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NAMES OF MEMBERS.
36 Dallas
J. H. Carter.
37 Polk
N. E. Coffin, B. B. Lane.
38 Jasper.
C. N. Doane.
39 Poweshiek
Alvin Jones.
40 lowa.
James Patterson.
41 |Johnson
John Springer.
42 Muscatine.
I. B. Richman.
43 Scott ..
C. G. Ilipwell, Chris Marti.
4+ Cedar ..
W. J. Felkner.
45 Clinton.
Edward Hart, Henry Horstman.
46 Jackson.
N. B. Nemmers.
47 Jones.
Nathan Potter.
48 Linn.
A. J. Fuhrmeister, O. G. Gitchell.
49 Benton
William J. Guinn.
50 Tama ..
James Morison.
51 Marshall
Henry Stone. A. L. Stuntz.
53 Boone
M. Brooks.
51 Greene
Joshua Jester.
55 Carroll
H. B. Haselton.
56 Crawford.
August Schultz.
57 Monona and Ida
Dan Campbell.
59 Cherokee.
W. Miller.
60 Sac ..
William P. Drewry.
61|Calhoun
Henry Young.
62 Webster
J. D. Flanagan.
63 Hamilton
D. C Chase.
64 Hardin.
John Dolph.
65 Grundy
P. B. Ellis.
66 Black Hawk.
D. F. Hoover.
67 Buchanan
W. II. Chamberlin.
65 Delaware.
William I1. Morris.
69 Dubuque.
George L. Gilbert
71 Fayette
Andrew Addie.
72 Bremer
J. M. Johnson.
73 Butler.
O T. Coonley.
75 Wright
J. F. Austin.
76 Ilumboldt and Pocabontas
F. E. Carpenter.
77 Buena Vista.
H. T. Saberson.
78|Plymouth
Henry Schrooten.
79 Sioux.
A. J. Warren.
80 O'Brien and Lyon.
John F. Hinman.
81 Clay and Osceola ...
James Goodwin.
82 Emmet, Palo Alto Dickinson
83 Kossuth and Hancock.
SI Cerro Gordo
M. E. Bitterman.
85 Floyd
E. O. Spaulding.
86 Chickasaw
William Glattly.
87 Allamakee.
J. F. Dayton.
88|Winneshiek.
Jacob Jewell.
89 Howard.
W. W. Williams.
90 Mitchell.
Alfred Penny.
91| Worth and Winnebago.
James Ellickson.
Speaker-W. O. Mitchell, Adams county.
Chief clerk-Charles Beverly, Greene county.
James McCann, P. Stillmunkes.
70 Clayton ..
W. F. Harriman
74 Franklin
G. N. Castle, James S. Horton.
58 Woodbury
52 Story
COUNTIES.
J. O. Kası. John G. Smith.
874
CENSUS RETURNS.
TWENTY-FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines January 8, 1894. Adjourned April 6, 1894.
SENATE.
NOCIACION | Dist.
COUNTIES.
NAMES OF MEMBERS.
Lee
John Downey.
2 Jefferson and Van Buren.
B. R. Vale.
3 Appanoose and Davis.
E. M. Reynolds.
4 Lucas and Wayne.
L. W. Lewis.
5 Decatur, Ringgold, Union.
J. B. Harsh.
6 Adams and Taylor.
Georgo L. Finn,
7 Fremont and Page
William Eaton.
9 Des Moines
10 Henry and Washington
11 Olark and Warren ..
12 Keokuk and Poweshiok.
13 Wapollo.
14 Mahaska.
15 Marion and Monroe
16 Adair and Madison
17 Audubon, Dallas and Guthrie ..
18 Cass and Shelby.
19 Pottawattamie.
20 Louisa and Muscatine.
21 Scott.
O. G. Ilipwell.
42 Clinton
L. A. Ellis.
23/Jackson ..
Alfred Hurst.
