The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-16
RI JAMES G. EDWARDS.
IOWA LEGISLATURE.
COUNCIL.
Wednesday Morning, Jan. 8, 1910.
COUNCIL.

II COUNCIL
Il Wednesday Morning, Jan. 8, 1910.
~. ~ Mr. FaIes, Chief Clerk: - pe'en'4-
NJ The House Of REPRESENTATIVES have paed.wh amend.
n G. F. bill for the relief Of officers in the Terri
4 -, herewith present for your signature, -
enable the citizens Of Des Moine county the seat
i 4 Justice for said county.
authorize the and detention fugives from Justice
dnm other States and Territories of the United States.
Company -. ~, !, ,..,.es:
/ j a r resolution the subject of Post Offices.
resolution deray the expenses incurred by the Joint
nued attend the remains of the Hon. William Conway Dayen
T memorial on the subject Of an additional Land District in the
Preamble benefit of the former sheris All Of
Which said acts then every by e P
adn. Of the Council and then Mr. Fales withdrew.
On motion of MIR Lewis,
The Council adjourned until 2 o'clock, NJ.
TWO O'CLOCK, P. VI.
Whiaesey presented joint resolutions e. F. No
requesting the Delegate Congress law passed.
authorizing the election Of this territory people, which,
vas read and ordered to be printed.
No. Is, Jont resolution relative having resident engineer
appointed, &C. was read second time
Whnesey moved that the rule prohibiting the second and third
reading bills DC on the day suspended which agreed to-
and he resolution read a third time.
On the question its the and being required
sflows:
pe Hughes nghram. Parker, Whilesey and Mr. President.
Those who voted the negative Mess Keith Lewis Payne
No, 49, "a bill appoint commissioners territorial
On motion of Mr. Lewis,
Was referred to the committee roads.
No 49, "a bill amend the providing for the appointment
Of justices peace,
of the whole Mr. Lewis the Chair After spent
reported the back the Council with amendments which
concued and the bill amended ordered be
ngossed and read third time on to morrow
The following received from the House OF Representa-
Presiden:The of Representatives have agreed all the
No &c. H. R. fe bill establishing
onto
amendments made to the 22d section which relates the fees the
commissioners which the House have disagreed.
The House amended the amendment Of the Council the Sd and
2lA secons Of said bill.
The House sa have Tag the made the Council to
have geedto all the amendments No 3d. H. R.
fe organize county Clinton and establish the
justice thereof that made the 5 which the House
The House have passed with amendments s. bill
10 habeas corpus. Also bills of the House follows
No. 1o bill to amend act for assessing and collecting county
No lso establish seminary learning Antwerp,
owhch of the Council requested Mr. Fales
then withdrew.
On motion OF Mr. Hepner,
The Council adjourned
Thursday Morning, Jan. 9, 1910.
The Council pursuant djournment.
Hughes Committee Roads whom referred H.
@ bill defining the duties of supervisors of roads and
highways reported the back to the Council without amendment
The report concured and the bill ordered to third reading
Monday
49, bill appointing commissioners Territorial road
reported the back the Council with amendments The report
Mr. ngm amend by striking out The word a the 9th
line The 4 section and the word amy which was agreed TO-
amended ordered be engossed and read third
s time ss.
of conference appointed on the part OF the
Council similar committee the part OF the House. In
disagrecng Houses Memorials No
and Ia r. ne reported they the committee of the
House and had agreed recee from the amendments OF
The Council said memorials The report was concueo IN
+. No. S. relative habeas having been returned
from Representatives with amendments and beng under
8 consideration, .s#
On motion of Mr. Parker
amendments referred the Judiciary committee
R. file No. 90 establishing Territorial Roads the
having returned from the House OF
amendments to the of the Council Sections Sd and
the amendments made ny the loun
M 9h 22d. and being under consideration
Onmotion of Mr. Whttesey,
The Council in the first amendment Of the
Council. $3.50
On motion of Mr. Clark s@5 t4s# !.
the second amendment the OF
the Council.
4& On motion Of Mr. Lewis, ~.
The Council ceded from their amendment to the Dill oy Striking
the 7h
stS On motion Of Mr. Parker .5s5,
The Connc insisted their amendment to the iSn seon anu
On motion Of Mr. Clark, gat4..sssS7 s#1