The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-03-20

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An Act psopssing 70 smasA IL l7lh sss-y
tion Of The 9Th article ol the osnstisutiea.
An Act to provide for the snrollnsat ef
the militia, and The organisation Of ths NIL
itafy corps. ss9s4q 81, Il i.eif,e 70 saess
An Acs 70 anss4 ssaioa atisls I, -
tn6 6o0ne0tutl0n. fo..ssa Ia s4 :;
a joint resolution requesting our rspr,- !,
ssentatives TO urge the propriety 81 dividing
the State into swo United 6sasss JudisisI I
On motion Of Mr. Wright, An Astfor u
public instruction Of the State Of Iowa, wae
taken up. The bill contains ninety y-six eso-
tions, and thoroughly rsvises the lsws II r.
iatlon g schools. n bgj.ass pat III a8s.a3
The first question started ,vss The sdusa-
ton Of colored children. The bin provides
that eolored children msy b admitted into
tho public schools By the snanissoss ccnssnt
Of those sending pup;ls - the schoel. isss.lpi
Mr.. TrumhulI offered IN ansndnent vhisA
provides that colorsd children may bs admit-
ted to the public schools by the consent q :
majority II the district. kejsctsd. aeslss a
Mr. Drunmond ofrsas Substitute for ths
amendmsst which provides that II eelossd
children must be- educated in sspsate
schools. Lost.
Is oz4B. WEDSEsDAY, March 10. u A.
R5tE ss BILLS INTHoDUcRD. - E5i
By Mr.. Cook, defining the rights Of the
State to the railroad grants.
By Mr.. Cook, Designating Sunday, the :
holidays, and fast days to be observed in the >
acceptance Of bills Of exchange and pronis-
sorry notes, which was adopted and the bill Il,
passed. s
Mr.. Grinnell, on leave, introduced q bin 70
amend the session laws Of 1856 in regard TO /
the charter Of the town Of Newton, Jasper 2
county. Rule suspended and bill passed.
Mr.. Anderson, from Judicial conmitts,
reported back bill in regard 10 notices 10 be i
given for Judicial sales Of property, reported
same back, recommending its passass. Ths 3
bill was then passed. -,
Mr.. Anderson, from same committee, re-
ported back bill in regard to the return Of
fnes to parties who have been convicted mn q
der the license law, Recommending il pas,
sage.
Mr.. Mccoy, on leave, introduced = bin
repeating chapter 2of session laws Of 1851, 70
which prohibits free negroes from coming
inte the State. 1t was referred to select
COMMITTEES by the casting vote Of the Presi-
dent. aE51 z2 3e ssF7s $ itaes - ~ $}2He'
Mr.. Foster introduced bill providing for
the, election of the Board Of Education, and
defining their duties. Referred. -,
The special order being the consideration
Of the settlement between the State and the
Des Moines River Company hi3aa d t8vt
The settlement was ratified By the follow
Ing vote s.a..s, 81 -.s.E. al, -.sg...s ,,a
feas-Allen, Anderson, Brigham, Bailey,
Coolbangh, Cook, Cattell, Davis, OF Polk,
roster, johnston, Loughndge. Mccoy, Pa. q
sey Patterson, Rankin, Reed, Rsinsr, Ruseh,
Saunders, Sharraden, Trimble-2l. ~ ,s-,a
Nays-Atkins, Brown, Carter, Davis, Of
Clinton, Grinneli, Kirkwood, Mann, Stew
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"WEDNESDAY, March, 10.
-s8z 's7s BiLIs INTRODUCED. | ''. ID
An Act to authorixe married women TO
transact business in their own name. s'esrg.
An Act in relation to the measure Of dam
ages in suits brought for breach Of covenants
in warranty, in deeds conveying real estate.
An Act to increase the number Of voting
places. b . esaarasgza s,.t s4stsE sajaear
An. Act prohibiting and punishing The
crime Of holding slaves in this State. g..
BY Mr., Dana, from select committee, An
Ac. to apportion the State into Reprssenta-
tive Districts. Laid on tho table and order
ed printed. ss,-ss- M es,,ss5 egsssSss..q., 81,
BY Mr.. Dews, from minority Of Same COM
mittee, An Act to apportion the State into
Representative Districts. Laid ON the table
and ordered printed. isqef Es.a a05 Fs3s1s,,..s
Mr.. Trumbull, with leave, introduced An
Act to locate the Capital on the west side Of
the Des Moines river. The bill was accom-
panied by petition of citizens Of the west
side Of the river, Offering to donate 469, 600
for the use Of the State. ,,.s,..s,
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