21 Cedar and Jones ..
J. A. Greon.
25 Iowa and Johnson.
M. J. Kelly.
26 Linn ..
J. M. Terry.
27 Calhoun and Webster
28| Marshall
29 Jasper.
J. R. Gorrell.
30 Polk.
T. A. Cheshire.
31 Boone and Story.
II. O. Boardman.
J. D. Yeomans.
M. W. Harmon.
Rudolph Lehfeldt.
I. W. Baldwin.
John Everall.
John E. Rowen.
J. M. Rea.
George M. Craig,
L. B. Mattoon.
O. F. Jewett.
O. O. Upton.
N. V. Brower.
William B. Perrin.
E. G. Penrose.
W. H. Dent.
46 Cherokee. Ida and Plymouth .. 47 Clay. Dickinson, Emmet, Kos- suth and Palo Alto ..
A B. Funk.
48|Carroll, Greene and Sac.
Warren Garst.
19 Lyon. Sioux, O'Brien, Osceola ..
50 Buena Vista, Humboldt and Pocahontas. . -
IG. W. Henderson.
President-W. S. Dungan, Lucas county.
Secretary-E. R. Hutchins, Polk county.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
:- Dist.
COUNTIES.
NAMES OF MEMBERS.
Leo .
D). F. Miller, sr., F. H. Wilken.
Van Buren
W. S. Allen.
3| Davis
W. H. Taylor.
4 Appanoose.
Q. W. Wyckoff.
5 Wayno.
S. H. Moore.
6| Decatur
Z. H. Gurley.
8 Mills and Montgomery
A. J. Chantry.
T. G. Harper.
D. J. Palmer.
J. H. Jamison.
J. A. Riggen.
H. L. Waterman.
A. B. Conaway.
T. B. Perry.
L. M. Kilburn,
H. F. Andrews.
Julian Phelps.
William Groneweg.
O. A. Carpenter.
34 Crawford, Harrison, Monona
35 Dubuque ..
36|Clayton ....
37 Ilamilton, Hardin. Wright
38 Black Hawk and Grundy
39 Butler and Bremer.
40 Allamakee and Fayette.
41 Mitchell, Winnebago, Worth
42 Howard and Winneshiek.
43 | Cerro Gordo. Hancock, Franklin
44 Chickasaw and Floyd.
45 Bonton and Tama.
O. M. Oleson.
G. A. Turner.
32 Woodbury ..
33 Buchanan and Delaware.
L. H. Bishop.
875
CENSUS RETURNS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-CONTINUED.
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conny | Dist. |
COUNTIES.
NAMES OF MEMBERS.
7 Ringgold
W. S. Shriver.
8 Taylor.
A. J. Sowers.
9|Page ...
O. Linderman.
10 Fremont
S. Williams.
11 Mills.
T. M. Britt. Filson Cooper.
13 Adams.
W. O. Mitchell.
14 Union
J. W. Lauder.
15 Clarke.
Joseph Morris.
16 Lucas.
George McNeeley.
17 Monroe
Austin Jay.
18 Wapello
William G. Orow.
S. H. Watkins.
C. F. Spearman.
21 Des Moines
22 Louisa .
23 Washington
24| Keokuk
Tyrus Horton.
25|Mahaska.
L. C. Blanchard.
26| Marion
C. H. Robinson.
27 Warren
S. J. Van Gilder.
28 Madison.
A. L. Wood.
99| Adair
WV. B. Martin.
30 Cass
M. J. Davis.
31 Pottawattamie
32 Harrison.
J. C. Milliman.
33|Shelby.
H. W. Byers.
34 Audubon
M. D. Reed.
35 Guthrie
F. D. Steen.
36 Dallas
J. H. Carter.
37 |Polk 38 Jasper.
C. N. Doane.
39 Poweshick
Alvin Jones.
40 Iowa
James Patterson.
