Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-17
CODE VIII Be DELAYED
Annexation of Supplement Can
Not Be- Done in Time for
September l.
Glenwood Railway Cut Matter
Has Not Been Adjusted by
the Council.
Commission Goes to St. Louis
To Locate Iowa Building at
the Fair.
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Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. July l1.-The Iowa code
supplement is not likely to he in the
hands of the lawyers of the state by
September ] as contemplated by the
Legislature. The Work is already being
that the supplement can not be COM
pleted on time. John r. Garter. the ed
itor of the code supplement. arrived in
Des Mones on time with his work Well
in hand and ready for the printer,
opened an office and prepared for doing
business day and night. The printers
plement. The code mommssion met
and made arrangements for the anno-
tation work. which is by far the larger
part, and employed Judge McLan to
do the work for $1.SOo. Last week Il
! batch of copy was received and work
| was taken up on the annotations. The
Copy" lasted the printers one day and
work was again at a standstll. Yes
terday some interesting telegraphing
WAS INDUCED in to tiud out why more
/ Icopy was not forthcoming and why the
printers We're compelled to wait. II is
probable that as a result of the hitch
the code commission Will have to get
together and arrange for keeping the
t printers busy. But it is now consid-
| cred certain that the code supplement
| will not be got out on time. The work
on the new edition of the code was laid
aside that the supplement might be ta-
ken up. Another volume of the reports
will be out in few days much to the
| delight OF the attorneys of the state
The members of the state executive
council have not yet determined the
damage to state property at Glenwood
on account of the running OF the Bur
lington road near the feeble-nnded
institute. The council is busy with the
assessment work, but takes time to
consider the Glenwood matter at odd
.lag~s. u Is understood that the coun
cll will finally approve the route which
has been surveyed thru tn estate prop
erty and that the sum to be paid by the
company for the right of way will be
merely nominal. The members of the
cOuIlClI nave DetH uiStu W INSIST
Il considerable measure of damages on
account of the right of way, and if
there were no offsets this would be
true, but it is also understood that the
council will take into consideration
that it is of some Importance to the
state that the city of Glenwood be not
injured by the diversion of business to
a line some distance from the city.
8 c,l,.o
railroad rather than cash damages will
be certain agreements as to bridges
over the deep cut thru the institution
park, subways made properly and the
orderly dressing up of the embank-
ments so as to cause the least amount
of unsightliness The route which was
practically accepted by the executive
council was Il survey made by Seth
Dean, engineer of Gienwood, and it was
made after the engineers of the rail-
road company had given up all thought /
of running a line that would go thru
the city of Gienwood and would con-
form to the rules laid down.
Warden Hunter. of the Anamosa
pententary, was in the city yesterday |
securing some furniture for the living
ing at the penitentiary. The office part
is already furnished plainly. and the
remainder of the building will be occu-
pied as soon as it is furnished. He re-
ports his big family as doing we'll and
received the favors of the legislators
last winter are all doing we'll. Jack
Ballew reports from Sioux City where
T., ,rro ,b.,.
and "Billy' Young is We'll pleased with
his position with MIR. Toy in Sioux City. Il
Otto Ottesen was given a place by
Clinton man who had contract work at 4
Anamosa and WAS familiar with Otte-
sens capabilities as Il workman. Theo-
dore Rusheck remained at .Anamosa for
:: time. working for $l.25 day, but he
got something better and Went away
Wesley E.lkns is doing finely at Mt
Vernon where he is with Professor
Harlan. Warden Hunter never had any n
doubts about the wisdom of granting
parole to E.lkins: and in fact he is firm
ly convinced that the parole system as
it has been applied in Iowa is all right
and a step in the right direction.
The Iowa commission on the st. Lou
i,
locate the Iowa building. III there is a
full attendance of members some other ,
business Will be transacted. The COM
mittee ON rules and bylaws has re-
port ready. This committee MAS in ,
structed to follow the law as closely as
possible There is some doubt i'll the !,
minds of members as to just what pow
ars the commission has as To the en-
ployment of sufficient help to do the
work, the commission apparently beng
restricted to a few employees and Off
.ers. There is also wide diversity
among members as To how the work
should be entered upon and the relative
of expense which should go
20 different branches of the work. AZ
er the members have been together a I
'ew times they may get more IN mar
nony on these subjects and get their i
olsns into better shape. II is possible
nat the chairman, Governor Larrabee e
Will announce his committees. or u part I
If them, at the ST Louis meeting. I
The railroad assessment hearing con- 1