The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-11
IOWA
IOWA SWAMP, LAND CASE
Vexed Question OF Rights Of the State
F " Taken to Washinuton.

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f " Taken to Washington.
: DIES MONIES, IOWA-Attorney CEN
eral Mullen has gone to Washington to
court Tuesday in an important swamp
land case. The action is shat Of Wallace
VS.. Rood, in which there is a contest overs]
the ownership Of the dried tbed of Owl
lake in Humboldt county, tract of 5000
acres. The state has filed petition of in
PREVENTION and claims the lake bed as
against both the other litigants. In case
the suit is tried on it's merits, the vexed
question Of the right Of the state to the Z,
dried beds of meandered lakes will be
settled. SeIltor J. P. Dolliver,2 M D.
O'Connell, solicitor of the treasury, and R.
M. Wright all of Fort Dodge, are attorneys
in the case, representing the original par
ties to the suit. Dolliver will appear be-
fore the court to make an argument
The written arguments in the appeals
of Albert G.. Phillips and Lewis Brooks,
the Buena Vista county bank robbers, un-
der sentence Of death at Anamosa, have
been filed with the supreme court. Oct 20
Is the date set for the submission of the
appeals. County Attorney H. F. Schultz
and F. H. Helsell Of Buena Vista county
will represent the state along with the
attorney general F. F. Faville will APP
pear for Phillips and 7. H. Chapman for
Brooks and will make hard fight for the
lives of the two men. -.. III.
Arguments have been submitted on the
petition for rehearing of Mrs. Sarah Kuhn,
the young woman of Keokuk county, serv-
ing a life sentence for the poisoning of
her husband, a. crippled shoemaker. ~ .
Mayor James Brenton has started on
his speaking tour for the republican state
central committee. Be will devote much
attention to the sixth: district. Flo will
stand squarely on the Iowa platform. The
democrats are planning on sending Tom L.
Johnson of CLEVELAND into the sixth later
in the campaign. Preparations are being
made here for a fitting reception to Secre-
tary Moody, who will speak at Fosters
opera-house Monday night.
AMES, IOWA -, The annual harvest
home picnic, basket dinner, and tent meet
ing, recognized events of the college year,
We're held this week. 1t is estimated that
about 10, 900 people, coming on special
and regular trains, visited this city and
the state college. The departments were
open and the work Of each was explained
to the visitors This was the first public
opefing Of the new engineering hall. The
following program was carried out: Live
stock parade; music, Liscomb band; in
ovcation, DR.. o. H. Cessna; music, col
lege glee club; a word of welcome, acting
President Stanton; address, ex-Lieuten-
ant Governor JONI -. NllHllIldH, lluSlC,
college glee club; address. J. S. Trigg;
selection, Professor A. M. Newens; music,
college glee club; address, Dr. T. T. Green;
music, Liscomb band; military drill by COL
college battalion.
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MARSHALLTOWN, IoWA.-Chicken
thieves are thought to have been respon-
sible for the destruction by fire of a. barn
and it's contents belonging to Charles
If &H00
H. Parker, who was arrested several
months ago Tor torgeIles' ana VINO escaped
from the Jail at Ioledo, mas Deen sen
fenced to nVe yeafss::TT-N.s E <aall Aua.il
son or newton WISE ess:=ssi listie soi 'uleu
While on a Visit go t;hl 1enus ~ eiils Ivy
mas gone INSANE assa 70, - g
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.+ion ,of the HighlaHd Park golf grounds
yesterday was ~ noteworthy event in
snorting and social circles. The new club
house was formally opened at the same
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