The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-02-13
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SENATE.

N5zas ~ 81 isa.t xSesss3siH .5s8sgiB a
sfas s a#ei MosDAY, Fehsary l, 1885, Z
Il Mr. Rankin presented memorial from
DIR, Shedd, one Of the Inspectors Of thu
State. PsnitentiasJ, prefeFring charges
against Mr.. Barker, late Warden. He NOV.
ed its reference to q special committee oi
three, Of which Mr.. Foster should be chair
man, with powsr.to call for persons, and pa.
pers. Adopted. .is5s.j sas .sss ssa ~ ,s9sa
Mr.. Mann presented petition from citi.
Gems Of Jones county, in favor OF appraise'
ment Of property under attachment.
Mr.. Pnsey, from citisens of Dickinson
Co., in regard to q grant of land by ths
United States, to build railroad through
said county, in regard to which, he offered Z
Joint resolution memorialixing Congress fol
such . grant. Rules suspended, and the 70
solution passed. 81, d s4asg7 eSsm hee
On leave, Mr.. Thompson introduced I
bill to amend section 2597 Of the code, BY
inserting one instead of tDo, 90 that misde-
meanofs. in certain cases, may be tried be-
fore Justices Of the Peace. Read twice anC
referred TO committee ON Judiciary. ae!'
Mr.. Tfimble offered resolution of in
quiry of the State Treasurer, in regard r
edisposition Of the principal and inter
est Of the FIVE per cent school fund. "a
Z! Mr.. Coolbaugh thought that the appoint
ment of a special committee to examine ths
books and vouchers of the State Treasurer
would be more effective and satisfactory
manner of arriving at the information sough
for. .arEsblz y as
Mr.. Trimble embodied Mr.. Coolbaugh',
suggestion in his motion, which was carried
and Messrs. Coolbauph, Davis of Clinton
and Kirkwood were appointed said commit.
tee. ~ - "a. D-I1 60 4, q ssstess5s
Mr.. Loughridge asked for report from
the special committee to whom was referred
the report of the Auditor on the item oi
m;scellsnaous disbursements. which was or.
dered. -ra ga. sss.ss. 80 s.-.aaa
Mr.. Loughridge reported q bill creating
tho Office of Comfy Ireasurer. and definine
his duties. ~ A. =, = - -
MIR. Trimble offered resolution instruct.
inc the committee on schools to Introduce 9
h;Ii oruan;zino a hoard Of instruction m re.
ou;red by the constitution: also. a bill fo,
the further protection and safe-keepips OF
the school fund. - ---- II - 2
- :, - :. HOJTSE. =, E-,ras.sg esd
.., Moxn.v. Febrnarv 1-o An.
Comm;ttee on the Judiciary reported bacl
An Act IN amend chanter lSS "a the Code
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a:m auEl'lon ~ 0sp,'"' nS Ra"suo, su: "on a'
VI. Plu'.uou IoI a"e s." So".a's'eo UM' &c IN
me Tenoeu 'ne inaense e posspou.n. na.".ad a "
ine .UPo VI ~ 80: 20
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st;ons ~ ~, l.w IN ~ raasrd | 70 Tho reSsmn,
nonf nortsaoed nronertv and nronart,
d ga r. trms, +, p.or;ao,
Un'Iseh tha. ~ Se m.v " hsvs s,btsen mon,b
70 rodaom, II si;c;t:d much d;.cu.,;on, onG
.orarai ."' amondman,s a. - ws-s 800 sdontsd and .sr ~
e..I a .a;a..a.I | psna;na the cons;dsra,;on
30 a,gsndnents Ssn were oH,.ret, and ntionted
when the House adjourned. 9 =. =
SENATE. ...n -#4. &
-. -,. r-.. TUESDAY. Feb. 2-lOAM
Mr.. Trimble offered a resolution of inoui.
rv of the Governor in regard to the repor,
Of the agent appointed last winter to pro.
cure the school money due from the United
States. At this time. Adopted.
Mr., Louehridee presented bill creating
a county Commissioners Court and de.
finine its duties. Read twice and ordered
printed. - -'. : ',.'--.,..,.7' :.
Mr.. Cook presented a Joint resolution,
memorializiua Congress for an apnronria.
ton to build Custom House, . United
States District Court House. and a Pos,
Office in the CITY of Burlington, which wa,
passed, --...
Mr.. Foster presented a Joint resolution.
asking the General Government to make
preparations for the erection of public build.
ings in the city of Muscatine-A Marine
Hospital, q Custom House &c., which was
passed. r ....~-.--- -.1 l'~T :.
ment Of the detection Of thieves, burglars,
&c. Read twice and referred. s'.r
Mr.. Saunders, from committee on Ways
and Means. to whom had been referred the
bill in regard to a change of the rate of IN
terest on unnaid taxes. reported AGAINST its
passage. Laid on the table. :" -
Mr.. Davis of Polk, from the special com
mittee to whom was referred a bin for the
promotion of medical science, reported the
same back with an amendment. .srecommend-
ing its passage. The object of this bill is to
grant the medical faculty the use of dead
bodies in cities containing lO, 900 inhabitants
which NAV mot be claimed bv their tr,ends
or relatives within four days. a $50. .-
Mr.. Loughridee moved its indefinite post
ponement. Lost-yeas 10, nays %. 40
: Mr.. Davis. of Polk, urged the passage of
the bill ON account of the laws Of the State
prohibiting, and on severe penalties, the fac
the proper study Of the medical profession,
Mr. Loughriiee spoke in opposition to the
bill-thought it permitted . violation of the
dead bodies Of the friendless, which we
should rather protect. rrs ..as 49,. l-..s...-.
Mr.. Allen urged the passage of the bill
from its necessity. T.8 - - ta.as
Mr., Warner felt disposed to vote for the
postponement. e7 re 80 "A easts..rr. s.. q
Mr. Trimble thought that such a bill was
very necessary, and would vote against it's