Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-31


Buchanan three, Greene two, Jasper two,
johnson two. Nodaway two, Pettistwo, Saline
two. st. Louis County two, and each of the
is to remain as now constituted. with thirty
four districts with limits now established
Substitute for joint and concurrent resolution
20, extending to the people of Ireland the
sympathy OF the people OF Missouri, was
adopted. ss..,r MAJ
,.tt......... FRIDAY, March Is.
In the Senate, Mr.. Cottey called up the
House Appropriation bill, which was debated
at length andfinally passed by avote of "a to s.
The vote by which house bill .221, relating to
liens on real estate, failed to pass. was recon
sidered and the bill passed. The bill requir.
ing the proper ventilation of coal mines and
providing for the inspection OF the same, and
that making Treasures er-o6fcio Collectors
also passed. House resolution to adjourn
committee with instructions to report at ii to-
morrow. H-a
In the House, Mr.. Harper offered a substi-
tute for q resolution by Mr.. Craig, which was
adopted, providing that when the Thirty first
General Assembly adjourn Thursday, March
"a, it be sine die. Substitute for House bill 3i2,
to allow school boards in cities of Sc, 900 in.
habitants to use one school enumeration four
times in five years, passed-ayes, 70: noes, !.
This is the bill introduced by Mr. Mer1yman
at the request of the st. Louis School Board.
SATURDAY, March 10.
The Senate refused to fix upon the oath as
the day for adjournment, but the committee
in charge of the matter recommended the 2sth.
The bill to punish persons who allow gambling
on their premises was amended and passed.
The bill creating the Office of Public Printer
was reported with such amendments as will
completely kill it. The House Apportionment
bill was reported with a substitute very ma
terially changing the districts.
In the House, Mr.. Dawson called up House
bill 1876. to authorize and empower the Fund
Commissioners to borrow $4,000 for time
not exceeding six months at six per cent. in
terest, to meet a casual deficiency in the rev.
enue fund The bill was read the third time
and passed-75 to 80. The Appropriation bill,
with five OF the Senate amendments, also
passed.
MONDAY, March 81.
The Senate Committee on Constitutional
Amendments reported back the bill to sub
NIT to vote of the people a constitutional
amendment prohibiting the manufacture inn
portatiOn and sale OF Intoxicating beverages,
with the recommendation by the majority of
the committee that it do not pass A motion
to suspend the rules and put the bill on its
passage resulted in vote of I6 to l4-not a
whom had been feferFed the HOUSE resoln 10
ton in reference to final adjournment re-
ported in favor of adjournment sine die
Monday, March %. at II O'Clock m. This time
was agreed ON by the Senate and the House.
The Speaker of the House, on motion, an
nounced as a conference committee to meet
a like committee of the Senate to consider
the differences between the two Houses on
Senate amendments to the House Appropria-
ton bill, Messrs. Dawson, Wood and Harring-
ton. number of important measures were
disposed OF.
TUESDAY, March %.
The Conference Committee of the two
Houses on the general Appropriation bill
agreed upon their report. 1t increases the
appropriation for criminal costs: as provided
in the original senate bill. One quarter of
the State revenue goes to the public schools
House bill No. alS, known as the Justices
Landlord and Tenant law, passed by a very
large majority. Its main features compel the
landlord to commence proceedings to recover
rent in the Justices district in which the prop
teri BILL only waiting the Governors sigma
ture. reads as follows: whoever manufac-
lures out of any oleaginous substances, or any
compound of the same, other than that pro-
duced from unauthorized milk. or cream from
the same. any article designed to take the
place OF butter or cheese, produced from
pure, unauthorized milk, or cream of the
same or shall sell, or offer tor sale, the same
as an article of food, shall, on conviction
thereof. be confined in the county Jail not ex-
eeeding one year, or fined not exceeding
$1,000. or BOTH"
In the House, Mr.. Bashaw's amendment to
the rules, doing away with the necessity of
voting on bill amended by the Senate when
concurred in, was adopted. Bills passed:
Providing for the appointment of receivers to
take charge of and manage the business of
ran nse If for eisios
Or other public purposes. when such use shall
be demanded by majority of the voters of
the district voting at any annual or special
meeting; allowing a married woman i'm all
cases to sue and be sued without joining her
husband to the same extent IS If she were I'M
married.
WEDNESDAY, March g,
The time of the Senate was principally
consumed in reading and signing bills which
had passed both branches of the Assembly
The Marriage License law, which passed in
license shall be obtained of the Re-
corder. and prohibits, under penalty of
$500. the solemnization of the cere-
In case either of the parties to the contract |
are minors, the consent of parents or guarii-
the ceremony are required to make |
return within ninety days, underpenalty of |
not less than S. nor more than 500 fine.
In the House. Bills were passed: Providing |
for the medical treatment of insane criminals |
and establishing lunatic asylum at the state |
regulating freight and tariff |
charges by railroad companies; preventing |
railroad companies from pooling or dividing |
their earnings prescribing the manner OF So |
lecting grand jurors, and many others.
Tobacco in Italy is monopoly of |
the Government, which largely buys |
Kentucky, Virginia and Ohio brands.
Kentucky leaf makes all the ..Cavour
cigars, 6r three-fourths of all cigars
smoked in the peninsula; Virginia leaf |
is manufactured into the - straw cigars
of Milan, and Ohio leaf turns out the
:. Havana cigars" somewhat after our
plan OF Havana filters and Connecticut |
wrappers. There are in the kingdom |
eight principal manufactures which |
turn out 5000, 600 cigars daily. There |
IS very little cigarette or pipe smoking;
from the King to the lazzarone the |
whole nation smokes the Cavours"
They cost only cent.