Representative from Van Buren county, was born in Dubuque county, Iowa, August 14, 1855. He was the eldest son of Rev. F. C. and E. J. Bauman and grandson of Hon. Daniel Cort, who was a democratic member of the house from Dubuque county in 1856 and again in 1865. He was educated in the public schools of Dubuque county and took the classical course at Blairstown Academy, Blairstown, Iowa, and also Henry Seminary, Henry, Illinois. Taught school four terms, serving as principal of the Zwingle graded school. In 1880 accepted a position as station agent and operator for the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway at Bernard, Iowa, and followed that occupation until 1890, when he resigned to take a course at the Chicago Veterinary College, graduating there in 1892, receiving the degree of D.V.S. After graduating formed a partnership with Dr. T. A. Shipley opening an office in Dubuque, Iowa, under the name of Shipley & Bauman. In 1897 moved on a farm near Birmingham, Van Buren county, where he has since lived, conducting the farm and following his profession. Was married to Miss Myrtle G. Morse of La Motte, Iowa, June 23, 1881, and has one son and four daughters living. Is a member of the National Veterinary Medical Association, the Iowa Veterinary Medical Association and the Missouri Valley Association. Elected representative in 1906; re-elected 1908, 1910, 1912 and 1914. A democrat in politics.

Representative from Van Buren county, was born in Dubuque county, Iowa, August 14, 1855. He was the eldest son of Rev. F. C. and E. J. Bauman and grandson of Hon. Daniel Cort, who was a democratic member of the house from Dubuque county in 1856 and again in 1865. He was educated in the public schools of Dubuque county and took the classical course at Blairstown Academy, Blairstown, Iowa, and also Henry Seminary, Henry, Illinois. Taught school four terms, serving as principal of the Zwingle graded school. In 1880 accepted a position as station agent and operator for the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway at Bernard, Iowa, and followed that occupation until 1890, when he resigned to take a course at the Chicago Veterinary College, graduating there in 1892, receiving the degree of D. V. S. After graduating formed a partnership with Dr. T. A. Shipley, opening an office in Dubuque, Iowa, under the name of Shipley & Bauman. In 1897 moved on a farm near Birmingham, Van Buren county, where he has since lived, conducting the farm and following his profession. Was married to Miss Myrtle G. Morse of La Motte, Iowa, June 23, 1881, and has one son and four daughters living. Is a member of the National Veterinary Medical Association, the Iowa Veterinary Medical Association and the Missouri Valley Association. Elected representative in 1906; reelected 1908, 1910 and 1912. A democrat in politics.

Representative from Van Buren county, was born in Dubuque county, Iowa, August 14, 1855. He was the eldest son of Rey. F. C. and E. J. Bauman, and grandson of Hon. Daniel Cort, who was a Democratic member of the House from Dubuque county in 1856 and again in 1865. He was educated in the public schools of Dubuque county and took the classical course at Blairstown Academy, Blairstown, Iowa, and also Henry Seminary, Henry, Illinois. Taught school four terms, serving as principal of the Zwingle graded school. In 1880 accepted a position as station agent and operator for the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railway at Bernard, Iowa, and followed that occupation until 1890, when he resigned to take a course at the Chicago Veterinary College, graduating there in 1892, receiving the degree of D. V. S. After graduating formed a partnership with Dr. T. A. Shipley, opening an office in Dubuque, Iowa, under the name of Shipley and Bauman. In 1897 moved on a farm near Birmingham, Van Buren county, where he has since lived, conducting the farm and following his profession. Was married to Miss Myrtle G. Morse of La Motte, Iowa, June 23, 1881, and has one son and four daughters living. Is a member of the National Veterinary Medical Association, the Iowa Veterinary Medical Association and the Missouri Valley Association. Elected Representative in 1906; reelected 1908 and 1910. A Democrat in politics.

Representative from Van Buren county, was born in Dubuque county, Iowa, August 14, 1855. He was the eldest son of Rev. F. C. and E. J. Bauman, and grandson of Hon. Daniel Cort, who was a Democratic member of the House from Dubuque county in 1856 and again in 1865. He was educated in the public schools of Dubuque county and took the classical course at Blairstown Academy, Blairstown, Iowa, and also Henry Seminary, Henry, Illinois. Taught school four terms, serving as principal of the Zwingle graded school. In 1880 accepted a position as station agent and operator for the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway at Bernard, Iowa, and followed that occupation until 1890, when he resigned to take a course at the Chicago Veterinary College, graduating there in 1892, receiving the degree of D.V.S. After graduating formed a partnership with Dr. T. A. Shipley, opening an office in Dubuque, Iowa, under the name of Shipley & Bauman. In 1897 moved on a farm near Birmingham, Van Buren county, where he has since lived, conducting the farm and following his profession. Was married to Miss Myrtle G. Morse of La Motte, Iowa, June 23, 1881, and has one son and four daughters living. Is a member of the National Veterinary Medical Association, the Iowa Veterinary Medical Association and the Missouri Valley Association. Elected Representative in 1906 and re-elected in 1908. A Democrat in politics.

Representative from Van Buren county, was born in Dubuque county, Iowa. He was the eldest son of Rev. F. C. and E. J. Bauman and grandson of Hon. Daniel Cort, who was a Democratic member of the House from Dubuque county in 1856 and again in 1865. He was educated in the public schools of Dubuque county and took the classical course at Blairstown Academy, Blairstown, Iowa, and also Henry Seminary, Henry, Illinois. Taught school four terms, serving as principal of the Zwingle graded school. In 1880 he accepted a position as station agent and operator for the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway at Bernard, Iowa, and followed that occupation until 1890, when he resigned to take a course at the Chicago Veterinary College, graduating there in 1892, receiving the degree of D.V.S. After graduating he formed a partnership with Dr. T. A. Shipley, opening an office in Dubuque, Iowa, under the name of Shipley & Bauman. In 1897 he moved on a farm near Birmingham, Van Buren county, where he has since lived, conducting the farm and following his profession. Was married to Miss Myrtle G. Morse of La Motte, Iowa, June 23, 1881, and has one son and four daughters living. Is a member of the National Veterinary Medical Association, the Iowa Veterinary Medical Association and the Missouri Valley Association. Elected Representative in 1906. A Democrat in politics.