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1866
300
38
Toledo .
Western College.
H. W. Ward.
1856
62
Vinton.
Tilford Academy
T. F. Tobin.
1886
25
40
Wilton
Wilton German-Eng- lish College
SCHOOL
1
Ackley .
High School.
2
Afton
High School
....
3
Albia
High School.
4
Allerton
High School.
Gertrude Heller
1876
100
5
Alta.
Public School
Willis J. Bell, Supt .. F. E. Fuller.
1885
85
7
Atlantic
High School.
8
Audubon
High School
9
Belle Plaine.
High School.
Elizabeth Macey
1879
600
Brooklyn
High School.
Eugene Henely
1892
71
12
Burlington
Public School.
13
Carroll.
High School.
1893
14 15
Charles City
High School
Jessie Stuart
69
16
Centerville
High School.
Estella Boot
1899
€0
18
Clinton
Public School.
Mrs. O. P. Bostwick.
1885
57
19
Public School
Mrs. Gertrude Jay
1875
224
21
Cresco
High School.
22
Denison
School
23
Des Moines, W ..
High School
25
Dubuque
High School.
Caroline Langworthy H. E. Blackmer
1897
140
26
Emmetsburg . .
27
Fayette
High School
Mabel Lossing
28
Fort Dodge.
High School
29
Garner. ..
Public School.
30 Glenwood
High School
31 Grundy Center.
High School
100
6
Alton .
Public School
10 11
Cedar Rapids.
Washington H. School
Anna E. Snyder
1890
100
17
Cheroke
Public School
Columbus Jet.
20
Creston
Public School.
24
Des Moines, N
Public School
Public School
51
Salem.
Whittier College
1856
Sioux City
Morningside College
1900
1
Boone.
High School.
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RIES FOR 1903-CONTINUED.
DEMIC LIBRARIES-CONTINUED.
Number.
Total number volumes.
Number volumes
circulated, 1903.
Annual income.
Amount paid for
books and bind-
Cost of periodicals
for reading room.
Salaries and all
other expenses.
Own or rent room
or building.
Hours open per
week.
Paid.
Volunteer.
System of
classificat on.
Access to shelves.
29
3,300
1,000
75
45
20
Own .
7
. .
3
Dewey .
Yes
30
3,200
300
42
Own . Own .
40 48
2
Dewey .
No
32 33
6,300 800
200
130
25
45
Own .
35
7
Yes
34
2, 351
400
350
300
70
Own
36
1
Dewey .
No
35
3,900
800
600
525
60
40
Own .
40 33
2
Dewey .
Yes
37
12,591
800
500
25
55
420
Own . Own . Own .
40
2
1
Dewey .
Yes
39
1, 200
400
2
No
40
2,000
LIBRARIES.
1
1,000
2
425
3
800
4
400
200
$ 100
$
100
$ 10
30
Yes
5
1,200
1, 500
7
$ 15
40
1
Yes
6
781
7
500
8
590
9
4 0
75
10
3,400
350
11
1, 308
12
1,000
13
750
14
1,273
15
1,069
16
624
17
1,569
50
5 61
735
Rent .
20
Yes
20 21
2, 858
6,548
200
151
15
390
40
1
Yes
22
1,573
...
23
1,100
....
24
500
..
1,740
150
24
250
Own .
40 30
1
Dewey .
Yes
25 26
1,913
1,638
25
6
Own .
30
1
....
Yes
1,500
700
. .
....
610
. .
31
650
50
8
80
Yes
81
6,200
25
36
4,165
1
1
Dewey .
Yes
3,212
175
62
25
72
18 19
6, 034
5,084
1,000
94
Dewey
Yes
700
575
1
Yes
520
139
27 23 29 80
. .
·
37 IOR
577
·
18
Persons Em- ployed.
1
Yes
ing.
578
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STATISTICS OF IOWA LIBRA
SCHOOL
Number.
Town or City.
Name of Library.
Name of Librarian.
Year founded.
Volumes added,
1903.
32 33
Hampton
High School
Harlan.
Public School
34
Hamburg
Public School
Etta Hoke.
1886
280
35
Ida Grove.
High School.
8
36 Independence . .
High School.
