The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-23
= Laws o r. IOWA. 1
[sr AuTHoR1rY.]

from Bloomington, in Muscatine
county, by Point Comfort, two miles
south Of the mouth Of English river,
to the western line of Washington
county, north Of English river.
Sec. @. Said commissioners shall
meet at the town Of Bloomington on
the first Monday Of July, eighteen
hundred and forty, or at such said
time during the year eighteen hun
dred and forty, as the said commits
sioners shall agree.
y Approved January 16, 1910.
An, Act relative to the authentica-
ton of statutes without the appro-
val of the Governor, and for other
purposes.
Section /. Be it enacted by the
Council and House of Representa-
tives Of the Territory Of Iowa, That
when bill that has passed both hous-
es Of the legislative assembly, shall be
returned by the governor without
his signature, and with his objections
thereto, and upon a reconsideration
shall pass both houses by a majority
of.two thirds, it shall be authentica-
ted as having become law by cer-
tifcate endorsed thereon or attached
thereto, in the following form: This
bill having been returned by the gov
ernor with his objections thereto, and
after reconsideration having passed
both houses by majority Of two
thirds, it has become law this
day Of, which being signed by
president of the Council and speaker
of the House Of Representatives, shall
be deemed sufficient authorization
thereof, and the bill shall again be
presented to the governor, to be by
him deposited with the laws in the
office Of the Secretary of the Terrific
ry.
Sec. 2. That every bill which has
passed both houses of the legislative
assembly, and shall not be returned
by the governor within three days,
having thereby become law, shall be
authenticated by the governor caus-
ing the fact to be certified thereon
by the Secretary Of the Territory,
in the following form: 'This bill hav-
ing remained with the governor three
days, Sundays excepted) and the
legislative assembly being in session,
it has become a law this day
of ------- J. c. Secretary of Iowa
Territory g..fgf
- Sec. 8. The printed statue books
of the several states and territories
of the United States, purporting to be
printed under the authority of such
state or territory, shall be evidence
Of the Legislative acts OF such state or
territory.
Sec. 4. That copies of any act, law
or resolution, contained in the printed
statute books of the United States,
or any state or territory thereof, pur-
porting to be printed by authority,
and which are now or may hereafter
be deposited in the office Of the Sec
rotary Of this territory, or the ter
ritorial library, certified under the
hand of said Secretary Tor in his abb
sence. by the governor) and the seal
OF the territory shall be admitted as ev-
idence in any court of law or equity.
Sec. S. That the Secretary shall be
entitled to demand and receive for
copies SO furnished, and attaching the
seal thereto, twenty five cents for
every folio of one hundred words,
which if required, must be paid in ad-
vance.
Approved January 16, 1910.
An Act to provide for the annual Or
ganlzatlon Of the Council and House
OF Representatives of the Territory
of Iowa.
Section |. Be it enacted by the
Council and House Of Representatives
VI lue Ae'lNory OF Iowa, That the
secretary OF the Council in office on
the last day of any session of the le.
gislature, shall remain in office until
the organization Of the Council of the
succeeding annual session.
,a;isSec. 2. That it shall be the duty Of
the secretary to receive and file all
I certificates Of election isued for mem
beers of the Council from the offices Of
the clerks of the board of county com.
missloners of the several counties in
this territory, and make a roll Of the
members who from such certificates.
appear SO have been elected mem
bers of said Council.
Sec. 3. That the secretary, or if he
should not be present, then some
member OF other person appointed
by the members present, shall. at
twelve O'Clock meridian, on the dav