The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-03-06

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certain snimals. Passed.
An Act making N appropriation Tor the
lows Penitentiary. Passed.
| An Act 70 amend section 1910 Of the Code
Of lows. q si9gg h'iss5, go
Mr.. Bates moved 70 re-connit ne bill with !,
Lost. AYES IL. noes 81.
M. Prentiss moved to re-commit the bill
with instructions to strike out the word
ssmale.n Lost, ayes Is, noes 40.
The bill vas psseed. AYES ~, noes IA.
| An Act to define and punish common bar
| ratry and n,aintainauee. Passed.
1 An Act 70 repeal . part Of section 1894
of the Code. Z Passed.
An Act 70 amend section 1909, chapter 70,
| Of the Code. Passed. t{s1
An Act regulating and defining the notice
4 TO be siyen n all cases Of judicial sales Of
uropefty. Passed. So g
An Act TO preserve the purity of elections,
vss referred ID the COMMITTEES on elections.
An Act to amend chapter "a, Of the laws
| Of 1883. entitled an act to amend section
| lS48 Of tho Code, was taken up and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Edwards, the House re-
solved Itself into committee Of the whole,
Mr.. Pierson in the chair, on an oct respect
ing aliens. This oct allows aliens, mot citi-
sens Of the United States, 20 held real estate.
! After some discussion the COMMITTEES arose
and reported back the bill with amendments
and recommended its passage. The amend
| ments were concuTred in and the bill ordered
to be engrossed. tg5H
| sl SENATE. s57 I
THURSDAY, Fob. 3. s
Mr.. Foster introduced aresolution instruc-
ting the committee on Agriculture to report
bill making an appropriations for an Agri-
cultural College and model farm. Upon this
| the yeas and nays were - follows:
Yeas-Meesrs. Allen, Atkins, Catteil, Car
ter, Davis Of Polk, Foster, jenkins, Mann,
Mccoy, Patterson, Reed, Reiner, Rusch,
Saunders, Sharraden, Trimble, Thompson,
III. go 4. 81
Nays-Messrs. Anderson, Bailey, Dale,
Davis Of Clinton, Johnston, Kirkwood,
Loughridge, Mcpherson, Pusey, Stewart,
Warner, Wislon-l2. 4 a 20
MIR. Davis OF Clinton, from COMMITTEES to
whom was referred the bill for Reform
School, reported back substitute, author
izing the Governor to inquire into the expe-
diency Of establishing such school. Laid
upon the table.
The special order being the consideration
of the school bill, the amendments were con-
sidered and concurred in. 1lt
Mr.. Loughridge moved to strike out Sec.
"a of the Bill, which provides that 81, 900
shall be appropriated annually to the sup
port Of High Schools in such counties as may
establish the same. The motion prevailed.
Mr.. Kifkwood moved to 50 amend Sec-
tons Sc and 81, as to provide that High
School may only be established by vote Of
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' TIE CAPITAL QUESTION.
Mr.. Sewers presented memorial of Stew
art Goodrel and Guy Wells, two Commits
sioners appointed to locate the Capital, in
regard to the committee appointed to inves-
gate the alleged frauds and corruption in
connection with that location. The memo
rialists ask the House to stop further inves-
tigation, until specific charges are made
against individuals.
A debate sprung up upon the question Of
the location Of the capital, and the expedi-
ency Of further proceedings in the premises.
Messrs. Sewers and Edwards were opposed
to further investigation, and Messrs. Bates
and Drummond favored.
Mr.. Belknap offered the following resolu-
ton, which, on motion of Mr.. Mahoney, was
laid upon the table:
Resolced, That the special committee, to
whom was referred the memorial relative to
frauds on the part Of the commissioners To-
the memorialists, or their authorised agent,
that the investigation will be discontinued
unless specific charges, signed by responsible
Commissioners, and presented to the House
by SATURDAY. morning next, at 10 O'Clock
and that the Commissioners against whom
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