The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-03-20
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The oossidseation o. ths Bank dbiil was
resuned. "a ~ sEzleStus -
M. Kirkvood offered N ansndnest, pro-.
yiding that The Law should 60 into effect AZ
ter ito ratification BY majority of thsvotsrs
- provided BY Law, which was adopted. ..s
An ansndmsnt was also adopted, proyid-
ing that the bank should receive On money
loaned, 10 per, cent, until the year 1853, af-
tsr which, only per cent. Is
Also, on motion Of Mr.. Carter, to increase
the safety fund from 10 10 IL Ia psf cent.
The bill Was then ordered TO be sngrossed
for third reading.
5On motion q Nj. Loughridgs, the bin
authofising the Counsy Judge Of any county
in which there 10 an Agricultural Society, to
suhseribe to the Stock Of said Society, for
the purpose Of fitting up fair grounds, was
taken up. Provides that the Judge shall,
upon petition Of one half the lsgal voters,
subscribe an amount not exceeding d, ,O00.i
On motion Of Mr.. Warner, amended 90 that
said subscription shall not be made when
there is greater number demonstrating.
On motion Of Mr.. Grinnell, amended, chat
said subscription shall not exceed $500 in
counties of less than 1000 inhabitants. Re-
ferred to the Senator from Warrington Co.
1"a sa HOUSE. A ssai
Eaa sspEa 5sne.5 FaIDAY, March S.
ysa AFTERNOON sEssIoN. 90 s7 Elsi
The House met as 2 o'clock, r. h, and
took up for consideration the General Bank.
ing law. The Bill was read BY sections and
considered in detail. The entire afternoon
was consumed Upon the bill, most Of it in.
calling the ayes and noes upon trivial amend
ments. The only question Of any moment
was introduced by Mr.. Clark, Of Dubuque,
who offered an amendment requiring banks
to pay three per cent. Of their capital to the
State. Messrs. Sewers, Wilson and Cooley
opposed the amendment and it was rejected.
The House went into committee of the
Whole for the consideration Of an act for.
the organization and government Of the MI
litia. After good deal Of fun over the
ssthing," the committee reported the bill to
the House, who re-committed it to the COM
mittee on Military Affairs. '''assR
I,T@'s1- 1-.V SENATE. .mt 50 3ay7 :
.es. ,aaaaai g.af y, SATURDAY, March s.. d
lu BILLS INTRODUCED. s + sss
n Ulu IOI 6u aCt ~ AoBuAIA0 Su0 hoA0 VI
certain school lands in Green county. .s
A bill for an act to provide for the election
Of District Attorneys. Referred.
A bill for revenue law. Eazfla'f i@
A bill to regulate the fees of Attorneys,
and to repeal sections 25, 81, 62 and 63 OF
the Code. s.-.
A bin to repeal section 5 Of chapter s5e
Of the laws Of 1861. Rule suspended and
bill passed. as aaEEg sas..z s yrsi i,g sa@
A bill for registry of transfer, and titles
to real estate. ..7s.s-s -. .-....,a-...+ =
A bill for an act to change the boundaries
of Cass county. Referred to special COM
mittee. sllHg sBs 5., s-pt st} ,E saR
A bill for the punishment of Feticide.-
Ordered to third reading. -,.-.....,-,
A bill creating the Office OF Township
Collector, was made the special order for
Tuesday. Hs7 . s.srsrs.. liz 3Isa su. -.a.a l..E3
Mr.. Foster, from committee on Agricul-
ture, reported back the bill for bounty on
the scafps Of certain animals, with certain
amendments. Passed. at@=2E }."@
The bill provides for premium of one
dollar for the killing Of lynx or wildcat,
81 l.50 for q prairie wolf, and $3 for timber
wolf. ''s N''''E I'd. 60"
Mr.. Foster, from committee on Agricul-
ture, reported back the bill for tax On dogs.
Referred to special committee, with in
structions to report section in relation to
mad dogs. l--
On motion of Mr.. Rankin, the bill author
ing courts to set aside the conveyance of
| real estate where there was no title in the
judgment debtor at the time of the levy
| After some amendments the rule was sus-
| pended and the bill PASSED. a@z rsr 80 Eg az
| Uga .gi.s1a q HOUSE. s.5st ~ .s3. &
"...-.....-f s., T., SATURDAY, March s.
...as BILLS on THEIR PASSAGE. .s,.,.. &c.,
An Act providing for the election Of Dis
trict Attorneys, prescribing the duties there
of and fixing their compensation. .
Upon the passage Of the bill the vote was
rejected for want Of constitutional major
lity-ayes 80, noes %. .-. asE, - - .-.s..ss
An Act in relation to certain bonds issued
BY the City Of Dubuque to certain railroads.
Mr.. CLARK, of Dubuque, briefly explained
the provisions of the bill, when Mr.. Wilson
opposed the bill as bad precedent. It
! passed.
An Act to regulate the sale Of unclaimed
| goods in the possession of Forwarding Mer-
chants and others. Passed. Is 7e r@t
| An Act to regulate the interest on money.
This bill provides that interest on judgments
nnu ueelees sna.. =. - M P' ..,. na ~. sr'
Ps',ie' mey cou'I"'' .o' =" = n"...a ;nts..s, nv
.Soo'ns .Io sws''s pe. ~, . .orr. forfs;t"rs of
suHI .wesOe re- e "e ~. aaeanasa. ~
al interest," III 1a'o1 - '"' "'''"1""' VI
oolaroSMes S;es,on .,.,.d rnon Tho r,er;t. of
t;l, vsssn .'n o,;on. ~ rl,.nm,n;t py and mon
tne Dill, upon mo.ions % recomm''' anu upon
Po,a'S m TT oluer' -. ;,a.s,;..,v ,o..-
M. .rmIn o..s moseu ~ r."":aa .uu:a'.y - 70 40
Pone ~ oos "no'' nA~'sss' S"sA'S"- -
NOES M.mc,;., ~ - ronn.c,... . ..t;n. -, . grant
| "a e. ILL - ~ .;i.oea 60. Enst ncdes ~
OF lanG 70 rnlroae nom fof' Dooes 70
o'cuA al,s' lss ... "a ,:.h;,-
l., An 1aos " Psss.iDs ..o
pss.sa o. ',-,s,'- - 7--s ~, '77a2TE Ea
A AT In .uthor;,e and regulate the
| .aont;on of Children. Paa.ed. Ia
AZ Act rel.t;nr to delinauent taxes for
| 1887. Re;ectedIave. "a. noes "A.
An At nrov;d;no for The election Of an
additional Justice of the Peace in Marion
To-nsh;n n.v;. County. p...e.l. go. B
| Az osc,ock Mr.. .Iackson moved to take
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