Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1910, for the State of Iowa, By W. C. HAYWARD, SECRETARY OF STATE. In the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C. NUV 4 1910 JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT. W. D. EVANS, Chief Justice, Franklin County. SILAS M. WEAVER, Hardin County. SCOTT M. LADD O'Brien County. OFFICERS OF THE COURT. H. W. BYERS, Attorney General, Shelby County. FROM WHICH APPEALS MAY BE TAKEN TO THE SUPREME COURT. DISTRICT COURTS. First District-H. BANK, JR., Keokuk. Second District-D. M. ANDERSON, Albia; F. W. EICHELBERGER, Bloomfield; M. A. ROBERTS, Ottumwa; C. W. VERMILLION, Centerville. Third District-H. M. TOWNER, Corning; HIRAM K. EVANS, Corydon. Fourth District-DAVID MOULD, Sioux City; F. R. GAYNOR, Le Mars; J. F. OLIVER, Onawa; WILLIAM HUTCHINSON, Alton. Fifth District-J. D. GAMBLE, Knoxville; J. H. APPLEGATE, Guthrie Center; EDMUND NICHOLS, Perry. Sixth District-K. E. WILLCOCKSON, Sigourney; BYRON W. PRESTON, Oskaloosa; W. G. Clements, Newton. Seventh District.-ARTHUR P. BARKER, Clinton; A. J. HOUSE, Maquoketa; D. V. JACKSON, Muscatine; JAMES W. BOLLINGER, Davenport. Eighth District-RALPH P. HOWELL, Iowa City. Ninth District-LAURENCE DE GRAFF, Des Moines; HUGH BRENNAN, Des Moines; W. H. MCHENRY, Des Moines; JAS. A. HOWE, Des Moines. Tenth District-CHAS. E. RANSIER, Independence; FRANKLIN C. PLATT, Waterloo. Eleventh District-R. M. WRIGHT, Ft. Dodge; C. E. ALBROOK, Eldora; C. G. LEE, Ames. Twelfth District-J. F. CLYDE, Osage; C. H. KELLEY, Forest City; J. J. CLARK, Mason City. Thirteenth District-L. E. FELLOWS, Lansing; A. N. HOBSON, West Union. Fourteenth District-D. F. COYLE, Humboldt; A. D. BAILIE, Storm Lake. Fifteenth District-A. B. THORNELL, Sidney; EUGENE B. WOODRUFF, Glenwood; ORVILLE D. WHEELER, Council Bluffs; W. R. GREEN, Audubon. Sixteenth District-F. M. POWERS, Carroll; Z. A. CHURCH, Jefferson. Seventeenth District-C. B. BRADSHAW, Toledo; JNo. M. PARKER, Mar shalltown. Eighteenth District-W. N. TREICHLER, Tipton; F. O. ELLISON, Anamosa; MILO P. SMITH, Cedar Rapids. Nineteenth District-ROBERT BONSON, Dubuque; MATTHEW C. MATTHEWS, Dubuque. Twentieth District-JAMES D. SMYTH, Burlington; W. S. WITHROW, Mt. Pleasant. SUPERIOR COURTS. Cedar Rapids-JAMES H. ROTHROCK. Council Bluffs—S. B. Snyder. Keokuk-W. L. MCNAMARA. Oelwein-M. D. PORTER. Grinnell-J. P. LYMAN. Perry-JOHN SHORTLEY. Shenandoah-W. P. FERGUSON. IN MEMORIAM CHARLES ALFORD BISHOP. The Polk County Bar Association, through its committee, presented to the court resolutions in commemoration of the life of Judge Charles A. Bishop, in which it was said in part: "As a lawyer he was honorable, clear, forceful, eloquent and devoted to the interests of his client. As a judge, he was fearless, painstaking, analytical and impartial, not being swerved from the line of duty by friend or foe. His integrity was unquestionable and his friendships never wavered. His sympathy was inexhaustible, yet he never felt more strongly than he reasoned, therefore, his judgment was good. Able lawyer and upright judge though he was, his predominating characteristics were gentleness and kindliness; and above all else he excelled as a man and a friend." Mr. Chas. L. Powell, after reading the resolutions, speaking in behalf of the committee of the Polk County Bar Association, comprised of Mr. J. L. Parrish, Mr. Geo. H. Carr, Mr. C. A. Dudley, Mr. Crom. Bowen and himself, said: "A good man has been suddenly called from our midst to his final resting place; and it is fit that this court pause in its deliberation to consider this brief memorial, commemorative of the life of Judge Bishop, both for the sake of ourselves and for the sake of those who shall come after us, |