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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-06-06
vice of original notices in the district

vice of original notices in the district
court. ,G-- - u 1Efif
Service of such notice may be made up.
on non residents of the county or State by
publishing the same three times in some
news paper printed in said county, and if
no newspaper is printed In said county,
then in the nearest newspaper published
in this State. s.fs ID. r. 4. 8ssasG lasa
But any such nonresident may file with
the treasurer of the county written ap-
pointment of some resident Of the county
where his lands or lots are situate, as agent
upon whom service of such notice shall be
mace, and in such case personal service OF
such notice shall be made upon said agent
in same manner as upon the resident
owner. "a ~ d" soa1.} 1Ai-A
Service of notice shall be deemed COM
plete when an affidavit of the service OF
said notice, and of the particular mode and
maner thereof duly signed and verified by
the holder OF the said certificate OF pur-
chase, his agent or attorney shall have
been filed with the treasurer authorized
to execute the tax deed. r.Fr8|.afs H.-
Such an affilVait shall be filed by said
treasurer, and carefully preserved and en-
tered upon the records of his office, and
said record or affidavit shall be prima facia
evidence of the completed service Of said
notice. the right OF redemption from such
sale shall not expire. aa.5t3 s s.r Hrsgar
Any person swearing falsely to any fact
or statement contained in said affidavit,
shall be deemed guilty of perjury, and
punished accordingly. Fsr#as e fig s 81
The cost of serving the said notice,
whether by publication or otherwise, to-
gether with the cost of prepareiDg the af-
fidavit and the jurat thereto, shall he ad
ded to and deemed part of the redemption
ter the service of such notice. ssf ..H4 5.
But this amendent shall not apply to
sales made prior to. the taking effect there.
of Ha.r- -. a...-..-sE E.e..sEF.. Et#a AJ#aa
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CHAPTER pit.

An ACT to amend chapter 1l3 acts of the
Twelfth General assembly, entitled an
act to protect game. Gs sfa8 SEX
81 Bet enacted by the General DIS.
sembly of the State of Iowa, That chapter
113 OF the laws of the Twelfth General As-
sembly are hereby amended, by striking
out the word first in the sixth line Of
section one of said chapter, and insert the
word Fifteenth" therefor also strike out
the first and second provisos, and insert
the following therefor. Provided, ex
cept on his own premises, it shall be un
lawful for any person to net, ensnare or
trap any OF said game; and provided fur
Their, that, except on his own premises. it
shall be unlawful for any person to shoot
kill, net, ensnare, or trap any quail at airy
time of the year; and provided further
that it shall be unlawful for any person
to kill, ensnare or trap any beaver, mink /,
otter or muskrat between the first day of
April and the first day of November in
each year, except that it shall be lawful to
shoot quail on the premises of another
within the time designated in the act to
to which this act is an amendment, with
the consent of the owner or occupant
thereof --....- ara5ss s7.@ ''.. s.1s -ss
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CHAPTER o1A


An act to amend an act entitled IAN act to
amend sections 1862 and 1868 of the Re
vision of 1860" being chapter fifty one
of the laws of the Tenth General Assem-
bly,. z-..-.. -. T.. ~.
SEC. 1. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly OF the State of Iowa, That
section one of chapter fity-o of the laws
of the Tenth General Assembly, being All
amendment To sections 1862 and 1868 of the
Revision of 1860, be and the same is here
by amended, by striking out in he fourth
line from the bottom of said section tie
word ''thy,' and inserting the words. .the
officers serving the writ. "s.rgea sis s.
Alsoiadd to said section the following
And if a majority of said appraisers fail
to agree upon such appraisement. then
such appraisers shall be discharged by the
Sheriff and new appraisers appointed in
the manner aforesaid until an appraise-
ment shall be agreed upon" I'D ser
Sec. 2. THE act being by the General Assem-
fleet and be III force fl ON and after its publica-
on in the Daily State Register and Daily State
eader, newspapers published at d es Moines !,
Iowa. AE
Approved April II. 1872. Fgt a8s s# aGs ai
hereby certify that the foregoing act was pub
ilshed in the Iowa State Register and the Daily
State Leader, April 30, 1872. no. cd j
ED. WRIGHT. sa4
( sas"@ ..## a.sss#s=4# Secretary of Stats.
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CHAPTER 194.

