The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-17
CHAPTER lis
An Act to provide for the publication
Of general and certain local laws and Of
the proceedings Of the Boards Of Su-
pervisors in the acYer0l countiea

An Act to provide for the publication
OF general and certain local law :, and Of
the proceedings Of the Boards Of Su-
perrisors in the several counties.
SECTION ]. BE It enacted 6y the Gene
raj assembly of the State Of Iopa, That
the Boards of Supervisors of the several
counties shall, at their meeting In the
month OF June, lst6, and thereafter at
zach regular meeting in the month Of
January, select two newspapers having
the largest circulation or one .ifbut one hC
published In the couasy in which said ma
per or papers shall he published all Cen
eral laws enacted by the present and flu
ture General Assemblies: Provided, tina,
IN counties having population exceed
ing Is, 900 inhabitants, In which news
paper IL printed In the German or other
foreign language, the same shalt be pub
iished In one OF such papers in addition.
SEC. :: 1t shall be the duty of the Sec
retary OF state to furnish the Clerks of
the several Boards OF Supervisors. print
Ell slips or copies ofncws spapcrs contain
ing all general laws applicable within
the county,and 1t shall be the duty'of said
Clerk on the receipt thereof to deliver
the same to the newspapers selected "a
aforesaid for publication.
| SEV. 3. In the said papers, SO selected,
there shall also pc published the pro-
cecdings Of all meetings Of the Board Of
Supervisors of the counties in which
such papers are respectively published,
copies Of which said proceedings shall be
furnished by the Clerks of said Boards
for that purpose; Provided, That moth
ing in this act contained. shall prevent
any Board Of Supervisors from procur-
ing the publication of their proceedings
| at less price than that prescribed in this
act.
SEC. !. The compensation for the pub
iication Of the laws and proceedings, IA
aforesaid, shall be onc-third the rates Of
legal advertisements, Is allowed by law.
All claims and compensation for tho
publication Of the laws under this act,
shall be audited and paid by the state a.
like claims are now by law audited and
paid; all other claims and compensation
under the provisions of this act shall be
paid by the counties properly chargea-
BILE Herewith.
SEC. 5. This act being deemed Of i'm
mediate Importance, shall take effect
and bc In force from and after it's publi-
cation in the Iowa State Register and
Iowa Homestead, newspapers published
in Dcs Moncs.
VIM. HALE,
Speaker pro tenn. Of the House of Rep
rcscntativcs.
u. y. STUBBS,
President pro tenn. ofthc Senate.
Approved April :, 1866.
w. NJ. STONE.
hereby certify the foregoing to be
true copy of the original roll now on flo
in my office.
JAMES WRIGHT, sec'y Of State.
| CARE OF BEEF CATrI.E.-The best fat
cattle are kept growing from birth.
They should never bc allowed to waver
or decline, IA their recovery is more ex-
pcnsive than their continued advances.
An animal fed heavy one day and light
the next, becomes big-bellied, and
great eater. Regularity Is indispensable
to success. The cattle thus know what
to expect and do not fret over deferred
hopes. Cattle at five years old have all
the bone and lean meat possible, and
have done growing. The increase after
that in fat, which at first smoothly
shoves and juts over the muscles and IN
the last stages of ripeness manifests itself
| in punches and mis- -shapen projections.
There is no profit in feeding beyond this
period. Comfort is another requisite In
good management. Animals should
have clean, soft bed. Cattle have been
known to loose their hoofs and become
lame by standing on manure. Heating
manure induces fouls.
TO KEEP EGGs.-Thc reason eggs de-
cay IL that the atmosphere penetrates the
pores of the shell. cvaporatcs the watery
substance inside, and decay begins. A
remedy is to immerse the eggs in boil
ing water for u few seconds. 1t Is easily
done, for II hundred eggs In IA basket
can bd dipped at once in Il tub Of boiling
water. They are to be held In the wa
ter long enough tc count twenty mt a fast
rate. The heat Of the water congeals
the surface of the albumen Immediately
under the cgg-shcll thus forming an air
tight coating, which prevents cvapora-
ton or decay.