Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-01-19

committee on roads.
BY Mr. Hula petition from 0utI
ty for the removal Of the seat Of Govl
to Fort Des Moines; laid on the table,
petition for a restriction on the practice
medicine and surgery, also several petitions
for certain roads.
by Mr. Everson-a petition for road in
Washington and johnson counties; which was
! referred to the committee on roads.
BY Mr. Hedrck-a petition of Soloman J
Scott NJ d and Others in relation to a moral
and legal reform; which was laid on the table
by Mr. Shields-a petition for a certain state
road in Dubuque and Clayton counties; re-
ierred to the Senators from those counties.
RESOLUTIONS AND NOTICES.
BY Mr. Harris-notice of a bill for the sale
of saline lands within the State.
By Mr. Browning-rotice If a bill 10 a.
mend the law in relation executions.
by Mr. Observation-Disclosures OF bill in rela-
ton to Claims against the State.
Mr. Spees-notice of bill in relation to
miners, also, of bill in relation to additional
mail facilities
Mr. Shields-no'ice of bill to relocate the
seat ofiustice of Alamakee county.
Mr. Love-notice of bill to amend section
1912 of the code"
Mr. Fleteher--notce of bill TO amend the
charter Of the city of Muscatine.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Mr. Hepner from the committle on internal
improvements reported substitute for a bill
restricting the circulation of bank bills" also,
reported back the bill granting the right of
way to railroads, recommending its passage
Mr. Lewis from the committee on schools
reported substitute for an act establishing an
asylum for the blind.
Mr. Harris from the committee on elections,
reported back the bill defining lawful fence;
| which was made the special order for Saturday
afternoon,
Mr. Clark from the committee on incorpora.
tions. reported back H r file No 40
Mr. Hull from the committee on public build.
ings. reported back Senate file No 46, and rec
commended its passage.
Mr. Love from the committee on the judiciary
reported back the bin to amend the charter oi
the city of keokuk. also, bill to amend the
code"
Mr. Hcpner from the committee on internal
! IN pro ements reported Senate file No 50, a
bi 70 amend section ia Of the code" also
several bills granting lights of way to rail
roads.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
! Mr Browning-Scnate file No 81. bill in
relation TO forceable entry and detainer; read
twice and laid on the table. also, Senate file
No IS, bill in relation to husband aEd wife
laid on the table, also. Senate file No Sc, a
bill in relation to arpeas and writs Of errors
read twice and laid on the table
Mr. Everson-Senate file No SO, bill for the
establishment of a state road in Washington
aud johnson counties; read twice and referred
| To the committee roads.
| Mr. Coop-Senate f'e No IS, bill to locate
certain territorial road in Jefferson county
read first and second times and referred to the
committee on roads.
Mr. Hull-Senate fi'e No 50. bill to locate
certain state roads: read twice and referred 10
committee on roads.
Mr. Mckinney--Senate file No 80, bill in
relation to roads and highways; read twice and
| laid on the table.
BILLS on THIRD READING.
Senate file No so. bill for the election of an
additional constable in the township of Bloom.
field in Davis county: passed.
Senate file No 6s. bill TO reduce the price
of the revised code;" passed
! Senate file Nc G!, a bill TO regulate the sale
Of town lots; passed.
| Senate file No IS. a bill to amend section
Ga? of the code: passed
Senate file No 7s, an net 70 leGalizc reco. dis
OF public roads in APpanoose county; raSI
ed.
Senate file No 10. bill to amend III
. ter Of the city Of Dubuque; passed.