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_Burlington._ Public Library. Gift of $20,000, from Philip M. Crapo.

_Cedar Rapids._ Public Library. Gift of $50,000, for a public library

building, from Andrew Carnegie.

_Centerville._ Public Library. Gift of $25,000, for a public library

building and site, from ex-Governor F. M. Drake, on condition that

a two mills tax be laid for the perpetual and proper care of the

property.

_Davenport._ Public Library. Gift of $25,000, for a public library

building, thereby increasing former gift to $75,000, from Andrew

Carnegie.

_Dubuque._ Carnegie-Stout Free Library. Gift of $50,000, from Andrew

Carnegie, on condition that the Young Men's Library Association be

made the nucleus of a free public library, and that the city

furnish a site and maintain the institution.

-- Gift of a suitable site for the library building offered by Andrew

Carnegie, valued at $17,000, from F. D. Stout, given in memory of

his father.

_Fayette._ Upper Iowa University. Gift of $25,000, which will be

devoted to library purposes, probably for a new building, from

Andrew Carnegie.

_Fort Dodge._ Public Library. Gift of $30,000, for a public library

building, from Andrew Carnegie.

_Grinnell._ Stewart Library. Gift of a new library building, costing

$15,000, from Joel Stewart.

-- Gift of a site for new library building, value not stated, from The

Congregational Church.

-- Gift of $4000, for books, raised by popular subscription by the

citizens of Grinnell.

_Iowa Falls._ Public Library. Gift of a public library building, if the

city will provide a suitable site, from E. S. Ellsworth.

_Mt. Vernon._ Cornell College. Gift of $40,000, for a library building,

from Andrew Carnegie. Conditions, if any, not stated.

_Muscatine._ Public Library. A new library building, to cost about

$30,000, by P. M. Musser, provided the city vote to establish and

maintain the library.

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