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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21
CHAPTER 100.
Hospital for tie Msane

Hospital for tie Insane
An Act 70 amend Article 2, Of CHAPTER
so, Of the Revision of 1860, relating to
the appoin tment of Steward for The
Hospital for the Insane.
Section l. Be it enacted by the Gener.,
Assembly Of the State Of Iowa. That
the Board Of Trustees Of the Hospital
for the Insane may, in their discretion.
dispense with the appointment Of . Stew.
ard, and may appoint some person Trea.
surer, who shall give bond, possoss all
the powers and perform the du,ie, nre-
scribed in Section l476 Of tho Revision
Of 1860, who shall receive such compen.
satio" as said Board shall fix, not ex.
ceeding one-hslf Of one per cent on all
moneys rece:ve and paid out by him
and the Board shall in such case cause
the remaining duties OF Steward to be
performed BY the other officers, under
such rules and regulations as said Board
may adopt, not inconsistent with law.
Sec. 20. This act being deemed of i'm.
mediate Importance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication
in the Home Journal, at Mt. Pleasant,
and the Burlington Daily Hawk-Eve,
newspapers published in Mt. Pleasan.
and Burlington respectively.
Approved April 2, 1866.
/ hereby certify ,hat%he fore going Act
was published in the Home Journal, April
-, 1866, and the Burlington Daily Hawk
Eye, April -, 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary Of State.
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CHAPTER lO3.
Irinfino Deliuouent Tar List

Printing Delinquent Tar List,
An Act to amend Section 2, Chapter
lis, Laws of the Tenth General As
sembly in relation 20 printing the de>
liEquent Tax List.
Section !. Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of the State Of Iowa, That
Sec. two {2), of Chapter ll5, Of the Laws
Of the Tenth General Assembly be and
the same is hereby amended by adding
thereto the following, viz: Provided,
That said newspaper shall have been reg.
ularly printed aud published for at least
three mon tbs proceeding the fifteenth of
september Of ea,d year, in the same coun-
ty. And shall have had at least twenty
bona tide subscribers in the county
wherein the delinquent property is si.ua-
ted for at least three months prece-
ding the fifteenth of September Of said
year. ~.
Sec. 2. That in all cases where the
Treasurer may doubt the qualification Of
any paper % above liked, II snali b. his
duty to require the pnblisher Of said pa
per or papers claiming the right to pub
lish said tax list 10 show By affidavit that
his paper has been published AZ often as
once in each week according 10 the pro-
visions Of section frst Of this act.
Approved April p, 1855.
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CHAPTER 96.
Publication ofMe La,cs.

Publication cfthe La,cs.
An Act to provide for the publication aud
distribution Of the laws Of the Eleventh
General Assembly of the State Of Iowa.
Section |. De il enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly Of the State of Iowa, That
the secretary Of state be, and is hereby
required to prepare a manuscript copy Of
all the laws, joint resolutions, and memo
rials passed at the regular session Of the
eleventh general assembly Of the State of
Iowa, arranged in chapt ers, and number.
ed in the order Of their approval, with
marginal notes, and = full and com plete
index, and deliver the same to the state
printer, and supe rintend the printing and
binding Of the same.
Sec. 2. 1t is hereby made the duty of
the state printer to print twenty thousand
copies of said laws, and have the same
completed within fifty days from the time
the manuscript is placed in his hands by
the Secretary of State.
Sec. ,. 1t shall be the duty OF the
state binder to complete the binding of
the laws within forty days from the time
that the state printer completes his part
OF the work, and deliver the same to the
secretary Of state; ProCided, ho,cerer,
that the state binder shall complete the
binding Of one fourth Of said twenty
thousand within twenty days from the
time be receives the same from the State
Printer. e.,.s # E.. ..s# lsets~a<.. l.. RI
Sec 4. The seer etary Of state shall
distribute the lnws aforesaid a. follows:
10 the librarian Of each state and terri
tory, two copies to the governor Of each
state and territory, Que copy !; to tho state
university. insane asylum, instit tuition for
the education Of the blind, and deaf and
dumb, and state penitentiary. each one
copy; to each state officer, one copy; to
the state library fifty copies; to the state
historical society, eighty copies TO the
state agricultural society, two copies; to
The state agricultural college, two copies;
TO each officer and member Of the eleventh
general assembly, two copies to each
publisher Of > newspaper or periodical IN
this state, one copy (all the foregoing to
be bound in ''sheep."j Fifteen thousand
copies to be distributed 10 the several
organized couniiss Of this state, in the
ratio Of population, delivering to no
county : less number than ter. copies to
each orgaaizsa' :tSs aship IN sEis3 eounsy.
The lsws for tho several counties shall be
delivered to the cl1rk oi the board Of
supervisors, and his receipt taken there
for, in duplicate, one Of which shall be
filsd with the auditor Of state.
Sec. s. The clerk Of tho board Of su-
pervisors shall set apart : suificiaat nam
Der Of said laws to give 70 each county
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CHAPTER %