37
Iowa City.
High School.
Edward O. Fish
1875
75
38
Iowa Falls
Public School
Public School.
F. M. French.
100
40
Keokuk.
High School
Bertha R. Craig
1893 ..
28
41
Marengo
Public School
C. H. Carson.
250
42
Marion.
High School
1885
74
43
Manchester.
High School.
44
Monticello
School
C. McCracken
45
McGregor
Public School.
46
Moulton
Public School.
29
48
New Hampton Northwood .
Public School.
May G. Dolan
1897
100
51
Orange City
Public School.
O. W. Herr.
1892
75
52
Oskaloosa.
Public School.
53
Ottumwa
High School.
1878
57
56
Paulina
Public School.
80
57
Pella
Public School
1885
100
59
Red Oak
Edward E. Rall.
50
60
Rockford .
Public School
J. C. Sanders.
1885
100
61
Sanborn.
High School
40
62 63
Sibley .
High School
L. B. Parsons
.. 50
64
Sioux City
Addie G. Grandy
87
65
Spencer.
Jennie Claypool.
40
66
Storm Lake.
Grace Parsons
112
67 68
Sumner.
Public School
Faye Brice
110
70 71
Traer
Public School
E. C. Meredith.
45
72
Washington
Public School
R. B. Crane.
1,100
73 Waterloo, E
Public School
300
74
Waterloo, W. . . .
High School.
75
Waukon
Public School
76 West Liberty.
Public School
77
West Union. .
Public School
L. J. Ayer.
300
47
Newton
Public School.
Rilla Cassidy
75
50
Oelwein
Public School.
54
Osceola
High School
...
55
Panora
Guthrie Co. High S
53
Perry
Public School
25
Shenandoah
Public School.
Lina H. Moore.
11
69
Tama
High School
Tipton
Public School
High School.
High School.
Public School
Stuart
High School
High School
Public School.
49
Knoxville
39
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RIES FOR 1903-CONTINUED.
LIBRARIES-CONTINUED.
Number.
Total number
volumes, 1903.
Number volumes
circulated, 1903.
Annual income.
Amount paid for
books and bind-
Cost of periodicals
Salaries and all
other expenses.
Own or rent room
or building.
Hours open per
week.
Paid.
Volunteer.
System of
Classification.
Access to shelves.
32
752
33
663
34
2,183
3, 404
195
60
4
1
Yes
35
500
36
478
600
37
880
4,000
100
35
3
Yes
38
655
655
100
1
20
No
41
2,000
100
150
20
2
No
43
400
44
1,050
300
A
Yes
45
800
46
500
47
978
35
Yes
48
725
49
400
50
1,40J
48
Yes
51
900
50
2
1
Yes
52
1,500
53
1,270
54
550
45
55
1,600
680
65
1
58
425
70
59
1,450
60
1,500
400
50
61
975
..
62
600
63
1,350
50
64
1,087
100
100
65
973
98
40
Yes
1
Yes
67
568
100
1
Yes
68
500
500
69
575
30
1
70
680
....
71
695
29
72
2,457
930
312
Yes
73
2,000
150
. .
74
600
.....
75
558
.... .
76
413
. .
77
1,123
110
30
2
Dewey
. No
..
39
1,700
1,200
40
1,225
8
No
Yes
42
626
25
56 57
1,100
500
130
130
1,050
1,503
ing.
for reading room.
Persons Em- ployed.
580
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ELECTION OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESI- DENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
METHOD OF PROCEDURE AS FIXED BY THE LAWS OF IOWA, THE FEDERAL STATUTES AND THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.
Nomination by political parties. Candidates for President and Vice President of the United States are usually placed in nomination by the several political parties meeting in national convention. The voter does not have the privilege of voting direct for President and Vice President. The Constitution of the United States provides that the President and Vice President shall be elected by ballot of presidential electors in each State, said electors being ap- pointed in such manner as the legislature of the various states may direct, a majority vote of all electors being necessary to a choice. The parties in the several states therefore nominate candidates for presidential electors.
Number of electors. Each State is entitled to as many votes in the Elec- toral College as it has senators and representatives in Congress. Iowa is en- titled to thirteen. Senators, representatives and persons holding any office of trust or profit under the United States are inelligible to the office of Presi- dential Elector.
