The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-02-10
LEGISLATIVE,

In the Senate, on the 1st, among the
bills passed to second reading were bils-regulst-
ing the sale Of liquor to enforce the warrants and
orders OF corporations in certain cases; to ame nd
the law relative to garnishment and executions: TO
enforce mechanics liens. The bill fixing the com
pensation of County Treasurers was taken up on
third reading and passed. The bill providing that
in all jury trials, six dollars shall be taxed as
costs. was considered on its third reading,
pending which the Senate adjourned =. In the
House sundry bills were passed to a second read
ing. The Woman Suffrage Amendment came up
and was made the special order for Feb 3. The
build public buildings extraordinary occasions,
was passed. The bill regulating and making an
appr' priatioE for the Anamosa Penitentiary was
taken up and considered, pending which the
House adjourned
OK the 2t, in the Senate, a joint resolu.
ton opposing contraction of the currency was
referred. Bills passed to a second reading-flxine
the per diem Of fence viewers at 81: to make an
accessory after the fact liable to Indictment and
punishment: that where a Judgment in a Justices
court exceeds Slb transcript may be certified To
the Circuit Court: to limit actions on wriis on
contracts and judgments Of the courts to ten
years, and for the recovery OF real properly in
twenty years: to facilitate the provision of sub
jects for medical schools; bill TO increase the
salary Of District and Circuit Judges to ss,5Oo
In the House the discussion was continued on the
Anamosa Penitentaiy bill and, without reaching
tiual rotc, the House adjourned
in the Senate, on the Sd, bill was
lassed-providing that Supervisors shall reside in
the district when elected. end that cities may
elect member Of the Board when their pOpuIa
no, e Is more ihan third o IhaL OF the county
Dl'lS were passed 10 Il second reaulnS-proViuInE
for throwing incoscd lands open to the public; TO
require counties to refund taxes; IN AID OF the
Fort Madison fenitentlary; makin% an appropria-
ton for the Mount Pleasant Insanc ho>pta pro-
vdng for the recording of all State and District
officers. In the House Kate Harrington was
invited 10 denver eehtthhial poem. on
the ,th. Suudty bills We're plsscc TO a
second readiaE-to appropriate S9O0JO Tor the
centennial txLoSitlOn; approplatlns S59ooo Tor
tne insane Aslluhl al M. Ileasah'' mat the phr,
Ghascr al taA s"le' VI any uil't,suS or scHoo,
lahds Shaii acquire ohlF the tiit OF 'he original
nit rape; providing that appeals from the euuaii
zation OF assessments shaii De 10 me supervisors
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pprerx NAV ha InSpad or dennSited viii Sotiomal
BANKS THE discussion was resumed on the Ana
mosa p.niteufiary hill nendnp which The Houss
adonrned '
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IN the Senate, on the 4th, JOINT reSO-
tuition in favor of ship canal from Lake Michigan
to the Mississippi River was adopted. Bills were
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