Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-07
VOL. ", NO. IA.
1 ed on engrossmcnt by the following

w oH cHD ioSothcht Wy Lhe iOlOWIuS
vote:
The Yeas were
Senators Beardsley, Bennett, Bill, Chaplin,
Clnussen, Donnan, Dysart, Fairall, Grimes
nawley, Hurley, Knoll, Long. McCu.loch,
Mexican, McNutt MuIkern, Vale, West and
I'll The %. Navs we're. 80 - 49,
|. Senators Allen, Atkins, Bulls, Ca,hcart,
Couch, Dixon, Fellows, Griffith, Ireland, Kel-
ler Iarrabee, Moore. Murray, Newell, Patter-
son, Pierce, smyth, Traverse, Tuttle, Vermil
lion and Wright-21.
Absent or not voting
Senators Campbell, Clsady, Dunham, Ham
iltcn, iiaycns, Lowry, Mitchell and Rice-s.
"A motion to reconsider the vote by
which the Bill was lost was laid upon
the table until Tuesday, the Goth.
A resolution was adopted providing
that after tho 2Sth no. Senator shall
speak more than fifteen minutes on any
one subject except by unanimous con
sent.
The Bill regulating rates Of tariff of
ffcights on Railroads was considered
and passed by, the following vote:
The Yeas were
Messrs. IApplegatc, Ball. Beatty, Bell, Bone-
wjtz, Brown Of fayette, Brown Of Van Buren
Bundy, Butterfcld, Carver, Crawford, Dicker
son, Dumont, Danne, Elbeit. Evans, Gibbons,
Green. Harper, Harrison, Hartenbower, Hir-
chler, Hood, Hopkins, Hopkrk, Hunter, Irish,
John, kasson, kc,cham. Lee, Lommen, Mahin,
Miles Of Washington, Miles Of Wayne, Millard,
Mills, Morrison, Murdock Newbold, Noel,
Norris, ODonnell, Parsons, Pratt Rholfs, Ros-
ser, Russell, Sanborn, Safer, Satterth wait,
Snow Stewart, Stutsman, TAFT, Teale, Tolliver,
Traer, Tufts, Wilson, Wood, Wright q Alama-
kee-62. - rsias4 81 eft
The Nays were:--
Messrs. Beresheim, Butler, Campbell, Car
penter, Cuus, Day, DeGroa,, Dudley, Durham,
Fayille, Ilnrtshofn, Hobson, HUFF, Keables,
Lacy, Marks, kcCoun. McGavren, Miller
Miracle, Rogers, Rowell, Stanchfeld, Stone
Swan, Warner, Wright Of Sac and Mr.. Speak
er-2s. ta45a& sai Aa
Absent or not voting: 9%i
IIaycock, Merritt, Spencer, Taylor, Wasson,
and Williams-0.
Saturday. March 26.
Senate not in session.
HOUSE.
X Bill to amend Section 664 Of the
Revision of 1860 passed. Yeas, Sc;
Nays, none.
The Bill to amend Section 1881 OF
the Revision Of 1860 passed. Yeas, 56,
Nays. Is. The Bill provides Chat per
sons confined in Jail for misdemcanors
may pay their fines at Sl.o0 per day
instead OF sS.33s as now provided
The Senate Bill to authorize the
working OF persons confined in Jail, aud
to protect prisoners. passed. Yeas, 5l;
Nays, 81.
A Bill regulating the execution and
transfer OF notes given for patent
rights, passed Yeas. 67; Nays, none.
Monday, March %.
ssa ,,a SENATE.
TIE Iionse Bill amending Section
G64 OF the Revision Of 1860 passed
without Vision. :.
HOUSE.
A Eill to amend, Section |, Chapter
~, 0! the laws OF the 9th General As
semhly was introduced read second
and third times and passed.
The following resolution, offtrred by
Mr. Dunno, was ordered to lie on the
table:
Rssolrsi, That the Committee on Schools be
instructed to abolish the Office Of County Stl,
perin,endent stt -
A Bill repeating Chapter l27 of the
Acts Of the llth General Assembly
passed. Yeas, Go; Nays, none.
Mr.. Russell lad leave TO Introduce
q Bill providing for the publication
and 4 stribu.ion Of the laws OF the 18th
General Assembly, which passed.
y cas-, 60; Nays, none.
The following resolution, introduced
by Mr.. Dunno, was adopted:
AtsVttta, luitL LIE Guiu'ilIltxe WI SSNuolc uC
instructed to enquire into the cxpediency of
reporting bill to abolish The o!!icc ofithc
County Superintendent.
A resolution was adopted by which
no Member shal! be permitted to occu-
py more than Is minutes on one sub.
ject without the consent of the House.
The following resolution was adopt
cd
Resolced, That the Judiciary Committed be
and is hereby iustrnc,eato prepare bill if
necessary to harmonze the law fixing the sal
ary of District Attorney.
See Sections $50, sSl, ard 3s2, Of
the Revision; and Chapter 1873 OF the
Laws OF the Ninth General Assembly,
Section IL. a's
Also, Chapter SO, Tenth General AS
sembly, there being no repeating clause
in the last named acts. ,5.s
Tuesday, March 20.
SENATE.
The Special Order being a Bill to
prescribe rulesaud regulations for Rail-
roads and to establish uniform and rea-
enable rates OF tariff for the transporta
ton OF certain freights thereon, amotion
to lay the whole subject Of railroad tar
ifs on the table was adopted by the
following vote:
The Yeas were: 81, ,f.,
Senators Allen, Atkins, Bulls, Casady,
Claussen, Couch, Dixon, Dunham, Fellows,
Griffith. Hamilton, Ilavcns. Ireland Keller,
Larrabce, Lowry, Moore, Newell, Patterson,