41 Johnson
C. S. Ranck.
42 Muscatine.
H. B. Watters.
44 Cedar
45 Clinton.
46 Jackson.
47 Jones
48 Linn.
H. J. Nietert, A. St. Clair Smith.
49 Benton
B. M. McQuinn.
50 Tama.
S. M. Endicott.
51 |Marshall
Henry Stone.
52 Story.
A. L. Stuntz.
53 Boone
Marion Brooks.
54 Greene
Joshua Jester.
55 Carroll ..
H. B. Haselton.
56|Crawford
August Schultz.
57 Ida, Monona
58|Woodbury
59 Cherokee
Charles L. Early.
61 Calhoun.
Henry Young.
S. Burnquist.
M. II. Brinton.
J. H. Funk.
J. D. Morrisou.
D. F. Hoover.
HI. J. Griswold.
68 Delaware
D. H. Young.
69 Dubuque
P. Stillmunkes. James McCann
70 Clayton.
C. L. McGonigle.
71 Fayette 72 Bremer.
J. Homrighaus.
74 Franklin
75|Hancock. Wright.
76 Humboldt, Pocahontas.
77 Buena Vista.
H. T. Saberson.
78 Plymouth.
E. D. Chassell. John Morris.
79 Sioux.
80|Lyon, O'Brien. A. H. Davison.
81 Emmet, Dickinson, Osceola.
J. G. Myerly. W. W. Cornwall.
82 Clay, Palo Alto
S. S. Sessions.
83| Kossuth
I. Pattison.
73 Butler.
O. T. Coonley. W. F. Harriman.
622 Webster
63| Hamilton
61 llardin
65 |Grundy
66 Black Hawk.
67 Buchanan.
David Nicoll.
Wm. B. Chapman, P. A. Sawyer.
Wireman Miller.
60 Sac
43 Scott.
W. B. Murray, Lorenz Rogge.
D. H. Snoke.
O. L. Root, J. L. Wilson. William Stephens.
F. O. Ellison.
O. E. Doubleday, C. C. Dowell.
20 Henry
C. I. Baker, Ilector Ross.
II. O. Weaver.
william B. Bell.
G. Diederich, J. K. Cooper.
19 Jefferson
12 Montgomery.
S. N. Hinman. Parley Finch.
876
CENSUS RETURNS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-CONTINUED.
&# | Dist.
COUNTIES.
NAMES OF MEMBERS
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84 Cerro Gordo.
M. E. Bitterman
85 Floyd.
E. O Spaulding
86 Chickasaw
John Frazee.
87 Allamakee
J. H. Trewin.
88|Winneshiek.
W. H. Klemme.
89 Howard
W. W. Williams.
90 Mitchell
R. T. St. Jolın.
91| Worth, Winnebago.
G. N. Haugen.
Speaker-Henry Stone, Marshall county.
Chief clerk-I. K. Wilson, Madison county.
THE MILITIA AND IOWA NATIONAL GUARD.
ADJUTANTS-GENERAL.
Daniel S. Lee, Lee county; appointed April 3, 1851.
George W. McCleary, Louisa county; appointed May 16, 1855.
Elijah Sells, Muscatine county; appointed January 15, 1857.
Jesse Bowen, Johnson county; appointed January 18, 1858.
Nathaniel B. Baker, Clinton county; appointed and qualified July 25, 1861; re-appointed January 14, 1864; re-appointed 1868, 1872, 1874; died September 13, 1876.
John H. Looby, Clarke county; appointed October 1, 1876.
Noble Warwick, Lee county; appointed June 27, 1878; resigned August, 1878.
William L. Alexander, Lucas county; appointed September 1, 1878; re-ap- pointed 1880, 1882, 1884, 1886, 1888; resigned October 9, 1889.
Byron A. Beeson, Marshall county; appointed October 9, 1889; resigned May 1, 1890.
George Greene, Linn county; appointed May 1, 1890.
John R. Prime, Polk county; appointed February 1, 1894.
ASSISTANT ADJUTANTS-GENERAL.
