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ANSEL BRIGGS, FIRST GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF IOWA—1846. Register.

COMPILED BY FRANK D. JACKSON, Secretary of State. n

DES MOINES: GEO. H. RAGSDALE, STATE PRINTER. 1890. EXECUTIVE.

Governor— HORACE BOIES, Black Hawk Co.; term expires Jan., 1892. C. D. HAM, Private Sec'y to Gov., Dubuque Co. Lieutenant- Governor— A. N". POYNEER, Tama Co.; term expires Jan., 1892. Secretary of State— FRANK D. JACKSON, Butler Co.; term expires Jan., 1891. C. S. BYRKIT, Deputy, Appanoose Co. Secretary of State elect— WM. M. MCFARLAND, Emmet Co.; term expires Jan., 1893. Auditor of State and Auditor elect— JAMES A. LYONS, Guthrie Co.; term expires Jan., 1891-1893. D. F. MCCARTHY, Deputy, Mitchell Co. Treasurer of State— VOLTAIRE P. JWOMBLY, Van Buren Co.; term expires Jan., 1891. JOHN WRITTEN, Deputy, Van Buren Co. Treasurer of State elect— BYRON A. BEESON, Marshall Co.; term expires Jan., 1893. Superintendent of Public Instruction— HENRY SABIN, Clinton Co.; term expires Jan., 1892. Ira C. Kling, Deputy, Cerro Gordo Co. *Adjutant-General and A. Q. M.-G.— GEORGE GREENE, Linn Co.; appointed May 1, 1890. * Commissioner of Labor Statistics.— J. R. SOVEREIGN, Cass Co.; term expires April 1, 1892. * Appointed by the Governor. 4 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. * State Librarian.— MRS. MARY H. MILLER, Polk Co.; term expires May 1, 1892. *Inspector of Illuminating Oils.— JAMES J. DUNN, Dubuque; term expires April 1, 1892. *State Mine Inspectors— 1ST DIST., THOMAS BINKS, Ottumwa. 2ND DIST., JAMES GILDROY, What Cheer. 3RD DIST., MORGAN G. THOMAS, Muchakinock. Terms of all expire April 1, 1892. (Office at Des Moines.) \ State Printer— GEORGE H. RAGSDALE, Plymouth CO. (office Des Moines); term expires May 1, 1891, re-elected by 23d G. A. for term end- ing May 1, 1893. \ State Binder— OTTO NELSON, Polk Co., (office Des Moines); term expires May 1, 1891, re-elected by 23d G. A. for term ending May 1, 1893. Railroad Commissioners— SPENCER SMITH, Pottawattamie Co.; term expires Jan. 1893. FRANK T. CAMPBELL, Jasper Co.; term expires Jan., 1892, PETER A. DEY, Johnson Co.; term expires Jan., 1891. w JOHN W. LUKE, Franklin Co.; Commissioner-elect, term will expire Jan., 1894. W. W. AINSWORTH, Polk Co.; Secretary, to the Board. * Superintendent of Weights and Measures— PROF. L. G. WELD, Johnson Co., (P. O., Iowa City). ^Director of Weather Service— JOHN R. SAGE, Polk Co.; term expires June 2, 1892. *Dairy Commissioner— AUGUSTUS C. TUPPER, Mitchell Co.; term expires May 1, 1892. *Fish Commissioner— H. K. SOPER, Emmet Co., (P. O., Estherville); term expires April 1, 1892.

* Appointed by the Governor. ^Elected by the Legislature, IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 5

* State Veterinary Surgeon— M. STALKER, P. O., Ames, Story Co.; term expires April 27, 1892. * Custodian of Public Buildings and Property— W. L. CARPENTER, Polk Co.; term expires March 31, 1892. ^Inspector of Boats— MILO W. BROWN, Clay Co., (P. O. Spencer); term expires May 9, 1892. . * Commissioner of Immigration— PETER G. BALEINGALL, Ottnmwa, Wapello Co., appointed Nov. 12, 1890. * Appointed by the Governor. Where not otherwise stated the post-office address of State officers, is Des Moines, Iowa, IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

FEDERAL OFFICERS.

U. S. Circuit and District Courts. EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.—Composed of the Districts of Southern and Northern Iowa, District of Minnesota, Eastern and Western Districts of Missouri, the District of Arkansas, District of Nebraska, District of Kansas, District of North Dakota and District of South Dakota.

HON. DAVID BREWER, Associate Justice U. S. Supreme Court. HON. HENRY C. CALDWELL, Little Rock, Ark., U. S. Circuit Judge.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF IOWA.

District Judge—JAMES M. LOVE, Keokuk. District Attorney—LEWIS MILES, Corydon. Marshal—DAVID B. MILLER, Red Oak. Clerk Circuit Court—EDWARD R. MASON, Des Moines. Clerk District Court—HENRY K. LOVE, Des Moines.

NORTHERN DISTRICT OF IOWA.

District Judge—OLIVER P. SHIRAS, Dubuque. District Attorney—-M. D. O'CONNELL, Fort Dodge-. Marshal—EDWARD KNOTT, Waverly. Clerk of District and Circuit Court — A. J. VAN DUZEE, Du- buque. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

U. S. Pension Agent. S. A. MARINE, Vinton, (Post-office Des Moines).

U.S. Internal Revenue Collectors.' Third District—J. S. LOTHROP, Sioux City, Collector. MILTON HOWE, Chief Clerk and Deputy Collector, Dubuque. C. H. BROCK, Office Deputy, Dubuque THOMAS GRAHAM, Field Deputy, 1st Division, Decorah. C. A. BGEHMLER, Field Deputy, 2nd Division, Cedar Falls. ANDREW GULLIXSON, Field Deputy, 3rd Division, Bode. C. E. LEWELLYN, Field Deputy, 4th Division, Sioux City. MARY A. BAL|uJf||jjfkp Deputy, Sioux City. T. H. CORBERRY, tJ. S. Gauger, Dubuque. J. S. BROWNING, U. S. Gauger, Sioux City. lenth District—Louis WEINSTEIN, Burlington, Collector. WM. CORSE MCARTHUR, Chief Deputy, Burlington. FRED L. POOR, Deputy Collector, Burlington. C. M. WAITE, Clerk, Burlington. M. H. GARRETT, Clerk, Burlington. JNO. A. O'NEAL, Division Deputy, Burlington. S. E. WALCOTT, Division Deputy, Davenport. JOHN B. WELCH, Division Deputy, Bloomfield. M. M. PARKINSON, Division Deputy, Corning. JAMES D. ROWEN, Division Deputy, Des Moines. JAMES H. BREWER, Stamp Deputy, Des Moines. M. A. THOMPSON, Stamp Deputy, Davenport. FILMORE BROWNELL, Stamp Deputy, Keokuk. H. C. NOSLER, Stamp Deputy, Ottumwa. THEO. GUITTAR, Stamp Deputy, Council Bluffs. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

R. M. WASHBURN, Gauger, Burlington. 'JOHN W. LAFFOLLETT, Store-keeper and Gauger, Oskaloosa. BYRON V. SEEVERS, Store-keeper and Gauger, Oskaloosa. JOHN HEINZ, Gauger, Davenport.

U. S. Land Office. D. M. Fox, Register, U.S. Land Office, Des Moines. FRED BABCOCK, Receiver, U. S. Land Offic Des Moines,

U. S. Senators HON. WILLIAM B. ALLISON, Dubuque, terW'empires 1891 HON. JAMES F. WILSON, Fairfield, term expires 1895 NOTE.—Hon. William B. Allison was re-elected by the 23d General Assem- bly for a term of six years from March 4.1891. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 9

Representatives in Congress. LI AND LII SESSIONS.

First District—JOHN H. GEAR Burlington, J. J. SEERLEY, Member elect Burlington. Second District—WALTER I. HAYES (re-elected) Clinton. Third District—DAYID B. HENDERSON (re-elected) Dubuque. Fourth District—J. H. SWENEY Osage. W. H. BUTLER, Member elect West Union. Fifth District—DANIEL KERR Grundy Center. J. T. HAMILTON, Member elect Cedar Rapids, Sixth District—JOHN F. LACEY Oskaloosa. F. E. WHITE, Member elect Hedrick. Seventh Disti'ict—E. R. HAYS Knoxville. J. A. T. HULL, Member elect Des.Moines*. Eighth District—JAMES P. FLICK (re-elected) Bedford. Ninth District—JOSEPH R. REED Council Bluffs. THOMAS BOWMAN, Member elect.. .Council Bluffs. Tenth District—J. P. DOLLIVER (re-elected) Fort Dodge'. Eleventh District—ISAAC S. STRUBLE Le Mar&. GEO. D. PERKINS, Member elect Sioux City. Terms of all Representatives to the Fifty-first Congress expire March 4, 1891; members of the Fifty-second, March 4, 189a. 10 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

JUDICIAL.

Supreme Court

TERM EXPIRES. JOSEPH M. BECK, Chief Justice, Ft. Madison Dec. 31,1891 GIFFORD S. ROBINSON, Judge, Storm Lake Dec. 31,1893 CHARLES T. GRANGER, Judge, Waukon Dec. 31, 1894 JOSIAH GIVEN, Judge, Des Moines Dec. 31, 1895 JAMES H. ROTHROCK, Judge, Cedar Rapids : .Dec. 31, 1896 JOHN Y. STONE, Attorney-General, Mills county (P. O., Des Moines) Dec. 31, 1892 GILBERT B. PRAY, Clerk of Supreme Court, Hamilton county (P. O., Des Moines) .... Dec. 31, 1894 CHRISTOPHER T. JONES, Deputy, Washington county. NATHANIEL B. RAYMOND, Reporter Supreme Court, Des Moines, Polk county Dec. 31, 1894

District Courts. From which appeals may be taken to the Supreme Court.

First Districts. M. CASEY, Ft. Madison; CHARLES H. PHELPS, Burlington. Second District—E. L. BURTON, Ottumwa; W. I. BABB, Mt. Pleas- ant; H. C. TRAVERSE, Bloomfield. Third District—)!. M. TOWNER, Osceola; W. H. TEDFORD, Corydon. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 11

Fourth District—SCOTT M. LADD, Sheldon; GEO. W. WAKEFIELD, Sioux City; F. R. GAYNOR, Le Mars. Fifth District—6. H. APPLEG ATE, Guthrie Center; J.H.HENDER- SON, Indianola; A. W. WILKINSON, Winterset. 'Sixth District—D. RYAN, Newton; J. KELLY JOHNSON, Oskaloosa; A. R. DEWEY, Washington. Seventh District—C. M. WATERMAN, Davenport; W. F. BRANNAN, Muscatine; ANDREW HOWAT, Clinton. Eighth District—S. H. FAIRALL, Iowa City. Ninth District—W. F. CONRAD, CALVIN P. HOLMES, STEPHEN F. BALLIETT, Des Moines. Tenth District—Joins J. NEY, Independence; D. J. LENEHAN, Du- buque; J. L. HUSTED, Waterloo. Eleventh District—D. R. HINDMAN, Boone; JOHN L. STEVENS, Anaes; S. M. WEAVER, Iowa Falls. Twelfth District—JOHN C. SHERWIN, Mason City; GEO. W. RUD- DICK, Waverly. Thirteenth District—-W". A. HOYT, Fayette; L. O. HATCH, McGregor. Fourteenth District—GEORGE H. CARR, Emmetsburg; LOT THOMAS, Storm Lake. Fifteenth District—H. E. DEEMER, Red Oak; A. B. THORNELL, Sidney; WALTER I. SMITH, Council Bluffs; W. N. MACY, Harlan. Sixteenth District—GEORGE W. PAINE, Carroll; C. D. GOLDSMITH, Sac City. Seventeenth District—-L. G. KINNE, Toledo. Eighteenth District—J". H. PRESTON, Cedar Rapids; JAMES D. GIF- FKN, Marion. The terms of all District Judges commence January 1, 1891, and expire December 31, 1894, except Geo. W. Ruddick, of the Twelfth, Lot Thomas, of the Fourteenth, and N. W. Macy, of the Fifteenth Districts, whose terms commenced January 1, 1889, and will expire December 31, 1892. 12 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

District Court Reporters. First District—&. P. ROBINSON, Burlington; CHARLES J. SMITH, Keokuk. Second District—C. Q. THORPE, Chariton; FRANK C. TRAVERSE.. Ottumwa. (?) Third District—-WM. M. HYLAND, Osceola; E. J. BROOKS, Leon. Fourth District—Q. C. HAMILTON, Sioux City; W. E. CODY, Sioux City; CHAS. H. TOLLES, Le Mars. Fifth District—)!. K. ASHTON, Guthrie Center; J. S. BARTOW, Indianola; E. JORDAN, Indianola. Sixth District—J". H. P. ROBINSON, Montezuma. Seventh District—JOHN JACKSON, Clinton; Miss SOPHIA DALLAS, Muscatine; F. B. HADDIX, Davenport. Eighth District—Q. W. MICHENER, Iowa City. Ninth District—C. L. DAHLBERG, Des Moines; H. W. IRISH, Des Moines; C. F. IRISH, Des Moines. lenth District—-VINCENT LIEBEN, Dubuque; D. S. WILSON, Dubu- que; C. J. MORLEY, Dubuque. Eleventh District—T. R. DERING, Marshalltown; J. H. WILLIAMS, Ames; H. T. DAWLEY, Ft. Dodge. Twelfth District—CHAS. M. ADAMS, Mason City; ARTHUR G. BUSH, Garner. Thirteenth District—J. J. GRINNELL, McGregor. Fourteenth District—W. R. LAMOREUX, Ft. Dodge; DAVID GRIER, Emmetzsburg. Fifteenth District—W. E. BUTLER, Red Oak; JOHN H. CLARK, Council Bluffs; B. O. BRUINGTON, Atlantic; O. C. Gaston, Tabor. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 13

Superior Court Cedar Bapids—John T. Stoneinan. Council Bluffs—J. E. F. McGee. Creston—S. R. Davis. Keokuk—Henry Bank.

Foreign Consuls Residing in Iowa.

Sweden-Norway—O. R. WULFBERG, Des Moines. Denmark—W". D. GRANDRUP, Story City. 14 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

U. S. GOVERNMENT.

President—Benj. Harrison, of Indiana. Salary, $50,000. Vice-President—Levi P. Morton, of New York. Salary, $10,000. Secretary of State—James G. Blaine, of Maine. Salary, $8,000. Secretary of the Treasury—William Windom, of Minnesota. Sal- ary, $8,000. Secretary of War—Redfield Proctor, of Vermont. Salary, $8,000. Secretary of the Navy—Benjamin F. Tracy, of New York. Sal- ary, $8,000. Secretary of the Interior—John W. Noble, of Missouri. Salary, $8,000. Attorney-General—William H. H. Miller, of Indiana. Salary, $8,000 Postmastei%-Gene?*alr—Jo\m Wanamaker, of Pennsylvania. Sal- ary, $8,000. Secretary of Agriculture—Jeremiah W. Rusk, of Wisconsin. Sal- ary, $8,000. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court—Melville W. Fuller, of Illinois. Salary, $10,500. Associate Justices—Stephen J. Field, of California; Joseph P. Bradley, of New Jersey; John M. Harlan, of Kentucky; Samuel Blatchford, of New York; Horace Gray, of Massachusetts; L. Q. C. Lamar, of Mississippi; David J. Brewer, of Kansas. Salary, $10,000 each. Commissioner of Internal Revenue—John W. Mason, of West Virginia. Salary, $6,000. Commissioner of Pensions—Green B. Raurn, of Illinois. Salary, $5,000. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. IS

Commissioner of Patents—Charles E. Mitchell, of Connecticut.. Salary, $4,500. Commissioner of Indian Affairs—Thomas J. Morgan. Salary,. $4,000. Commissioner of the General Land Office—Lewis A. Groff. Sal- ary, $4,000. Solicitor-General—Orlow W. Chapman, of New York. Salary^ $7,000. Majors-General in Command of Army—J. M. Schofield. JSalary, $13,500. Admiral of the Navy—David D. Porter, District of Columbia,. $alary, $13,000. U. S. Treasurer—James N. Huston, of Indiana. Comptroller of Currency—E. S. Lacy, of Michigan. Superintendent of Census—Robert P. Porter. 16 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

GOVERNMENT OF STATES AND TERRITORIES.

ALABAMA—CAPITAL, MONTGOMERY. Governor—Thomas G. Jones. Secretary of State—Joseph D. Barron. Treasurer of State—John L. Cobbs. Auditor—Cyrus D. Hogue. Attorney-General—William L. Martin. Railroad Commissioners—Henry R. Shorter, Wiley C. Tunstall, Levi W. Lawler. Supt. of Education—John G. Harris. ARKANSAS—CAPITAL, LITTLE ROCK. Governor—James P. Eagle. Secretary of State—Ben. B. Chism. Treasurer of State—Rickard B Morrow. Auditor—William S. Dunlap. Attorney-General—William E. Atkinson. Railroad Commissioners—James P. Eagle, Ben. B. Chism and WilliamS. Dunlap. Supt. of Education—Josiah H. Shinn CALIFORNIA—CAPITAL, SACRAMENTO. Governor—Henry H#Markham. Secretary of State—Edwin G. Waite. Treasurer of State—James R. McDonald. Comptroller—Edward P. Colgan. Attorney-General—William H. H. Hart. Railroad Commissioners—William Beckman, J. M.Litchfield and J. W. Rhea. Supt. of Education—James W. Anderson. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 17

COLORADO—CAPITAL, DENVER. Governor—John L. Routt. Secretary of State—E. J. Eaton. Treasurer of State—J. N. Carlisle. Auditor, or Comptroller—John M. Henderson. Attorney-General—Joseph H. Maupin. Bailroad Commissioners— Supt. of Education—Nathan B. Coy.

CONNECTICUT—CAPITAL, HARTFORD. Election to be decided by General Assembly. Railroad Cammissioners—William O. Seymour, Wm. H. Hay- ward, Geo. M. Woodruff. Se&y of Board of Education—Charles D. Hine.

DELAWARE—CAPITAL, DOVER. Governor—Benjamin T. Biggs. Secretary of State—John P. Saulsbury. Treasurer of State— William Herbert. Auditor of State—John H. Bryce. Attorney-General—John H. Paynter.

