Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15

Mr.. Wright frcnlihs Committee u Ynternss ~
|proyemsnts, g whom wes rsftffed 3. als No. s
~ 90 Qse Motaep nv
nut. Baker moved to lay the bill On tie 1S6Je
Mr.. Sales moved to amend the motion. .ss.a n
copies be printed for the use OF the Sensfe, n;ch
amendment was lost. The question then being On
affirmative. -
The President laid before the senate the .cco.,,
OF II. D. Henddrshott Esq, late boundary comr;s.
sioner, which was read .andon motion OF Mr.. Ever
son; was referred to the Committee on claim.
Mr.. President laid before the Senate the fno.,;,
communication and resolution: { 81 81 go
70 the Honorable Senate and House of Represcn.
tativcs Of the State Of Iowa
the Executive Conn ittcc or the lows s,a,A r..
perance Society, would respectfully represent r.,
your Honorable body that the above named 40.
ciety at their recent session the 18th inst
mously adopted the following RE- solution III.
Resolved. That the Legislature now in sess;on N.
respectfully requested, 10 repeal all laws now IN az
steHce in relation to the retail and vending Of A.
dent spirits and to prohibit under severe penaltie.
the sale Of the same except for mechanical - n,sa
icihai purposes 5. II. HAZARD, Ch'm'n.
josef. FALEs, Sec.
(Which was referred to the select COMMITTEES ON
Temperance.
S. file No. 81, bill for an act 10 pre-
vent the circulation Of foreign bank bills
and bills Of any company was read third
time, when, Mr.. Sellman moved 10 refer
the bill To select committee Yeas
EMessrs. Algcr, Baker, Hepner, Howell.
Lowe, Sales, Sellman, Shields. Specs and
Mr.. President, 10. Nsys ,Messrs. Cas-.
sadly, Cook Espy, Everson, Leffingwell,
Lewis, Morton and Wright, 8.
The President appointed Messrs. Sell.
man, Cook and Lowe said committee.
Mr.. Wright moved that the committee
be instructed TO report tomorrow morn
ing, lost.
Mr.. Wright, moved that the committee
be instructed to report on Wednesday,
next, Yeas 8, Nays 8, So the motion was
| LOST 9'gsaoss 81
Mr.. Lewis, with leave introduced S.
file No.a39, bill to repeal an act entitl. d
an act to change the name of Gutenberg
or Gutenberg TO Prairie La Porte, ap-
proved January 9th 1851, was read first
and second time. Mr. Espy,- showed thar
the Bill be referred to the COMMITTEES ON
Judiciary motion lost.
Mr. Shields moved that the 18th rnl>
be suspended, and that the bill be read :
third time now which was. disagreed
Ito.
On motion Of Mr. Sales, the bill was
ordered TO be engrossed and read third
time Tomorrow.
Mr. Cassidy asked leave to introduce
bill, which being objected to, Mr.. Cassa-
| dy, moved suspension of the 18th rule,
Yeas II, Nays I. ..s..sa
Mr. Cook moved that the committee on
county boundaries be instructed to bring
in bill for The organization Of Poitawata-
mie county, disagreed 10. 11 80.
i Mr. Cassidy. gave notice that he would
on tomorrow or some subsequent day inc
troduce bill! for the location Of the codn-
'Ity seat of Potlawatamie county.
II r file No 50 joint resolution relative
TO an appropriation from Congress, was
read first and second time. a
II r file No rs, bill for an act 10
change the name of Washington in Hem
ry county to Hillsboro, read first a3d
second time. s4ss Z
Mr. Leflingwell moved that the bin be
indefinitely postponed, Yeas Z, Nays IL.
Fl r file No so joint resolution in re.
lation 10 mail facilities was read first
and second time, and on motion Of Mr.
Lowe, was referred to the committee on
mail facilities.
Fl r file No 81, joint resolution IL, an
increase of mail facilities from Burlington
tc Keosauqua, read first and second
time, and on motion Of Mr. Wright, was
referred to the committee on mail .facili-
/ ties,
Fl r file No u, an act 10 locate the
seats Of justice Of certain counties therein
named, read first and second time, and
on motion Of Mr. Sellman, was referred to
the committee on new counties.
.Hf Wright moved to take from the Ia
bic the amendment offered to section 40
chapter 5 tile |, part CT the revised
code, agreed to.
On motion of Mr. Hendershott the Sem
ate adjourned until 2 o'clock P. N.
2 o'clock, r. N.
The question being on tho adoption Of
the amendment under consideration at the
time of adjournment, it was decided in
the negative.
On motion Of Mr. Wright. the Senate
resolved NselI INTO q commlttee OF the
whole for the consideration Of the code,
Mr. Morton in the chair, and after some
time spent therein the COMMITTEES rose, and
by their chairman reported the same back
TO the Senate, and asked the concurrence
Of the Senate in their action,
On motion Of -Mr Wright, the Senate
disagreed to the action of the COMMITTEES
. on sectlQnS chapter title 2.
/ On motion, the Senate concurred in the
report Of the committee Of the whole gem
orally. al ya
MIR Hendershott moved to amend see
s, which is as follows:
j The expenses Of the family, the cdu-
4 cation OF the children and such other OBJ
legations as come within the equity ofthis
provision are chargeable upon the prop
lerty OF both husband and wife, or either