John Scott, Story county; appointed March 27, 1860.
John C. Culbertson, Johnson county; appointed October 10, 1861; resigned January 1, 1862.
Philo E. Hall, Clinton county; appointed September 22, 1862; resigned June 19, 1863.
Matthew M. Trumbull, Black Hawk county; appointed June 19, 1863; appointed colonel of the Ninth Iowa Cavalry volunteers, September 26, 1863.
John C. Culbertson, Johnson county; appointed October 5, 1863; resigned November 30, 1864.
Francis H. Impey, Scott county; appointed December 1, 1864; resigned October 31, 1865.
Edward E. Bassett, Scott county; appointed November 1, 1865.
Office abolished April 4, 1866.
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877
CENSUS RETURNS.
INSPECTORS-GENERAL.
Office created April 2. 1878, by chapter 125, acts of the Seventeenth General Assembly.
H. R. Dewey, Washington county; appointed May 23, 1878. William H. Thrift, Buchanan county; appointed January 27, 1880.
Horace G. Wolf, Delaware county; appointed August 22, 1881. Albert W. Tallman, Mitchell county; appointed January 3, 1893. R. S. Benson, Franklin county; appointed May 22, 1886. Henry H. Rood, Linn county; appointed May 8, 1889.
E. E. Hasner, Buchanan county; appointed May 1, 1890. James Rush Lincoln, Story county; appointed April 29, 1892.
JUDGE-ADVOCATES GENERAL.
H. M. Shelley, Van Buren county; appointed April 16, 1851. Office vacated June 12, 1861. Appointed under provisions of chapter 74, acts of the Eighteenth General Assembly.
E. S. Bailey, Clinton county; appointed April 26, 1886.
W. H. C. Jaques, Wapello county; appointed May 1, 1890.
Office created by chapter 31, acts of the Twenty-fourth General Assem- bly, April 2, 1892.
A. D. Collier, Woodbury county; appointed February 1, 1894. Jaques, Jefferson county; appointed 1896.
INSPECTORS OF SMALL ARMS PRACTICE.
Office created April 2, 1892, by chapter 31, acts of the Twenty-fourth Gen- eral Assembly.
C. E. Foster, Woodbury county; appointed May 1, 1890. Thomas F. Cooke, Kossuth county; appointed July 28, 1892.
CHIEF ENGINEER AND CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICERS.
Office created April 2, 1892, by chapter 31, acts of the Twenty-Fourth Gen- eral Assembly.
James Rush Lincoln, Story county; appointed May 1, 1890. H. H. Canfield, Boone county; appointed September 21, 1892.
QUARTERMASTERS-GENERAL.
Ezra Brown, Jefferson county; appointed April 16, 1851. Nathaniel B. Baker (adjutant-general); acting from July 25, 1861 Duties devolve on adjutant-general.
COMMISSARIES-GENERAL.
Thomas S. Epsy, Lee county; appointed April 16, 1851. Charles B. Richards, Webster county; appointed February 5, 1858. Duties devolved on quartermaster-general from and after June 12, 1861. Office re-established April 3, 1878.
878
CENSUS RETURNS.
H. R. Heffilfinger, Crawford county; appointed May 23, 1878. Hezekiah H. Clark, Franklin county; appointed January 27, 1880. Milo L. Sherman, Chickasaw county; appointed July 1, 1882. William W. Ellis, Montgomery county; appointed May 22, 1886. M. M. Marshall, Pottawattamie county; appointed May 1, 1890. Henry S. Sheldon, Fayette county; appointed February 1, 1894.
PAYMASTERS-GENERAL.
Constantine Holtenbeck, Dubuque county; appointed April 16, 1851.
Hiram Price, Scott county; commissioned October 28, 1861, to date from August 30th.
Office abolished, and duties devolved on adjutant-general, April 26, 1862. Duties discharged by assistant adjutant-general from and after Octo- ber 2, 1862. Duties again devolved on adjutant-general April 4, 1866.