FLORIDA—CAPITAL, TALLAHASSEE. Governor—Francis P. Fleming. Secretary of State—J no. L. Crawford. Treasurer of State—Frank J. Pons. Auditor, or Comptroller—William D. Bloxham. Attorney-General—William B. Lamar. Railroad Commissioners—Geo. G. McWhorter, Enoch J. Vaun and William Hines. Supt. of Education—Albert J. Russell. 18 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

GEORGIA—CAPITAL, ATLANTA. Governor—W. J. Northen. Secretary of State—Fhili^ Cook. Treasurer of State—R. W. Hardeman. Auditor, or Comptroller—W. A. Wright. Attorney-General—Geo. N. Lester. Railroad Commissioners—L. N. Tramnel, Alex Erwin and J. W. Robertson. Supt. of Education—J. S. Hook. IDAHO—CAPITAL, BOISE CITY. Governor—George L. Shoup. Secretary of State—A. J, Pinkham. Treasurer of State—F. R. Coffin. Auditor—S. W. Moody. Attorney-General—Geo. H. Roberts. Railroad Commissioners—None. Supt. of Education—Joseph E. Harronn. ILLINOIS—CAPITAL, SPRINGFIELD . Governor—Joseph W. Fifer. Secretary of State—Isaac N. Pearson. Treasurer of State—Edward S. Wilson. Aunitor, or Comptroller—C. W. Pavey. Attorney-General—George Hunt. Railroad Commissioners—Jobn R. Wheeler, Isaac N. Phillips, W. L. Crim. Supt. of Education—Henry Raab. INDIANA—CAPITAL, INDIANAPOLIS. Governor—Alvin P. Hovey. Secretary of State—Claude Matthews. Treasurer of State—Albert Gall. Auditor, or Comptroller—John O. Henderson. Attorney-General—Alonzo G. Smith. Railroad Commissioners—None. Supt. of Education—Hervey D. Vories. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 19

IOWA-SEE FIRST PAGES OF BOOK.

KANSAS—CAPITAL, TOPEKA. Governor—Lynian U. Humphrey. Secretary of State—William Higgins. Treasurer of State—Solomon G. Stover. Auditor, or Comptroller—Charles M. Hovey. Attorney-General—3. N. Ives. Railroad Commissioners—James Humphaey, George T. Anthony and A. R. Greene. Supt of Public Instruction—George W. Winans.

KENTUCKY—CAPITAL, FRANKFORT. Governor—S. B. Buckner. Secretary of State—George M. Adams. Treasurer of State—H. S. Hale. Auditor—L. C. Norman. Attorney-General—P. Wat Hardin. Railroad Commissioners—I. A. Spalding, John F. Hager, W. B. Fleming. Supt of Education—Jos. Desha Pickett.

LOUISIANA—CAPITAL, BATON ROUGE. Governor—Francis T. Nicholls. Secretary of State—S. F. Mason. Treasurer of State—W. H. Pepes. Auditor—O. B. Steele. Attorney'-General—-W'. H. Rogers. Supt. of Education—W. H. Jack.

MAINE—CAPITAL, AUGUSTA. Governor—Edwin C. Burleigh. Secretary of State—Nicholas Fessenclen. Treasurer of State—George L. Beal. 20 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. Attorney-General—Charles Ei. Littlefield. Railroad Commissioners—D. N. Mortland, A. W. Wildes, Roscoe L. Bowers. Supt. of Education—N. A. Luce.

MARY LAND—CAPITAL, ANNAPOLIS. Governor—Elihu E. Jackson. Secretary of State—E. W. LeCompte. Treasurer of State—Edwin H. Brown. Comptroller—L. Viehr Baughman. Attorney-General—Wm. Pinkney White. Supt. of Education—Jb. B. Pretty man.

MASSACHUSETTS-CAPITAL, BOSTON. Governor—William E. Russell. Secretary of State—William M. Olin. Treasurer of State—George A. Marden. Auditor—William D. T. Trefry. Attorney- General—Albert E. Pillsbury. Railroad Commissioners—George G.Crocker, Everett A. Stevens, and Edward W. Kinsley. Sec'y State Board of Education—John W. Dickinson.

MICHIGAN—CAPITAL, LANSING. Governor—Edwin B. Winans. Secretary of State—Daniel E. Soper. Treasurer of State—Frederick Braastad. Auditor, or Comptroller—George W. Stone. Attorney-General—Adolphus A. Ellis. Railroad Commissioners—Not yet appointed. Supt of Education—Ferris S. Fitch.

MINNESOTA—CAPITAL, ST. PAUL. Governor—W. R. Merriam. Secretary of State—F. P. Brown. Treasurer of State—Joseph Bobleter. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 21

Auditor of State—Adolph Biermann. Attorney-General—Moses E. Clapp. Railroad Commissioners —To be appointed by the Governor. Supt. of Education—D. L. Rishle.

MISSISSIPPI—CAPITAL, JACKSON. Governor—J. M. Stone. Secretary of State—Geo. M. Govan. Treasurer of State—J. J. Evans. Auditor or Comptroller—W. W. Stone. Attorney-General—T. M. Miller. Railroad Commissioners—I. F. Sessions, Walter McLannin, I. S- Askew. Supt of Education—I. R. Preston.

MISSOURI—CAPITAL, JEFFERSON CITY. Governor—David R. Francis. Secretary of State—Alexander A. Lesueur. Treasurer oj State—Lon V. Stephens. Auditor, or Comptroller—James M. Seibert. Attorney-General—John M. Wood. Railroad Commissioners—John W. Breathitt, Timothy J. Hen- nessey and Henry W. Hickman. Supt. of Education—Lloyd E. Wolfe.

MONTANA—CAPITAL, HELENA. Governor—Joseph K. Toole. Secretary of State—Louis Rosswiss. Treasurer of State—Richard O. Hickman. Auditor—Edwin A. Kinney. Attorney-General—Henri J. Haskell. Supt. of Education—John Gannon.

NEBRASKA—CAPITAL, LINCOLN. Governor—Jas. E. Boyd. Secretary of State—J. C. Allen. 22 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. Treasurer of State—J. E. Hill. Auditor or Comptroller—T. H. Benton. Attorney General—Gc. H. Hastings. Railroad Commissioners—Rone. Supt of Education—A. K. Goudy.

NEVADA—CAPITAL, CARSON. Governor—R. K. Colcord. Secreta/ry of State—O. H. Grey. Treasurer of State—John F. Egan. Comptroller—R. L. Horton. Attorney'-General—JTames D. Torreyson. Railroad Commissioner's—None. State Land Register and Surveyor General—J. E. Jones. Supt. of Education—Orvis Ring.

NEW HAMPSHIRE-CAPITAL, CONCORD. Governor—Hon. David H. Goodell. Acting Sec'y of State—C B. Randlett. #ta£e Treasurer—-Solon A. Carter. Auditor—William S. Carter. Attorney- General—Hon. Daniel Barnard. Railway Commissioners — Henry M. Putney, Hon. Bejamin F. Prescott, John M. Mitchell. Supt. of Education—Ron. James W. Patterson.

NEW JERSEY—CAPITAL, TRENTON. Governor—Leon Abbett. Secretary of State—Henry C. Kelsey. easurer of State—John J. Toffey. Auditor, or Comptroller—Edward J. Anderson. Attorney General—John^F. Stockton. Supt. of Education—Edwin O. Chapman. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 23

NEW YORK—CAPITAL, ALBANY. Governor—David B. Hill. Secretary of State—Frank Rice. Treasurer of State—Elliot Danforth. Comptroller—Edward Wemple. Attorney-General—Charles F. Tabor. Railroad Commissioners—Win. E. Rogers, Isaac V. Baker, Jr., Michael Rickard. Supt. of Public Instruction—Andrew S. Draper.

NORTH CAROLINA—CAPITAL, RALEIGH. Governor—L. G. Fowle. Secretary of State—W. L. Saunders. Treasurer of State—D. W. Bain. Auditor—G. W. Sanderlin. Attorney-General—T. F. Davidson. Supt. of Education—S. M, Finger.

NORTH DAKOTA—CAPITAL, BISMARCK. Governor—A. W. Burke. Secretary of State—John Flittie. Treasurer of State—Lewis E. Booker. Auditor—John P. Bray. Attorney-General—C. A. M. Spencer. Railroad Commissioners — Geo. H, Walsh, Andrew Slotten, Geo. W. Harmon. Supt of Education—Jno. D. Ogden. OHIO—CAPITAL, COLUMBUS. Governor— James E. Campbell. Secretary of State—Daniel J. Ryan. Treasurer of State—John C. Brown. Auditor—Ebenezer W. Poe. Attorney-General— David K. Watson. Railroad Commissioner—J. A. Norton. Supt of Education—John Hancock. 24 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

OREGON—CAPITAL, SALEM. Governor—Sylvester Pennoyer. Secretary of State—rGeo. W. McBride. Treasurer of State—Phil Metschan. Auditor or Comptroller—No such officer. Attorney-General—No such officer. Railroad Commissioners—J. P. Faull, Rob't E. Clow and Geo. W. Colrig. Supt. of Education—E. B. McElroy.

PENNSYLVANIA-CAPITAL, HARRISBURG. Governor—Robert E. Pattison. Secretary of State—Charles W. Stone. Treasurer of State—Henry K. Boyer. Auditor- General—Thomas McCamant. Attorney- General—None. Railroad Commissioners—N one. Supt. of Public Instruction—D. J. Waller.

RHODE ISLAND—CAPITALS, PROVIDENCE AND NEWPORT. Governor— John W. Davis. Secretary of Stale—Edwin D. McGuinness. Treasurer of State—John G. Perry. Auditor-General—Elisha W. Bucklin. Attorney-General—Tiba O! Slocum. Railroad Commissioner—Edward L. Freeman. Supt of Education—Thomas B. Stockwell.

SOUTH CAROLINA—CATITAL, COLUMBIA. Governor—B. R. Tillman. Secretary of State—J. E. Tindal. Treasurer of State—W. T. C. Bates. Comptroller General—W. H. Ellerbe. Attorney-General—Y. J. Pope. Supt. of Education—W. D. Mayh'eld. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 25

SOUTH DAKOTA—CAPITAL, PIERRE. Governor—A. C. Mellettei. Secretary of State—A. O. Bingsrud. State Treasurer—W. W. Taylor. State Auditor—It. C. Taylor. Attorney-General—Robert Dollard. Comyr of School and Public Lands—Thos. A. Ruth. Supt. of Public Instruction—Cortez Salmon.

TENNESSEE—CAPITAL; NASHVILLE, Governor—John P. Buchanan. Secretary of State—C A. Miller. Treasurer of State—M. F. House. Comptroller—J. W. Allen. Attorney-General—G. W. Pickle. Railroad Commissioners—None. Supt.of Education—F. M. Smith.

TEXAS—CAPITAL, AUSTIN. Governor—Jas. S. Hogg. Secretary of State—To be appointed January 20th. Treasurer of State—W. B. Wort ham. Comptroller—Jno. D. McCall. Attorney-General—C. A. Culberson. Railroad Commissioners—None. Supt. of Education—H. C. Pritchett. Commissioner of General Land Office—W.L. McGaughey.

VERMONT—CAPITAL, MONTPELIER. Governor—Carroll S. Page. Secretary of State—Chauncey W. Brownell, Jr. Treasurer of State—Henry F. Field. Auditor—E. Henry Powell. Attorney- General—(None). 26 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. Railroad Commissioners—Samuel E. Pingree, Amory Davison, Leon G. Bagley. Supt. of Education—Edwin F. Palmer. VIRGINIA—CAPITAL, RICHMOND. Governor—P. W. McKinney. Secretary of State—H. W. Flournoy. Treasurer of State—A. W. Harmon, Jr. Auditor—Morton Marye. Attorney-General—R. Taylor Scott. Railroad Commissioner—Jos. C. Hill. Supt. of Education—Jno. E. Massey.

WASHINGTON—CAPITAL, OLYMPIA. Governor—Elisha P. Ferry. Secretary of State—Allen Weir. Treasurer of State—A. A. Lindsley. Auditor—Thos. M. Reed, Sr. Attorney-General—W. C. Jones. Railroad Commissioners—None. Supt. of Education—R. B. Bryan.

WEST VIRGINIA—CAPITAL, WHEELING. Governor—A. B. Fleming. Secretary of State—Wm. A. Ohley. Treasurer of State—W. T. Thompson. Auditor—?. F. Duffy. Attorney-General—Alfred Caldwell. Railroad Commissioners—None. Supt. of Education—B. S. Morgan.

WISCONSIN—CAPITAL, MADISON. Governor—George W. Peck. Secretary of State—Thos. J. Cunningham. Treasurer of State—John Hunner. Auditor—Secretary of State. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 27

Attorney-General—J. L. O'Connor. Railroad Commissioner—Thos. Thompson. Insurance Commissioner—-W'. M. Root. State Superintendent—O. E. Wells.

WYOMING—CAPITAL, CHEYENNE Acting Governor—Amos W. Barber. Secretary of State—Amos W. Barber. Treasurer of State—Otto Gramm. Anditor—C. W. Burdick. Attorney-General—Rot appointed. Railroad Commissioners—None. Supt. of Education—Stephen T. Farwell. Territories.

ARIZONA—CAPITAL, PHOENIX. Governor—John N. Irwin appointed; not yet qualified. N. O. Murphy acting Governor. Secretary of State—N. O. Murphy, Treasurerof State—John Y. T. Smith. Auditor—Thomas Hughes. Attorney-General—Clark Churchill. Supt. of Public Instruction—George W. Cheyney.

CHEROKEE NATION—CAPITAL, TAHLEQUAH. Governor—J. B. Mayes. Secretary of State—Connell Rogers. Ireasurer of Slate—Robert B. Ross. Auditor or Comptroller—Isaac Bertholf. Attorney- General—None. Railroad Commissioners—None. Supt. of Education—-W'. W. Hastiugs, President of Board. 28 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

NEW MEXICO-CAPITAL, SANTA FE. Governor—L. Bradford Prince. Secretary of State—Benjamin M. Thomas. Treasurer of State—Antonio Ortiz Z. Salazar. Auditor—Trinidad Alarid. olicitor-General—Edward Q. Bartlet. Railroad Commissioner—No n e. Supt. of Education—None.

OKLAHOMA—CAPITAL, GUTHRIE. Governor—Geo. W. Steele. Secretary of State—Robert Martin. Treasurer of State—'Not yet named. Auditor—J. H. Lawhead. Attorney-General—Not named. Railroad Commissioners—Not named. Supt. of Education—J, H. Lawhead.

UTAH—CAPITAL, SALT LAKE CUT. Goveruor—Arthur L. Thomas. Secretary if Stale—Elijah Sells. Treasurer of State—Boliver Roberts. Auditor—Arthur Pratt. Aitorndy-General—Chas. S. Varian, U. S. District Attorney. Railroad Commissioners—None. Supt. of Education—Jacob Boreman. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 29

STATE INSTITUTIONS.

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE—AMES, STORY COUNTY.

Acting President—E. W. STANTON, Ames. Secretary—J. C. HAINER, Ames. Treasurer—HERMAN KNAPP, Ames. Financial Agent—D. S. SIGLER, Corning. Steward—J. R. LINCOLN, Ames. Trustees.— 1st Dist.—J. W. Garner, Columbus City, term ex. .1892 2d Dist.—C. M. Dunbar, Maquoketa 1892 3d Dist.—Josiah H. Jones, Manchester 1896 4th Dist.—S. P. Yeomans, Charles City 1892 5th Dist.—Joseph Dysart, Dysart 1894 6th Dist.—W. O. McElroy, Newton 1896 7th Dist.—Charles F. Saylor, Des Moines 1894 8th Dist.—Geo. Van Houten, Lenox 1892 9th Dist.—John H. Wood, Atlantic 1896 10th Dist.—Eugene Secor, Forest City 1894 11th Dist— C. D. Boardman, Odebolt 1894 30 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

President—JOHN HAYES, Red Oak. Vice-President—J. D. BROWN, Leon. Secretary—JOHN R. SHAFFER, Des Moines. Treasurer—C. B. WORTHINGTON, Des Moines.

DIRECTORS. (Terms expire January, 1891.) JOHN A. EVANS West Liberty. W. W. FIELD Odebolt. H. B. GRIFFITH Maquoketa. R. C. WEBB Des Moines. H. I. Smith Manchester. (Terms expiring January, 1892.) P. G. BALLINGALL Ottumwa. J. W. MCMULLEN Oskaloosa. L. C. BALDWIN Council Bluffs. F. N. CHASE Cedar Falls. S. S. SESSIONS Algona.

BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS.

President—J. T. ABBOTT, Manchester 1894 Secretary—SAMUEL, A. GARBER, Tipton 1892 E. D. BROWER, Le Mars 1891 E. E. HUGHES, Des Moines 1893 RICHARD L. COCHRAN, Burlington 1895 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 31

BOARD OF HEALTH.

P. W. Lewellen, M. D., Clarinda (regular) Jan. 31, 1892 E. M. Reynolds, M. D., Centerville (regular) Jan. 31, 1894 Henry H. Clark, M. D., McGregor (regular) . .Jan. 31, 1893 E. A. Guilbert, M. D., Dubuque (homeopathic)... .Jan. 31, 1897 Wilmot H. Dickinson, M.D., Des Moines (homeo.).Jan. 31, 1891 John C. Shrader, M. D., Iowa City (regular) Jan. 31, 1895 Fred'k Becker, M. D., Clermont (homeopathic).. .Jan. 31, 1896 James L. Loring, Civil Engineer, Dallas Center. John Y. Stone, Attorney General, ex offido. Prof. M. Stalker, State Veterinary Surgeon, Ames, ex offido. J. F. Kennedy, M. D., Secretary, Des Moines. L. F. Andrews, Assistant Secretary, Des Moines.

COLLEGE FOR THE BLIND—VINTON.

Principal—THOMAS F. MCCUNE, A. M., Vinton. Secretary—JAMES A. BROWN, Vinton. Trustees—G. M. Miller, Hazelton, term expires 1892 C. O. Harrington, Treasurer, Vinton 1892 John Killen, Monona 1892 Leop. Levy, Waverly 1894 Jacob Springer, Watkins 1894 Augustus Critzman, New Hartford 1894 32 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

COMMISSIONERS OF PHARMACY.

