The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-16
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.

tive to permits nor the sele OF intOxics
ting liquors; regulating the planting /
hedges and establishing lines thereto
regulating the price OF State priRting
amending the laws In relation to subject
ing real estate Of delinquents to sale OF
execution, amending the law relatiy
to the limitations 1t actions agalsset pub
lie officers by extending the time from
ftco to fue. years; providing for equaIsz
ing taxes for School House purposes
amending the law fixing the compensa
ton Of county clerks; requiring count.
Treasurers to insert in tax receipts tn,
valuation Of each piece Of real estate
amending the law relative to discussing
of school moneys; providing for tn,
payment Of sundry bills, accounts and
debts contracted in the construction d
the State Arsenal; providing for i'm
provements to the State ,Anenai and
Adjutant Generals Office and for the
erection Of q new building in connection
Herewith; amending Section 64s of the
Revision of 1850. relative to salary Of
Auditor Of State, Register Of State Land
Once, and Superintendent OF Public
Instruction; aud legalixing the acts OF
numerous Notary Publics.
In the House. the vote by which the
County Auditor bill was lost on Satur-
day, was reeonsidered, and the bill
passed also, bill for an act prescrib-
ing the duties Of Township Trustees in
certain cases, and to provide for the
levying and collecting of road taxes, and
to determine the per diem Of road super
visors; bill was passed fixing the
compensation Of members of future
General Assemblies at s. per day, and
an allowance OF 50 for every 20 miles
Travelled in coming to and returning
home from the Capital, aud So per week
for postage stamps and 81 per week for
stationary; a bill for an act appropria-
ting 1000 per annum for the support of
the Asylum for the deaf and dumb,
passed by a unanimous vote q joint
resolution was adopted appointing Jas.
Chaplin, John Hodgon aud Charles G.
Trusdell Trustees of the Asylum for the
blind for four years from February LIST,
1858; bill for an act appropriating
S26, 459 for the enlargement and support
Of the Hospital for the insane and crea-
ting u contingent fund Of $1,000 for the
same purposes passedby vote OF IS to ..
The following bills passed: A bill for
all act to legalizc the incorporation OF
the town of Toledo, Tama county; bill
for an net apportioning the State into
Representative Districts; a bill for an
act to provide for the election Of Town
ship Collectors, and to define their
powers and duties; bill for an act
making appropriations for the payment
of the salaries Of State and judicial OFF,
GERS, payment of interest on the State
ard oefps orp SFF sns s .bsrsp c dn7
mittee Oh the memorial Of Judge Cole,
generating that officer from all mis-
appropriation of funds as President Of
the Iowa soldiers Orphans Homes,
was adopted; bill for an act providing
for the right of way for bridges bill
for an act to amend Chapter 10 Of the
Acts OF the llth General Assembly, pro-
viding for the adjustment Of certain
land claims with the General Govern
iiiei,t Il bill for an act in relation to the
State Historical Society; appropriating
$1,000 for the support of the Society for
the years 1868 and 1869; and a resolution
was adopted increasing the pay of the
Serseant-at-Arms to S. per day.
AT the evening session several bills
lcgalizing the official acts of Justices of
the Peace and Notaries Public. were
passed; bill for an act imposing adj
ditional duties on the Superintendent of
Public Instruction, and increasing his
pay $500 per annum was passed and
the Registry law passed by vote of e5
to IL; also, bill for an act appropria-
ting SlOo for the relief Of Silas Perkins
FOR work done OH the State Arsenal.
and bill for an act to encourage Aori-
| culture, and to provide for the distribn-
ton of the Reports of the State Agricul.
tural Society. ..--4=
Apra 1M.-In the Senate bills were
passed legalizing the acts of numerous
Notaries Public and Justices Of the
Peace; legalizing deeds and ackuow-
Judgement thereof executed and ackpow
lodged In other States and counties !;
establishing Circuit and General Term
Courts making an appropriation for
the payment of the per diem Of mem.
bers and the expenses OF the 18th Gen
eral Assembly, and for other purposes,
Bills were introduced to provide further
immediate accommodations for the insane.
TO encourage the investment of capital
in railroads. Bills were passed appor-
tioning the State into Representative
Districts; providing for the payment of
the salaries of State and Judicial officers
and tile interest on State bonds; appro-
priatins $4,000 for the State Historical
Society; providing for taxing the shares
of National Banks.
In the House, the following bills were
passed, viz: A bill for an act to provide