SURGEONS-GENERAL.
John Kell, jr., Louisa county; appointed July 21, 1851.
Nathan Udell, Appanoose county, appointed March 27, 1860.
J. C. Hughes, Lee county; appointed in 1861.
Office abolished February 17, 1864; re-established April 3, 1878. Edward J. McGorrisk, Polk county; appointed May 23, 1878.
Smith G. Blythe, Floyd county; appointed July 1, 1882.
George P. Hanawalt, Polk county; appointed January 22, 1884.
Frederick H. Little, Muscatine county; appointed May 1, 1890.
James Taggart Priestley, Polk county; appointed February 1, 1884.
ASSISTANT SURGEONS-GENERAL.
John C. Bennett, Polk county; appointed March 27, 1860.
MILITARY SECRETARIES.
James Burt, Dubuque county; appointed April 16, 1851.
N. H. Brainard, Johnson county; appointed in 1961.
George J. North, Polk county; appointed January 16, 1864; relieved from duty January 12, 1866.
NOTE-Chapter 17, laws of extra session, Eighth General Assembly, approved May 28, 1861, which took effect June 12, 1861, annulled all prior commissions above the rank of captain in the Iowa militia, except those for the three regiments then recently organized for the service of the United States.
John S. Runnells, Polk county; appointed June 3, 1868.
W. H. Fleming, Polk county; appointed April 7, 1869.
P. H. Conger, Black Hawk county; appointed May 26, 1877,
H. H. Perkins, Des Moines county; appointed March 1, 1878.
Appointments under provisions of chapter 125, acts of the Seventeenth General Assembly:
William Cutler Wyman, Wapello county; appointed January 9, 1888.
Clifford D. Ham, Dubuque county; appointed June 14, 1890.
Office ereated April 2, 1892, by chapter 31, acts of the Twenty-fourth General Assembly.
William Cutler Wyman, Wapello county; appointed February 1, 1894.
879
CENSUS RETURNS.
STATE PRINTERS.
Office created January 3, 1849.
Garrett D. Palmer and George Paul, Johnson county; elected January 4, 1849; term commenced May 1, 1849.
Harrison Holt and Andrew Keesecker, Dubuque county; elected February 4, 1851; declined.
William H. Merritt, Dubuque county; appointed by the governor April 12, 1851; term commenced May 1, 1851.
William A. Hornish, Lee county; elected January 20, 1853; term com- menced May 1st; resignation accepted May 16, 1853.
Dennis A. Mahoney and Joseph B. Dorr, Dubuque county; appointed May 16, 1853; qualified May 23, 1853.
Peter Moriarity, Jackson county; elected January 20, 1855; term com- menced May 1, 1855.
John Teesdale, Johnson county; elected January 12, 1857; term commenced May 1, 1857.
John Teesdale, Johnson county; re-elected January 26, 1858; term com- menced May 1, 1859.
Francis W. Palmer, Dubuque county; elected January 25, 1860; term com- menced May 1, 1861.
Francis W. Palmer; re-elected January 27, 1862; term commenced May 1, 1863.
Francis W. Palmer; re-elected January 16, 1864; term commenced May 1, 1865.
Francis W. Palmer; re-elected March 10, 1867; term commenced May 1, 1867; resigned March 1, 1869.
Frank M. Mills, Polk county; appointed by the governor March 1, 1869.
Frank M. Mills, Polk county; elected January 18, 1868; term commenced May 1, 1869.
George W. Edwards, Des Moines county; elected March 18, 1870; term com- menced May 1, 1871.
R. P. Clarkson, Polk county; elected January 24, 1872; term commenced May 1, 1873.
R. P. Clarkson; re-elected March 18, 1874; term commenced May 1, 1875. R. P. Clarkson; re-elected January 19, 1876; term commenced May 1, 1877. Frank M. Mills, Polk county; elected January 30, 1878; term commenced May 1, 1879.
