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No. 17 (1905) includes [Summarized reports] of the 1st-5th annual meetings (Feb. 1885-Jan. 1889) of the Surveyors and Civil Engineers Association of Iowa; and Minutes of proceedings of the Iowa Society of Civil Engineers, Jan. 1886-Jan. 1889.
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