Proposal to amend The State Constitution.
4 proposal to amend the Constitution of
the State Of Iowa.
Be tt resolved by the General Assem- blu
Of tie Stute Of Iouu, That the following
amendments to the constitution of the
state Of Iowa are hereby proposed:
lst. Strike the word "white" from
section l Of article 2 thereof 81 g..
q. Strike the word white" from
section 33 Of article 5 there,f
3rd. Strike the word white" from
I'h. Strike fi.. ite soid : white from
section 35 Of article 3 thcreof
5;h. Strike the word "white' from
section | Of article thereof
9th, Add to section 5 Of article 2, the
following words: Nor shall any peri son
who has committed OF may hereafte. com
nit the crime of treason acains. the
United States. nor any person who has
abscorded for the purpose Of avoiding
any military ccnscrip'on or draft, order
ed by the authority of the United States
or this stale. be entitled to the privilege
Of an elector, or qualified to hold any
office under the constitution ard laws OF
this State. in order that the provisions
Of this section may be eifectually erforc-
ed, the legislature may by law prescribe
a suitable oath to be taken under such
limitations as it may deem proper. By
persons Offering to Qualify for office or to
vote, to the effect that they are no, sub
ject to the disabilities Of this section.
Approved April I'd, 1866.
Note.-This resolution being consider
ed Of importance was mum bered with the
laws in tho order Of its filing, and is ac-
cordingly chaptered and published a.
law.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary Of State.
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CHAPTER lo6,

Relating TO Foreign Mutual Insurance
Companies.
An Act to repeal Section 100 Of the Re.
vision Of 1860, and relating to Foreign
Mutual Insurance Companies.
Section |. Be it enacted by the Cen
eral Assembly Of the State of Iowa, That
Section 1860 Of the Revision Of 1860, be
and tho same is hereby repealed Prori-
ded, that this Act shall not be construed
SO as 10 prevent Mutual Life Insurance
Companies, Incorporated BY the laws of
any other State than the State of Iowa,
from transac,ing business within this
State as provided BY Chapter 80 Of the
Acts Of the Ninth General Assembly.
Sec.a This Act being deemed Of
immediate Importance. shall be In force
from and after It's pubica ton in the Iowa
Homestead and State Register, newspa-
pers published at Des Moncs.
Approved April I'd, 1866
! hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the Daily State Register,
April lltkv 1866 and in the Iowa Home.
stead April --, 1866
JAMES WMGnr, Secretary OF State.
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CHAPTER lOT.