Frank M. Mills; re-elected February 10, 1880; term commenced May 1, 1881. George E. Roberts, Webster county; elected February 18, 1882; term com- menced May 1, 1883.
George E. Roberts, Webster county; re-elected January 23, 1884; term com- menced May 1, 1885.
George E. Roberts, Webster county; re-elected January 27, 1886; term commenced May 1, 1887.
George H. Ragsdale, Plymouth county; elected April 4, 1888; term com- menced May 1, 1889.
George H. Ragsdale, Plymouth county; re-elected March 6, 1890; term commenced May 1, 1891.
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CENSUS RETURNS.
George H. Ragsdale, Plymouth county; re-elected March 4, 1892, term com- menced January 1, 1893.
F. R. Conaway, Poweshiek county; elected March 15, 1894; term commenced January 1, 1895.
STATE BINDERS. Office created February 21, 1855.
William M. Coles, Scott county; appointed by the governor March 16, 1855; term commenced May 1, 1855.
William M. Coles; elected by the general assembly January 12, 1857; term commenced May 1, 1857.
Frank M Mills, Polk county; elected January 26, 1858; term commenced May 1, 1859.
Frank M. Mills; re-elected January 25, 1860; term commenced May 1, 1861. Frank M. Mills; re-elected January 27, 1862; term commenced May 1, 1863. Frank M. Mills; re-elected January 16, 1864; term commenced May 1, 1865. James S. Carter, Polk county; elected March 10, 1866; term commenced May 1, 1867.
James S. Carter; re-elected January 18, 1868; term commenced May 1, 1869. James J. Smart, Black Hawk county; elected March 18, 1870; term com- menced May 1, 1871.
James J Smart; re-elected January 24, 1872; term commenced May 1, 1873. Henry A. Perkins, Woodbury county; elected March 18, 1874; term com- menced May 1, 1875.
Henry A. Perkins; re-elected January 19, 1876; term commenced May 1, 1877.
Matt Parrott, Black Hawk county; elected January 30, 1878; term com- menced May 1, 1879.
Matt Parrott; re-elected February 10, 1880; term commenced May 1, 1881. Matt Parrott; re-elected February 18, 1882; term commenced May 1, 1883. L. S. Merchant, Linn county; elected January 23, 1884; term commenced May 1, 1885.
L. S. Merchant; re-elected January 27, 1886; term commenced May 1, 1887. Otto Nelson, Polk county; elected April 4, 1888; term commenced May 1, 1889.
Otto Nelson; re-elected March 6, 1890; term commenced May 1, 1891.
Otto Nelson; re-elected March 4, 1892; term commenced January 1, 1893.
Lafayette Young, Polk county; elected March 15, 1894; term commenced January 1, 1895.
LIBRARIAN.
Appropriation made by congress for a library, August 12, 1838
T. S. Parvin; commissioned in April, 1839.
Charles Weston; librarian pro tem, October, 1839.
Morgan Reno, treasurer of the territory; commissioned in 1840. Lemuel B. Patterson; appointed by the First General Assembly, 1846. Israel Kister, treasurer of state; appointed in 1851.
Martin L. Morris; treasurer of state and librarian, 1852.
CENSUS RETURNS.
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John Pattee, auditor of state; appointed by the governor under provisions of an act of the Fifth General Assembly, in 1855.
J. P. Coulter; appointed in 1858.
J. P. Coulter; secretary of the board of education and ex-officio librarian, 1860.
John C. Merrill; appointed by the census board as extra janitor to take charge of the library in 1868.
Mrs. Ada North; appointed by the governor September 14, 1872.
Mrs. S. B. Maxwell; appointed by the governor in 1878.
Mrs. Mary H. Miller; appointed by the governor in 1888.
STATE MINE INSPECTORS.
Created by chapter 202, acts of the Eighteenth General Assembly, July 4, 1880.
Park C. Wilson, Mahaska county; appointed April 1, 1882.
