Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-28

the marshal SYSTEM is to be applied tc
/ the state we commend to your careful
consideration the bill as proposed by
this organization.
Fifth: We, the representatives OF
the State Marshal movement, in con-
vention assembled, on the Goth day OF
may, 1903, do most earnestly appeal tc
all law abiding citizens of the state
| without regard To party affiliations OF
religious belief to unite with US in this
organized endeavor to secure 4 uniform
ana practical enforcement of the liq-
uor laws, and place the work of en-
! forcement on the same basis of freedom
from partisan political attack as the
| Federal laws now enjoy.
p. kNUTSON,
ALIEN COOPER.
j. d. NANNOY,
NJ l.. EVERETT.
RALPH C. SARGENT.
Committee.
The following bill was reported by
the committee consisting of w. d. Mil
ligan. f. NJ. Chaffee, r. S. Walker.
/ An act, etc.
Section l. The state of Iowa is here
by divided into State Marshal districts
/ for the purpose of enforcement of this
act as follows:
| District No /, or Des Moines district,
/ shall consist of the following counties:
Boone, Story, Marshall, Tana. Dallas,
4 Polk, Jasper, Poweshiek. Madison,
/ Warren, Marian, Mahaska. Clark, Lu
I cas-, Wapello. Monroe, Decator, Wayne,
| Appanoose, Davis.
n ri fct; ipt
shall consist of the following counties:
Benton. Linn Jones, Jackson. Iowa.
! Johnson, Cedar Clinton, Scott, Keo-
jefferson, Henry Des Moines, Van Bu-
ren, Lee.
District No. 8. or Dubuque district,
shall consist of the following counties:
Worth Mitchell. Howard. Winnie
shiek. Allamal1ee, Cero Gordo. Floyd.
Chlcasaw, Franklin. Butler Bremen
Fayette Clayton, Hardin, Grundy
Blackhawk. Buchanan, Delaware, Du-
buque.
District No. 4. or Sioux City district
shall consist of the following counties:
Lyon. Osceola, Dickinson. Emmett.
Kossuth Winnebago. Sioux. O'Bnen.
PATE Alto, Hancock. Plymouth. Chero-
Eee, Bucna Vista. Pocahontas, Hum
boldt, Wright. Woodbury.. Ida, Sack,
Calhoon, webster, Hamilton.
District No. >, or Council Bluffs dis
trict, shall consist of the following
counties:
Mcnona Crawford, Carroll. Green,
Harrison Shelby. Audubon, Gutherie.
Pottawattimie, Cass, Adair, Mills,
Montgomery, Adams, Union, Fremont,
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Section Two. There shall be APP
pointed by the governor and confirmed
by The senate. one district marshal for
each district hereiabefore established
who shall enter into bond running
to the state OF Iowa. in the sum of
dollars, conditioned upon the faithful
performance of his duties.
Section Three. The deputy marshals
hereinafter provided for may he trans
ferred from one district TO another up
on the request and consent OF the re-
spceuve marshas of the districts con-
ceraed.
The election of officers resulted in
j. G. Willis. Of Oskaloosa. being elect
cd president; f. f. Lowe, OF FIT. Mad
ison,, vice president; ]. NJ. Woodrow Of
Newton. treasurer.
a. c. Rankin. Rev. Alexander Cooper.
OF Greenvllle, Mich and Frank Love
land. d. d., We're chosen organizers of
the movement and 1t was also moved
and carried thar the committee be al
lowed to appoint other organizers as
they saw fit.
The election Of the secretary had
been deferred till the close of the bus
mess session of the committee of the
whole. Dr. L. Benson, Phi. d. of Brook
lyn, was reelected without any OPP
position. 1t was authorized that the
executive committee call session of
the State Marshall movement just
about the time the state legislature
conVenes next winter. 1t was moved
that the executive committee be en-
larged by the addition of three new
members. Attorney Mulligan, of Guth-
RE Center, 5. L. Collins, of Knoxville.
and d. S. Morrison, of Grin 1el, were
added to the committee.
1t was decided that each local club
should send at least five delegates to
the convention at Des Moines next
winter.