Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-01-25

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In the SENATE, the Lieutcn Gov.
ernor was installed, and the follow.
ing standing committees were an
nounced
| SENATE STANDING COMMITTEES.
Ways and Means-Larrabee, McNutt, Dy
sart, Mexican, Allen, Havsns, Leavitt, Cra.
ry, McCulloch. Il
Jsdieiary-Hurlsy, Mexican, Ciaussen,
Fsirali. Burke. Willstt, Stone, Russell
McCoid ~
Federal Relaaons-Murray, Beardsley
Eavens, Dague, Mccormack.
Constitutional Amendments Shane. Clans.
sen, Kline, Converse, McNutt, Murray,
| WilIett. fS
Sehools-Beardsley, Kstchum, Cham.
bers, Stuart, Boomer, Miles, Kephart.
Agricultuse-west, Vale, Maxwell, Nc
Culloch. Crary, Bemis, McNutt.
CJSnty and Towsship -Hav.
enc; Campbell, woan, Smith. Young, Dash
iell, Fitch, Larrabee.
Rdilveads-Lowry, Murray, Beardslsy
Campbell, Gary, Allen, West, Dysart, Tay-
lor, Mcintyre, Richards, Smith, Burke.
State Eniperaty-Ireland Beardsley, Fair
all. Claussen, Shane. Kephart, Boomer.
xilitary-Campbcll, Murray, Stone, Con,
verse, Mccormack, Read, Boomer.
E2ectioss-McNutt, Hurley Atkins, Stu
art Young.
clams-Ketchum, Ireland, Stuart, Allen,
Smith.
Banks-Allen, Leavitt, Richards, McIn-
tyre. Chambers.
Commerce-McKean, Atkins, Campbell,
Larrabee, Lowry.
Public Buld,sgs-Bemis. Mexican, Allen
Stone, Gault.
Charitable Institutions West
Kephart, Dague, Vale. McCulloch, Shaue.
Medical IUsatutons-B Boomer, Miles, Dash.
iell. ireland, Taylor.
Iaeorpor itions Burke, Worn, Merrill,
Smith, H,wland.
willett, Atkins, LArrabee,
Stuart, Fitch.
Prnting-Dagus, Beardsley, Read, Nc
Cormack, Havens.
Public Lands-NIcCoid, Taylor, Kinne
McNutt, Bemis.
Internal Improrensents- Howland,
Leavitt. Ketchum, Ireland.
2oads-Fitsh, Stuart, Gault, West, Con-
verse.
NeS Counties Mcintyre, Atkins, Rich.
| ards, Fairall, Campbell
County Boundaries-Read, McCulloch,
| Dashiell Merrill, wcnn.
State Libra,y-Dysart, Claussen, Shane.
Eaqrossed Bils-Young, Ketchum. Wonn
Earolied Dals-Converse, Fitch, kinne
| Congregational Dist iets-Stone, Murray,
Hurley, Real, Fitch, Havens, Ireland, Nc
Kean, Bemis, Larrabee, Houiand, Burke.
| Senatorial Disfricts-Atkins, Richards
/ D..La Cfnno Smith HoWlaul
Dysart, Murray.
Representatirs Distriets-Russell, Vale
Read, Gault, Kephart, Dague, Crary, Cham
bers, Maxwell
Orphans Home-Cl,ussen. McCoii, Nc
| Cormack, Wi!lett, Stone, Lcavi.t, Shane
Read, Campbell.
Hortieu'tms and Foresty-vsle, West
Boomer, Stuart, Lowry.
| Penitenitiary- Taylor, Mexican, Deardsley
Miles. Wonn.
Rsform School ol-Dashisll, West. Vale
McCulloch, Mccoid,
Suppression Of Xntemperanee-Kepaar
/ Claussen, Chamh ers. Dague, Gault
Agricultural Coliese-Maxwell, Dysart
McNutt, Kinrc. Mcintyre.
Compensation Of Public Of.ers-Chamhcrs
ITavens, Maxwell, Fairali, Young. Hueley
Lowry.
| The following We adopted:
Reso,ved, That Standing Committee o
seoen be appointed on Judicial Districtr,
Reso;red, By the Senate, the House concur
ring, That Committees consisting OF one
member Of the Senate and two members oI
tn. House, be appointed to visit each Of the
following State Institutions and report upon
| their management and wants;
| Penitentiary, Insane Asylum at Mount
Pleasant, Insane Asylum at Independence,
Deaf and Dumb Asylum. Blind Asylum
each Of the three Soldiers Orphans Hbnes
State Unlversity, Agricul ural College and
Farm, Reform School.
A communication from the Gov
ernor in regard to pardons was le-
ceived and ordered printed.
On motion OF Senator Lowry, the
Senate proceeded to announce it's
choice for United States Senator for
the term commencing March 4, 1873.
The vote was taken. and VIM. B.
Allison had 40 votes and Joseph G..
Knapp 7.votes. Mr.. Allison was de.
clared the choice of the Senate.
A few private bills were passed
under suspension Of the rules; also,
one changing the time Of holding the
District Court in the llth judicial
District.
IN TIE HOUSE.
On motion OF Mr.. Kasson, the
choice OF the House was expressed
for United States Senator. for the
term commencing March 4, 1879
The ' vote being taken. VIM: 3. Ali
son receive / IS votes and Joseph G.
Knapp received 1s.
The com 'nittee ON supply of 4spers
reported recommendation that the
Chief Clerk subscribe for 81 copies
OF da,lies or their equivalent III week
lies for each member Of the House.
After some discussion the report was
passed on file.
A resolution, dfcred by Mr.. Irish,
favoring the Presidential one-term
theory, was debated at length, and
referred to Committee on Federal
Relations.
Another attempt was made to al
low members to subscribe for papers,
but failed.
Mr.. Lcahy, of Franklln, offered the
following resolution
Resoirea, That the smoking # tobacco be
prohibited on the floor Of this House and in
the Lobby both during sessions and yaca-
tions.
MIR. Irish moved to amend by ad-
dino s;and chewing tobacco" The