(Chapter 140, acts of the Twenty-first General Assembly, made pro- vision for the appointment of three inspectors.)
Joshua A. Smith, Keokuk county; appointed May 28, 1886 Thomas Binks, Wapello county; appointed June 1, 1886. James E. Stout, Greene county; appointed June 1, 1886. Thomas Binks, Wapello county; appointed June 11, 1888. James Gildroy, Keokuk county; appointed June 11, 1888. James E. Stout, Greene county; appointed June 11, 1888. Morgan G. Thomas, Mahaska county; appointed November 26, 1889, to fill vacancy caused by the resignation of James E. Stout. Thomas Binks, Wapello county; appointed May 12, 1890. James Gildroy, Keokuk county; appointed May 12, 1890. Morgan G. Thomas, Mahaska county; appointed May 12, 1890. Morgan G. Thomas, Polk county; appointed May 21, 1892. John W. Canty, Polk county; appointed May 21, 1892. John Verner, Lucas county; appointed May 21, 1892.
Morgan G. Thomas, Polk county; appointed May 19, 1894. James A. Campbell, Wapello county; appointed May 19, 1894.
James W. Miller, Polk county; appointed May 19, 1894
STATE INSPECTORS OF OILS.
Office created April 18, 1884, by chapter 185, acts of the Twentieth General Assembly.
B. W. Blanchard, Dubuque county; appointed April 3, 1884. John Blanchard, Dubuque county; appointed April 5, 1886.
Charles Beardsley, Des Moines county; appointed April 5, 1888.
James J. Dunn, Dubuque county; appointed April 1, 1890; re-appointed March 22, 1892.
L. S. Merchant, Linn county; appointed March 29, 1894.
Luther A. Brewer, Linn county; appointed October 1, 1894, to fill vacancy caused by the death of L. S. Merchant.
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CENSUS RETURNS.
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STATE DAIRY COMMISSIONERS.
Henry D. Sherman: May 1, 1886; term expired April 30, 1888.
Henry D. Sherman; May 1, 1888; term expired April 30, 1890.
Augustus C. Tupper, Mitchell county; May 1, 1890; term expired April 30, 1892.
Augustus C. Tupper, Mitchell county; May 1, 1892; term expired April 30, 1894. W. K. Boardman, Story county; May 1, 1894; term expired April 30, 1896.
COMMISSIONERS OF LABOR STATISTICS.
E. R. Hutchins, Polk county; April 17, 1884; term expired April 1, 1886. E. R. Hutchins, Polk county; April 1, 1886; term expired April 1, 1888. E. R. Hutchins, Polk county; April 1, 1888; term expired April 1, 1890. J. R. Sovereign, Cass county; April 1, 1890; term expired April 1, 1892. J. R. Sovereign, Cass county; April 1, 1892; term expired April 1, 1894.
William E. O'Bleness, Polk county; April 1, 1894; term expires April 1, 1896.
FISH COMMISSIONERS.
Three commissioners appointed in 1874: Samuel B. Evans, Wapello county; Benjamin F. Shaw, Jones county, and Charles A. Haines, Black Hawk county; terms expired two years from April 8, 1874.
Benjamin F. Shaw, Jones county; term expired two years from date of qualification, March 30, 1876.
B. F. Shaw, Jones county; March 30, 1878; term expired March 30, 1880.
B. F. Shaw, Jones county; March 30, 1880; term expired March 30, 1882.
A. W. Aldrich, Jones county; March 30, 1882; term expired March 30, 1884. A. W. Aldrich, Jones county; March 30, 1884; term expired March 30, 1886. Edward D. Carlton, Dickinson county; May 19, 1886; term ended March 31, 1888.
E. D. Carlton, Dickinson county; March 31, 1888; term ended March 31, 1890. R. K. Soper; May 31, 1890; term ended April 30, 1892.