Nomination papers. Nomination papers containing the names of the electors of the several political parties must be filed in the office of the Secre- tary of State not more than sixty and not less than thirty days previous to the day of election. Parties casting at least two per cent of the total vote polled at the last State election are permitted to file their nomination papers on the certificate of the Chairman and Secretary of the several state conventions. All other nomination papers must be accompanied by a petition of at least five hundred names of qualified voters of this State.
Ballot. The Secretary of State, at least fifteen days before the day of election, prepares and certifies to the several county auditors of the State a list of the ral political parties, together with the names of their candidates for preside al electors. The county auditors, upon receipt of said list, prepares, prints nd distributes to the judges of election the official ballot. It has been customary in Iowa to place at the head of the column of each party the names of its candidates for President and Vice President for the purpose of the further identification of the several political parties. Electors chosen are free to vote for whom they desire for President and Vice President. They are, however, in honor bound to vote for their party's candidate, but should they desire to do otherwise, the Constitution of the United States accords them that privilege.
Date of election. The day of election is the Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday in November. The polls are open from seven A. M. to seven P. M. where registration is required ; in all other places from eight A. M. to seven P.M.
Canvass by judges of election. Immediately upon the closing of the polls the judges of election count the ballots voted and certify to the county board of canvassers the result of their canvass.
County canvass. The board of supervisors sitting as a county board of canvassers meet at the county seat on the Monday next succeeding the day of election and canvass the returns received from the judges of election. They
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execute and forward a certificate to the Secretary of State showing the number of votes each electoral candidate has received.
State canvass. Twenty days after the day of election the executive coun- cil sitting as a State board of canvassers meet and canvass the returns received from the several counties and declare elected the thirteen receiving the highest number of votes.
Governor's certificate. Immediately after the canvass of votes by the State canvassing board the Governor of the State, under the seal of his office, executes four certificates showing all persons voted for and the votes each received for the office of Presidential Elector. One copy he sends to the Secre- tary of State of the United States at Washington, D. C., and the other three copies he delivers to the electors themselves on or before the day of their meet- ing at the capitol.
Secretary of State of the United States. Upon the receipt of the cer- tificates of the governors of the several states the Secretary of State causes them to be published in a newspaper in detail. He also forwards a copy to each house of Congress.
Meeting of electors. On the second Monday in January next succeeding their election the presidential electors meet at the capitol of the State. They ballot separately for the office of President and Vice President, one of whom at least, shall not be an inhabitant of the same State with themselves. They then make and sign three certificates showing the number of votes each candidate received for President and Vice President. To each certificate they attach one of the certificates of the Governor. The certificates are then placed in three packages, one of which they send by special messenger to the President of the Senate at Washington, D. C .; one is sent by mail to the President of the Senate at Washington, D. C., and one is delivered to the Judge of the United States District Court of the district in which the electors convened.
Canvass in Congress. On the second Wednesday of February the House of Representatives and the Senate of the United States meet in joint session. Two tellers are appointed from each house. The President of the Senate pre- sides and opens all papers and certificates pertaining to the electoral votes, delivering them in the alphabetical order of the states to the tellers who read them in the presence of the two houses and the result is delivered to the Presi- dent of the Senate.
Result announced. The President of the Senate announces the result, which declaration is the certificate of the election of the President and Vice President.
No choice. If from the returns made by the tellers of the joint session to the President of the Senate it appears that no person has received a majority of all the electoral votes then the choice of the President shall devolve upon the House of Representatives; and if no person has received a majority of all electoral votes for Vice President then the choice of such officer shall devolve upon the Senate. The House of Representatives shall immediately upon the announcement of " no choice " proceed to the election of the President from the persons receiving the highest numbers, not exceeding three, of those voted for as president. The vote is taken by states, each state having one vote, and a majority of a'l states is necessary to a choice. If the House is unable to elect a President by March 4th, then the Vice President shall act as President. If no person has received a majority of all votes for Vice President then the Senate shall choose the Vice President from the two having the highest number, a majority of the whole number of senators being necessary to a choice.
