Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-21
GOVERNOR MUST APPOINT MANY
MEN TO VARIOUS STATE
BOARDS.
SELECTIONS TO MANY POSTS
ScRUTiNizED BY SENATE
Of State Control and Parole
Boards and Educational Board Must
Be Approvea-Probable Names viii
Sc Submitted to Legislature Early ia
session-Youns Coming Home Soon.


Gov. s. r. Carroll Will ubui. 10 the
state senate evera names for the APP
prevail Of that body IN the matter of
holding important public positions,
Among them are the following:
Board Of cont-ol-Th-ee members, Or
The entire board. The term Of Chair
mar Clifford :. Robinson expires IL
April, 1872. The other no are .i,.ins
parts o. terms, and viii axe 70 be
passed on by ne senate. The term O.
Senator john Wade expires IN 1914. ans
sne term q DR.. II. Bann.ster in 1915.
Board o. paro4e-SacceSsor 10 Dr..
Howe. ,l.= present chairman. whose
term expires next July.
observation-disclosures % c. X. Bou-
TON. whose germ expires next March.
Boa-d .: eGaca-+on-Th-ee members.
TIE terms % A. 3. Funk. G. 7. Baker
and 7. D. Foster all expire neNt July,
O.her appointments ~ .ae governor
do not. have - be submitted 20 the
STATE Sera-s tc- approva. OF rejection.
sue as members % me medical board.
pharmacy board. dental board. geolog!-
cal board. &c. The term % II. z. Tai
bot, on the board Of veterinary exam
ines expires Jan. l. next. The term %
Z. ". Van Duyn as .ab5- commissioner
expires March 81 my. The terms %
the Of. inspectors expire n Jun next
Tie term OF z. {, Tao-nbu-g o. she
STATE board Of educational examiners
expires Jan. : next
Il IS NOT probable ina. az II the last
session, :l.s Important matter .: tax
ing Up with Inc sena,a "a making 0:
.lasa appointments vii. bs put Of in
=, altar the date OF adjournment has
been fixed Il Is more probable saat
-ae names W.. h se2c n cutie early
and that rhey % git ou- % ,ha way.
Three o. ne persons whose success
so-s VII BE- named are ciassei as DEM
oc-a-S-Sens-o- Wade. Thomas D, Fos-
ter and Dr. Howe.
Il is ST open secret that there has al
ready been some scLecat-g for changes
on -he educational board with special
reference u ne campaign Tor the
presidency q Anes. ana not all O.
those whose -e-ms exr:-e r:,l b re-
Iatna6. Had ~ CONGRESSIONAL outcome
been different IN -.a Fourth district 2
vacancy would have been made there
also.
I Is p~-ohaale .ha- .ae litigation in
volv:ng he Abba ard Ce~nrerv:.le raj
road vii, result in n -oad going ..-o
.aa possession - - Iowa C+---s.. !.
will row De operated by a receiver for
q time Ds1dirg .ha determination %
many conflicting claims. u. Savve-
and others who orr t1= controlling IN
ter=sI II ne sock have desired 70 m
had t-e properly " aagndo. i. 4.
re- tine u NJ Assessment. as. year :.
was stated o the executive council TIA.
properly vas q steady loser. taa-
Inc owners woui5 be CAD . eta-5oa j..
but thar -hav hoped 70 -reorganize i ana
i operated by a steam r.o-o-
Nov -a= Iowa Central Steps IN VII.
claims and L !. SECURES cort-o, i
means Ultimately ar extension q -th@
Lire dawn into Missouri % q connection
win rhe Alton.
The state pharmacy board VIII MAKE
al effort 10 INDUCE the legislature q
convert the laboratory Which Is row
used exclusively for me safe fooi ard
dairy commission into a general labor
a-ory to- t1a Use of any department Of
he s.a-a ard especially for tha use u
The pharmacy beard. The pharmacy
board s specifically charged with the
duty II enforcing The pure drugs law
and during the past year has started
ius- o.s prosecution for its violation.
This IS rae full extent Of lis activities
in the mater - law enforcement. Eut
complaint ;s made tha- The commission
has 10 laboratory and Is not prepared
p Investigate .ne stuff .aa. is being
sold for medicine in Iowa.
Senator Young is expected home IN
4 day OF ,wo when the fur Will begin
10 fly in politics. H!s interests have
been looked after by 4 committee Of
well known politicians. and a thorough
inquiry has been made in every part Of
the state as 20 what influences can b=
brought 20 bear n members 20 as 10
eliminate al candidates but \ one
chosen candidate designated for the
place. Members Of the committee claim
that the situation is good for Youngs
election by the caucus. or failing in
that. 70 secure MS election in the joint
assembly. Daily meetings have been
held by those in charge and they are
filed with enthusiasm for their cause.
~ 10 ~ 1A!S - 1o~o
in regard to water is becoming wide
spread. Persons interested in health
matters say that the chances are good
for a winter of much illness among the
people because Of the dryness and gen
eral unreasonable character. Reports
from the state institution farms is to
the effect that a shortage OF water is
felt everywhere. The livestock Of the
state will suffer in many places. The
rivers have seldom been SO low and
there will not be much opportunity for
good ice from the accustomed places
Then the arrners 0 still further
ahead and see that it is now absolute
ly certain that spring will open very
dry, which does not mean a good crop
rear
The records in the office OF h su-
perintendent Of public instruction
show that the first typewriter wa:
used for writing out opinions Feb. II
1884. ard tha: pr!c. TO that time all thu
legal opinions ano recorus % sla, 81
partment were made with a pen. TIT
typewriter is therefore q comparative
Il modern tool in state work. Superin'
tendent Henry Sabin started the in.
novation.
The old problem OF what to 10 will
! all b working force Of the state ad'