The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-03-30

school lands In Harrison county.
| lis. Relating to cities organized
under special charters, conferring ad
ditional powers and amending char,
ters of said cities.
1l6. To amend Chapter 10. of To-
cal acts of the 1ith General Assem-.
bly,. appropriating $3.50 to buy wood
en- legs for Joseph Metz.
III. To authorize the relocation o.
railroads.
is. To amend Clause 4, Section
lG06 of Code in relation to labor ol
students in Agricultural College.
11a. To release Page county from
the payment of certain taxes claimed
by the State.
12o. To amend Section 1921 oi
Code. in relation to independent
school districts.
l2l. To amend Chapter 50 OF pub
lie acts of 18th General Assembly in
relation to game.
l22. To enable townships, incor-
porated towns and cities to aid in
construction Of railways.
The following have not yet been
arranged by chapters:
Making appropriations for State
and Judicial officers and amending
Section 120 Of the Code. This is
the bill usually lenominated as the
Omnibus Appropriation billy
In relation to reports of public
officers and institutions, and to pro-
vide for printing and distributing
public documents.
Providing for the changing of
the names of unincorporated towns.
Gives power to the Board of Super
visors.
To amend Chapter . of the Code
relating to railways Changes time of
certain report from April l5 to March
25th)
To amend Section 1881 Of the
Code, providing a poor tax of one
and one half mills.
-Appropriating $4;,..5O to sup
port the State University.
-Amendatory Of Section 156 Of
the Code relating to publication Of
reports Of Supreme Court.
-Appropriating S20,l0o to the
hospital for insane at Mt. Pleasant.
TO provide for the improvement
OF penitentiary at Ft. Madison.
Providing for the condemnation
of lands for cemeteries and regulating
the record and transfer Of lots there
in.
To provide for commencing the
lateral wing Of the asylum for the
deaf and dumb at Council Bluffs.
TO provide for the continuation
of work on Anamosa penitentiary.
TO regulate circuses and other
public shows.
Relating to appointment of road
supervisors.
To regulate salaries of certain
officers and guards in the peniten-
tiary.
Authorizing Auditor of State to
purchase certain lands in Appanoose
county known as part of the Saline
Grant.
Making females eligible to school
Offices.
To enable counties to supply
certain officers with Fields treaties
on county and township officers.
To diminish liability to railroad
accident and punish interference with
and injury to railroad trains.
To further the work on the new
Capitol building.
-Apportioaing the State into SEN
atorial districts.
To extend the time for counties
to bond their Indebtedness.
To organize and support hos
pital for the feeble minded at Glen
wood.
Making further appropriations
for the Reform School at Eldora.
To liquidate the Indebtedness of
the Reform school.
Making further appropriations for
the College for the Blind.
-Apportioning the State into Rep
resentativc Districts.
An act to repeal section 1853 of
the Code, making alterations in re-
gard to drains and water courses.
An act to amend section 900 Of
the Code in relation to preservation
of title Of certain school, church and
other lands from tax sales.
An act to provide for keeping
the highway on the Reform School in
order.
An act recognizing the Board
of Regents of the State University by
adding the Superintendent of Public
Instruction.
An act to establish and maintain
a Normal school at Cedar Falls.
An act to legaiize a certain as
sessment of taxes in Webster county.
An act to amend sshool laws for
the Encouragement of Independent
districts and a return to the district
system.
An act to legalize the town of
Lennox. Taylor county.
To provide for the organization
Of the county of Grimes from part of
Pottawattamie.
TO legalze the sale of certain
lands in Cherokee county.
Making appropriations for the
State Agricultural College.
TO legalize the Farmers Mutual
Insurance Company of Mitchell coun-
ty.
To provide for the publication
and distribution of the laws of the
10th General Assembly. (The act
the distinction between
local and general laws as regards pub
lica,ion, requiring all to be in one
volume.
For the relief of certain railroad
companies, their agents and EN-.
ployees. (This is known as the
Amnesty bill'' remitting all past
penalties to railroads for noncompli-
ance on condition Of future obedi-
cnce.)
Providing for the establishment
Of superior courts in cities of certain
grades. permits cities Of 5000 and
upwards to establish them.
A Money Order Thief Caught.