Who Constituted Board Of Health.
An Act constituting the Mayor aud Coun.
Gil Of any incorporated town or city,
or the Trusteess Of any township not
incorporated, Board Of Health, aud
defining their powers. "~~"
Section |. Be it enacted BY the Gen
eral assembly Of the State of Iowa, That
the Mayor and Council Of any incorpor-
ated town or city, or Trustees Of any
township not incorporated, shall be and
are hereby constituted a Board of Health.
Sec, 2, The several Boards Of Health
constituted by this Act shall have power
to make such regulations NJ they may
deem necessary for the public health aud
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LAWS OF low A.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
CHAPTER 50. -
Settlement of certain Cya inns agai.st the
Government.
An Act to provide for the settlement Of
certain claims against the General Gov
ernmeut.
Section l. Be it enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, That
John N. N. Dewey, is appointed Com.
missioner with foil power to settle and
adjust with the United States. all claims
due .herefrom, incurred by this, State 10
raising and equipping troops, and send
ing them to the field, and for all other
purposes growing out of the rebellion
and alec, the expenses incurred BY the
state in protecting our frontier after the
massacre by lnkpadutah and his band
also, any deficiency on the part of the
general government in the payment to
this state Of the FIVE per cent. on the sales
Of public lands
Sec ?. The commissioner shall proceed
in the performance of his duties, with all
convenient speed and should he be of
the oponion, after making the attempt,
that settlement is at present i'm practi.
cable, he shall suspend his action until
more favorable opportunity.
Sec. ; He shall receive five dollars per
day while necessarily employed by the
requirements of this act also, all neces-
sary expenses.
Sec. 4. He shall report bis action in
detail to the Governor, who shall take the
necessary measures to have whatever
balances may te thus found due this
State, paid INTO the state treasury, to b.
disposed of as provided by law.
Sec 5. Sections numbers two and FIVE
OF chapter sixty -one, Of the acts Of the
tenth general assembly, are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. The Adjutan,-Genersl is hereby
required to furnish the comm issioner With
any information; also, copies of any
papers in his office that in the opinion OF
said commissioner, will facilitate said set
Element. The Governor and A udi,or of
State shall deliver to said com m issioner
al vouchers and rapers in their hands
relating to said Claims provided the said
commissioner shall receipt for said
vouchers
Sc 4 This Act being deemed Of i'm.
be in force from and after the publica.
tion Of the same in the Daily State Regis
ter aud Iowa Homestead, newspapers
published at Des Moines.
Approved April 2nd, 1866.
l hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Iowa State Register
April 10 h. 1866, and in the Iowa Home
stead April lSh, 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary of State.
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Second Volume Iowa Digest.
An Act for the purchase and distribut ton
Of copies Of the Second Volume Of the
Iowa Digest.
SECTION l. Be it enacted BY the Gen
eral Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, It is
hereby made the duty of the Secretary Of
Slate to subscribe for and receive, for
the use Of the State. the same number of
copies Of the second Volume Of the Iowa
Digest, compiled BY William G. Ham
mond, a. he is, by Law, rexuired to sub
scribe for Of the Reports Of the Supreme
Court. Upon the presentation Of the
Secretary's receipt for said volume, the
Auditor Of State shall draw bis warrant
upon the Treasurer for the prics thereof,
at not to exceed six dollars and City cents
per copy, payable to the author, or such
persons IS be may order. H. ....
Sec. 2. The copies of the Digest, 30
purchased, shall be distributed as 70 llows:
One copy to each member Of the present
General Assembly, TO be sent to him BY
mail TO bis address, By the Secretary Of
State, and the balance ia the same man
ner 40 copies Of the Reports Of the Su-
prone Court are now, or may hereafter
be, directed to be distributed and dispos.
Cd Of ~ ~. s~r.
Sec. 3. This act being deemed by the
General Assembly Of inmod late impor
tance, it shall take effect, and be in force
from and after it's publication in the Iowa
State Register, and Iowa Homestead
nsvs2apess pshl;shsd in nes .Moiaes,
Iowa.
Approved April q, 1865
! hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published ia the Iowa daily State
Register on the ll.h day Of April, 1866,
and in the Iowa Homestead on, the
day Of April, 1866. ..'<..
JAxEs WRIGHr, Secretary Of State.
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l-rererren NlpcE NdIlrOnn LDmp1

