The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-23

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on the Senate bill relative 10 corporations for
pecuniary profit also, on the JOINT resolution
In favor Of the Hennepin canal. Among the
bills introduced in the House were: By Mr..
DUNCAN, to enable Boards Of Supervisors to
levy taxes to aid county agricultural societies;
snperintendents; by Nj. Powell, 70 provide
funds for the establishment or public libraries
by Mr.. Aaker, relating TO condoning
o6ense Of seduction By providing that
defendant IN addition TO - marrying.
osp %9s p.y ~ T.. q &. So' s NJ Quinn n giving
authority and collected within the city The
bill to amend chapter 14S, acts Of the Sixteenth
Assembly, providing for the establishment Of
Superior Courts in cities Ct certain sixo, passed
under suspension Of the rules also, tho bill
requiring Directors to ret ont trees on school
the Code % to exemptions from executions,
providing the person entitled to exemptions
forfeits no right By allowing levy TO be made
on his property without objection.
Among the bills introduced in the Senate on
the 14th were the following: By Mr.. Clarke, Of
Wayne, 70 regulate the loaning Of money in
Iowa; By Mr.. Ludlow, 10 appropriate funds for
the purchase Of lands and the erection and fiir-
nishing OF buildings and improvements for Or
phans' Home; By Hemenway, for special cleo
don Of school officers and to secure the mainte-
nance Of independent district 9chools; by Rus
sel, Of Greene, e 70 taking private proPsrty for
purchase grounds for the State Fair, appro-
priating e3S, $50. 33k, being Browns Park, near
Des MOnes, used for several years past by the
State Agricultural Society FOR their annual
fairs. A bill passed in the Senate legalizing
the acts Of the Fifth District Court; reducing
law Of the Eighteenth Assembly in reference to
the hsh-ways and for tho appointment Of
State EntOmOlOgist. The House Joint resOlu-
tion relating to the construction Of the Henne-
pin canal passed III the Senate; also the Senate
joint resolution - TO the Improvement OF
Among the bills introduced in the House were
the following By Hubbard, making the state
= party TO actions Of foreclosure Oh purpose Ct
settling priority Of liens on real estate ; also
bill relating to salaries Of District Attorneys;
by O'Brien, to provide for the Improvement Of
highways in the State by Flint, making the
service Of horse lien on the colt BY Bah
cock, prohibiting corporations from doing
business in the State, unless incorporated under
its laws; By Babcock, in regard to the service Of
Eatiye and nonresident landowners !; by john
son, for . Normal School at Maquoketa; by Hart,
to prevent and punish adulteration OF food,
drink and medicine, and the sale Of inferior
fabrics represented - genuine BY Holmes,
relative TO taking private property for railway
purposes by Irwin, to authorize counties to
invest funds held TO pay bonds or other indebt-
ednees, and to purchase their own bonds: BY
me sAmos 70 equsnzo tno SoVu uMo eAanou "
convicts. maJorlty OF tno CommNsoo On
Constitutional Amendments reported fAvora-
bly, on striking out the word "male" from the
constitution.
The bill relating to olandlords' liens was passed
BY the Senate on the 18th. It restores tho law
as ii stood under the revision or 1860. Bills
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Mno.oy, 1p!o,svlue suv 0..so ~. ~ 0en..o -. -
districts; ny Hall Iln Allowing e..oIne ~ nSn
,r.aenrsd ~ them ~ tha ssma rccnlaf1n0 fhe
sale and transfer Of grain in elevators, ware
houses. criDs, ETC.; Dy Narenonse receIp.s, sucn
teceias 70 caI,y tne gram snu I Lew no1 o. - -.
corded Dy tne same, IN reiauon e tsAln0
shaIes OF hationai Dank. Mr. WHens pr
.enssu IeulonsIIanco y. .no c..lleus ..hI;sh -
;anu, a..awa.a.e coun o.tl sssln,s ro.tad ~
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wa ~ .no , s,,,,S. - 80 "a -. .are-ssS. ~
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Lnc piil 20 PronIDs coIpo P.l PuulslLons 49,
as,or alas,;na in Sanotor Hs",!rr.v presdent nrc
After e,ec.ne SENATOR nsny I'm sS.:.a. a.ns ~ ~
,e,n. .ne SENATE sponI .Ic usy ~ s.,s
bili u Ie'a.ion 70 .no e:nposuent - H., Mn.,.o
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!of Pa,A puIpos1s so w .,s.,.,. -. s.
70 aesua.o .ne .;ls ap's yss''oresaJ tnvns .
places NOT in cules OF ncorPosa.ou S sosu.. !.
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Charles Mcclure. clerk Of that committee, dur
Ing the absence Of Mr.. Wolfe, the Chairman,
iorged the name 9, sne Cnalrmen 20 lssoa,
ra;l,ra - axtarS r;sk. .,.d ;ndehtad-
.'aa. :; -. I'..,;n.;.aa .,.,,,t rha nnr,nn;tta.
n.ss a;.l, - ~ un'ni'01 @uiou1'' 80 0o'..'sS'0
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to persons arrested Tor drunkenness 70 cese tncy
ae8n;telv nostnoned in the Senate on the 18th.
.,.a..,ay;s, ,.rasa,,tad sro,,, tha Tors hrav.
ars = .1s;nst The snI, mission nf : nrohihitorv
s.oa,.Srnans .nd il cass ~ snhm;sainn ~ ~ "a
,,as .rr.s - -. r..omnanse - ,,ronerfv II tina
49, = S;s.;,Ios;as "a hrars,ies rcndarad
=. .ha..alr san.tor n..n ;ptrndnceS
sha ;n,t tne,os ra.,i,,t;on and mamn..l ~
~. ss;sso,,r; ,vsr - Council RlnfYs
-. 'lsnuL. .suIa. .,.s,a,,.;or - tha rnIs.
Pass 49, raa uuue. ...l ,a.;s;nr. -ara nrascrtaI
s,r;L .s tha ,rars ,aeIa rom the consr;fn-
10, Tha 80 "oa,,,;..aa ranortad fsyornhlv an
Az rra.,sa In =, rs,.,;an - tha aiactinn ~
Aiaermen in cities Of the first-class. II appliee
10 n.s Mo;nea H,,rlinyton and Conncl Bnffa
I, maLas tha election Of half the Aldermen
.rlv nslS - Ia alact al a. tha fsrst clecfion
ynder the hi for ons wear and half for two
years ii the same manner with Aldermen a.
iarpe' The House voted 10 hold two scssionG
per diay hereafter.
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Among inc pliis 'n.louuceo NJ .uo o.nss0 =.
the 18th were the Following I: ~ Mr. Ciafk' OF
Page to transfer insurance matter from the
Auditor.s Office ia the Register Of the Land or
nee ny Mr. iimsseil. az Jones. 10 repcal the
law relating TO frauds ON hotels and boarding
houses !: by M. Clark. OF Wayne. that all rail-
wives. wives a and that the @ state nv their expenses
at the capital, 20 that legislation may not
% retarded y .ne Absence ol III nsnatols. .0a.
NH usse ~ ~. ~ wa Sbaan RrSeSars sna AZ.
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