President—JOHN H. PICKETT, Oskaloosa 1892 H. K. SNIDER, Grinnell 1891 J. H. HARRISON, Dayenport 1893 C. A. WEAVER, Des Moines, Jecretary.

EDUCATIONAL BOARD OF EXAMINERS.

President—HON. HENRY SABIN, State Superintendent Public In- struction, ex offido. C. A. SCHAEFFER, President State University, ex offido. H. H. SEERLEY, President State Normal School, ex offido. Miss LUCY CURTIS, State Center 1892 J. S. CRAWFORD, Atlantic 1894

HISTORICAL SOCIETY—IOWA CITY.

President—J. L. PICKARD, LL.D., Iowa City. Secretary—M. W. DAVIS, Iowa City. Treasurer—LYMAN PARSONS.

BOARD OF CURATORS. (By appointment of the Governor, June, 1890, for two years.) George D. Perkins Sioux City. Marion Murdock Humboldt. W. J. Knight Dubuque. J. O. Crosby Garnavillo. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 33 D. N. Richardson Davenport. R. H. Moore , Ottumwa. S. M. Clark. Keokuk. S. R. Davis Creston. John F. Duncombe Fort Dodge. (Elected by the Society; term expires June 1891; Post-office, Iowa City.) S. L. Pickard, LL. D. Geo. W. Ball. C. M. Hobby, M. D. Peter A. Dey. S. E. Paine. L. B. Patterson. E. F. Clapp. T. H. McBride. S. Calvin, A. M.

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

President—EUGENE SECOR, Forest City. Vice-President—A. F. COLEMAN, Corning. Secretary—GEORGE VAN HOUTEN, Lenox. Trersurer—HENRY STROHM, Iowa City. Librarian and Custodian—G. B. BRACKETT, Denmark.

DIRECTORS. First District—Jonathan Thatcher, Bonaparte. Second District—Geo. W. Shaw, Garden Grove. Third District—L. A. Williams, Glenwood. Fourth District—N. K. Fluke, Davenport. Fifth District^—H. W. Lathrop, Iowa City. Sixth District—C. L. Watrous, Des Moines. Seventh District—Christian Steinman, Mapleton. Eighth District—H. W. Ash, West Union. Ninth District—-W. C. Haviland, Fortt Dodge. 3 34 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. Tenth District—M. E. Hinckley, Marcus. Eleventh District—C. G. Patten, Charles City. Twelfth District—J. M. Elder, Concord.

HOSPITAL FOR INSANE—CLARINDA.

P. W. LEWELLEN, M. D., Clarinda—Superintendent.

Trustees—J. H. DUNLAP, Clarinda, President 1894 M. N. SPENCER, Red Oak, Secretary 1896 ED. H. HUNTER, Des Moines, Treasurer 1895 J. D.-M. HAMILTON, It. Madison 1892 E. J. HARTSHORN, Emmetsburg 1892

HOSPITAL FOR INSANE—MT. PLESANT.

H. A. GILMAN, M. D., Mt. Pleasant, Superintendent.

Trustees—D. A. HURST, M. D., Oskaloosa, President 1892 J. H. CULP, M. D. Davenport, Secretary. 1892 G. W. CULLISON, Harlan -.•... 1894 G. H. SPAHR, Mt. Pleasant 1894 ' SAMUEL KLEIN, Keokuk 1894

C. V. ARNOLD, Mt. Pleasant, Treasurer. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 35

HOSPITAL FOR INSANE—INDEPENDENCE.

GERSHOM N. HILL, M. D., Independence, Superintendent. Trustees—JOHN L. WHITLEY, M. D., Osage, President 1892 W. E. ROSEMOND, Independence, Secretary 1892 R. A. DUNKLEBERG, M. D., Denver 1892 C. W. FILLMORE, Peterson 1894 ALMON Gr. CASE, Charles City 1894 GEO. W. BEMIS, Independence, Treasurer. COMMITTEE TO VISIT HOSPITALS FOR,INSANE. F. McClelland Cedar Rapids. Miss Harriet M. Allen, M. D Waterloo. Geo. H. Otis McGregor. Appointed by the Governor and hold position until relieved by the appointing power.

IMPROVED STOCK BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION.

President—HON. B. R. VALE Bonaparte. Secretary—GEO. W. FRANKLIN .' Atlantic. Vice-Presidents—W. H. Jordan Des Moines. C. W. Norton Wilton. W. W. McClung Waterloo. D. P. Stubbs Fairfield. C. L. Gabrielson 7.. .New Hampshire. J. N. Dunn Marion. A. J. Lytle Oskaloosa. B. F. Smith Bancroft. Phil. Schaller Schaller. J. P. McNill Garden Grove. C. C. Platter .Red Oak. 36 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS.

B. J. Miles, Eldora, Superintendent Boys' Department. C. C. CORY, Mitchellville, Superintendent Girls' Department. Trustees—THOMAS MITCHELL, Mitchellville, President. 1894 THOMAS E. CORKHILL, Mt. Pleasant, Secretary 1896 W. J, MOIR, Eldora, Treasurer 1892 MRS. MARIAN LOOMIS, Clermont 1892 DR. H. L. GETZ, Marshalltown 1894

INSTITUTION FOR DEAF AND DUMB—COUNCIL BLUFFS.

SupH and Secretary—HENRY W. ROTHERT, Council Blutis. Principal—3. W. WYCKOFF, Council Bluffs. Trustees—Louis WEINSTEIN, President^ Burlington 1894 A. T. FLICKINGER, Treasurer, Council Bluffs 1892 C. S. RANCK, Iowa City 1896

INSTITUTION FOR FEEBLE-MINDED-GLENWOOD.

F. M. POWELL, Glenwood, Superintendent and Secretary. Trustees—W. H. HALL, Osceola, President T... .1892 F. M. SHRIVER, Glenwood, Treasurer 1894 R. MCGAVREN, Missouri Valley. .* 1896 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 37

PENITENTIARY AT ANAMOSA.

Marquis Barr, Mahaska County Warden 1892. Carl Q. Barr Deputy Warden. T. W. Passwater Ass't Deputy Warden. D. H. Le Suer Clerk. L. J. Adair, M. D Physician. Rev. W. C. Gunn Chaplain. Mrs. A. C. Merrill Matron. D. G. McKay Hospital Steward. Riley Jessup Turnkey.

PENITENTIARY AT FORT MADISON.

E. C. McMillan, Marshall County Warden 1892. James Beard \ Deputy Warden. M. T. Butterfield , Clerk. Aug. W. Hoffmeister, M. D Physician. Rev. C. F. Williams Chaplain. A. L. Stubbs Hospital Steward. Allen Davison Turnkey.

SOLDIERS' HOME-MARSHALLTOWN.

Col. Milo Smith, Marshalltown, Commandant. Fred T. Wells, Marshalltown, Adjutant. B. E. Eberhart, Marshalltown, Quartermaster. W. B. Watters, Marshalltown, Surgeon. 38 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS. N. A. Merrell, De Witt, Chairman 1896 J. J. Russell, Jefferson, Secretary 1896 C. W. Burdick, Decorah, Treasurer 1894 J. M. Tuttle, Des Moines .. .1892 S. L. Dows, Cedar Rapids 1894 G. A. Madson, Ottumwa 1892

SOLDIERS' ORPHANS' HOME—DAVENPORT.

J. R. Bowman, Davenport, Superintendent. Irustees—L. P. Doe, Davenport, President 1892 Mrs. Sarah L. T. Hutchison, Ottunvwa, Secretary 1896 J. G. Brown, Marshalltown, Treasurer 1894

NORMAL SCHOOL—CEDAR FALLS.

H. H. SEERLEY, A. M., Cedar Falls, -President. A. GRUNDY, Cedar Falls, Secretary. C. C KNAPP, Cedar Falls, Treasurer.

Board of Directors—lion. HENRY SABIN, ex-officio, President. E. G. COOLEY, Cresco .1896 J. W. SATTERTHWAIT, Mt. Pleasant .' .1896 J. W. JARNAGIN, Montezuma 1892 A. F. WILSON, Numa 1892 W. M. FIELD, Cedar Falls 1894 W. T. SMITH, Rockwell City. 1894 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 39

UNIVERSITY—IOWA CITY.

CHARLES A. SCHAEFFER, A. M. Ph. D., Iowa City President. W. J. HADDOCK, Iowa City Secretary. JOHN N. COLDREN, Iowa City Treasurer.

Board ofRegents—-His Excellency, the Governor, ex-officio President. HON. HENRY SABIN, ex-officio. First District—H. A. BURRELL, Washington 1894 Second District—D. N. RICHARDSON, Davenport 1894 Third District—ALPHONSE MATTHEWS, Dubnque 1896 Fourth District—ALONZO ABERNETHY, Osage 1896 Fifth District—J. W. RICH, Vinton 1892 Sixth Distrtct—A. W. SWALM, Oskaloosa 1894 Seventh District—CARROLL S. WRIGHT, Des Moines 1894 Eighth District—C. A. STANTON, Centerville 1892 Ninth District—J. J. MCCONNELL, Atlantic 1892 Tenth District—B. F. OSBORN, Rippey 1896" Eleventh District—C. E. WHITING, Monona 1896 40 IOWA OFFICIAL BEGISTER.

LIST OF COUNTY

COUNTY. AUDITOH. CLERK OP COURT. TREASURER.

Adair D. W. Young Seth W. Mount .... J. A. Hetherington Adams E. H. Sheppard .... G.G.Williams .... P. H. Bevins Allamakee Jno. M. Collins W. S. Hart J. F. Dougherty... Appanoose J.M. Willett John Elliott S. W. Lane Audubon F. P. Rees Chas. H. Vail J. B. Doak Ben ton S. P. Van Dike John M. Lehr Alex. Runyon Black Hawk B. J. Rodamar Albert J. Edwards. F. M. Shoemaker.. Boone F. E. Cutler John S. Friedley... Duncan Grant Bremer Irving Bice Rob'tO'Day Herman Schultz... Buchanan H.F.Sill L. F. Springer James A. Poor. Buena Vista J. W. Warren J. W. Duepree Samuel W. Hobbs. Butler E. J. Davis E. W. Virdue W.E.Hyde Calhoun N. R. Hutchinson.. T. 0. Gregg Geoi ge R. Allison . Carroll F. W. Krause E. M. Funk John C. Delaney... Cass R. M, Murray Frank P. H. Daly.. L.F.Mullins Cedar A. C. Laubscher... D. A. Downing J. H. Coutts Cerro Gordo L. M. Van Auken.. W. A. Burnap D.D.Howe Cherokee L. W. Beal 0. B. Fobes Wm. B. Chick Chickasaw J. A. McClurg J. H. Penberthy .. John Tooley Clarke F. M. Stacy R. M. Lewis J. W. Sherman.. .. Clay G. E. Phelps A. H. Cheney G. E. Runyan.... . Clayton E. W. Adams M. P. Dunn Chas. Ruegnitz Clinton Fr. Dieckmann D. R. Markham.... Virtus Lund Crawford T. J. Rasp P. A. Schlumberger Geo. Richardson... Dallas Wm. Roberts A. M. McColl Q. A. Willis Davis I. T. Dabney A. H. Dodge D. M. McFadden... Decatur Charles P. Shaffner T. H. Schanck .... J. A. Caster Delaware J. B. Bogffs F.H.Paul H. C. Haeberle Des Moines Paul Guelich W. D. Inghram E. S. Burrus Dickinson Chas. T. Chandler. John S. Everett O. Oliver Dubuque M. J.McCullough.. P. H. Halpin Paul Traut Emmet Edw'rd D. Doughty J. D. Rutan John M. Barker Fayette Ed A. Kreamer R. R. Pember J. W. Guin Floyd D. G. Campbell.... J. S. Bradley T. W. Clapp Franklin T. E.B.Hudson.... G. R. Miner L. Elseffer Fremont W. S. Potts P. G. Cowles J. M. Alexander... Greene E. P. French J. W. Huntington.. J. B. Garland Grundy R. M.Finlayson.... E.H.Allison R..W. Sayre Guthrie . A. McClaran H.W. Kellogg...... J. D. Lenon Hamilton Will F. Smith .John Robinson J. O. Lenning Hancock Geo. P. Hardwick.. Wesley Aldridge .. William Shattuck. Hardin J.M. Stout J. W. Scott...... J. H. Bales Harrison, A. W. Mintun W, T. Howard .... L. E. Massie Henry J ohn Wertz Hugh A. Gieseka .. John W. Palm Howard E. R. Thompson... J. L. Bowman H. C. Salisbury.... Humboldt G. C. McCauley.... L. R. Baker D.R. Miles Ida H. A. Dessel Will E. Johnston .. J. G. Eicholtz IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

OFFICERS FOR 1891.

RECORDER. COUNTY ATTORNEY. SHERIFF. SUP'T OF SCHOOLS.

R. O. Brown Frank H. Gaines... A. J. Kingery Bessie R. Wagstaff. J. A. Lovejoy— John W. Bixby D. C. Pumroy Jno. L. Adkins. E. D. Purdy Henry Dayton Jno. B. Minert J. P. Raymond. Wm. Cree C. F. Howell Milton B. Maring.. J. W. Rinehart. T. H. Reason .... R. C. Carpenter... W. S. Armstrong... D. P. Repass. D.D. Johnson.... Cato Sells J. C. Downs E. K. McGog. Chas. D. Becker.. Chas. W. Mullau... Hiram B. Hoxie... J. L. Buechele. Jno. L. Engstrom Jos. Whitaker J. B. Patterson B. P. Hoist. H. Kasemeier— A. F. Brown John Sager S. F. Fiester. J. W. Foreman... H. W. Holman J. N. Iliff W. E. Parker. A. C. Smith- M. J. Sweeley Orville James Thos. Walpole. M. W. Miner W. A. Lathrop T. M. Early G. F. Wood. A. J. Scott E. C. Stevenson J. M. Stewart L. L. Taylor. M. J. Heires J. H. Ingwersen.... J. W. Kennebeck.. C. C. Colclo. A. S. Eshelman.. T. B. Swan Newell N. Jones... J. S. Crawford. C. A. Eidenour .. S. S. Wright Frank Nachbaur.. W. L. Etter. W. H. Peedan:... J.J.Clark Burr P. Kirk A. R. Sale. J. P. B. Primrose. A. C. Hobart Daniel TJnger. Eva L. Gregg. J. E. Noble T. C. Clary F. W. Brown W. J. Nugent. CoraE.Hu miston John Chaney W.W.Williams.... L. W. Rissler. D. N.Dickinson.. A. C. Parker P. W. Madden John Dolvin. F. H. Soil D. D. Murphy J. J. Kann H. C. Bishop. F. J. MoLaughlin. A. R. McCoy W. M. Desmond. .. J. Q. Jefferies. W. W. Oushman.. R. Shaw Van John Dettmann. .. M. M. McAlpin. J. W. Henderson. D. W. Woodin S. S. Zenor W.J. Hadley. M. Downing G. T. Sowers E. B. Kinnick D. W. Hastings. Jas. Grandstaff.. C. W. Hoffman Geo. W. Lefollett.. A. A. Roy. Geo. H. Merisey. E. C. Perkins G. H. Odell A. O. Stanger. Nils Anderson. . Jas. D. Smyth Samuel B. Hunt...jW. E. Burke. Harvey Wood Albert W. Osbome. A. D. Inman R. B. Young. John T. Kearns,. M. C. Matthews.... Thomas F. Phillips J. G. Regan. Samuel Collins .. J. G. Myerly M. K. Whelan W. A. Ladd. J. G. McMasters.. D. W. Clements.... H. R. O'Neel A. L. Colgrove. H. B. Nies Robt. Eggert Robert Lindon L. B. Sunderlin. H. E. Latham... D. W. Dow W. T. O. Rule T. H. Hacker. L. F. Kline PhillipH. Hoop... W. T. Davis J. J. Harris. H. C. Sayre Perry D. Rose J. H. Black C. E. Moore. John P. Suttman. R. J. Williamson.. Thomas Brown G. N. Kennard. J. W. Morris W. H. Stiles J. S. McLuen L. M. Swindler. J. R. C. Hunter .. A. N.-Boeye Chas. H. Neely Wm. Anderson. John Stoddart... Wm. E. Bradford . C. S. Terwilliger... C. H. Gove. A. M, Caldwell .. H. L. Huff. Allen Meader Mrs. M. A. Tanner. T. N. Berry John A. Berry J. D. Garrison M. L. Dakan. Mrs. S. H. Osgo^d H. A. Ambler Jacob Perine J. F. Riggs. John Mulholland Frank Sayre .1. A. Hall J. C. Webster. J. B. Swain F. M. Miles F. J. Weir L. Hezzelwood. W. J. Scott Edgar Buchanan. P. O. Van Wagoner W. F. Kopplin. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. LIST OF COUNTY

COUNTIES. AUDITOR. CLERK OF COURT. TREASURER.