hHE6 aTg{ CHAPIER W. sr-t H-t
AN ACT providing the place of bringing
suits, in certain cases. ga. g4.r -
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Iowa, That suits
may be instituted against railroad compa-
MES, the owner of mail stages, or other
line OF coaches or cars, including express
companies. Pullman or other car compa-
niles, telegraph and canal companies, and
lessees, companies or persons operating
the same, in any county of this State
through which the line or road passes,
or is operated. 3udaE -g1ss53uWca g2t
SEC. 2. Companies and persons en-
gagged in the construction and erection
OF railroads, telegraph, canals, or other
similar works, in this State, may be sued
upon any contracts relating thereto, or to
ANY part thereof or for damages in any
manner growing out of the work thereon,
in any county where such contract was
made, or performed in whole or in part,
lor where the work was done. out of which
arose the damages claimed.
II SEC, g.. Insurance companies may be
sued in any county,in which is kept their
principal place of business, in which was
made the contract of insurance, or in
which the loss, insured against occurred.
Il GSRo. 4. In all of the cases mentioned
in the preceding sectionss service of no
ltice may be made upon any general agent
of such company, or. lessee, wherever
found, or upon any station, ticket or other
Iagent-of such company, person or lessee,
transacting the businers thereof in the
county where. the suit is brought; if there
is no such agent in said county the, ser
vice may be had upon any agent thereof
transacting said bushes in any other
county 4-lW coz His@. al-4
SEC. B. Section 2799 of the Revision
of 1860 and section 2 of chapter one hun,
dred and seyenty-two of the laws of the
Twelfth General Assembly are hereby re,
pealed. 70 E44ttsa9ef 2 H9aa5'-'" .'...
Approved April 25, 1872. saglGEsog sd
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q Approved April "a, 1872.
CHAPTER gig.

-aWo% il CHAPTER ZIG. 1o.-
AN ACT supplemental to an act proyid
ing for the permanent location OF the
Iowa Reform School aEEs ##t 81
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Gener
al Assembly OF the State of Iowa, That
the board of trustees of the Iowa Reform
School, while employed in locating and SUI
perintending the erection OF buildings for
said school, shall receive the sum of larce
dollars per and their actual travelling ex
penses, the amount due each trustee to be
certified to by the President aud Secretary
of said board
So. The treasurer OF said board OF trus
tees shall give bond in sufficient amount
to be approved by the census board.
So. This act being deemed of immedi-
ate importance shall take effect and he in
force from and after its publication in the
Iowa State Register and State Leader.
Approved April "a, 1872 - sEet
hereby certify that the foregoing was
published in the Daily Iowa State Regis,
ter May /, and Daily State Leader May 2,
1872. ..- b.. ..sr....aA s-r.-a-
ED WRIGHT. --,-
4ass-s'- -a sa Secretary of State.
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short hand reporters in district and cir
|, cult courts. ~. .
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the. General
Assembly of the State of Iowa, That
The Judge fany District Court of this
State is hereby authorized to appoint a
short hand reporter, when in his Judgment
such appointment will expedite public bus,
mess, for the purpose OF recording oral
testimony of witnesses in criminal cases,
and in civil cases when the parties consent
Thereto, and such other matters as the
Judgeof such. court may direct. The said
short hand reporter shall-be well skilled in
the art, and competent TO discharge the du-
ties required.
Sec. 2. The said short hand reporter
thus appointed, shall be worn 70 the faith
full performance OF his duties He shall at
tend such sessions of the District or Cir
cult Court as the Judge thereof may di-
rect, and shall be allowed compensation
to be fixed by the presiding Judge of said
Court, of not more than eight dollars per
day for each day actually employed in
Court in the taking of testimony, which
sum shall be audited and paid upon the
certificate of said presiding Judge.
Sec 3. Said short hand reporter shall
be allowed ten centsp per folio OF one hum
dred words for making transcripts OF the
record, or any part thereof, the cost 10 be
paid by the party requiring such tran
| script except on trials on Indictments,
when the Court may order such transcript
| to be audited and paid for in the same man.
| ner as reporters per diem compensation.
| Sec. 4. The said reporter so appointed
may, at any time, be removed for miscon-
duct or inattention TO duty. a Us
] SEC. 8. This act being deemed of i'm
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CHAPTER OH