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CUMULATIVE INDEX OF SPECIAL SUBJECTS APPEARING IN THE IOWA OFFICIAL REG- ISTER 1886 to 1903.
REGISTER-
YEAR. PAGE.
Area of Iowa by counties.
₹ 1902
491
Area of United States, by states and territories
( 1892
158
Apportionment law of United States (1890)
1892
176
Battleship Iowa-Description of .
1894
64
Biennial election amendment-Vote on, by counties.
1901
332
Cities of Iowa, population, census of 1885.
1886
85
census of 1890.
1892
151
census of 1825.
1899
322
census of 1900.
1902
475
Congressional districts of Iowa, population, census of 1885.
1887
8
census of 1890.
1890
9
census of 1895. 1896
112
census of 1900.
1903
430
1891
58
|1892
$3
Census of 1890-Extracts from
..
₹ 1893
70
| 1894
54
(1896
123
(1896
106
1897
60
1898
329
1899
322
(1900
411
1901
397
Census of 1900-Extracts from
1902
397
1903
457
Congressmen from Iowa in Fifty-first Congress-Sketch of members. 1890
91
Columbian Exposition, Commissioners from Iowa
1891
50
Appropriation for.
1891
50
Exhibit of Iowa at
1892
65
Capitol of Iowa-History of.
1893
59
grounds, cost of improvements on
1894
62
building, description of
1898
v
Commonweal armies of 1894
1895
85
Code Commissioners-Law relating to
1897
263
Revision of 1897.
1898
339
Civil war-Iowa soldiers in.
1900
469
Danish West Indies, description of
1902
394
District courts of Iowa-Rules of practice in
1889
62
Electoral' vote by states, 1856-1892
1893
201
Electors-Presidential, names of those from Iowa, 1848-1892 1895
85
Governor-Abstract of votes cast for, 1846-1897 1899
350
$ 1891
71
Census of 1895-Extracts from
1902
405
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YEAR. PAGE.
Guam-Island of, description of.
1900
406
Iowa-History of.
5. 1900
3
Constitution of 1857, vote on by counties.
1900
55
Institutions of Iowa, expenses from founding to 1888
1890
61
Island possessions of the United States
1900
400
Land grants to Iowa.
1886
84
Department of Iowa, history of
1888
51
Lakes of Iowa-Shore line of.
1886
90
Militia law of the United States
1903
187
Navy of the United States-Description of
1896
118
Pensioners in Jowa, by counties.
1891
€6
United States, by states
1896
126
Philippine insurrection, chronological record.
1900
389
Islands, description of
1900
400
Popular vote for President, 1868-1896
1899
279
Porto Rico-Description of.
1900
401
President, vote for by counties in Iowa, 1848-1892
1899
346
Prohibition law of 1855, vote on.
1889
207
Amendment to Constitution, vote on
1889
207
Qualifications for voters in states and territories
1903
535
Real estate in Iowa-Recorded mortgage debt on
1893
71
Secretary of State-Abstract of vote for, 1846-1896
1899
360
Session Laws-Synopsis of.
1893
55
Soldiers vote, summary of in 1863-1865
1889
203
Spanish-American war-Iowa in
1899
1
Chronological record of
1900
385
Treaty of Peace with Spain
1900
393
Trans-Mississippi Exposition
1898
341
Tutuila island-Description of.
1900
407
United States, statistics concerning the several states.
1903
533
Wake island-Description of
1900
407
₹ 1888
1
§ 1899
X
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INDEX.
PAGE
Academy of sciences 142 Adair county, census returns, 1900. 509, 518, 519, 522
county officers. 185 election returns. 243, 261, 348, 352, 357, 369, 373 times of holding court 128
Adams county, census returns, 1900 509, 518, 519, 522 county officers 185
election returns 243, 262, 348, 351, 357, 368, 372
times of holding court 128
Adjutant general. 105, 174
office force.
105
list of, since creation of office 80
Admission of Iowa into the Union-Acts relating to.
34-47
Agents-List of Territorial 71
Agricultural College, officers and trustees.
