Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-01-19

ABOUT SZbO, net. Inc CnOice WAS
made by lot, Mr.. Turner'S name being
drawn from the hat. Paul Junkin OF
Adams county was chosen to convey
copy OF the proceedings OF the Iowa
college to the nearest United States
district judge.
Jones county Is the banner butter
producing county In Iowa. Woodbury.
and Polk shipped more butter during
the past year, but they did not make
their own product, while Jones county
did.
Jones ciunty shipped about g.
$4,000 pounds, 16 per cent off for
packing leaving the net pounds OF
butter which was handled out of that
county during 1904 Woodbury. coun
ty shipped out more than 6,2S0000
pounds, counting in the packing, and
Polk county more than 100000
pounds. But in the case of Woodbury.
county, Sioux City drew from South
Dakota immense quantities of cream
for the purpose of working II up In
her creameries. Also the northwest
ern Iowa counties furnished Sioux
City creameries with their cream,
which cuts down their own apparent
production as shown by the railroad
shipments In the case OF Polk coun
", all OF the cream Of Warren county
for instance, was drawn to the cream
cries and butter factories here. Only
200 pounds OF butter were shipped
out OF Warren county, according &c
the report, certain indication that
1t all came through Des Moines,
So that the state dairy commits
sioner is certain that Jones county II
entitled to the palm for butter product
shipped out of the county. Clayton
comes second with 100000 pounds
Lee, Linn. Fayette DUBUQUE. Della
ware. Bremen, Buchanan, Chickasaw
oil produced and shipTed betwee'
100000 and 100000 pounds.
Allegation as to ownership Is ga
sential In indictments for robbery.
This rule has been enunciated by the
Iowa supreme court When @. O.
Wasson was indicted at Cedar Rapids
for robbery OF Thomas Malone the
grand fury did not allege that the
property was the property Of Malone.
or this fact, indeed, there was some
doubt, which led to the omission Of
the allegation. The omission the su
preme court decided is fatal
Robbery Is but larceny In an az.
gravated FORM" says the higher court,
"both by the common law and under
the statute and as larceny Ia defined
to be the felonious taking OF the Prop
erty OF another we are Of the oDinioL
that en- allegation Of ownership Is
necessary In an indictment for rob
berry.
at Is said that II this be conceded
the indictment must be held good be.
cause IL charges that the defendant
did steal from the person of Malone.
II is true that we have held that the
word steal used In an indictment
means felonious taking. But we
have never gone beyond this and
can not because OF the requirement OF
the statute"
Surveyors for the new interurban
line west toward Ferry are now IT,
the field in the vicinity of Ingersoll,
station on the Milwaukee short
distance west cf this city. An en-
being surveyed. Taking the field
at Westover. the party went directly
north to Beaver creek and then
started west along the south side OF
the creek In the Beaver bottom
lands. They are now proceeding I'm
a northwesterly direction. The sur
vey as now contemplated will pro-
vide for a junction near Woodward.
with n spur running up to that town.
Apparently the most direct and ad.
vantageous route toward Perry Is
now being sought for. Such course
would leave Granger and Woodward
save for the spur to the latter town
off the course entirely. This would
be quite disappointment to those
towns, where much work toward Sc.
curing a right Of way has been done.
However, the company has never
definitely determined upon its course
west of Westover and Il Is not a
certainty by any means that the one
now being surveyed will be the chos.
en- route. II has been a part OF the
plan TO include Adel in the course,
which plan he's not been given up.
4, vi COuTbS you always NhhC a W.
tie with you on fishing trip?" said
the Northern visitor. "A bottle, suhy"
demanded the Kentuckian; what
foh, suhT "Oh, come, now! You
don't mean to say you'd go fishing
without whisky" I'VE take
Jug, uh."-Philadelphia Ledger.
The thoughtful little boy with the
high forehead tied an oblong recep.
tacle made OF tin to the dogs tail
and watched the animal go tearing
down the alley. For Scotch collie"
the boy explained TO the bystanders,
II thought he wasn't quite as canny
as he ought to be"-Chicago Tribune.
Mrs. Pugh-"Our minister says he
is going to chsnge the last part OF
his services Mrs. Knave-"Does he
think he can improve TT" Mrs. Pugh
mo, but he thinks it's necessary
Instead of saying, Let us sing the
Doxology,' he Is going to say: Let
US adjust our clothes, slip on onT
gloves, grab our hats, forget all about
the Lord, and be dismissed. Gin
cinnati Commercial-Tribune.
Bank President--"We're ruined!
The cashier has absconded with one
hundred thousand dollars" Director
Don't get excited. He has left q
note Offering to take us into partner
ahtn a--Iif0