Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-03

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taxes was ordered printed.
sT-FfTvgs oar FRIDAY,Feb. IS. G
Z The Senate Committee on Ways ahdMeahs
.reported- adversely upon tn Q bill appropriate
ing $4,000, for payin. indebtedness of Rolla
School of Mines. y Bills were Kissed: Allowing
courts other than their own; relating to ap-
peals from Justices. COURTS; making sixteen
years the age at which persons NAV be COM
United to the Penitentiary. 49, s-ys
In the House, Mr.. johnson reported a sub
stitute for the bill I'm relation to street raff-
roads. repeating the third parallel act. The
substitute was adopted. The bill making it a
felony to keep or operate any gambling device
was passed. ..s ftt.,y is,E8fF T.a:ttf4A
mos s.fl sst, .t.sss n sATURDAr;s sb. 10.
In the Senate, the bill relating to expendi-
lures of county courts was passed; also the
bill relating to changes of venue. The Street
Railroad bill was returned from the House,
signed. and sent to the Governor. ,, tDo
In the House, resolution providing for q
popular vote on the temperance question was
tabled. A resolution eytendingthe sympathy
OF the people of Missouri to the suffering popr
Jurisdiction OF justices of the peace was
passed.
r-. ...... d. MONDAY, Feb. 81
Mr.. Cottey introduced bill in the Senate
making operative the Township and County
Aid act of 1s6S in the matter of refund .ng the
amount subscribed for railroad building
through the several counties directing thai
taxes from roads which have received town.
ship aid shall be applied to payment OF prin-
cipal and interest thereof Counties not hay.
ing subscribed for stock are to pay over all
taxes collected to those which have. The bill
in relation to importation ot cattle and that
increasing the number of Blind Asylum TfuS
tees were sent to the Governor. A resolution
looking 10 the speedy trial and punishment of
certain CRIMINALS was appro priately referred.
In the House, a resolution to adjourn until
Wednesday in honor of Washingtons Brit
day, and ilistructing the Adjutant General to
fire salute, was lost so far as adjournment
was concerned The clause specifying salute
OF thirteen guns was adopted.
..4 .,.- .,.t. u TUESDAY, Feb. p.
In the Senate, Mr.. Cottey, from Committee
on Ways and Means, reported a sub stitute for
three bills relating to the collection of State
claims from the government. The substitute
was adopted.
The House Committee on Internal I'm
provements agreed to report favorably Senate
bill l1s, amending the Revised Statutes relat-
ing to reports from railroad companies. The
biil reducing railroad freights and fares will
De reported adversely.
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t .,.., go ... WEDNESDAY, Feb. %.
The Senate received message from the
Governor setting forth his reasons for refusing
to approve the billnllowing bonds to be signed
and acknowledged before notaries public Mr..
Manr1nS offered u resolution cutting off the
pay OF members who absent themselves on
any account other than sickness. substitute
for the bill in relation to grain shipments by
rail, limiting the time or detention of cars 10
twenty-f -four hours after service OF notice, and
liking Il rate of - day for eacn car held after
that Time, was ordered engrossed.
The House considered Senate bill No 1, reg
ulating interest on money, but it failed to pass
80 yeas to 4S nays, y being necessary. The
Mott bill relating to benevolent societies was
Teintrodnced and slightly amended, for the
ing of terms.