\ /. . $50.
An act to provide for the publication and
distribution OF the laws of the regular
session of the Fourzeenth General As
sembly. 5s a@aaE aafaa u aEa.a
SEC. 1. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Iowa, That
Immediately after adjournment of this ses
sion of the Fourteenth General Assembly,
the Secretary of State shall prepare copy
of all the laws, joint resolutions, and me-
MORALS, passed thereat, arranging the
same into chapters, and dividing them into
two series or parts, one of said parts to
contain all the general or public laws OF
the session, and the other part to contain
all the private, local and temporary laws,
with the joint resolutions and memorials,
such division to be approved by the Attor-
ney General. The chapters of each part
shall be numbered separately in the order
OF their approval, and provided with mar
ginal references, and each part furnished
with a complete index, and bound sepa-
rately in the usual style. The Secretary
OF State shall furnish said copy to the State
Printer as fast as may be necessary to en-
able him to complete the printing within
thirty days after the adjournment, and the
copy for the index shall be furnished the
State Printer within ten days after the last
form of the laws is printed -
. Sec 2. The State Printer shall print
twenty thousand copies of the general or
public laws, and five thousand copies of
the private, local and temporary laws, and
have the same completed, except the in
dex, within thirty days after the adjourn
ment. and the index shall be completed
within five days after receiving the copy,
and he shall deliver the sheets as printe.,
t. the State Binder as fast as ready for
folding. a es -.
Sec 8, The State Binder shall com
.plete the binding of the laws in two parts
and i'm the usual style, within thirty DAYS
after the State Printer has completed the
printing, and deliver the same to the Sec.
rotary ofState.
Sec A. The Secretary of State shall
superintend the printing and binding, and
when completed shall distribute the laws
aforesaid as follows, to-wIt
To the State librarian for the use of the
library, and for distribution TO other States
and territories, and forexchange, two hun
dred copies of each part Two copies of
each part to each State institution, to each
Judge of the supreme, district and circuit
court, State officer, and member of the
Fourteenth General Assembly, one copy
of each part to each officer and reporter Of
the General Assembly and to the publisher
of each newspaper or periodical in the
State, eighty copies of each part in the
State Historical Society and ten copies of
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CHAPTER 210.


An act authorizing the punishment of
railroad companies, ami other incorpo-
rated bodies, for violation of the Grim
inal laws of this State. 'fa
S 1. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Iowa, That all rail.
road companies, and all other incorpora-
ted bodies, shall be liable to prosecution
bv indictment or information as herein
after provided, in the courts of this State.
SO. Such companies or corporations
may be indicted or. informed against in
any name which they transact business,
or in which they are commonly known.
/ 3. Said companies shall be deemed
to be In court upon the return by the
sheriff, or other officer, that copy of in
formation or Indictment has been deliver
ed to any person upon whom1 service is
authorized to be made in civil actions.
"a. Upon conviction of any such COM
pany, or, upon plea of guilty" filed in
open court by their authorized attorney,
such company may be punished by
fine in any sum in the discretion OF the
court r.3AH .5 ~ 8Ga sc sat 4.@
\ So. Railroad companies and other in
corporated bodies shall liable to indict.
ment under the criminal laws of this
State for obstrueting highways, or private
ways, or for such highways to remain OBJ
structed after the taking effect of this act,
or, for the doing or suffering OF any other
act which by the statute of this State is
crime or misdemeanOr. A
SIS. Proof that any highway or opening
any railroad track, is in an unsafe condi-
ton, or that it is not convenient for the
public travel at the place of its crossing
such railroad, or within its right of way,
.; az.
corporation has INSTRUCTED such highway,
and unless refuted shall be sufficient ev-
idence to warrant a conviction against
said corporation for obstructing such high
way. t1@is ss .-# .-ss s .Ha & p hae
81. Any company operating any rail
road in this State shall be liable under the
provision of this act - ~ '
IS. In prosecutions under this act, the
arraignment of the defendant shall not be
required. ~
Approved, April % 1872. ~
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CHAPTER aos.

