Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08
Nays-Blackman, Butler, Clark Of
Benton, Hswett, Leahy, Maxwell,
Secor, Stedman, Tattle, Williams
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/ SENATE. sH
| A bill to facilitate the construction
Of the Chicago Clinton q Dubuqu,
K. r. and to leeslise the acts of said
Company snd its change Of name
| was passed under suspension Of th<
rules, by = vote Of a 70 2. NJ
The bill repeating she law allow.
ing the levy Of taxes TO AID in the
construction of railroads, was taken
up and passed BY the following vote:
Ysss-senaters Bssrdsly, Bsnis, Boon
o., Bsrks, Campbell. chanbsrs. Csavsrss
Crery. Dasue, Dysart Pairall, Gault, Har
~. ireland, Kephart Kstehum, Kiane
tArrabss. Lowry, Maxwell, NcCoid. McCor-
mack, NeCaliech, MsK sas, Merrill, Miles
Read, Share, Stone, Stuart Taylor, Vale,
West, Willett, Wona, Yesag-S6.c E
Nays-Ssnaasss Askias, Clauses, Dash
isll, Fitch, Hsvsas. Hovland, Leavitt Nc.
Intyrs, Murray, Russeli-11.
Absent or not voting -Senators Ailsn
Nc Mutt, end RicAirds-8. 5a o. as
The House Joint Resolution in re.
lation to the terminus Of the Union
Pacific Railroad 1t Council Bluffs,
was token up, the rule suspended and
the resolution adopted.
The House Joint Resolution and
the report Of tho Comm,ttee in rela-
tion to the increase Of pension to
Charlotte c. Croker, was consider
cd. The rule was suspended and the
resolution adopted. Z. aiIl ss1d97H
Senator Murray. from the Com.
mittee on Federal Relations, 70
whom had been referred . petition
protesting against the removal Of
certain tribes Of Indians from their
reservations, reported. recommend
ing the adoption of joint resolution
sustaining the President ia his pres.
ent policy Of dealing with the In.
dams. f.iu Ga
Senator Hurley, from the Special
Committee, TO devise the best means
Of considering report Of Revision
Commissioners, submitted printed
report, recommending the adoption
Of concurrent resolution for the
division Of the report and matter aud
its submission to the varions commit
tees, the Judiciary Committee to
hare the largest portion; also, when
considering sach report and matter,
the Senate and House be organ;--a
as . Joint Committee; al.~' 20
s,,Lnsv = joint Cou.ssser 'es'"S
of Eve memhe,. irc-- each house. to
:. ..,,.a .ne Committee Of Revision,
,h.ouel, whom the other Committees
shan report; also, to invite the Revi.
sion Commissioners to seats on the
floors OF the two Houses, and in tho
Committee on the Whole.
The report was adopted N,
A bill TO allow Clerks Of the
Courts to solemnixc marriage was
passed under Suspension Of the rules
BY . vote Of 10 to 4.
i ea HOUSE. .r5
A bill to authorize cities, towns, or
counties to appropriate money for
the building Of bridges, to an extent
not exceeding $40 = linear foot, was
passed under suspeu.lon Of the rules,
by : vote Of SO to 81.
A bill authorizing the apprcpr,a-
ton Of fifty per cent. Of the road tax,
by cities sud towns, N aid in the
construction and repair Of roads
leading thereto, was taken up and
passed, under suspension OF the rules,
by vote Of 95 to 1. afa--
A long discussion ensued on bill
to pay the temporary officers Of the
House. Without concluding, the
House adjourned. q + asaes -. lss