. . CAAP 1O9-
rrererren STOCK raHroar companies.
An Act to repeal Section FIRST of Chapter
A Of the Act OF the Tenth General
Assembly. 10 relation 10 the issue cf
preferred stock by Railroad Companies,
and to provide substitute therefor.
Section l. Be it enacted BY the Cen
eral Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, That
Section first, of Chapter II, except the
enacting clause, Of the Acts of the Teuh
General Assembly be, and the same is
hereby repealed: and the following is sub
slituted therefor. 1t shall be lawful for
ady Railroad Com pany incorporated with
in the State Of Iowa, with the assent of
two thirds of all the stockholders in in
terest to make and issue preferred stock
in payment Of debts due or to become
due from such Company, and such pre-
ferred stock shall DO entitled to dividends
1t such rate of interest as the Board of
Directors may prescribe, not exceeding
eight per cent per annum if earned in
any one year after payment Of all inter
est on bonds before ony dividend is made
to the general stock, provided said pre-
ferred stock so issued shall not exceed
the sum of ten thousand dollars for each
mile of railroad CONSTRUCTED by any such
company.
Sec. 2. This Act being deemed of i'm.
mediate Importance, shall take effect aud
bs in force, from and aftee it's publication
in the Iowa State Register, and Iowa
Homestead, newspapers published at Des
Moines.
Approved April I'd, 1866.
l hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Iowa State Register
April l4.h, 1866, and 10 the lvws Houe-
stead April, 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary Of State.
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NUMBER 80.
CHAPTER lO4,

Relating to certain assessments.
An Act to amend Section 1872 Of the Re-
vision Of 1860. =:
Section l. Be it enacted by the Gen.
ersl Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, Tha.
Section 752 Of the Revision Of 1860, be
and tho same is hereby amended BY the
addition thereto Of the words following
to-wit: Povided, That such assessment
shal! be made within two years after tho
tax list shall have been delivered to him
for collection, and not afterpards.
Sec. 2, This Act being deemed of i'm.
mediate Importance by the General As
sembly, shall take effect from and after
its publication in the Iowa State Register
and Davenport Gazette.
Approved April p, 1866.
l hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Iowa State Register
on the 10th day of April, 1866, and in
the Davenport Gazette, April -, 1866.
JAMES WRrcnr, Secretary Of State.
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''@1~ SIOUX CITY, IOWA, SATURDAY, JULY 81,

officer, one copy and copy to each mem
Der OF the board Of supervisors one COPY
to each township clerk; ono copy to each
justice Of the peace and constable, and
one copy to each townsh ip assessor and
report to the auditor Of state The number
remaining in their their hands, together
with the number Of copies Of laws Of for.
mer sessions.
Sec. 6. The secretary of state, and the
clerk Of the board of supervisors Of tho
several counties are hereby authorized to
sell the copies Of said laws go remaining
in their hands, at fifty cents per copy, and
pay over the proceeds, in the same mat
ner as the proceeds Of the sale of the
revision Of 1860, are accounted for and
paid over
Sec. !. The secretary of state shall be
paid for preparing the man uscript, maxi
ing the marginal notes, aud index, super
intending the printing. and binding and
for the distribution of the laws under the
provisions Of this act, the sum of fifteen
hundred dollars, to be audited. and war
rants drawn on the treasurer, as follows
Five hundred dollars when the laws are
bound ready for distribution five hun
dred dollars when the laws are distributed
to at least fify counties, and the remain
ing five hundred dollars when the distri-
button of said laws is complete
Sec. This Act being deemed of i'm.
mediate importance, shalt take effect and
be in force from and after its publication
IN the Daily State Register, and States.
man, daily newspapers published at Des
Muines.
Approved April 2, 1866
lh"reby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the Iowa State Register
April 10th, 1866, and in the iowa Home
stead April S:h, 1866
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary of State.
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CHAPTER los.
IctS Of Notaries LsonI;~eI