164
Agricultural Department-State, officers and directors 106, 132 office force. 106
United States, list of officers 440
Agricultural industries of Iowa, U. S. census, 1900 530-534
of United States, census, 1900 503-506
Agriculture in Iowa XXXi
Alabama, census returns, 1900 489-501
congressmen . 450
electoral vote for president, 1901 246
popular vote for president, 1900 245
state officers 468
United States senators 448
Alaska, census returns, 1900 489-502
468
Aliens-Laws relative to naturalization of 29-33
Allamakee county, census returns, 1900
509, 518, 519, 522 county officers 186
election returns 243, 202, 318, 354, 359, 364, 375 times of holding court. 128
Altitude of cities and towns of Iowa. 512-518
Amendments to constitution of Iowa.
69-70
the United States. 23-26
Anamosa penitentiary, officers
172
Anarchists not to be naturalized. 509, 518, 519, 522
33
Appanoose county, census returns, 1900
county officers
186
election returns 243, 263, 348, 351, 356, 368, 372 times of holding court 128
territorial officers
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Area of Iowa by counties
518
Arizona, census returns, 1900.
489-502
delegate in congress. 456
territorial officers. 468
Arkansas, census returns, 1900. 489-501
congressmen 450
electoral vote for president, 1901. 246
popular vote for president, 1900. 245 state officers .. 469 United States senators. 448
Articles of confederation of the United States. 6-12
Assessment of real and personal property, 1881-1903. 512
sleeping cars, 1903. 408-409
by counties of personal property, 1903
536-337
railways, 1903 396-407
real and personal property, 1903. .538-541
telegraph and telephone companies, 1903. .410-431
Assistant attorney-general 102, 124
dairy commissoner. 106
state geologist. 107
Associate justices of Iowa supreme court.
124
since organization of state. 88
Associate justices of United States supreme court 437
List of, since 1787 459
Association and subscription libraries-Statistics of 572-573
Attorneys-general, list of, since organization of state. 89
of the United States, list of, since creation of department 466
Attorney-General, office force. 102
Auditor of state, office force 102 Auditors-List of territorial. 71
Auditors of state-List of, since organization of state.
74
Audubon county, census returns, 1900 509, 518, 519, 522 county officers. 186
election returns. 243, 264, 348, 352, 357, 369, 376 times of holding court. 128
Bank examiners
102
Benton county, census returns, 1900. .509, 518, 519, 522
county officers 187
election returns,
243, 265, 348, 355, 358, 365, 377
times of holding court. 128
Binder-State. 105
Binders-List of state, since creation of office. 81
Black Hawk county, census returns, 1900. 509, 518, 519, 522 county officers 187 election returns. .243, 265, 348, 354, 359, 363, 374 times of holding court 128 Blind-College for, officers 168
Board of control state institutions, members, duties 104, 161 office force. 104
List of members, since creation of board 83 List of secretaries, since creation of board 83
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Board of curators of state historical society .: 143
Board of dental examiners 141
Board of directors of agricultural department. 132
138
Board of educational examiners.
134
Board of health. list of members since creation of board.
107
133
Board of medical examiners
.106,
134
Board of pharmacy commissioners.
103
Board of regents of state university 163
Board of trustees of agricultural college. 164
136
Board of trustees of state library. 135
Board of trustees of state normal school 166
141
Board of voting machine 'commissioners 145
141
Boone county, census returns, 1900. 509, 518, 519, 522
county officers
187
election returns. 243, 267, 348, 354, 358, 370, 375
128
times of holding court.
42,
45
Bremer county, census returns, 1900 509, 518, 519, 522
county officers 188
election returns .243, 268, 348, 354, 359, 363, 375
128
times of holding court.
Buchanan county, census returns, 1900. .509, 518, 519, 522
188
county officers
election returns. 243, 269, 348, 354, 359, 363, 374
128
Buena Vista county, census returns, 1900.
188
county officers 243, 269, 348, 355, 359, 371, 376
128
Bureau of labor statistics, commissioner, deputy
Building and loan companies, articles of incorporation and amendments approved
386
Butler county, census returns, 1900. 509, 518, 519, 52?
county officers 189
election returns 243, 270, 348, 354, 359, 363, 375
times of holding court 128
Cabinet-List of Iowa men who have held positions in 97
members of present. 437
members of, since 1787 462-467
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Calendars 1904 and 1905.