Iowa J. T. McGuire |M. A. Simmons Geo. P. Baltz Jackson Jas. McKillip 'O. 0. Kuchemitn... H. B. Hubbell Jasper J. T. Hurt IN. Townsend !A. K. Brown Jefferson F. N. Hackney Fred M. Taylor .... |Jolin F. Loehr Johnson W.F. Murphy Max Otto 'John Sueppel Jones W. A. Miller R~ . M. Bush. F.M.Rhodes Keokuk W. H. Richardson. J. F. Gibbons D. N. Ooffman Kossuth J. B. Hofius A. A. Brunson T. H. Lantry Lee John Schroeder Hugo 0. Stempel.. Chas. J.Montandon Linn J. E. Bromwell D. W. Reynolds . . Joseph Barnhill .. Louisa Jas. S.Kelly H. M. Holler N. W. McKay Lucas Leonard Manning. O. E. Payne H. G. Curtis Lyon A. M. Ringheini.... H.A.Nichols Chas. D. Manning.. Madison , G. W. Pomnbarger. W. C. Newlon...... James Earley Mahaska M. D. Burket F. E. Smith Chas. V. Hoffman. Marion F. M. Edwards, Jr. A. C. Bussey L. O. Donley Marshall J. 0. Willits James Cammack., S. R. McLeran Mills E. B. Brown J. E. Ebaugh , Geo. S. Wilson Mitchell E. E. Prime F. O. Bronson W. B. Pelton...... Monona G. A. Douglas E. C.Hildreth F. M. Dorward Monroe J. W. Van Gilder . J. W. H. Griffin David Hammond.. Montgomery 'E. S. Rogers J. E. Whelan Joel Carey Muscatine. W. H.Johnson W. H.Hughes G. M. Scott O'Brien 0. H. Winterble.... J. W. Walter Henry Rerick Osceola J. S. Reynolds Will Thomas J.B.Lent Page R. U. McClenahan. G. L. Shaul O.H.Frink Palo Alto P. V. Nolan C. E.Clark E. P. McEvoy Plymouth Fred Becker M. B. Tritz J.F.Albright... Pocahontas T. F. McCartan. W. C. Ralston J. N. McClellan. Polk Amos W. Brandt, Wm. Musson , F.A.Baylies.... Pottawattamie .. Ira F. Hendricks, T. S. Campbell John H. Plumer Poweshiek F. W. Porter J. H. Patton O. L. Roseman.. Ringgold Edgar Sheldon.. James H. Burke... Thos. Campbell. Sac C. 0. Cleveland. Chas. L. Early J, O. Bodine Scott C. C. Campbell.. Wm. J. Birchard... Henry C. Struck, Jr Shelby J. W. French O. P. Wyland JH.Kuhl Sioux T. J. Deck M. J.Finch W. A. Morgan Story A.P.King CM. Morse J. A. Mills Tama A. O. Armington... George A. Edwards A. F. Leuscli. Taylor M. Miller... . S.M. McKissick... A. C. Brice Union J. L. Wilson D. Davenport J. R. Young Van Buren C. C. Walker James I. Israel John W. Burns Wapello James Hicks John Sheehen I. D. Mowery Warren S. Hodson John H. Derrough . Samuel W. Conrad. Washington J. M. Lytle S. W.Neal A. J. Dawson Wayne Alexander Mardis F. M. Smith W. L. White Webster John Wolfinger... D. J. Haire J. J. Ryan Winnebago 1. J. Kessey G. S. Gilbertson.... W. O. Hanson Winneshiek J. W. Daubney.... E. D. Fields A. W. Brownell... Woodbury John J. Jordan ... Robert E. Sackett. William A. Kiefer Worth A. C. Blackmore.. K. K. Sagen G. N. Hangen Wright A. A. Taft Walter V. Palmer.. F.C. Hartshorn... IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

OFFICERS FOR 1890—CONTINUED.

RECORDER. COUNTY ATTORNEY. SHERIFF. SUP'T OF SCHOOLS.

A. J. Oldaker J. T. Beem J. C. Engelbert . N. Stahl. M.J. Nelson F. D. Kelsey O. H. McCaffrey .. W. M. Ward. Joe. Cunningham W. G. Clements... t. L. Patton 0. O. McLain. Geo. B. Waltz W. G. Ross S. S. Crane Alice L. Heald. .Jos. Cerney 0. S. Ranck John J. Englert... W. J. Baldwin. James Robertson F. O. Ellison W. A. Hogan E. R. Moore. Thos. Keely D. T. Stockman... R. M. Johnson G. L. Bartow. L. C. Smith Wm. L. Joslyn M. Stephens Bertha Carey. Edward Mumm.. D.F. Miller, Jr.... W.P.Marshall. . J. J. Rohrbach. C. C. Mentzer J. M. Redmond ... Dan R. Kinley..... F. S. Thompson. Nora Cornelius .. A. W. Jarvis. Isaac Black W. A. Lester. J. B. Smith O. A. Bartholomew Charles F. Gartin.. Carrie E.Allen. S. S. Wold H. G. McMillan.... F. F. Kitterman... Ivan McQueen. Caroline Murray Fredrick Mott Jefferson Wheat... T. H. Stone. Jarrel Carver .... Byron W. Preston.. J. T. Timbrell Mrs. E. H. Rogers. T. L. Courey G. W. Crozier. Frank Cloe Mrs. M. Harsin. Miss Lou H. Hiol "e J~\ L. Carney John S. Hixson E. P. Fogg. C. M. Sharpfe L. T. Genung W. 0. Delashmutt. G. I. Kelley. C. Larson G. F. Humbert.... H. L. Wilson R. C. Barrett. J.T. Law H. Chrisman L. D. Kittle B. F. Ross. Ed. I. Ramsay Fred Townsend... C. M. Forrest D. W. Nevins. J. T. Stafford .... R. W. Beeson. George R.Logan... W. W. Montgomery John B. Hudson H. J. Lander Thos. P. Gray G. W. Covertson. F.D. Mitchell.... J. B. Dunn W. H.Nqyes Isabella Cowan. W. H. Gates Geo. W. Leister.... John H. Douglas... F. W. Hahn. J. A. Ekeroth.... W. P. Ferguson... D. H. Skinner Lottie E. Granger. Lewis Stuehmer. B.E.Kelly.: H. H. Jacobs P. H. Donlon. Wallace Winslow Patrick Farrell.... W.M.Boyle Carrie A. Byrne. R. D. Bollard . C. O.Delle.... J. A. Crumiper F. O. Gilchrist. George C. Sims .. W. A. Spurrier .... C. 0. Loomis C. F. Saylor. Wm. H. Thomas. John P. Organ Jas. O'Neill J. K, Cooper. S. C. Neff J. P. Lyman L. J. White S. W. Heath. Beni. F.Talley.. R. H. Spence D. T. McQuigg J. H. Richardson. W.F. Moyer J. M. Hunter H. B. Allen Edward Drewry. F. Aschermann . Fred Heinz H. L. Jones C. L. Suksdorf, F. W. Parker .... J.B.Whitney G. S. Rainbow 0. F. Swift. C. D. Tidrick.... Wm. Hutchinson.. Herman Betten A. W. Grisell. H. C. Duea M.P.Webb C. A. Wood O. O. Roe.- G. A. Hutchison . James Fowler E. C. Foster W. L. Bywater. W. F. Johnson ... L.T.McCoun G. M. Bradley Irene McCloud. R. H. Botleman.. P. C. Winter 'J. B. Wray C. B. Stayt. Peter E. Walker. W. R. Wherry James Eleri-ik .... J. H. Landes. J. M. Kussart C~. A*. Wals~~ ' h' Jno. W. Mclntire, Geo. Phillips. M.F.Clark O. C. Brown.. H. A. Stierwalt... W. G. Stanley. W. P. Moothart.. C. J. Wilson.. J. W. Teeter Mary A.Tate. O. B. Sutton H. K. Evans.. T. J. Teegar

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IOWA HATIOHAL GUARD.

His Excelleucy, the Governor, Commander-in-Chief. Major-General George Greene, Adjutant-General, Des Moines. Brigadier-General E. E. Hasner, of Independence, Inspector- General- Brigadier-General M. M. Marshall, of Council Bluffs, Commis- sary-General, Brigadier-General F:H. Little, of Muscatine, Surgeon General. Brigadier-General W. H. C. Jaques, of Ottumwa, Judge Advo- cate General. Colonel C. E. Foster, of Sioux City, General Inspector of Small Arms Practice. Colonel J. R. Lincoln, of Ames, Chief of Engineers and Chief Signal Officer. Aids-de-Camp, Rank, Lieutenant-Colonel: L. M. Martin, Des Moines; Hiram Neill, Sibley; W. W. Dodge, Burlington; J. H. McConlogue, Mason City; T. S. Waud, Waterloo; H. L. Getz, Mar- shalltown; N. W. Mclvor, Cedar Rapids; J. S. Wylie, Davenport; Cato Sells, Vinton; James H. Hulbert, Fontanelle; C. J. W. Saun- ders, Dubuque; J. B. Dougherty, Muscatine; Patrick Brennau, Creston; P. R. Pine, Tipton; C. R. Bolter, Logan; L. J. Moss, Osage; F. W. Blees, Davenport. Captain C. D. Ham, of Dubuque, Military Secretary. 46 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

First Brigade. Brigadier-General Henry H. Wright, Centerville, Iowa. Lieutenant-Colonel George W. French, A. A. G., Davenport. Lieutenant-Colonel Chas D. Jamison, Engineer and Signal Officer, Iowa City. Major John T. Hume, Assistant Inspector-General, Des Moines. Major James T. Priestly, Surgeon, Des Moines. Major William H. Goodrell, Judge Advocate, Iowa City. Captain Joseph T. Davidson, Quartermaster, Muscatine. Captain W. E. Aitchison, Commissary, Council Bluffs. Firs't Lieutenant John A. Drake, Aid-de-Camp, Centerville. First Lieutenant Walter S. Atlee, Aid-de-Camp, Ft. Madison. Brigade Band, Centerville.

SECOND REGIMENT. Colonel, Parker W. McManus, Davenport. Lieutenant-Colonel, James A. Guest, Burlington Major, John Rix, Ft. Madison. Adjutant, T. L. Wilkinson, Davenport. Quartermaster, William J. McCullough, Davenport. Surgeon, Chas. M. Robertson, Muscatine. Assistant Surgeon, Lewis J, Baker, Ottumwa. Chaplain, M. A. Johnson, Burlington. Regimental Band, Davenport. Co. A. Captain, H. A. Heaslip, Keokuk; Co. B, Captain* Henry W. Gilbert, Davenport; Co. C, Captain, Chas. F. Garlock, Musca- tine; Co. D, Captaiu, Harry Bell, Washington; Co. E, Captain, J. R. Biddle, Centerville; Co. F, Captain, Alex. J. Windmayer, Ft. Madison; Co. G, Captain, Daniel A. Emery, Ottumwa; Co. H, Cap- tain, Charles Willner, Burlington. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTEK. 47 THIRD REGIMENT. Colonel, James G. Gilchrist, Iowa City. Lieutenant-Colonel, Albert W. Swalm, Oskaloosa. Major, Henry W. Parker, Des Moines. Adjutant, Thomas B. Wales, Iowa City. Quartermaster, Josiah S. Whitman, Des Moines. Surgeon, Chas. H. Cogswell, Cedar Rapids. Assistant-Surgeon, A. M. Linn, Des Moines, Chaplain, Edward N. Barnett, Iowa City. Regimental Band, Des Moines. Co. A, Captain, David L. Loughran, Des Moines; Co. B, Captain, Elliott E. Lambert, Newton; Co. C, Captain, Joseph E. Switzer, Iowa City; Co. D, Captain, Joel T. Huffman, Indianola; Co. E, Captain, Steele Kenworthy, Perry; Co. F, Captain, John C. Fisk,. Oskaloosa; Co. G, Captain, Henry C. Spencer, Griunell; Co. Hr Captain, John C. Loper, Des Moines. FIFTH REGIMENT. Colonel, George H. Castle, Shenandoah. Lieutenant-Colonel T Major, John T. Fitzgerald, Bedford. Adjutant, Edward H. Wright, Waterloo, Quartermaster, William R. Cochrane, Bedford. Surgeon, Hamilton P. Duffield, Shenandoah. Assistant-Surgeon, Lester J. Lynch, Villisca. Chaplain, F. W. Parsons, Glenwood. Regimental Band, Bedford. Co. A, Captain, D. B. Daily, Council Bluffs; Co. B, Captain. Frank B. West, Villisca; Co. C, Captain, Melvin H. Byers, Glen- wood; Co. D, Captain, George P. Wilson, Creston; Co. E, Captain, Charles V. Mount, Shenandoah; Co. H, Captain, Richard J. Gaines, Greenfield; Co. I, Captain, Marcellus Miller, Bedford; Co. K, Cap- tain, Matt Leach, Red Oak. 48 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

Second Brigade. Brigadier-General, W. L, Davis, Cedar Rapids. Lieutenant-Colonel, Geo. W. Weeks, A. A. G., Marshall town. Lieutenant-Colonel H. H. Canfield, Engineer and Signal Officer. Boone. Major John R. Prime, Assistant Inspector General, Des Moines. Major W. H. H. Gable, Surgeon, Osage. Major B. F. Cummings, Judge Advocate, Marshalltown. Captain J. M. Parker, Quartermaster, Independence. Captain C. D. Hayden, Commissary, Dubuque. First Lieutenant J. H. Rothrock, Jr., Aid-de-Camp, Cedar Rapids. First Lieutenant E. S. Hubbard, Aid-de-Camp, Vinton. Brigade Band, Eldora.

FIRST REGIMENT.

THE COLUMBIAN" EXPOSITION.

COMMISSIONERS FOR IOWA. First District—Judge Edward Johnstone, Keokuk, President. Second District—H. W. Seaman, Clinton. Third District—F. N. Chase, Cedar Falls, Secretary. Fourth District—James O. Crosby, Garnavillo. Fifth District—James Wilson, Traer. Sixth District—J. W. Jarnagin, Montezuma. Seventh District—Henry Stivers, Des Moines. Eighth District—S. H. Mallory, Chariton. Ninth District—Charles Ashton, Guthrie Center. Tenth District—J. F. Duncombe, Ft. Dodge. Eleventh District—Win. H. Dent, Le Mars, Treasurer. CHAPTER 126, ACTS 23D GENERAL ASSEMBLY. SECTION 1. That the Executive Council be and is hereby author- ized and directed to appoint an exhibition committee to be known as the "Iowa Columbian Commission." Such commission shall con- sist of eleven members, to be selected one from each congressional district in the state not more than six of whom shall be from the same political party and shall have full power to devise and exe- cute plans for the state exhibit herein contemplated, take chavge of the same, and disburse the appropriations. It may appoint such officers as its judgment may be necessary for the carrying out the purposes of this act, including the right to delegate to an Executive Committee the duty and power to execute all or any plans that may be devised or ordered by such Commission. One member thereof IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 51 shall be chosen to act as treasurer, and he shall be (ex-oflico) cus- todian of the moneys herein appropriated; but before entering upon the duties of such position he shall furnish a bond, subject to the approval of the Executive Council, and running to the state of Iowa in the penal sum equalling herein appropriated. If the said "Columbian Exposition" is held during the year 1892 the Commis- sion created by this section shall be appointed at sometime prior to January 1st, 1891; and if held in 1893 then it may be appointed at anytime before January 1st 1892. Any vacancy occuring in said Commission shall be filled by the Executive Council by the choice of some citizen residing in the congressional district wherein such vacancy occurs. The commission herein created shall receive as compensation for the service of its members not to exceed five dol- lars, for each day actually and necessarily engaged in the work of the Commission, and actual railroad fare paid. SEC. 2. The sum of Fifty Thousand Dollars is hereby appropri- ated out of any money in the State Treasury not otherwise appro- priated, for the purpose of carrying into execution the intent of this act; Provided that, if said Fair or Exposition be not held before 1893, not more than ten per cent of the sum hereinbefore named shall be drawn from the State Treasury before the convening of the 24th General Assembly; and the remainder shall be covered back into the Treasury, and the subject of further appropriation shall be referred to the said 24th General Assembly; but no part of any such appropriation shall be drawn from the State Treasury until the Commission through its duly chosen officers, shall certify to the Auditor of State that the same is actually necessary for dis bursement, and shall then be drawn only in portions, not exceeding one-fourth the amount appropriated, as may from time to time be come requisite. All payments of money by the treasurer must be upon complete vouchers and under conditions to be fixed by said commission. At the close of its services the commission shall make to the Governor a statement of its proceedings, which shall include a list of all disbursements, with complete vouchers therefor attached. Provided further no appointment under this act shall be made nor shall any money herein appropriated be drawn or any 52 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. charge or expense made until it is definitely known when the expo- sition is to be held. Provided further that said commissioEL shall be restricted in expenditures to the sum herein appropriated.

Governors of Iowa.

IOWA TERRITORY.

FROM TO

Robert Lucas 1838 1841 John Chambers. 1841 1845 James Clark 1845 1846

IOWA STATE.

Ansel Briggs 1846 1850 Stephen Hempsteacl 1850 1854 James W. Grimes. . 1854 1858 Ralph P. Lowe 1858 1860 S. J. Kirkwood 1860 1864 William M. Stone. . 1864 1868 Samuel Merrill 1868 1872 C. C. Carpenter 1872 1876 S. J. Kirkwood 1876 1876 Joshua G. Isfewbold 1876 1878 John H. Gear 1878 1882 Buren R. Sherman . 1882 1886 William Larrabee. . 1886 1890 Horace Boies 1890 1892 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 53

Salaries of State Officers.

Elective Officers: Governor, $3,000 per annum. Lieutenant-governor, $1,100 per session of legislature. Secretary of State, $2,200 per annum. Auditor of State, $2,200 per annum. Treasurer of State, $2,200 per annum. The Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor, and Treasurer, con- stitute the Executive Council. Superintendent Public Instruction, $2,200 per annum. Railroad Commissioners (three), $3,000 each, per annum. Judges Supreme Court (five), $4,000 each, per annum. Attorney-general, $1,500 per annum; $5 per day additional when attending court. Clerk of Supreme Court, $2,200 per annum. Reporter Supreme Court, $2,200 per annum. State Senators and members of the house of representatives, $550 each per session of legislature. Appointed Officers: Adjutant-general, $1,500 per annum. Commissioner of Labor Statistics, $1,500 per annum. Custodian of Public Property, $1,500 per annum. Dairy Commissioner, $1,500 per annum. Deputies (five) and Governor's Private Secretary, $1,500 each, per annum. Fish Commissioner, $1,200 per annum. Inspector of Illuminating Oils, fees. Librarian, $1,200 per annum. Mine Inspectors (three) $1,200 each, per annum. Superintendent of Weights and Measures, $50 per annum. Veterinary Surgeon, $5 per day for time engaged. 54 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

Officers elected by the General Assembly: Wardens of the Penitentiary (two), $2,000 each per annum. Printer and Binder, each paid by the job, as per law. United States Senators (two) $5,000 each per annum. Trustees, Regents State University, etc., special.

Rules Governing Applications for Pardons and Commutations of Sentence.

