The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-01-31

Insurance-white. Beatty. East,and. Majors,
Brinfman. Smith OF Marshall. Anderson Of
Apportionments-wait of Lincoln, stum.
baugh. Albin. Sallee, Lawson, Bower BAKER,
Mines and Mining. Callen. Hossack. B1xsr.
Inter State Commerce Wright, Ewing, Far
ris, FISHER, Cool, Ellison. Godfrey; .,
Clark of Montgomery. Clossfon' Hail. sa'iee'
Mileage-RaybeL: Bissell. blanchard, Ew-
Temperance-Calvin, WOODWARD Eckics'
In the Senate, on the 23d, bill was pass.
cd appropriating $40 600 to furnish the Insane
Asylum at Topeka. The appropriation. II
made, will enable the institution to accom-
modase 100 patients the me 1e11tcsx ON
which Kansas City, NO., now stands was laio
ON the table. The Senate refused to appoint
was passed requiring the Adjutant- General
20 report what troops were called into SEW
fee to suppress the Emporia strike, how long
in service, by what authority, ana now pa,o
also what preparation was made Dy
him to supply arms to settlers during the IN
dian raid, and that he submit copies OF orders.
kilograms, etc. The resolution 70 PRINT tne
Governors message in the German and Swed
fish language was lost. The HOuse met as
l D. IN. Several resolutions were introduced
| relating To the regulation OF freight and fares
on railroads. MIR. T. =. Gable introduced q
bill to provide for sinking coal shaft as
the Penitenliary. A resolution to allow
members to subscribe for papers to be
RESOLUTION passed furnishing S worth of pos
tage stamps to members. A resolution was
aiopted, the substance of which Is as fol :.
lows: pledging that we WORK 70 OH, tna No e9
upon the issue presented by an unrecon-
siructed solid South, unit each citizen OF our
common country can, without Tear anu i,, mo
question, as he may desire, and fully exer-
| else his political rights guaranteed py the
Constitution"
In the Senate, on the oath, the Committee
on Public Buildings reported, recommending
the passage of the bill app-opriating money
to build the west wing of the State Capitol
amended and passed. resolution was
adopted which provides for the appointment
of nine Clerks of committees. rive
bills were introduced. The Commit.
tee on Elections recommended that the
petition of James Strain, in the contest
ease wherein he claims the seat of Mr.. j. ..
pastpeneG iii ht Monday. In Committee of the
| Whole, Senate bills Il and 10 were recon.
mended for pass ge,and the report was agreeu
to: The President was authorized 70 apPoi ,
a Committee on Revision. The President ap
pointed Messrs. Hallowell, Johnston, Bene'
Dict Kirk and Fitzpatrick. A message from
the Governor. containing appointments, wa
/ rccei, cd. but no action mad before ADJOURN
ment. The Senate meets at O'Clock tO-mor'
row. In the House, j. +. Burris WAS ap
| pointed Assistant Postmaster. Mr.. A. Brown
Fret Assistant EDgrossing Clerk. ana miss
| Lolita Bell First Assistant Enrolling CLERK
| Thirteen bills were introduced: The Com
mittce on Elections were authorized 10 EN-
ploy clerk. House bill No. 81 was passed
| \ Joint resolution similar to the one intro
duced in tie Senate, and providing for tint
| submission of a Constitutional amendmen
to the laws on assessments and taxation, was
introduced. The House concurrent resOlu
tiOn relating 10 railroads was taken mp anC
caused some lively debate. No action was
had, when the House adjourned till oo'cioci
to morrow.
In the Senate, on the 18th, the following
appointments of the Governor were confirm
ed As Regents of the Agricultural College
Messrs T. C. Henry, W. L. Chall,ss and Z.
Purcell; Trustees OF Charitable Instttutions
Amana T. Sharpe; Regents of Normal Schooi
j. Wright Edwin Tucker, NJ. NJ. Murdoch
Commissioner Of Fisheries, ID. Is. Long; d.
rector of Penitentiary, VIM. Martindale; re
gent of State University, Archibald Beatty
A bill was introduced creating an execudSt
council and prescribing its duties: INT
Senate adjourned until O'Clock Monday
| ......In the House, q resolution allowing the
Committee on Engrossed Bills to employ
| clerk was laid on the table. The COMMITTED
on Elections was authorized to send Tor per
| sons and papers in the matter of the contest
case of Alien VS.. Spiilman. A resolution dt.
recting members Of Congress and Senators to
use their influence toward the maintenance
| of the double standard of gold and silver, and
that the coinage Of the same be uniinnted
the National banking law, and The retirement
If National bank notes, was laid over under
the rules. Adjourned TO 3o'clock Monday.