AN ACT to amend section forty of chap
ter one hundred and thirty-eight of the
laws of the Twelfth General Assembly
to regulate Insurance Compaines.e
Sectseh' l. Be II enacted By the 'Gener.
al Assembly of the State of Iowa, That
section forty of chapter lone hundred and
thirty eight Of the laws of the Twelfth
General Assembly be, and the same Is,
hereby amended by striking out the follow.
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An Act to authorize county surveyors to
issue subp9nas for witnesses. gsaI Frs
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Gener-
al Assembly of the State of Iowa, 40 that
County surveyors when establishing defac-
ed or lost land corners or lines, may issue
subpenas for witnesses and administer
oath TO them. .,,.. - - y,rfsfu.7g.
Sec 2, That all fees for service of OF
ficers and attendance of witnesses be same
as IN proceedings before q Justice Of the
peace. ;z..ares9 zz Sr. ra,saafPsaarg as
Approved April 90, 1872. .s...r.
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CHAPTER 1877,
. -. > - CHATTER w. 90. =.
An act to amend section l, chapter 80
. Laws of the Thirteenth General Assem-

An act TO amend sectlOn L, cnapteI %,
. Laws of the Thirteenth General Assem-
bly,. 1L4 s'AA- s-- 7a21.-'
SECTION 4. Be 10 enacted by the Gem
eral a Assembly Of the State Of Iotod, That
section one, chapter thirty nine, laws OF
the Fourteenth General Assembly, be, and
the same is hereby, amended by inserting
after the word Town in the third line of
said section the words ''or city, 49, Boo.
| Sec. q This act being deemed of imme :
date Importance shall take effect and be
in force force from and after its pubilca-
ton in the Daily State Register and State
Leader. newspapers published in Des
Approved April %, 1872. --.. .... 20
/ hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the Daily State Register,
April 30, and in the State Leader, April
20, 1879.
{ 8E ED. WRIGHT,
r Secretary of State.
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CHAPTER 1875.

Z
AN ACT to provide tor taking Testimony
I in applications for pardon. :, 80 J.. -.
/ Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Iowa, That
section $40 of the Revision of 1860 be
amended by adding thereto the following
FHe may also take the testimony of such
persons, bearing upon such application as
he may deem advisable, and for this pur-
pose is authorized to administer the neces-
sary oath. Any person who in giving such
testimony shall swear falsely, and any per-
son who shall, knowingly and corruptly
make any false statements in an affidavit
intended to be used in connection with an
application for pardon, or for remission OF
fine or forfeiture, shall be deemed guilty of
perjury, and shall be punished therefor as
provided by law" ls.a ..s#a rsrets..
SEC. 2. This act, being deemed by the
General Assembly of immediate impor
lance, shall take effect and be in force
from and after its publication in the Daily
State Register, Daily State Leader and the
Iowa Homestead, newspapers published at
Des MONIES --s ....- ...r..---..s. ...
J Approved April %, 1872.
/ hereby certify that the foregoing act
waspublished in the daily Leader. April
80, and in the Daily Register, April 30
and in the Iowa Homestead May 8, 1872
-.-aFs.-. ED WRIGHT, Sec. of State.
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CHAPTER 196.

An act to amend chapter one hundred and
seventy-five of the laws of the Thirteenth
General Assembly. agl.gEa gaee as
Sectisn /. Be 1t enacted by the Cen
eral Assembly OF the State Of Iowa, That
seventy five, of the laws of the Thirteenth
General Assembly, is hereby amended by
striking out all that part of said section
after the words allowed by law" occur
ring in the tenth line of said section, and
inserting in lieu thereof the words, what
ever sums said sheriff, constable. or other
person, shall actually and necessarily pay
for carriage hire in so conveying such
prisoner to Jail. 1+@--
! Annroyed Anril o. 1872 ~. ~.