First. All applications for pardon, commutation of sentence or remission of fines must be in writing. As such applications are preserved in the Executive office, to substantiate the reasons for which pardons were granted, oral statements and solicitations can- not be considered. All papers should be written in a legible hand. Second. Each application must contain a brief statement of the grounds upon which it is based, and must be accompanied by a complete recital of the facts of the case, certified as true by some officer of the court where the conviction occurred (Judge, District Attorney, or Clerk), who states the facts from his own knowledge. It is also important that evidence of previous good moral character be presented. Third. Each application must be indorsed with the name of the person presenting the case, as well as the name of the person for whom executive clemency is asked, and a separate application is necessary for each individual case. Fourth. Favorable recommendations from the senator and repre- sentative of the district, and — if possible — the prosecuting wit- nesses and letters from other responsible persons in the community where the crime was committed, should accompany the application. Where the sentence was based on the verdict of a jury, a petition for clemency signed by the jurors should likewise be presented. Fifth. When it is intended to make application for pardon or commutation of sentence, notice must twice in succession be given IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 55 in a leading newspaper printed at the county seat of the county where the conviction was had, stating the name of the applicant (or the alias, if any), the offense for which he was convicted, when, and in what court; proof of such publication to be made by the affidavit of the publisher of the newspaper, accompanied by a copy of the notice. Sixth. No application that has been refused will be reconsidered, unless substantial grounds for reopening the case are formally pre- sented in writing in the manner above set forth. Seventh. When deemed necessary, the Governor will cause to be published in a newspaper printed at the capital and in one printed at the county seat of the county where the trial was held, the appli- cation and names of the signers thereto, before action is taken.

Notaries Public.

Application for appointment to the office of notary public (except' in case of re-appointment in the same county) should be accompa- nied by a recommendation stating that the applicant is of .age, and has proper qualifications, in point of ability and integrity, for the office; and that he has resided in the State a sufficient length of time to entitle him to vote therein. Such recommendations should be made or endorsed by a member of the General Assembly a State officer, a judge of any of the courts, a district attorney or county officers. References are insufficient. Application for appointment should be made directly to the Gov- ernor. The first or other given name should be furnished in full for insertion in the commission. Commissions, when issued by the Governor, will be forwarded by the Secretary of State, and will expire on the 4th day of July, 1891, and triennially from that date, unless sooner revoked by the Governor. 56 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. No person can be a notary for more than one county, nor can one be appointed for any county other than that in which he actu- ally resides. In case a notary public removes from the county in and for which he was appointed, he is required to communicate the fact of such removal, with the date thereof, to the Secretary of State; and, in case he desires appointment for the county to which he removes, it will be necessary for him to furnish either a certifi- cate of the clerk of the district court of the county from which he has removed, to the effect that he has made with said clerk the deposit of records and official papers required by sections 263 and 264 of the Code, or a statement from himself that he has done no official business demanding such record. When a person is appointed a notary public, he is notified thereof by the Governor, and furnished with a blank bond, upon the completion of which, with two free-hold sureties, residents in Iowa, making affidavit of their qualifications, its approval by the clerk of the district court, its being filed in the office of the Secre- tary of State, together with the fee required bylaw, his commission is issued. The seal of a notary public must have engraved thereon the words "Notarial Seal" (not Notary Public), and "Iowa," the surname of the notary, and at least the initials of his given name. See Code sections 258-266.

Information Concerning Taxes.

The following information concerning the payment of taxes may be of value as well as of interest. County taxes become due the first Monday in January and delinquent March 1st following, if the first half be paid before April 1, the second half will run to Sept. 30 with- out interest. If the first half be not paid before April 1, the whole amount is due with a penalty of 1 per cent added for each month the tax remains unpaid. The treasurer cannot receive first half of IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 5T tax after March 31. Road tax is all payable in the first half of tax in addition to first half of other tax, and makes the first payment more than one-half of the total tax. Lands and lots on which taxes remain unpaid will be sold by the treasurer on the first Monday in December. Redemption from such sales may be made within three years from date of tax sale on payment of all taxes paid by pur- chaser and a penalty of 10 per cent on the amount of such taxes, and interest on the same at 10 per cent per annum. All land trans- fers made before the 31st day of December binds purchaser to pay taxes for that current year. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

THE CENSUS.

TABLE No. I, Showing population of the United States in 1&90, compared with 1880 and 1870 by states and territories.

POPULATION. STATES AND TERRITORIES. 1890. 1880. 1870. The United States 62,622,250 50,155.783 38,558,371 North Atlantic division ... 17,401,545 14,507,407 12,298,730 Maine 661,08K 648,936 626,915 New Hampshire 376,530 346,991 318,300 Vermont 332,422 332.286 330,551 Massachusetts 2,238,943 1,783,085 1,457,351 Rhode Island 345,506 276,531 217,353 Connecticut 746.258 622.700 537.454 New York 5,997,853 5,082,871 4.382,759 New Jersey 1,444,933 1,131,116 906,096 Pennsylvania 5,258,014 4,282,891 3,521,951 South Atlantic division ... 8,857,920 7,597,197 5,853,610 Delaware 168,493 146,608 125,015 Maryland 1,042,390 934,943 780,894 District of Columbia... 230,392 177.624 131t700 Virginia 1,655,980 1,512,565 1,225,163 West Virginia 762.794 618,457 442,014 North Carolina 1.617,947 1,399,750 1,071.361 South Carolina 1,151J49 995,577 705.606 Georgia 1,837,353 1.542,180 1,184,109 Florida 391,422 269,493 187.748 Northern Central Division 22,362,279 17,364,111 12,981,111 Ohio 3,672,316 3,198,062 2,665,260 Indiana 2,192,404 1,978,301 1,680,637 Illinois 3,826,351 3,077,871 2,539,891 Michigan 2,093,889 1,636,937 1,184,059 Wisconsin 1,686,880 1,315,497 1,054,670 Minnesota 1,301,826 780,773 439,706 Iowa 1,911,896 1,624.615 1,194.020 Missouri 2,679,184 2,168,380 1,721,295 North Dakota...., 182,719 36,909 South Dakota 328,808 98,268 j- 14,181 Nebraska 1,058,910 452,402 122,993 Kansas 1,427,096 996,096 364,399 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 59

TABLE No. I—CONTINUED.

POPULATION, STATES AND TERRITORIES. 1890. 1880. 1870. Southern Central division. 10,972,893 8,019,3711 G,434,410 Kentucky 1,858,635 1,648,690 1,321,011 Tennessee 1,767,518 1,542,359 1,258,520 Alabama 1,513.017 1,262,505 996,992 Mississippi 1,289,600 1,131,597 827,922 Louisiana 1,118.587 939,946 726,915 Texas 2,235,523 1,591,749 818,570 Indian Territory (b) Oklahoma (061,834 Arkansas 1,128,179 802,525 484,471 Western division 3,027,613 1,767,697 990,510 Montana 132,159 39,1591 20,595 Wyoming ... 60,705 20,789 9,118 Colorado 412,198 194,327 39,864 New Mexico . 153,593 119,565 91,874 Arizona 59,620 40,440 9,658 Utah 207,905 143,963 86,786 Nevada 45.761 62,266 42,491 Idaho 84,385 32,610 14,999 Alaska (d) ... Washington. 349,390 75,116 23,955 Oregon 313,767 174,768 90,923 California ... 1,208,130 864,694 560,247

RECAPITULATION BY GROUPS.

The United States 62,622,250 50,155,783 38,558,371 North Atlantic division 17,401,545 14,507,407 12,298,730 South Atlantic division . 8,857,920 7,597,197 5,853,610 Northern Central division ...... 22,362,279 17,364,111 12,981,111 Southern Central division 10,972,893 8,919,371 6,434,410 Western Division 3,027,613 1,767,697 990,510 b The number of white persons in the Indian Territory is not included in this table, as the census of Indians and other persons on Indian reservations, which was made a subject of special investigation by law, has not yet been completed. c Including 5.337 persons in Greer county (in Indian Territorv), claimed by Texas. dThe number of white persons in Alaska is not included in this table, as the census of Alaska, which was made a subject of special investigation by law, has not yet been completed, 60 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

TABLE No. II, Showing the increase by number and percentage from 1860 to 1890.

INCREASE FROM INCREASE PROM INCREASE PROM 1880 TO 1800. 1870 TO 1880. 1860 TO 1870. STATES AND TERRITORIES, Per- Per- Per- Number. cent- Number. cent- Number. cent- age. age. age.

United States 12,466,467 24.80 11,597,4J2 30.08 7,115,050 22.63 North Atlantic division... 2,894,138 19.95 2,208.677 17.96 1,704,462 16.09 Maine 12,150 1.87, 22,021 3.51 al,364 aO.22 New Hampshire 29,539 8.511 28,691 9.01 a7.773 a2.38 Vermont 136 0.04 1,735 0.52 15,453 4.90 Massachusetts 455,858 25.5? I 325.734 22.35 226,285 18.38 Rhode Island 68,975 24.94 59,178 27.23 42,733 24.47 Connecticut 123,558 19.84 85,246 15.86 77,307 16.80 New York 914,982 18.00, 700,112 15.97 502,024 12.94 New Jersey 313,817 27.74 225,020 2483 234,061 34.83 Pennsylvania | 975,123 22.77. 760,940 21.61 615,736 21.19 • South Atlantic division.... 1,260,723 16.59, 1,743,587 29.79 488,907 9.11 Delaware ,. 21,885 14.93 21,593 17.27 ~~12~799 11.41 Maryland 107,447 11.49 154.049 19.73 93,845 13.66 District Columbia 52.768 29.71 45,924 34.87 56,620 75.41 Virginia 143,415 9.48 287.402 23.46 7^70,859 M.44 West Virginia 144,337 23.34 176,443 39.92 North Carolina 218,197 15.59 328,389 30.65 78,739 7.93 South Carolina 155,572 15.63 289,971 41,10 0.27 Georgia. 295,173 19.14 358,071 30.24 126*823 12.00 Florida 121.929 45.24 81,745' 43.54 47,324 33.70

North Central division.... 4,998,168 28.78 4,383,000 33.76 3,884,395 42.70 Ohio 474,254 14.83 532,802 19.99 325,749 13.92 Indiana 214,103 10.82 297,664 17.71 330,209 24.45 Illinois 748,480 24.32 537,980 21.18 827,940 48.36 Michigan. 456,952 27.92 452,878 38.25 434,946 58.06 Wisconsin 371,383 28.23 260,827 24.73 278,789 35.93 Minnesota 521,053 66.74 341,067 77.57 267,683 155.61 Iowa 287,281 17.68 430.595 36.06 519,107 76.91 Missouri 510,804 23.56 447,085 25.97 539,283 45.62 North Dakota . 145,810 395.05 South Dakota . 230,540 234.60 120,996 853.23 9,344 193.18 Nebraska 606,508 134.06 329,409 267.83 94,152 326.45 Kansas 431,000 43.27 631,697' 173.35 257,193 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 61

TABLE No. II—CONTINUED.

INCREASE FROM INCREASE FROM INCREASE FROM 1880 TO 1890. 1870 TO 1880. 1860 TO 1870. STATES AND TERRITORIES. Per- Per- Per- • Number. cent- Number. cent- Number. cent- age. age. age.

South Central division 2,053,522 23,02 2;484,961 38.62 605,752 11.54 Kentucky 209,945 12.73 327,679 24.81 165,327 14.31 Tennesse"e 225,159 14.60 283,839 22.55 148,719 13.40 Alabama 250,512 19.84 265,513 26.63 32,791 3.40 Mississippi 158,003 13.96 303,675 36.68 36,617 4.63 Louisiana.... 178,641 19.01 213,031 29.31 18,913 2.67 Texas 643,774 40.44 773,170 94.45 214,364 35.48 Oklahoma 61,834 Arkansas 325,654 40.58 318,054 65.65 49,021 11.26

Western division l,259r916 71.27 777,187 78.46 371,534 60.02 Montana 93,000 237.49 18,564 90.14 20,595 Wyoming 39,916 192.01 11,671 • 128.00 9,118 Colorado 217,871 112.12 154,463 387.47 5,587 16.30 New Mexico 34,028 28.46 27,691 30.14 Cll,642 al,76 Arizona 19,180 47 43 30,782 318.72 9,658 Utah 63,942 44.42 57,177 65.88 46,513 115.49 Nevada al6,505 a26.51 li),775 46.54 35.634 519.67 Idaho 51.775 158.77 17,611 117.41 14,999 Washington; 274,274 365.13 51,161 213.57 12.361 106.62 Oregon 138.Q09 79.53 83,845 92.22 38^58 73.30 California 343,436 39.72 1 304,447 54.34 180,253 47.44

RECAPITULATION BY DIVISIONS.

United States 12,466,467 24.86 11,597,412 30.08 7,115,050 22.63 North Atlantic 2,894,138 19.95 2,208,677 17.96 1,704,462 16.09 South Atlantic 1,260,723 16.59 1,743,587 29.79 488,907 9.11 North Central 4,998,168 28.78 4,383,000 33.76 3,884,395 42.70 South Central 2,053,522 23.02 2,484,961 38.62 665,752 11.54 Western 1,259,916 71.27 777,187 78.46 371,534 60.02 a Decrease b Virginia and West Virginia together. 62 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

TABLE No. III. Relative rank of States and Territories in population.

1890. 1880.

INew York. 1 New York. 2 Pennsylvania. 2 Pennsylvania. 3 Illinois. 3 Ohio. 4 Ohio. 4 Illinois. 5 Missouri. 5 Missouri. 6 Massachusetts. 6 Indiana. 7 Texas. 7 Massachusetts. 8 Indiana. 8 Kentucky. 9 Michigan. 9 Michigan. 10 Iowa. 10 Iowa. 11 Kentucky. 11 Texas. 12 Georgia. 12 Tennessee. 13 Tennessee. 13 Georgia. 14 Wisconsin. 14 Virginia. 15 Virginia. 15 North Carolina. 16 North Carolina. 16 Wisconsin. 17 Alabama. 17 Alabama. 18 New Jersey. 18 Mississippi. 19 Kansas. 19 New Jersey. 20 Minnesota. 20 Kansas. 21 Mississippi. 21 South Carolina. 22 California. 22 Louisiana. 23 South Carolina. 2a*Maryland. 24 Arkansas. 24 California. 25 Louisiana. 25 Arkansas. 26 Nebraska. 26 Minnesota. 27 Maryland. 27 Maine. 28 West Virginia. 28 Connecticut. 29 Connecticut. 29 West Virginia. 30 Maine. 30 Nebraska. 31 Colorado. 31 New Hampshire. 32 Florida. 32 Vermont. 33 New Hampshire. 33 Rhode Island. 34 Washington. 34 Florida. 35 Rhode Island. 35 Colorado. 36 Vermont. 36 District of Columbia. 37 South Dakota. 37 Oregon. 38 Oregon. 38 Delaware. 39 District of Columbia. 39 Utah. 40 Utah. 40 Dakota. 41 North Dakota. 41 New Mexico. 42 Delaware. 42 Washington. 43 New Mexico. 43 Nevada. 44 Montana. 44 Arizona. 45 Idaho. 45 Montana. 46 Oklahoma. 46 Idaho. 47 Wyoming. 47 Wyoming. 48 Arizona. 49 Nevada. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

TABLE No. IV.

The population of Iowa by counties for the last three censuses. We give below the population of each of the counties of Iowa and of the whole State according to the national census of 1880, the State census 1885y and the recently completed federal count:

COUNTIES. 1890.

Adair 11,677 14,102 14,514 Adams 11,888 12,146 12,279 Allamakee .. 19,791 18,335 17,856 Appanoose ... 16,636 16,941 18,930 AuduDon 7,448 10,825 12,372 Benton 24,888 23,902 24,172 Black Hawk. 23,913 23,860 24.226 Boone 20.838 24,972 23,772 Bremer 14,081 14,350 14,611 Buchanan .. . 18,546 17,726 18,964 Buena Vista . 7,537 ll,5JiO 13,494 Butler 14,298 14,523 15,451 Calhoun 5,595 9,836 13,103 Carroll 12,3511 16,329 18,802 Cass 16,943 18,019 19t634 Cedar.... • J8,936 17,832 18,273 Cerro Gordo.. 11,461 i2,r 14,854 Cherokee 8,240 12,584 15,650 Chickasaw ... 14,534 13,899 15,019 Clarke .. 11,513 11,369 11,314 Clay 4.248 6,438 9,309 Clayton 28,829 26,853 26,675 Clinton 36,763 38,661 41,184 Crawford 12,413 16.131 18,887 Dallas 18.746 20,050 20,470 Davis 16,468 15,183 15.230 Decatur 15,336 15,083 15.64H Delaware .... 17,950 17,436 17,346 DesMoines ... 33,099 35,733 35,273 Dickinson 1,901 3,213 4,32S Dubuque 42,996 45,496 49,584 Emmet 1,550 2,781 4,296 Fayette 22,258 22,422 23,11& Floyd 14,677 15,362 15,379 Franklin 10,249 11,324 12,800 Fremont 17,652 15,921 16,839 Greene 12,727 15.923 15,762 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

TABLE No. IV—CONTINUED.

COUNTIES. 1890.

Grundy 12,039 12,804 13,295 Guthrie 14,394 16,439 16,721 Hamilton 11,252 14,075 15,305 Hancock 3,453 5,089 7,618 Hardin 17,807 18,526 18,878 Harrison ... 16,649 20,560 • 21,247 Henry 20,986 17.862 18,876 Howard 10,837 9,305 11,172 Humboldt 5,341 8,065 9,809 Ida 4,382 9,012 10,678 Iowa 19,221 18,190 18.261 Jackson 23,771 22,839 22,764 Jasper 25,963 25,24r 24,887 Jefferson 17,469 15,995 15,079 Johnson 25,429 23,046 21,655 Jones 21.052 19,654 20,262 Keokuk 21,258 23,318 23.800 Kossuth 6,178 9,337 13,118 Lee 34,859 34,024 37,702 Linn 37,237 40,720 45,292 Louisa 13,142 11,926 11,867 .Lucas 14.530 14,791 14,556 Lyon 1.968 4,007 8,657 Madison 17,224 16,240 15,966 Mahaska 25,202 27,133 28,782 Marion 25,111 23,419 23,048 Marshall 23,752 25,036 25,829 Mills 14,137 13,727 14,552 Mitchell 14,363 12,825 13,272 Monona 9,055 12,178 14,512 Monroe 13,719 12,324 13,658 "Montgomery 15,895 15,901 15,782 Muscatine 23,170 24,320 24,478 O'Brien 4,155 8,389 13,039 Osceola 2,219 3,995 5,564 Page 19,667 20,938 21,308 Palo Alto 4,131 6,387 9,314 Plymouth 8,566 15,481 19,374 Pocahontas 3,713 6,152 9.533 Polk 42,395 51.907 65,362 Pottawattamie . , 39,850 45,866 47,332 Poweshiek 18,936 18,203 18,386 Ringgold 12,085 12,730 13,541 Sac 8,774 12,741 14,514 Scott 41,266 41,956 42,472 Shelby 12,696 16,306 17,567 Sioux 5,426 11,584 •18,262 Story 16.906 17,527 18,107 Tama 21,585 21,622 21,645 Taylor 15,635 15,973 16.377 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 65

TABLE No. IV—CONTINUED.

