Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-25
LIST OF HOLDERS OF FEDERAL
LIQUOR LICENSES FOR coUN.
TY ATTORNEYS.
INFORMATION FURNISHED
.. AS REQUIRED 81 LAW
United States Collectors o-operate
With Attorney General Cosson In
Making Lists Complete and Salts
factory-live Stock Sanitary Board
Makes Changes in Rules.
)ecial 70 Times Republican.


| Des Moines. July 25.-The matter OF
the method Of securing the names of
holders of federal liquor licenses for
filing in each county has been settled
and the two United States collectors
will be prepared very soon to supply
county attorneys with the inform alton
! as required by law. The lists will be
! furnished, for each county separately as
called for. and to include only whose
I who are holders Of federal licenses bur
not locally entitled TO sell liquor. This
Will be satisfactory to the county Off
! Gals of the state and not involve any
! great expense.
F.! An erroneous impression has been
/ circulated that the collectors We're in
some way resisting this Iowa law The
I fact is that when Attorney General,
! Cosson took il up with them it was
! found they We're desirous of doing ev-
erytaing they could to accomoda te
county officials. The only question was
one as to their rights and how to get at
ii best. The attorney generals office
has no direct concern in the matt r
! but appeared on behalf OF the county
attorneys of the state to make the ar
rangGlnentS most convenient for all
concerned The securing and filing OF
the names With county auditors is in
( accordance with a law passed by the
legislature and approved by the gov
ernor Il few months ago. County attor-
neEs have always had the right to Sc
cure the lists and thus to be appriSed
Of the persons holding licenses, but the
ne" law merely requires the filing OF
these names for public benefit
II was feared at first the collectors
would not be able to furnish the names
except for the entire district and then
for all license holders, including other
than liquor licenses; bul this will not
be done.
The new livestock sanitary board
for Iowa has made some important
changes in the rules and regulations re-
garding the importation of animals for
breeding purposes into Iowa 1t was
the purpose of the Legislature in pro-
viGing for this new commission to bet
ter safeguard the livestock OF Iowa.
One change is i'll regard to the in
spection OF horses i'm ported from nearby
states The rules require the maine
test" for such horses when brought into
Iowa from any state west of the Mis-
sissppi river II has been found that
practically all the CHAMBERS which has
turned up in Iowa in many years has
come from the west. This rule will put
stop TO the importation. Il will not
affect horses imported from Europe be-
cause they are already subject to ex-
animation.
Another change is in regard to the
tuberculin test for cattle imported into
the state for breeding purposes. The
regulations have heretofore provided
that cattle imported when pure bred
shall have the ,uoerculin test. The
new board has stricken out the pure
bred reference and make the rule APP
ply 20 all cattle brought in for breed
ing purposes
The outbreak Of dourtne among
horses has been cared for and the
United States agricultural department
has provided for the expense Of de-
stroying this epidemic.
Indications are that the southern
Iowa standpatters are getting ready to
concentrate upon EX Senator Jameson,
Of Clarke county, for lieutenant gov
error and will refuse to follow the
kitchen cabinet program framed up to
make Harding the candidate for lieu
tenant governor Jameson is popular
In southern Iowa and would carry
big vote He narrowly escaped being
elected Judge TO succeed Judge Towner
but was beaten by democrat
The growers of bees In and about
Des Moines report that this year mas
been one Of the worst known for their
business and that the honey crop is
almost failure 1t will be necessary
to feed many stands OF bees during the
coming winter in order that they may
live. The dry weather cut off the flow
ers and even in the flowers that
doomed there was said to be little