Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-17
THIRTY, NINE NEW LAWYERS
These Represent the Survivors of a UlaIs Of
Fifty One Applicants
FoRTY-sIX TAKE FINAL EXAMINATION
Committee Preparing to start Ont and
Select Route for Des MOines and
Council Bluffs Inter-
urban Line.
cFrom a STAR correspondent.l

DIES MONIES, May l6.-(SpectaL)-The
Iowa Law commission, which was engaged
all week in examining a class of students
Of law, made a report this morning and In
cidentally placed on file with the supreme
court a statement of the difficulties which
had been encountered and which led to the
insurrection among the applicants for ad-
mission last Tuesday. The commission re-
ported that there were originally hfty-one
applications filed, but one was withdrawn;
that one was found not to have pursued
the study of law long enough; that OF the
forty-nine left the commission required
sixteen under the rules to take the prelim-
mary examination In high school branches
that two declined to be examined and OF
those examined thirteen were found com
petent to take the law examination, and
that of the forty-six who took the law
examination seven were found deficient.
and certificates were issued to thirty-nine.
Those who were certihcated were:
Shirley D. Alexander, lanes S. Burrows.
Boy E; Burns. A. w; Brett. James s. Bone;
bFSSir,ss, wilsar !. Garriison' George 0S ".
Greaser, Thomas j.. Guthrie, Ernest l..
M2TqiNMI. u 9Els D d NiisEIe, p u; Paalsso go
Willard Russell. Addison B, Ritchey. Wal
ter s. Coon, Frederick w. Ham. Clarence
fHddiass' H William !. iY erysr Carl r. foi Jones,
Charles n. Johnston, William r. C. Ken
f SddS;nS Ti D. = mo KqS5sr' c5 Srass 4 T. R MlIIfE.
Jacob c. Shoemaker. Bernard Stencil, Ar
thur 3. shaw, Joseph Leroy sheldon, VII
Wilson. William E.. Wallace.
Courts Decisions.
The following we're the decisions Of the
court announced today:
Thomas r. Powers, appellant, against
William Denison; Buchanan county. Judge
Plat; aflrmed by Sherwin.
ole. Judge, appellant; Adair county, GER
tiorari; oyerruled by Ladd.
Frank shs6sck. appellant Sgsinst Ns.
superior court, Judge Guiberson; reversed
Greenfield; kdsir e5unty' Judge Applegate;
reversed by Mccain.
from probate order; Mahssks county.
Judge Scott; affirmed by Bishop.
Liyingstone ana ssSSanIbIier; SRpelIIa9ats.
| Wheeler; affirmed by Deemer.
Asphalt WiAs a Victory.
In the district court today Judge Howe
rendered a decision denying the right OF
certain property owners to have an injunc-
ton to prevent the carrying out Of con-
tracts already entered into with the Ma
tional Asphalt company for laying asphalt
pavements in Des Moines. The tight here
had been entirely between the brickmakers
and the persons Interested in asphalt. the
former making a determined effort to keep
the latter entirely out of the city. The de-
elsion means that a large amount OF
asphalt paving viii be laid In Des Moines
this year. as the council has ordered sew
eral streets paved since the commencement
OF the suit.
His Sweetheart.
Sheriff Anderson OF Audubon county
today started for Ohio with a requisition
from the governor of the state for the re-
turn to Iowa of Edgar Allen. wanted In
Audubon for obtaining money by false pre-
tepses- Allen was engaged to be married
10 a young woman of Audubon and sue
ceeded in borrowing $500 from her. stating