An Act to lega'ize the official acts of
certain Notares pbic and C2mnis-
sloners Of Deeds named therein.
Section |. Be it enacted By the Gener-
al Assembly OF the State OF Iowa, That
the otlclcal acts Of the persons named
hereinafter, which We're done bv them af.
Ter the expiration OF the authority given
them by law or by com mmission, are here
by legalized and made as valid as if the
same had been done while such commits.
sion remained ia full force.
Sec. =. The persons Of whom the Acts
a. aforesaid are legalized, are those of j.
H'llsinger, as Notary Public of Jackson
county, Iowa, between the 18th day of
November, 1864, and the lst day of Feb.
ruary, 1865.
Sec. 3. Those Of NJ. Allison as No,.-
~ Public Of Dubuque county, Iowa, from
the Isl OF September to the Sth of Octo-
Der, 1865
Sec, I. Those Of n. B. Nichols a. No.
'ary Public Of Dallas county, Iowa. from
the lsth 10 the 25,h day Of March. ls65.
Sec. s Those of Max Block As M.
tsry Public of Muscatine county, from
March l2'h to December Sth, 1855.
Sec Those Of W. c. Conuell a.
Notary Public Of Benton county, Iowa.
from the sai Of May TO the lllL Of No.
vember, 1868. - ~
~::; : .... ass- 81 ,::;y; = y.. .y.n,g; T .S iS.s:
after The "a Of April, 1865.
Sec. :. These OF Joshua Sayer as No.
tary Public Of Hardin county, Iowa, af.
ter his commi ssion expired.
Sec, 3. those of Stephen Sibley az
Notary Public Of Polk county, Iowa, af-
ter his commission had expired.
Sec. 10. Those of James B. Thayer
of Boston, Massachusetts,, as o Commits
s'ooer tor the State of Iowa, within the
State OF Massachusetts, between the Sd
day Of July, 1860, and the 18th day Of
March, 1855,
Sec. H. Those of AIonzo J. Van Du.
zen as Notary Pablic of Dubuque conn
y, Iowa, after the 10th day 0: August,
1865.
See. L. Those Of Oliver c. Wight
man as Notary Pubic Of Des Moines
county. Iowa, afte: the expiration of his
commission in 1865.
Sec. IL. Those of Thomas Hanna a.
Notary Public Of Muscatine county, Iowa,
from the eth Of December, 1865, to the
2,th Of March. 1866.
Sec. II. Also the official acts Of Chas.
I. Ransom since the expiration Of bis
commission in December. 1868.
Approved April I'd, 1866.
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CHAPTER lOl.

Constitutional amendments.
An Act to provide for due reference and
publication Of proposals to amend tho
Constitution Of the State Of Iowa.
l. That the Resolutions proposing TO
ameCd the Constitution of the State Of
Iowa, which have been passed At the
present session Of the General Assembly,
Of the said State, are hereby referred to
she Legislature to be chosen at the next
general election.
, The Secretary Of State shall cause
the same to be published for three months
previuus to the time of the next general
election Of members Of the Legislature.
in one newspaper in each congressional
district.
Approved April I'd. 1866.
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-- T AM now prepared to furnish the
D9l i public with anything In my line
1YSS1E{I of bnsiness on terms which will defy
-AZ u -cempetition. am receiving mate.
rial direct from Cincinnati, which will enable me
to sell cheaper than any establishment In the
Northwest. All work warranted to give entire sat
isfaction. Jobbing Of every description promptly
attended to on reasonable terms. None except
competent workmen employed. The public patron
nge respectfully solicited. Ht1E -u.
DANIEL DENEEN.
Sioux City ,Juns 24th, l6S3-ff