The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-26
IOWA LEGISLATURE.

Both Houses Of the Legislature assembled
on Tuesday, Jan. II. There was little business
beside formal separate vote on United States
Senator, resulting, in tho Senate, in al votes
cast but three for Wilson for the long term,
ind McDill for the short. In the House the
vote stood: Wilson, Republican, So; Kline,
Democrat, II s ubbs, Greenback, Z. Fer the
short term: McDil, 65; Hall, II; Campbell,
Is. President Manning, OF the Senate an
nounced the following Senate committees
Ways and Means-Larrabee, Hebard, Harmon,
Russell Of Jones, Greenlee, CARRIER, Arnold Giilet
Graves, Baker, whaley, Parker and Nichols Of
Judiciary Russell OF Greene, Wright, Nichols
Of Guthrie, Nichols Of Benton, Hemenway aud
Johnson
Bis-Hartshorn, Harmon, Hall, Hutchinson, Rob
inson, Smith, kamrer Keller Cot,er, Wilson, Clark
Of Page, Brown Of Keohak, Brown OF Van Buren,
| and Russe,lof Jones.
Constitutional Observation-Disclosures, Harmon,
Dashiel, Clark Of Wayne, Abraham of Marshall,
Tyrrell, Bills and Hall.
A ricuitnre- Russell Of Jones, CARRIER, Hebard,
Poynecr Nichols Of Muscatine, Marshall, Logan,
Abraham. Parker, Patrick, Hunt, Ludlowe, Clark OF
Wayne Nichols of Guthrie and Russeli Of Greene.
Railroads Rothert, Hartshorn, Nichols Of Guth-
| RE, Hebard, Graves, Shrader, Arnold, Poynoer,
baker, Clark Of Page, Kamrer, Henderson and
Robinson.
Horticultural and Forestins- CARRIER
aud Wall.
Suppression Of Intemperance- Dashie,, Abraham,
Il
aud Mitchell.
The Chairman Of the other Senate co nmittees
| are:
Federal Relations, Wilson; Retrenchment, Bills,
! Appropriations, Arnold; Normal Schools, Harmon
Schools, HartsLorn; County and Township Organi-
ration, Nichols, Of Guthrie; State University, Hem
Claims, H,bard Banks, Pryor; Commerce, Niean
| der; Public Buildings, Bonng: Municipal Corpora
tons, Graves; Manufactures, Nichols, Of Musca,ine
| Printing, Brown, Of Van Buren,; Public Lands
Il ImprpyetAeDtA Abraham
Highways, CARRIER: State Library, Cotton En-
| crossed bills, Brown, of keokuk Enrolled Bills,
eressionai Districts, Gil!cit; K.prersniatlse bis
tricts, Logan; Hospital for the Insane, shrader
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Keller; Colieg,
| for the Blind. Patrick: Ofphans' Home, Ludlow;
peaitentiary, Turell: Reform Schools, MarshAl
Agricultural College, Po,Eer; Insurance, Nichols
q Benton; Compensation q Public ofiicer., hob
Minded Children, Hunt; Medicine and Surgery and
Hygiene, Baker; Rules, Hail.
In the House bills wcre introduced-By Mr.
Pearson, to consolidate the several r0ld dis
tricts q township into one; BY Mr.. Dotson,
to double the pay Of road supervisors by Mr.
Lambert, to repeal chapter l23, acts Of til.
Eighteenth Assembly, Is to fshways by Mr.
| Payne, to repeal the act to enable
townships to give railroad aid; by Mr..
Payne, to amend chapter II, acts Of tht
Eighteenth Assembly. relating to schools ant
learning by MIR. Erick, TO enable County 7 roas
Flint, requiring trees on school grounds to pro.
tect public health by MIR. Eastons, requiring
the Supreme Court Judges TO prepare head.
notes OF opinions filed by Mr.. Wright, ia TO.
lation to mechanics liens Speaker Stluble an
nounced the following House committees:
Ways and Means-Irwin, Meeker, Tool, Bridges
Boiler, Mcdonald, Flint, Upton, Benson, O'Brien
Webster, Caldwell, Bosworth, Cook, Hall, johns ane
| Mccullough,
Judiciary DUNCAN, Wicks, Powell, Picker
| Holmes, Bolton, schmidt, Bishop, Hubbard
Wright, Rorick, MAXWELL Evans, johnson, Mccall
| Anderson and stout
Agricultufe-Stout, HubbeiI, kobb, Muncey, Dot
son, Lucas, Williamson, Elenck, Welrt.ad, Aldrich
Downer, Kelley, Dickens, Taylor, Warren, Blaine
Donahay, Ravens, Plat, Dunan, Drew, boughlaan
Lynch aud DUNCAN.