COUNTIES. 1880. 1885. 1890.

Union 14,980 16,502 16,885 Van Buren ... 17,043 16,170 16,243 Wapello 25,285 25,803 30,416 Warren 19,578 17,868 18,254 Washington. 20,374 18,504 18,453 Wayne 16,127 15,494 15,657 Webster 15,951 19,984 21,539 Winnebago.., 4,917 5,579 7,326 Winneshiek .. 23,938 22,680 22,462 Woodbury ... 14,996 32,289 55,710 Worth 7,953 8,257 9,241 Wright 5,062 9,380 12,057 Totals : 1,624,615 1,753,980 1,906,729 Since the above table was in type the Census department has issued Bul- letin No. 16, announcing the final count, and placing the total population of Iowa as 1,911,896. See page 58. 66 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

TABLE No. V. Showing the number of pensioners in each county in Iowa.

COUNTY. NUMBER. COUNTY. Aclair 147 Jefferson Adams 218 Johnson Allamakee.. 177 Jones Appanoose.. 425 Keokuk Audubon 108 Kossuth Ben ton 282 Lee Black Hawk 259 Linn Boone 256 Louisa Bremer 171 Lucas Buchanan .. 289 Lyon Buena Vista 110 Madison Butler 203 Mahaska Calhoun 127 Marion Carroll 138 Marshall Cass 237 Mills Cedar 131 Mitchell Cerro Gordo 199 Monona Cherokee 113 Monroe Chickasaw .. 129 Montgomery Clarke 236 Muscatine Clay 76 O'Brien Clayton 276 Osceola Clinton 264 Page Crawford ... 86 Palo Alto Dallas 281 Plymouth Davis 245 Pocahontas Decatur 387 Poll* Delaware ... 178j Pottawattamie Des Moines . 339 Poweshiek Dickinson .. 62 Ringgold Dubuque— 271 Sac Emmet 37 Scott Fayette 308 Shelby Floyd 169 Sioux Franklin ... 127 Story Fremont 238 Tama Greene 192 Taylor Grundy 54 Union Guthrie 235 Van Buren Hamilton ... 150 Wapello Hancock 54 Warren Hardin 286 Washington Harrison 309 Wayne Henry 344 Webster Howard 164 Winnebago Humboldt .. 95 Winneshiek Ida 59 Woodbury Iowa 194 Worth Jackson — 315 Wright Jasper 450 Total. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

TABLE No. VI. * Abstract of assessment of Railroad Property in the State of Iowa for the year 1874 to IS90 inclusive.

ASSESSED VALUE. GROSS EARNINGS. 1 YEAR. g •rH a o0) oa & PH 1874 . 3,728$ 21,719,809$ 5,826 15,430,620 8 4,139 141 1875 . 3,765 21,986,658 5,840 15,568,908 4,135 141 1876 . 3,823 22,566,683 5,903 18,422,588 4,819 122 1877. 3,938 .22,421,070 5.694 17,221,033 4,373 130 1878 . 4,075 21,619,978 5,306 17,847,728 4,380 121 1879. 4,323 22,540,904 5,214 21,294,275 4,926 106 1880. 4,811 24,039,126 4,997 23,256,165 4,834 103 1881 . 5,269 25,742,302 4,886 27,797,143 5,276 93 1882 . 5,732 26,292,284 4,587 29,278,633 5,108 83 1883 . 6,792 28,332,740 4,171 31.153,363 4,587 91 1884 . 7,106 29,886,809 4,206 35,490,225 4,994 84 1885. 7,445 31,315,838 4,206 34,149,124 4,587 92 1886 . 7,490 33,216,688 4,435 35,492,423 4,739 94 1887 . 7,912 38,370,891 4.850 35,231,206 +4,691 109 1888 . 8,291 43,100,575 5,198 37,702.535 +4,755 114 1889 . 8,298 43,271,008 5,214 36,365,664 +4,390 119 1890 . 42,858,890 5,189 37,462,779 4,536 114 *This table shows the aggregate assessed value arid the averaged assessed value per mile of the railroad property of this State, as fixed by the Execu- tive Council on the first Monday in March ©f the respective years named in the left hand column. The items;"miles of road" and ''gross earnings" shown in connection with each year's assessment, are for the year ending on the thirty-first day of December last preceding. The right hand column shows what percentage the aggregate assessed value is of the aggregate gross earn- ings of the preceding calendar year. +This amount is based on the average number of miles of road operated within this State for the entire year ending December 31, of the year pre- ceding. 68 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

TABLE NO. VII. Times of holding Terms of District Court, 1891.

COUNTIES. TOWNS. DATE. DATE. DATE. DATE.

Adair Greenfield. . January 6 March 31Sept. Nov. 4 Adams Corning January 5 Marcarc!h 16 Jun' le Oct. 12 Allamakee. .. Waukon January 19 ApriAppri] l 20 Sept>t. 7 Oct. 26 Appanoose. .. Center ville. January ~ Malarc: h 30 Sept~S e '. 7 Nov. 16 Audubon Audubon. .. February May 12 Oct. 13 Deo. 15 Benton Vinton January 5 March 30 Aug. 31 Oct. 26 Black Hawk. Waterloo. .. January 5 March 2 May Sept. 7 Nov. 2 Boone Boone January 12 March 23 Aui Oct. 26 Bremer. . .. Waverly.T February 2 April 13 Sep 21 Nov. 16 Buchanan. . Independence. January 26 March 30May 25 Oct. 5 Dec. 7 B Lien a Vista. Storm Lake... January 12 March 9 Aug. 18 Oct. 26 Butler Allison February April 27 Oct 5 Dec. 14 Oalhoun Rockwell City February April 28 Oct. 13 Dec. 15 Carroll Carroll January 26 April 6 Sept- Nov. 23 Cass Atlantic January 13 April 7 Sept. Nov. 3 Cedar Tipton February 9 April 27 Aug. Nov. 16 Oerro Gordo.. Mason City January 12 March 9 May 18 Oct. 19 Cherokee Cherokee.. February 23 April 27 Oct. 5 Nov. 30 Chickasaw. .. New Hampton March 2 June 1!Sept. 28 Dec. 7 Clarke Osceola February 9 April 27 OctOct.. 5 Nov. 30 Clay.. Spencer February 10 April 21!Sept. 28 Dec. 1 Clayton Elkader January 5 April 6 Aug. 31Oct. 19 Clinton Clinton January " April 7 Sept. 8Nov, 17 Crawford Denison ' . January March 16 Aug. 31 Nov. 2 Dallas Adel. January 6 March 31 SeptT . INov. 4 Davis Bloomfield. , February 23 April 27 Oct. 12 Nov. 30 Decatur Leon January 19 March 30 June 8INov. 9 Delaware Manchester , January 5 March 2 May 4 Sept. 7 Nov. 2 Des Moines Burlington., January April 6 Seipt, . 7 Nov. 2 Dickinson.. Spirit Lake.. February 2 May _IP __>tOc. 12 Nov. 30 Dubuque. .. Dubuque. ... January 5 March 16 May 11 Sept. 7 Nov. 9 Einmet. .. Estherville January 19 April Aug. 25 Nov. 2 Fayette .. West Union .... February May, 11 Sept. 14 Nov. 16 Floyd Charles City.... Jan uary 19 March 16 Sept. 7 Nov. 2 Franklin. Hampton March 16 June 1 Oct. 12 Dec. 7 Fremont. . Sidney February April 21 Sept. 22 Nov. 24 Greene. .. Jefferson February 16 ApriAprill 27 Oct. 12 Dec. 14 Grundy... Grundy Center February 9* Apri* "l 6 May 25 Oct. 5 Dec. 7 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 69,

TABLE NO. VII.—CONTINUED.

COUNTIES. TOWNS. DATE. DATE. DATE. I Guthrie Guthrie Center February 10 May 5,Sept. 29 Dec. Hamilton Webster City . February April 13 Sept. 21 Nov. Hancock Concord February 23 May 11 Oct. Dec. Hardin Eldora February 23 May 11 Oct. 12 Dec. Harrison Logan January 5 March 16 Aug. 24 Oct. Henry Mt. Pleasant... January 5 March 16 Aug. 24 Nov. Howard Cresco March 16 June 15 Oct. Dec. Humboldt Dakota City.... January April 6 Sept. 14 Nov. Ida Ida Grove January March 16 Aug. 31 Nov. Iowa ; Marengo February May 4 June Oct. Jackson Maquolceta February 23 May 21 Oct. Dec. Jasper Newton January 13Marc" h 24 Sept. Nov. Jefferson Fairfield February 2 April 6" ~Sept '. Nov. Johnson Iowa City January 5 April 6 June Sept. Jones Anamosa March May 18 Sept. Dec. Keokuk Sigourney January 13 March 24 Sept. Nov. Kossuth Algona. March May 11 Oct. Dec. Keokuk March May 4 Oct. Dec. Lee {• Fort Madison.. January April 6 Sept. Nov. Linn Marion . January 5 March 23 June Oct. Louisa Wapello January 13 March 24 Sept. Nov. Lucas Chariton January March 16 Aug. 24 Nov. Ly on Rock Rapids.... March 2 June 8 Oct. Dec. Madison Winterset .... February 10 May 5; Sept. Dec. Mahaska Oskaloosa February -April 21'Sept. 29 Dec. Marion Knoxville ..:. February 10 May 5 Sept. 29 Dec. Marshall Marshall town. January 12 April 6 Augg. 31 Oct. Mills Glen wood February 24|May 12 Oct. Dec. Mitchell Osage February 2! April 6 Sept. Nov. Monona Onawa February 2 April 13 Sept. Nov. Monroe Albia February 16 April Oct. Nov. Montgomery Red Oak February 241 May 12 Oct. 6 Dec. Muscatine Muscatine January 13 April 7 Sept. 8 Nov. O'Brien Primghar March 2May 25 Sept. 21 Nov. Osceola, Sibley January 5]March 30 Aug. 31 Oct. Page Clarinda January 13 March 31 Sept. 1 Nov. Palo Alto Emmetsburg. . February 16 April 27 Sept. 22 Nov. Plymouth LeMars February 2 April 27 Oct. 5 Dec. Pocahontas Pocahontas... January 5.March 23 Sept. Nov. Polk Des Moines.... January 5April 6 Sept. 14 Nov. Council Bluffs January 13|March 31 Sept. INov. Pottawattamie j- Avoca February 3!April Sept. 22 Nov. Poweshiek Montezuma ... February 17April Sept 29 Dec. Ringgold Mount Ayr February 9'April 20 Sept. Nov. Sac Sac City January 26'April 6'Sept. Nov. Scott Davenport January 13 Aprir___l 14 Sept. Nov. Shelby Harlan January 13 March 31 Sept. INov. Sioux Orange City January 12 April 13 Sept. 7 Nov. Story Nevada February 23 May 1-8ol Sept°—. 28 Nov. Tama Toledo February 16 May Hi Sept. 28 Nov. Taylor Bedford February 23 May 11 Sept. 28 Dec. Union Creston January 19 April 6 Sept. 14 Nov. 70 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

TABLE NO. VIL-OONTINUED.

COUNTIES. TOWNS. DATE. DATE. DATE.

VanBuren. Keosauqua. February 16 April 27 Oct. 5 Nov. Wapello .... Ottumwa. .. January 5 March 16 Aug. 24 Nov. 2 Warren Indianola .. January 6 March 31 Sept. llNow 4 Washington Washington February 17 April 21 Sept. 29 Dec. 1 Wayne Corydon — January 5 March 9 May 18 Oct. 26 Webster .... Fort Dodge. February 16 April 27 Sept. 28Nov. 23 Winnebago. Forest City. March 2 May 11 Sept. 14Dec. 7 Winneshiek Decorah February 16 May 25 Sept. 21" Nov. 23 Woodbury . Sioux Oity.. January 5 March 16 May 18 Aug. 24 Oct. 26 Worth Northwood. February April 27 Oct. 19 Dec. 21 Wright. Clarion January March 23 Aug. 31 Nov. 9 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 71

TABLE JSIO, VIII. Showing the Area of the State by Counties.

SQUARE SQUARE COUNTIES. MILES. COUNTIES. MILES. Adair 576. Jefferson. Adams 432 Johnson.. Allamakee. .. 658 "Jones Appanoose. . 516' Keokuk.. Audubon 443 Kossuth.. Ben ton 720 Lee Black Hawk. 576 Linn Boone 576 Louisa Bremer 432 Lucas.. Buchanan 576 Lyon . Buena Vista. 576 Madison Butler 576 Mahaska Calhoun 576 Marion Carroll 576 Marshall Cass 576 Mills Cedar 576 Mitchell Cero Gordo... 576 Monona Cherokee 576 Monroe Chickasaw.... 504 Montgomery. Clarke 432 Muscatine Clay 576 O'Brien Clayton 728 Osceola...... Clinton 698 Page. Crawford 720 Palo Alto Dallas 588 Plymouth Davis 503 Pocahontas Decatur 534 Polk Delaware 576 Pottawattamie. Des Moines... 415 Poweshiek Dickinson .... 404 Ringgold Dubuque 601 Sac Emmet 404 Scott Fayette 720 (Shelby Floyd 504 (Sioux Franklin 576 Story Fremont 509 Tama Greene 576 Taylor Grundy 504 Union Guthrie 593 Van Buren Hamilton 576 Wapeilo Hancock 576 Warren Hardin 576 WWashington Harrison 695 Wayne Henry 433 Webster Howard 476 Winnebago Humboldt.... 432 Winneshfek Ida 433 Woodbury Iowa 584 Worth Jackson 638 Wright Jasper 730 The State IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

TABLE No. IX. Iowa Products compiled from Agricultural Report.

PRODUCTS. S-

Corn 7,953,000 41 326,073,000 $ 58,693,140 Wheat 2,028,000 13^ 27,378,000 16,426,800 Oats 2,713,000 42 113,946,000 17,091,900 Rye 102,090 18 1,837,620 606,414 Barley 155,797, 28 4,362,316 1,134,202 Buckwheat 21,000 16 336.000 201,600 Flax 246,715' 1Q1/. 2,528,830 Irish Potatoes 172,200 122 21,008,400 3,623,949 Sweet Potatoes 2,200. 80 176,000 186,560 Sorghum, gallons 21,553 105 2,263,065 984,433 Broom Corn, tons 2,320 3} 7,730 587.480 Tame Hay, tono s 3,334,225' 1. 5,668,182 24,033,091 HHay , prairiii e and other (estimated). 6,500,000 Timothy Seed 800,000 932.000 Clover Seed 140,000 467,600 Millet Seed 330,000 168,300 Total. $ 134,242,165

LIVE STOCK.

NUMBER. VALUE. Horses 1.095,300 $ 72,628,310 Mules 42,316 3,341,271 Milch cows 1,331,888 26,358,064 Oxen and other cattle 2,577,161 46,466,312 Swine 5,805,000 34,481,700 Sheep 475,816 1,332,284 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 73*-

TABLE No. X. Educational Statistics—1890. The following table is compiled from advance sheets of the report of Superintendent of Public Instruction:

Schools—Ungraded 12,094- Rooms in graded 3,668 Average duration in months 7.8 Value of apparatus $ 381,106- Volumes in libraries 84,957

Teachers employed—Males...._. 5,460 Females 21,107 Average monthly compensation—Males $ 37.09 Females 30.21

Pupils—Between the ages of 5 and 21 years—Males 336,166 Females 324,329 Enrolled in public schools 493,267 Total average attendence 306,309 Average tuition per month per pupil $ 1.80

School Houses—Number in use 12,997 Value $ 12,715,766

Financial—School House Fund on hand by counties $ 334,699 Contingent Fund .. 619,233 Teachers* Fund 2,149,302

STATISTICS

OF POLITICAL PARTIES,

AND THE GENERAL ELECTION 1890.

IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 77

THE REPUBLICAN PARTY, 1890.

CENTRAL COMMITTEE. EDGAR E. MACK, Chairman. E. D. CHASSELL, Secretary. First District—C. M. Junkin, Fairfield. Second District—J. M. Kemble, Muscatine. Third District—W. H. Norris, Manchester. Fourth District—J. E. Blythe, Mason City. Fifth District—G. A. Lincoln, Cedar Rapids. Sixth District—B. W. Preston, Oskaloosa. Seventh District—T. T. Anderson, Indianola. Eighth District—J. F. Wall, Mt. Ayr. Ninth District—P. L. Sever, Stuart. Tenth District—D. F. Coyle, Humboldt. Eleventh District—E. E. Mack, Storm Lake. The Republican party of Iowa, met in convention at Sioux City, June 25,1890, nominated the following ticket arid adopted the an- nexed platform: For Secretary of State. WILLIAM M. McFARLAND, Of Emmet County. For Auditor of State, J. A. LYONS, Of Guthrie County. For Treasurer of State, BYRON A. BEESON, OfTViarshali County. 78 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. For Judge of Supreme Court, JAMES E. ROTHROCK, Of Linn County. For Attorney General, JOHN Y. STONE, Of Mills County. For Clerk of Supreme Court, GILBERT B..PRAY, Of ^Hamilton County.

For Reporter of Supreme Courty N. B. RAYMOND, Of Polk County. For Railroad Commissioner, J. W. LUKE, Of Franklin County.

