Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-07-29
State Labor AGENCY Ready.

OF Iowa provided for the state free
employment bureau to be opened in
connection with the bureau or labor
statistics. This law became effective
July and the bureau is now ready
to receive applications from employ
ers Of all classes who are in need OF
help, and Of all persons Of either sex
who want job. Applications must
be directed to the state free employ
ment bureau, state capitol, Des
Moines, and can be made by mail,
telephone or in person. Employers
should give full name and address OF
individual or firm; to whom, when
and where the help wanted should
apply; the nature OF the employment,
wages, hours of labor, probable length
OF employment and such other infor.
nation needed to find the worker fit
ted for the particular job. Those seek
ing jobs should give name and ad-
dress, or telephone, work desired. Sec
ond choice Of work. age, nationality.
single or married, wages, experience
and such other information that may
help in finding suitable job.
Leniency to Rule for Time.
While all OF the laws OF the Thirty
sixth general assembly are in effect,
the department Of justice expects to
be reasonable In the enforcement OF
some Of the measures. In the abb
sence Of the publication OF the SEES
sion laws and the delay In issuing
the supplemental supplement, the law
enforcing bodies will perhaps be more
lenient with regard to the new laws
than they have been In the past in
similar situations, 1t is said. Attorney
General George Cosson was asked If
he intends TO enforce the anticipating
law. This measure Is looked upon as
one Of the freak laws and there is no
disposition to enforce 1t right from the
start, rather than more important
laws which are violated. Violations
Of the law will be reported to the
county attorney for action in each
county.
Ready for Distribution.
The 1915 supplemental supplement
to the code, with its index, is now
ready for distribution and copies may
be secured at the Office of w. 8. AL
len secretary OF state. The work of
printing an emergency edition Of L.
500 has been rushed. 1t was original
ly intended to sell this publication for
fifty cents but It is now found that
seventy-five cents must be asked for
1t. The books are bound in card
board.
State Will Condemn Land.
The attorney general has sent out
notice that the STAKE will condemn
land at Iowa City for the location OF
the new dental building and the de-
tention hospital at the state univer-
sity. Land will be condemned also
at the college for the blind at vinton.
The states agents have been unable
to purchase the land in question at
what they term to be reasonable
prices.
Action Brought by Towns on Line.
The state railroad commission will
give five days to the hearing OF the
Atlantic Southern case. The opening
arguments will be made at Red Oak.
The commission will make an inspec-
ton of the line and arguments will
be heard at Des Moines with regard
to the case. The towns along the line
brought action to prevent the road
from being abandoned.
Many More Exhibitors.
All OF the steel required for the
sheep barn at the fair grounds has
been shipped to Des Moines. The con-
tractor says he will have no delays in
the work and expects to have the
building finished by Aug. 10. On the
strength OF the new building. there
have been many more exhibitors en-
gage space to display sheep at the
1915 fair.
Herds Doing Fine.
According to word received by DR..
J. l. Gibson, state veterinarian, the
French and Marsh herds which were
returned to the state for a 80 day
quarantine, are doing fine. The test
animals which have been running
with the herds for more than a month
do not show any signs Of the foot and
mouth disease.
Capitol Extension Bonds.
The firm of George F. Bechtel 4
Co. of Davenport sent representative
to Des Moines to meet with the execu-
tive council and arrange for the pur-
chase of $4,000 OF capitol extension
bonds which will be issued some time
in August for the purchase OF the re-
naming tracts OF land needed to COM
plete the extension.
VIII Erect Allison Monument.
Five car loads OF material for the
Allison monument to be erected on
the capitol grounds. have arrived and
more are on their way. The small
est stone for the foundation weighs
ton. The largest weighs eight tons.
state Gets Scale Cars.
The two scale cars for the food and
dairy department have been delivered
to the state. They will be used in
the scale testing department.
An Oversight Discovered.
The county accounting department
OF the auditor of states offfce has
discovered a funny oversight OF the
Legislature. The Thirty-sixth general