T. J. Griggs, O'Brien county; March 25, 1892; term ended in 1894.
George E. Delevan; March 15, 1804; term began April 1, 1894, and con- tinues two years.
CUSTODIANS OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND PROPERTY.
Ed Wright; April 21, 1886; term expired March 31, 1888.
Ed Wright; April 1, 1888; term expired March 31, 1890.
W. L. Carpenter, Polk county; April 1, 1890; term expired March 31, 1892. W. L. Carpenter; April 1, 1892; term expired March 31, 1894.
George Metzger, Scott county; April 1, 1894; term expires March 31, 1896.
INSPECTORS OF BOATS.
Milo W. Brown; May 26, 1890; term ended second Monday in May, 1892.
J. C. Bixby, Council Bluffs: Mav 22, 1891; term ended second Monday in May, 1892.
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CENSUS RETURNS.
W. E. Moss, Floyd county; June 16, 1891; term ended second Monday in May, 1892.
A. A. Jenks, Decatur county; July 14, 1891; term ended second Monday in May, 1892.
James Bottom; June 10, 1892; term ended second Monday in May, 1894.
J. C. Bixby, Pottawattamie county; June 18, 1892; term ended second Mon- day in May, 1894.
Milo W. Brown, Clay county; May 18, 1892; torm ended second Monday in May, 1894.
W. E. Moss, Floyd county; June 24, 1893; term ended second Monday in May, 1894.
A. W. Jones; September 2, 1893; term ended second Monday in May, 1894. E. H. Thomas, Wapello county; May 8, 1894; term ending second Monday in May, 1896.
A. W. Jones, Buena Vista county; A. A. Henderson, Dickinson county; Alonzo A. Jenks, Decatur county; May 21, 1894; commissioned for term ending on the second Monday in May, 1896.
J. C. Bixby, Pottawattamie county; May 26, 1894; term ending second Mon- day in May, 1896.
W. E. Moss, Floyd county; May 29, 1895; term ending second Monday in May, 1896.
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
April 23, 1880, the following persons were commissioned members of the stato board of health:
William S. Robertson, president, Muscatine; term expired January 31, 1881.
Wilmot H. Dickinson, Des Moines; term expired January 31, 1882.
George F. Roberts, Waterloo; term expired January 31, 1883.
Justin M. Hull, Lake Mills; term expired January 31, 1884.
Philip W. Lewellen, Clarinda; term expired January 31, 1885.
Henry H. Clarke, McGregor; term expired January 31, 1886.
Ephraim M. Reynolds, Centerville; term expired January 31, 1887.
James L. Loring, civil engineer, Dallas Center; term expired May 4, 1887. J. F. McJunkin, attorney-general; term expired January, 1881.
L. F. Andrews, secretary, Des Moines; term expired May 5, 1881.
Smith McPherson, attorney-general; January, 1881; succeeded J. F. McJunkin; term expired January, 1883.
William S. Robertson; January 29, 1881; term expired January 31, 1888. Wilmot H. Dickinson; February 1, 1882; term expired January 31, 1889.
Smith McPherson, attorney-general; January, 1883; term expired January, 1885.
S. B. Olney, Fort Dodge; February 8, 1883; term expired January 31, 1890. Justin M. Hull, Sioux City; January 31, 1884; term expired January 31, 1891.
Philip W. Lewellen, Clarinda; February 1, 1885; term expired January 81, 1892.
A. J. Baker, Des Moines, attorney-general; January, 1885; term expired January, 1887.
Chapter 189, laws of the Twentieth General Assembly, 1884, made state veterinary surgeon a member of state board of health.
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CENSUS RETURNS.
M. Stalker, state veterinary surgeon, Ames; May, 1885.
May, 1885, J. F. Kennedy, Des Moines, elected secretary; L. F. Andrews, assistant secretary.
Henry H. Clark; January 31, 1886; term ended January 31, 1893.
Jay D. Miller, Ida county; May 25, 1886, commissioned member to fill
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