THE PLATFORM. Resolved, That we, the Republicans of Iowa in convention assem- bled, reaffirm our devotion to the principles of the National Repub- lican party, and we make no other test of fealty to the Republicans of Iowa. We heartily endorse the able, prudent and patriotic administra- tion of President Harrison, with special commendation of the move- ment for better and closer relations, both business and political, among all American governments and people. We do especially declare our adherence to the principle of pro- tection in American industry applied wisely in view of the interest of all conditions of our people and administered in,view of the equal interest of all industries. We agree that discriminations may be wisely made, but never in behalf of the strong against the weak, never against the masses. In this spirit we hold all legis- lation should be had whether it concerns the raising of revenue or disbursement of the same by the general government, by the State IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 7& or by sub-division of the general government; whether it concern domestic aggression or be the definition of the limitation upon foreign aggression. We are in favor of such expansion of currency as will meet the growing demands of an increase in population and trade and off- set the contraction resulting from the continual withdrawl of national bank circulation. To this end we favor such legislation as will utilize as money the entire silver product of our mines and we favor such laws as will aid in the ultimate and unrestricted use of both precious metals as money. The republican party of this state favor in a very fair, honorable way, the industrial interest of the people of this state. We believe the business interests of the people are interchangable and mutual and that injustice towards one class must sooner or later work to the injury of all classes. Particularly do we want to believe that the great industry represented by the farm stands at the head of Iowa industries and that faithful guardianship of that interest is the prime obligation upon those who make and administer our laws. We congratulate the people of this state upon the measure of suc- cess sustained in the contest in this state in behalf of the just legal control of railway corporations doing business in this state, and we appeal to the people to see to it that there be no recession in the just policy of the state in this regard. We believe the efforts to nulify the interstate commerce law should be resisted to the end that national protection and state pro- tection may alike be equal to all communities and among all classes. The Republicans of Iowa offer their sympathy to the producers of the south who seek now for disenthrallment from the industrial bondage to the grinding monopolies of the states of that section protected and promoted by all the power of the organized dem- ocratic party of those states. We believe that in the breaking up of these systems under which industrial freedom is impossible and which rob and persecute the poor, lies one great hope of freedom of elections and popular government, social peace and general prosperity in these southern states. Recognizing revolt in the south in behalf of liberty and justice, popular government and '80 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. popular rights, it is, a matter of minor concern in what name the battles are fought and won. We welcome first growth and spread •of power of republican principles. We cordially approve the purpose of the Republicans in congress to so amend and improve the pension laws as to make further and •more generous provisions for union soldiers, their widows, parents and children; and we yet believe the day is not far distant when a general service pension law should and will be passed. We express our abhorrence of all trusts and trade conspiracies of every kind intended to destroy competition and create and perpetu- ate monopolies, and we call for the enactment and enforcement of both federal and state laws to completely exterminate such iniqui- tous and dangerous combinations and to prevent their further organization. We declare against any compromise with the saloon and stand, by the people of this state in their hostility to its existence, spread and power. We favor such legislation on the part of congress as shall protect the police power of the states in their efforts to regu- late confine or prohibit the public bar, and for approval of the work and record of the Republican party of this state in this great cause of temperance, involving the public peace and the safety of good government, we appeal confidently to the electors of Iowa. We •congratulate.the people of Iowa upon the promise of the year, upon .the measure of success that has attended the past, upon the confi- dence and courage with which the state awaits the future. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 81

THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY, 1890.

STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

Chairman—CHAS. D. FULLEN. Secretary—THOMAS H. LEE. Treasurer—SAM. COHN. First District—Chas. D. Fullen, Fairfield 1892 Second District—Sam. Cohn, Muscatine 1891 Third District—J. J. Dunn, Dubuque 1891 Fourth District—M. J. Carter, Ossian 1892 Fifth District—John Baura, Garrison 1891 Sixth District—J. E. Seevers, Oskaloosa 1891 Seventh District—Ed. H. Hunter, Des Moines 1892 Eighth District—W. E. Lewis, Chariton 1892 Ninth District^-T. H. Lee, Red Oak 1891 Tenth District—James Taylor, Algona 1892 Eleventh District—A. Van Wagenen, Rock Rapids 1892

The democratic party met in convention at Cedar Rapids, Aug- ust tf, 1890, and adopted the annexed ticket and platform:

For Secretary of State, W.H. CHAMBERLIN, of Buchanan.

For Auditor of State, GEORGE S. WITTERS, of Ida. For Treasurer of State, W. L. WHITE, of Wayne. 6 82 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. For Attorney-General, C. H. MACKEY, of Keokuk. For Judge of Supreme Court, P. B. WOLFE, of Clinton. For Clerk of Supreme Court, E. J. SANKEY, of Decatur. For Reporter of Supreme Court, T. W. IVORY, of Mills. For Railway Commissioner, PETER A. DEY, of Johnson.

THE PLATFORM. We congratulate the people of Iowa on the election of Governor Boies and heartily approve the wisdom, justice and courage with which he has administered his high office, and we commend the democratic members of the Twenty-third General Assembly for their faithful efforts to redeem their pledges for the enactment into law of the Australian ballot bill, the pharmacy bill and other measures demanded by the public welfare. We reaffirm the policy respecting the control of the traffic in intoxicating liquors set forth in the democratic platform of 1889, and approved by the people at the election of that year, and we are in favor of such legislation, state and national as may be necessary to carry that policy into effect. We declare our continued adherance to the principle of railroad control as expressed in the laws of the state and general govern- ment, and we favor such changes as experience may shovf to be IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 83 .necessary to maintain just and equitable relations between the carriers and the shippers. We again acknowledge^ the great debt of gratitude the nation owes to the soldiers and sailors of the union, and we declare in favor of just, liberal and equitable pension laws for all invalid and dependent soldiers and sailors. We denounce the republicans in congress for their submission to and support of Speaker Reed in his arbitrary suppression of free speech and absolute control of the course of legislation. We demand the free coinage of silver and that it be made fulj legal tender for all debts, public and private, and denounce as un- just and dishonest the provision of the law recently enacted allow- ing parties to stipulate against payment in silver and silver certi- ficates, thus setting up one standard of value for the creditor and another for debtor: one for the poor man and another for the rich man. We are in favor of a tariff for revenue only; a tariff reduced to the lowest rate consistent with the needs of an economical admin- istration of the government. Taxation to any greater extent than this for any other purpose is unnecessary and unjust, liquor, to- bacco and all luxuries should be made to bear as far as possible the burdens of taxation, and necessaries of life should so far as possi- ble be relieved. We oppose the McKinley bill as an abuse of the taxing power in favor of the wealthy corporations, pools and trusts by which our manufacturing interests are so largely controlled. It especially discriminates against the agricultural interests of the country by compelling the farmer to buy what he needs and sell what he produces in a monopolized market. We are in favor of commercial reciprocity, not alone with the Spanish States of South America, but as well with all other countries whose markets are opened to our products. The election bill passed by the lower house of congress is a men- ace to the freedom and purity of our.elections. It places the treas- ury of the United States at the disposal of the party in power; it enables the managers of that party to employ as large a force as they may deem necessary to carry on the work of a campaign, and 84 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. to do this under the pretense of supervising elections; it destroys all responsibility of government to the people by vesting its enor- mous powers in officers holding by appointment and for life. We believe that the people of the various localities can be safely trusted to conduct their own elections and that the power of congress to determine the qualification, election and return of its members is sufficient for protection against local abuses.

UNION LABOR INDUSTRIAL PARTY, 1890.

STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE. Chairman—E. H. GILLETTE, Des Moines, Iowa. First District—M. Reno, Batavia, Iowa, Second District—J. Geiger, N. English, Iowa. Third District—J". Durkee, Winthrop, Iowa. Fourth District—Alex. Risk, Aurora, Iowa. Fifth District—L. S. Woods, Marion, Iowa. Sixth District—O. C. Graves, Ottumwa. Seventh District—E. H. Gillette, Des Moines, Iowa. Eighth District—W. H. Robb, Creston, Iowa. Ninth District—L. H. Griffith, Atlantic, Iowa. Tenth District—W. W. Gray, Lehigh, Iowa. Eleventh District—A. Westfall, Sergeant, Iowa. Headquarters in Grand Army Building, Sixth and Mulberry. The Union Labor Industrial Party of Iowa met in State conven- tion in Des Moines, August 14, 1890. The following ticket and platform was made: IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 85 For Secretary of State, E. P. BROWN, Pottawattamis County. For Auditor of State, C. F. DAVIS, Davis County. For Treasurer of State, A. J. BLAKELEY, Poweshiek County. For Attorney- General, T.F.WILLIS, Page County. For Judge of Supreme Court, GEO. I). PORTER, Appanoose County. For Clerk of Supreme. Court, ALF. WOOSTER, Monona County. For Reporter of Supreme Court, D. J. MORRIS, Mahaska County. For Railroad Commissioner, J. M. JOSEPH, Union County.

THE PLATFORM. We heartily endorse the demands and declaration of principles adopted by the Farmers' and Laborers' Industrial Union of Amer- ica, at the meeting at St. Louis, on the 6th of December last, and 86 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. we favor government loans to be made directly to the people at a rate of interest not to exceed two per cent per annum. We denounce the McKinley tariff bill as grossly unjust to tax- payers and producers; the Lodge bill as designed to deprive the people everywhere of their lawful rights to control the election of their officers, and we denounce the usurpations of Speaker Reed as a bold attempt to destroy the independence of our representa- tives in Congress and to arrogate to himself the control of federal legislation in utter violation of the constitution and the established usages of a century. We favor the Australian ballot system and demand its adoption in this State, and we denounce the last General Assembly for with- holding it from the people. We denounce the present Congress, and particularly the Iowa members thereof, for defeating the bill for the free coinage of silver. We demand the immediate passage of a service pension bill.

THE ST. LOUIS PLATFORM. 1. That we demand the abolition of national banks, and the sub- stitution of legal tender treasury notes in lieu of national bank notes, issued in sufficient volume to do the business of the country on a cash system; regulating the amount needed on a per capita basis, as the business interests of the country expand; and that all money issued by the government shall be legal tender in payment of all debts, public and private. 2. That we demand that Congress shall pass such laws as shall effectually prevent the dealing in futures of all agricultural and mechanical productions; providing such stringent system of pro- cedure as shall secure the prompt conviction, and imposing such penalties as shall secure the most perfect compliance with the law. 3. That we demand the free and unlimited coinage of silver. 4. That we demand the passage of laws prohibiting alien owner- ship of land, and that Congress take early steps to devise some plan to obtain all lands now owned by aliens and foreign syndicates; and that all lands now owned by railroads and other corporations in IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 87 excess of such as is actually used and needed by them be reclaimed by the government and held for actual settlers only. 5. Believing in the doctrine of "equal rights to all and special privileges to none," we demand that taxation, National or State, shall not be used to build up one interest or class at the expense of another. We believe the money of the country should be kept as much as possible in the hands of the people, and hence we demand that all revenues, National, State or county, shall be limited [to the neces- sary expenses of the government economically and honestly ad- ministered. 6. That Congress issue a sufficient amount of fractional paper currency to facilitate exchange through the medium of the United States mail. The following plank was added to the platform on motion of General Weaver. We demand the election of the United States Senators by a direct vote of the people. And until we can properly amend the constitu- tion in this behalf, we favor the nomination of United States senators in the State conventions, pledging in the same resolution all Rep- resentatives elected by our party to vote for the nominee at the meeting of the Legislature. 88 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

IOWA PROHIBITION PARTY, 1890.

STATE COMMITTEE. First District—J. W. Glassgow, Morning Sun. Second District—W. A. Maginnes, Bellevue. Third District—E. B. Lamb, Parkersburg. Fourth District—James Bate, Mason City. Fifth District—J. J. Milne, Scotch Grove. Sixth District—J. H. Sharon, Belknap. Seventh District—Harmon Cook, Earlham. Eighth District—-W'. A. Campbell, College Springs. Ninth District—James Mickelwait, Hillsdale. Tenth District—D. L. Scarborough, Grand Junction. Eleventh District—F. E. Whitmore, Cherokee. The convention met in Des Moines, September 4, 1890, selected the following ticket and platform: Secretary of State, C. R. McFARLIN, Bnrchinal. Auditor of State, IRA DORCAS, Toledo.

Treasurer of Siate, J. C. REED, Delta. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 8i> Attorney- General, J. L. WARREN. Oskaloosa. Judge Supreme Court, DANIEL B. TOURNEY, Bennett. Clerk Supreme Court, S. F. SPURRIER, Clear field. Reporter Supreme Court, O. P. CRAWFORD, Radcliffe. Railroad Commissioner, CALEB DAILY, New London.

PROHIBITION STATE PLATFORM. 1. The Prohibition party of Iowa recognizing God as the source of all power in human government, and 2. WHEREAS, Our oft-repeated declaration that the abolition of the drink traffic as a National issue has been confirmed by the decision of the Supreme Court as well as by the acts of both houses of Congress, therefore we present to the people of the State the following declaration'of principles: 3. We reaffirm our unswerving devotion to the principles laid down in the Prohibition National platform of 1888. 4 Realizing more clearly than ever before that the liquor interest has its gigantic feet upon the neck of the Democratic party, while its mighty hand clutches the throat of the Republican, we will give our allegiance to a political party whose corner-stone is laid on National Prohibition, and where every member is a deadly enemy of the saloon. 90 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 5. Believing that the annihilation of the drink curse, which •devours the earnings of the producers and the laboring classes, will :go a long way toward the settlement of the differences between labor and capital, we invite all the farmers and laborers who are with us agreed that the drink traffic is the dominant issue in politics* to join us in the great crusade of the home against the saloon. 6. We demand the enactment by congress of a law declaring that intoxicating liquors as a beverage shall cease to be an article •of interstate commerce anywhere in the United States. 7. Believing that it is wrong to raise a revenue on that which pauperizes the people and increases crime, we demand the repeal of •the Internal Revenue system so far as applicable to the sale of liquor and tobacco. 8. We believe the true doctrine now is, of tariff for revenue adjusted so far as possible so as to enable American industry to •compete with foreign industry. 9. We demand that the voter shall be protected in the utmost secrecy in casting his ballot, and that the ballot shall be printed and •distributed at the expense of the State. 10. We favor equal sufferage without distinction of sex. 11. We favor governmental control of transportation and com- munication. 12. We favor the postal savings bank system. 13. We believe there is no more reason for the withdrawal of the so-called nonpartisan W. C. T. tl. of Iowa from the National Union than there was for the secession of South Qarolina from the .Union in 1860, aud we extend our sympaties to the women who remain loyal to the National W. C. T. U. STATISTICS

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RECAPITULATION.

SECRETARY OF STATE— VOTE. PLURALITY W. M. McFarland, Republican. 191,606 3,366 W. H. Chamberlin, Democrat.. 188,240 E. P. Brown, Union Labor 8,813 C. R. McFarlin, Prohibition 1,646 Scattering 48

AUDITOR OF STATE— Jas. A. Lyons, Republican 191,423 2,91* Geo. S. Witters, Democrat 188,509 C. F. Davis, Union Labor 8,824 Ira Dorcas, Prohibitwn 1,675 Scattering 24

TREASURER OF STATE— Byron A. Beeson, Republican.. 190,994 1,713 W. L. White, Democrat 189,281 A. J. Blakeley, Union Labor... 8,371 J. 0. Reed, Prohibition 1,708 Scattering 22

JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT— J. H. Roth rock, Republican 191,394 3,146 P. B. Wolfe, Democrat 188,248 Geo. D. Porter, Union Labor... 4,793 D. B. Turney, Prohibition 1,667 M. H. Jones 3,965 Scattering 87

ATTORNEY-GENERAL— John Y. Stone. Republican 191,774 3.993 C. H. Mackey, Democrat 187,781 T. F. Willis, Union Labor 8,818 J. L. Warren. Prohibition . 1:661 Scattering 47 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 176-

CLERK OF SUPREME COURT— VOTE. PLURALITY G. B. Pray, Republican 191,570 3,433 E. J. San key. Democrat 188,137 Alf Wooster, Union Labor 8,784 S. F. Spurrier, Prohibition 1,628 Scattering. 33

REPORTER OP SUPREME COURT— N. B. Raymond, Republican 19L708 3,520: T. W. Ivory, Democrat 188,188 D. J. Morris, Union Labor 8,879 O. P. Crawford. Prohibition 1,679 Scattering 45

RAILROAD COMMISSIONER— John W. Luke, Republican 190,007 310' Peter A. Dey, Democrat 189,697 J. M. Joseph, Union Labor 9,090 C. Dailey, Prohibition 1.637 Scatters ng 21

VOTE ON CONSTITUTIONAL. CONVENTION— Yes 27,806 No 159,394 131,588. 176 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

COMPAEATIVE VOTE FOE MEMBERS OF CON- GRESS,-1888-1890. FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

1888. 1890.

a o COUNTIES.

ear . 1 e 3 n O Sri S a W hi s Se e a % " O •-5 •"3 d Des Moines . 3,465 4,206 2,933 4,198 15 Henry 2,477 1,803 33 2,279 1,892 16 Jefferson.. 2,055 1,615 49 1,954 1,702 36 Lee 3,897 4,682 9 3,300 4,591 11 Louisa 1,856 1,071 18 1,718 1,011 17 Van Buren . 2,033 1,812 51 1 94H 1,836 27 Washington 2r347 2,067 20 2^238 2,169 28 Total . 18,130 17,256 180 16,388 17,459 150 i SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

L890.

a 0 B COUNTIES. eg W Io w En

Clinton 3,690 5,066 2,853 4,779 Iowa — 1,713 1,437 2,090 4 Jackson .., 2,114 2,'978 1,465 2,788 10 Johnson... 2,092 3,004 1,824 3,122 Muscatine, 2,802 2,661 2,210 2,704 ""8 Scott 3,431 5,182 1,949 5,265 2 Total 15,842 20,874 11,738 20,748 24 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 177

THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

1888. 1890

COUNTIES. o H o a d o Pd 3 O I 'cq d Black Hawk. 3,166 2.124 2,973 2,526 Bremer 1,665 1,726 1,544 1,852 Buchanan... 2,371 1,897 2,247 2,107 Butler 2,058 1,199 2,027 1,423 . Delaware .. 2,289 1,563 2,223 1,682 . Dubuque. ... 4,039 5.387 2,952 6,551 . Franklin .... 1,613 851 1.532 830 . Hardin 2,560 1,294 2,463 1,607 2 Wright. 1,696 831 1,728 931 . Total .... 21,457 16,872 19,689 19,491 10 FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

1888. 1890.