Calhoun county, census return, 1900 509, 518, 519, 522 county officers 189
election returns. 243, 271, 318, 353, 358, 370, 376 times of holding court 128
85
133
Board of railroad commissioners, office force
Board of trustees of historical department.
Board of veterinary medical examiners.
Boat inspectors.
Boundaries of Iowa-Act of congress defining
times of holding court. 509, 518, 519, 522
election returns.
times of holding court. 106
Board of directors of horticultural society
587
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California, census returns, 1900. 489-502
congressmen. 450, 451
electoral vote for president, 1901 246
popular vote for president, 1900 245 state officers 469
United States senators 448
Capitol-Facts concerning XX
Commission-Iowa
156
Canvass of votes cast at 1903 election 391-395
Carroll county, census returns, 1900 509, 519, 519, 522
189
county officers.
election returns. 243, 271, 348, 355, 358, 370, 376
times of holding court 128
Cass county, census returns 509, 518, 519, 522
county officers 190
election returns 243, 272, 348, 352, 357, 369, 376
times of holding court. 129
Cedar county, census returns 509, 518, 519, 522
county officers 190 election returns 243, 273, 348, 353, 358, 365, 377 times of holding court. 129
Census statistics, 1900 489-535
Iowa-Table 1-population by counties from 1840 to 1900 509-511 2-population of the principal cities of Iowa, 1850 to 1900 512 3-population of the incorporated cities and towns . of Iowa. 512-518
4-land area of Iowa in square miles by counties. ... 518
5-population of Iowa by sex, general nativity and color 519-521
6-persons of school, militia and voting ages by sex, general nativity and color. 522-525
7-occupations of persons ten years of age and over 526-529
Agricultural industries of Iowa.
530-534
Table 1-farms and farm acreage, 1850 to 1900, 531
2-values of specified classes of farm property and products 531
3-number of dairy cows, other neat cattle, horses, mules and asses, sheep and swine, 1850 to 1900 .. 531
4-acreages, quantities and values of the principal farm crops in 1899 532
5-quantities and value of specified animal products 533
6-acreage and production of cereals, 1849-1899
533
7-orchard trees and fruits, 1890-1900.
534
Manufacturing and mechanical industries of Iowa
535
Table 1-manufacturing and mechanical industries, 1850-1900 535
The United States-Table 1-population of states and territories from 1790 to 1900. 489
2-population of cities having 25,000 inhabitants or more. 491-494
3-male and female population.
495
4-white and negro population 497
588
Iowa Official Register.
Census Statistics-Continued.
United States Continued.
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Table 5-persons of school, militia and voting ages in the United States 499
6-ratio of potential voters to total population 501
Agricultural industries of the United States 503-506
Table 1-farms and farm acreage, 1850-1900 504
2-values of specified classes of farm property and prod- ucts, 1850-1900 504
3-number of dairy cows, other neat cattle, horses, mules and asses, sheep and swine, 1850 to 1900. 504
4-acreage, quantities and values of the principal farm crops in 1899 505
5-quantities and value of specified animal products. 506 6-acreage and production of cereals, 1849-1899 506 Manufacturing industries-
Table No. 1. Summary of all establishments 507
2. Comparative summary 1850-1900 508 county officers 190
election returns. 243, 274, 348, 355, 359, 364, 375
times of holding court 129
Certificate of Secretary of State as to population of cities and towns. viii
Cherokee county, census returns, 1900 .509, 518, 519, 522
county officers 191
election returns 243, 275, 348, 355, 358, 371, 373 times of holding court 129
Cherokee state hospital, officers 171
Chickasaw county, census returns, 1900 .509, 518, 519, 522
county officers 243, 275, 348, 355, 359, 364, 375 election returns
191
times of holding court
129
Chief clerks of the House of Representatives of Iowa-List of, since 1846 59
justice of supreme court of Iowa 124
United States supreme court. 437
Chief justices of supreme court-List of, since organization of state 87
of United States supreme court-List of, since 1787. 459
Chronology of Iowa and the World Fair 151
Circuit court of the United States, eighth circuit 441
Cities and towns of Iowa, population and altitude 512-518
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