COUNTIES. -0CD 0>

Allamakee • 1,845 2,0921 30 1,758 2,096 . Cerro Gordo 1,885 1,069' 1,421 1,125 43 Chickasaw. , 1,610 "49 1,369 1,844 . Clayton .... 2^572 3,449 15 2,074 3,490 "4 Fayette 2,726 2,294 236 2,307 2,808 44 Floyd 1,997 1,297 55 1,613 1,430 5 Howard 1,201 1,040 4 1,093 1,150 . Mitchell. ... 1,615 1,083 6 1,395 1,105 ' 3 Winneshiek 2,445 2,174 10 2,150 2,314 . Worth...... 997 622 3 843 610 Total. .. 18,852 16,630 408 96 16,023 17,972 101 12 178 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

1888. 1890.

c COUNTIES.

O W Danie l Kerr . J . H Preston Geo . R Struble E . J Holmes • Joh n T . Hamilton Dr . Enoc h Lewis Benton. . 2,756 2,684 25 17 2,599 2,891 12 Cedar. 2,153 2,145 4 40 2,038 2,226 37 Grundy 1,328 1,170 2 25 1,254 1,390 14 Jones. . 2,411 2,213 8 21 2.297 2,292 26 Linn 5,169 4,496 79 117 4,385 4,613 66 Marshall. 3,339 1,929 149 34 3,011 2,164 39 Tama... . 2,297 2,300 100 22 2,276 2,577 56 Total 19,453 16.937 367 273 17,860 18,153 250

SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

1888. 3890.

COUNTIES. u illan . 0) bf) g L . Hask e E . Whit e B . Weav e h n F . La c F . Lacey & sto n Mc M o >-; D ft & 3 Davis . 1,406 2,001 111 1,300 1,913 163 30 Jasper 3,132 2.740 35 2,900 2,539 317 27 Keokuk 2.712 2.714 2,563 2,738 26 26 Mahaska 3,660 2,960 52 3,329 2,921 156 87 1,460 1,392 11 1,481 1,338 114 14 Poweshiek 2,345 1,966 8 2.165 1,954 99 12 Wapello- 3,294 3,408 2 2,834 3,989 173 5 Total 18,009 17,181 129 lfi,572 17.092 1,048 201 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 179

SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

1888. 1890.

COUNTIES. 9

6 H . C Hargis A . E Morrison J . A T Hull E . H Conger , J . A Nash Dallas 2,488 1,636 302 2,261 1,724 43 Madison 1,856 1,383 341 1,879 1,711 5 Marion..' 2,391 2,324 306 2,234 2,738 () Polk 6,983 5,112 216 5,998 5,210 17 Story 2,418 1,051 127 2,285 1,064 Warren 2,218 1,521 265 2.164 1,829 23 Total ... 18,424 13,027 1,557 16,821 14,276 97 Scattering, 5. EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

1888. 1890.

COUNTIES. • R . Anderson ' A . Gilley A . Gilley ber t R . Anderson me s P . Flick LS . P Flick 3O . C Calkins < O 3 < Adams 1,311 1,334 24 4 1,323 1,305 25 Appanoose.. 2,092 1,943 43 2,196 2,176 5 Clarke...... 1,349 1,121 7 1,363 1,187 4 Decatur 1,712 1,655 45 1,727 1,851 Fremont 7 1,360 2,382 1,363 2,249 0 Lucas 1,818 1,394 "*q 1,500 1,357 7 Page 2,451 1,881 2.328 1,872 Ringgold 1,697 1,200 32 1,607 1,172 118 Taylor 1,928 1.644 "6 1.898 1,794 Union 1,740 1,983 '"8 1^910 2,087 "io Wayne 1,749 1,675 6 1,788 1,837 2

Total - .... 19?207 18,212 92 247 19,003 18,887 331 J. N. Harris, Adams 2, Fremont 58, Page 2; total 62. Scattering, 19. 189 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

1888. 1890.

COUNTIES. 2 o CD

tf o •-5 Adair 1,880 1,156 135 1,683 1,240 120 Audubon 1,357 1,163 111 1,052 1,420 15 Cass 2,340 1.536 449 2.104 2,035 180 Guthrie 2,204 1,386 179 1,877 1,613 102 Harrison 2,358 2,187 346 2,030 2,411 243 Mills 1,615 1,448 117 1,567 1,623 68 Montgomery 2,258 1,235 29 1,854 1,407 64 Pottawattamie. 4,046 4,823 100 3,652 5,093 297 Shelby 1,722 1,752 153 1,503 1.763 154 Total 20,380 16,686 1,619 82 17.322 18,605 1,24356 Scattering, 9. TENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. I 1888. 1890.

COUNTIES. .o I

Boone 2,751 1,878 2,551 1.910 Calhoun 1,708 857 1,589 946 Carroll 1,589 2,065 1,373 2,372 Crawford 1,655 2,139 1,367 2,289 Emmet 575 204 579 243 Greene '. 2,138 1,341 1,747 1,429 Hancock '. 1,775 1,020 1,523 1,008 Hamilton 575 842 678 Humboldt 669 1.034 749 Kossuth 15^ 1,032 1,207 1,198 Palo Alto 849 31 812 944 Pocahontas 1,017 766 952 838 Webster 2,354 1,841 197 2,052 2,201 Winnebago 883 240 767 279 Total 20,864 15,496 18,395 17,084 89 J. J. Russell, 20 in Webster county; scattering, 5. IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 181

ELEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

1888. 1890.

COUNTIES. kin s ison . ham . 6 titfie l Is "§ a nb l P^ s s ce d hnP .

S . St r i ilmo t 2 3O . D M 6 C P Buena Vista 1,668 852 22 23i 1,340 824 253 Cherokee 1,890 1,219 71 55 1,433 1,116 244 35 Clay 1,449 479 24 950 388 231 12 Dickinson 678 221 2 4 478 181 242 Ida 1,254 1,087 14 9 940 1 011 311 2 Lyon.... 954 678 3 677 769 95 M*onona 1,591 1,063 304 24 812 642 1,410 18 O'Brien 1,648 1,108 10 1 1,317 1,038 229 7 Osceola 685 370 3 525 428 26 Plymouth 1,764 2,111 72 52 1,023 1,964 516 20 Sac 1,854 1,098 5 18 1,593 1,172 70 Sioux ... 1,897 1,412 11 14 1,463 1 655 81 13 Woodbury 4.140 3,515 ir>3 48 3,421 3,877 950 8 Total. 21,472 15,213 677 275 15,972 15,065 4*558 119 182 IOWA OFFICIAL REGI8TER.

VOTE FOK JUDGES OF THE DISTRICT COURT.

FIRST DISTRICT.

COUNTIES. 43 a m Charle s H . Phelps Georg e S . Tracy Scattering . J . M Carey Des Moines . 4,386 4,362 87 2,762 20 L>ee ...... * .. 4,705 4,780 1,173 3,081 2 Total 9,091 9,142 1,260 5,843 22

SECOND DISTRICT.

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& Q b Appanoose. . 2,409 2.214 2,263 2,227 2,086 1,880 Davis 1,253 1,369 1,467 2,031 1,991 1,967 Henry 2,095 2,235 2.295 1.861 2,183 1,868 Jefferson. ... 1.992 2,068 2.005 1,679 1,672 1,648 Lucas 1,566 1,615 1,607 1,392 1,262 1,187 Monroe 1,504 1,493 1,538 1,415 1,400 1.435 Van Buren. 1,997 1,982 1,992 1,831 1,849 1.819 Wapello ..:.. 2,819 2,898 2,882 3,843 3'685 3,655 Total 15,635 15,874 16,049 16,279 16,128 15,459 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 183

THIRD DISTRICT.

o COUNTIES. 1 B aJ w O H Adams 1,719 1,362 1,211 Clarke 1,345 1,371 1,240 Decatur ... 1,798 1,833 1.742 Rinegold .. 1,487 1,656 i;38; 9 Tayior... . 2,043 2.195 1,659 Union 2,053 1,930 1,929 Wayne 1.840 2,219 1,682 Total 12,285 12,566 10,852

FOURTH DISTRICT. ter . ies . Ladd . COUNTIES. Wakefi e pnor . « ± 43 W 2 « < • d o ft 6 Cherokee. 1,598 1,598 1,609 1,183 1,205 1,102 Harrison.. 2,046 2,242 2,120 2,385 2,550 2,399 Lyon 790 810 780 728 746 745 Monona... 1,329 1,398 1,340 1,063 1,117 1,141 O'Brien. .. 1,289 1,354 1.624 1,135 1,167 1,092 Osceola... 556 531 572 • 415 439 413 Plymouth 1,054 1,320 1,475 2,441 2,048 1,993 Sioux 1,642 1,665 1,775 1.544 1,313 1,492 Woodbury 4,131 4.130 4,020 3,833 3,817 3,828 Total. 14,435 15,048 15,274 14,727 14,402 14,205 184 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

FIFTH DISTRICT.

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Adair 1,74< 5 1,751 1,760 1,21w8 Dallas... 2,316 2,323 2,309 1,675 Guthrie.. 2,060 2,035 2,239 1,474 Madison...... 1,990 1,903 1,884 1,519 Marion .. 2,290 2,304 2,284 2,588 Warren 2,243 2,266 2,239 1,755 Total 12;644 12,582 12,715 10,22ft T. R. North, 145; Thos. E. Gilpin, 151, in Warren, Scattering, 3.

SIXTH DISTRICT.

be COUNTIES. A A . R Dewey j D . Ryan J . K Johnson j Q Jasper 3,046 3,023 2,997 2,56<> Keokuk 2,543 2,542 2,521 2,8l!> Louisa 1,699 1,696 1,649 1 11^ Mahaska 3.516 3,538 3,337 2,969 2,247 2,249 2,228 Washington 2.305 2,306 2,131 2,145 Total IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 185

SEVENTH DISTRICT. an . S COUNTIES. ra n "S fat e CO

< Q Clinton. .. 7.1721 7,527 7,523: Jackson... 4.254 4,253 4,263 Musoatine. 7,208 7,205 7,184 Scott 4,532 4,542 4,518 Total 23,166 23,527 23.488-

EIGHTH DISTRICT.

COUNTIES.

Iowa Johnson Total.

NINTH DISTRICT.

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COUNTY. E . B i nrad . 1 \ Ho l o a M-l en M-l CD CD C/X 0) ft alv i har l a a o o Polk 6,207 5,761 5,916 5,381 4.830 5,276 186 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

TENTH DISTRICT. 1

COUNTIES. D . J Lenehan H . C Hemenway Henr y Michel . O . E Ramsier Joh n J . Ney j J . L Hatch Black Hawk. ... 2,414 2,377 2432 3,037 3,080 3.07* Buchanan. . 2,079 2,162 1,984 2,251 . 2,360 21187 Delaware. 1,679 1.675 1,679 2,229 2,228 2.22* Dubuque 6,648 6,650 6,541 2,824 2,798 2,975 Gmndy.... 1,355 1,356 1,358 1,304 1.304 1,303 Total 14,175 14,220 13.994 11,645 11,770 11,763

ELEVENTH DISTRICT.

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COUNTIES. S . M Weaver Jno . L Stevens D . R Hindman A . R Ladd J.S . Frazier Joh n Porter . Boone. ' 2,570 2,567 2,590 1,877 1,878 1,858 Franklin 1,531 1,524 1,531 839 836 837 Hamilton 1,590 1,592 1,605 964 960 961 Hardin 2,484 2,528 2,53fi 1,532 1,591 1,529 Marshall 3,041 3,033 3,033 2.125 2,131 2,113 Story 2,324 2,359 2.327 1,008 1,016 1,020 Webster 2,051 2,054 2,244 2,242 2,247 Wright 1,714 l',707 1,696 934 908 910 Total 17,305 17,365 17,372 11,523 11,562 11,475 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 187

TWELFTH DISTRICT.

COUNTIES. J . S Root Joh n C . Sherwin Bremer 1,583 Butler 2,061 1,391 Cerro Gordo 1,618 971 Floyd 1 706 1,305 Hancock 895 Mitchell 1,498 1,012 Winnebago 806 Worth 924 504 Total 11,091 5,183

THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.

COUNTIES. 3 W W I DO O 6

Allamakee. 2,098 2,001 1.830 1,752 Clayton.... 1,798 1,756 1,280 1,543 Chickasaw. 3,529 3,556 2,053 1,941 Fayette. 3,134 2,618 2,375 2,133 Howard. ... 3,164 1,143 1,085 1,099 Winneshiek 2,292 2,261 2,218 2,180 Total. 14,015 13,335 10,841 10,648 188 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.

COUNTIES. COUNTIES. Geo . H Carr Geo . H Carr Buena Vista . 1,445 Humboldt 1,259 Clay 1.072 Kossuth.. .. . 1,292 Dickinson 749 Palo Alto 1,733 Emmet... 608 Pocohontas.. .. 1,015 Total 9,173

FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.

COUNTIES. g a 0 g o o ri cq w 6 Audubon...... 1,227 1,161 1,122 1,335| 1,337 1,308 Cass 2,337 2,3f>9 2,216 1,973 2.113 1,964 Fremont 2,068 1,862 1,753 1.775 1,830 1,724 Mills 3,676 1,744 1,612 1,572 1,649 1,538 Montgomery. .. 2,020 2,115 1,997 1,281 1.338 1,259 Page 2,673 2,854 2,659 1,640 11686 1,553 Pottawattamie 4,019 4,157 4,200 4,942 5,005 4,842 Shelby 1,684 1,666 1,468 1,77a 1,917 1,771 Total 17,704 17,928 17.027 16,290 16,875 15,959 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER. 189 SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.

2 COUNTIES. * Sam . M Elwood C . D Goldsmith o M . W Beach Calhoun 1,56& 7 1.655 927 912 Carroll 1,625 1,417 2,160 2,270 Crawford 1,431 1,384 2,209 2,276 Green 1,781 1.804 1,367 1,368 Ida 968 985 1,158 1,163 Sao. : 1,608 L701 1.149 1,178 Total , 8,980 8,946 8,970 9.167 SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.

COUNTIES. L . G Kinne Scattering . Benton 2,912 26 Tama 2,780 28 Total 5,692 54 EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT.

COUNTIES. W . G Geiger Joh n S . Stacy Jame s D . Giffen J . H Presto n Cedar 2,253 2,249 2,009 2,05C Jones 2,229 2,252 2.227 2,383 Linn 4,893 4,227 4,179 4,797 Total 9,425 8,728 8,415 9,230 190 IOWA OFFICIAL REGISTER.

MEMORANDA.

Since the Official Register has been in press the following changes have occurred: Hon. Henry Billings Brown, of Michigan, appointed to succeed Justice Miller. See page 14. W. M. Beardshear President Agricultural College. See page 29. Albert Head elected President Agricultural Society. See page 29. J. W. McMullin elected Vice-President Agricultural Society. See page 29. E. H. Grisell, Menlo, Director in place of McMullin. See page 30. Lovell Swisher is Treasurer of State University. See page 39. Win. P. King, Mt. Vernon, and Jos. Eibeck, Des Moines, United States Commissioners to Columbian Exposition. C. S. Byrkit Deputy Secretary of State. G. D. Ellyson Deputy Treasurer of State. H. M. Towner Judge in the Third Judicial District. Postoffice Corning. See page 10. INDEX.

PAGE. Area of the State by Counties 71 Assessed Valuation of Railroad Property 67 Census Table No. I, Population U. S. by States and Groups 58 II, Showing Increase 1860 to 1890 60 III, Relative Rank of States, 1890 62 IV, Population of Iowa by Counties 63 Central Committees, Republican Party 77 Democratic Party 81 Union Labor Party 85 Prohibition Party 88 County Officers, List of for 1891 40 Columbian Exposition, List of Commissioners for Iowa .. . 50 Chap. 126, Acts 23d G, A 50 Courts, U. S. Circuit and District 6 Times of Holding Terms in Iowa 68 Counsuls, Foreign residing in Iowa 13 Democratic State Committee and Platform 81 District Court of Iowa, List of Judges .* 10 Reporters 12 Comparative Vote for Judges 182 Educational Statistics 73 Election General State Officers, 1890 93 Farm Products, Statistics of. 72 Federal Officers, List of for Iowa 6 U. S. Pension Agents 7 U. S. Internal Revenue Collectors 7 U. S. Land Office 8 Foreign Counsels residing in Iowa. 13 Government of the United States 14 States and Territories 16 Governors of Iowa, List of 52 Iowa National Guards Roster of Staff Officers 45 First Brigade 46 Second Brigade . 48 Iowa State Officers, 1891 1 Internal Revenue Collectors 7 Judicial U. S. Circuit and District Court 6 District Courts of Iowa 10 Reporters . 12 Superior Courts in Iowa 13 Supreme Court of Iowa 10 Vote for Judges Election of 1890 182 Land Office, U. S 8 List of County Officers for 1891 40 Senators who will be members of the 24th G.A 44 Livestock Statistics of 72 Membets of Congress, List of, from Iowa 9 Comparative Vote for ,... 176 192 INDEX.

PAGE Notaries Public Rules, Governing Appointment of 55 Pardons, Rules Governing Application 54 Pensions, Agent for iowa 7 Number in Iowa by Counties - 66 Products of Iowa, Farm and Live stock 72 Prohibition Partv, Central Committee and Platform 88, 89 Railroad Property, Assessed Valuation 67 Receiver of U. S. Land Office for Iowa 8 Register of U. S. Land Office for Iowa 8 Representatives in Congress from Iowa 9 Reporters of District Court, List of 13 Republican State Committee and Platform 77, 78 Salaries of State Officers 53 Senators from Iowa 8 Senators who will be Members of the 24th G. A ' 44 State Institutions, Agricultural College 29 Agricultural Society 30 Board of Dental Examiners 30 Board of Health 31 College for the Blind 32 Commissioners of Pharmacy 32 Educational Board of Examiners : 32 Historical Society 32 Horticultural Society 33 Hospital for Insane. Clarinda 34 Mt. Pleasant 34 Independence 35 Improved Stock Breeders Association 35 Industrial Schools ...; 36 Institution for the Deaf and Dumb 36 Institution for Feeble Minded 36 Penitentiary, at Anamosa 37 Ft. Madison 37 Soldiers' Home 37 Soldiers' Orphans' Home 38 Normal School 38 University 39 Statistics of the Census 58, 60, 62, 63 Educational 73 Livestock.... 72 Products of the Farm 72 General Election 93 Recapitulation of Vote 174 Vote for Members of Congress 176 Vote for Judges 182 Taxes, information concerning 56 Terms of District Court : 68 U. S. Government 14 Union Labor Industrial Party. Central Committee and Platform 84, 85