Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-06
A Resolution offered to Impeach
Judge Hayes.

Ia u list Of chsirmen:
Way 8 and Means-Converse.
Reorgan'z alton OF the Judiciary System
OF Linn.
Judiciary-SJorey.
Federal Relations Wilson.
Congressional Districts Weaver.
Retrenchmeut and ReforD-Densmore.
Constitutional Ameudment-S1eet.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Schools Butler, OF Page.
Suppression OF Int, mperance-Custer
Agrlcultute-Brown.
Claims Culbertson, OF Carroll.
Railways-Finn.
Banks and b inktng-Hayz'ett.
Compensation Of Public ufi .ers-Uverholt.
Ger.
Insurance-Bensop.
Public Buiidlngs-TeAle.
Horticulture aud Forestry-Wilscn, Of Cass.
Roads and Higbways--Cyle.
Mines and MiniDQ--Boggs.
Judicia, Observation-Disclosures
Mtlitary-Schee.
State University--Brce.
Agric Iltural Collcge--Moore.
EI, clons- Schaller.
Senatorial Districts-Rtley.
representative DIstricts-Cousins.
rolled Bills-Rosch.
EagroGsea Bills-Wi.ey.
Ccuu,y and Tows1ip Organizations Nit
cheIl.
Municipal Corporations Psttee.
Medicine. Surgery and Pharm scy-Wilour.
Rules Weaver.
Prfuting-Walker.
Library hedhead.
Domestlc Maj ufactures-McCarty.
Private Corporations -Lsthrope.
Lsbor-Colemsn.
Public Lsnds-Mestrvey.
Police Regulations Spencer.
Fish and Game-Ba!lcv.
& m~merce-Nelson.
Board OF Public Charitips-Grecn
s,li'.rs' and Orphans Home-Lyon, OF
Guthrie.
Norma, Standardization.
Soldiers HON Anderson. OF Warren.
ASYLUM for Feeble Minded Childreu--Ag-
new.
peniteniiary at Fort Madison REYNOLDS.
Psniteutisrya at Anamoss-Butler, Of Chero-
kee.
Hospital FOR the Insshe-La Force.
Reform School-Gstes.
College OF the Blind-Lyons OF Mahaska.
institute of the Deaf aud Dumb Bradley.
A bill was introduced in rhe House TO make
the office OF railroad commissioner elective In
stesdfo appointive.
The two houses OF the low Legislature met
in joint session OF Wednesday and elected the
following named gentlemen:
Warden of the penitentiary at Fort Madison,
George Crossley.
Warden Of the penitsntiary at Anamosa,
Marquis Barr.
State printer, George Z. Roberts.
State binder, L. 8. Merchant.
The Democratic caucus candidates were, T.
&. Jackson, OF Page county; W. A. Benton, of
Clayton; A. G. Roberts, Of Lee, and James
Lee of johnson. X .ch received lAe full vote
of their party members.
The resolution offered by Col. Keatley re-
ques,iDg the lows members of Congress- TO use
tueir 4, fuencr In favor OF the Passage OF "a law
regulating inter state caused d heat
Ell debate. The motion 10 lay on the table WIS
carried.
Bills were intoduced requiring foreign In
corporations d ing business In the state 10 re-
inc Drporate under the laws OF Iowa, one limit
rg charges for the use Of telephones tn IS per
month for o single telephone and 80 so when
the same party rents more than one instru-
m~nt. and TO grant municipal suffrage TO
women.
In the House Thursday afternoon a resolu-
ton vas adopted to investigate the suspension
and subsequent Reinstatement! OF the auditor
of state.
The Senate considered the same question
during the afternoon. A long aud spirited
discussion ensued when the senate dj Durned.
In the House Mr.. Culbertsou, CT Des Mo,nes
presented a memorial from the mayors con-
| vention.
Mr.. Realty introduced q bill to regulate fire
insurance companies.
Mr.. Ramsey introduced q bill for the pro-
lection Of workmeu In m.0es.
Mr. Oyerholtzer introduced a bill providing
for local option.
Mr.. Robinson introduced in the Senate a
bill To create insurance commission.
Mr.. Cald veil intro tuc-d u bill 70 make vac
~cination ia Cub ic schools compulsory.
Mr.. Kuixht introduced u bill TO exempt GEM
eteries from taxation.
Tn. bills of most imI 1rtance Introduced In
the House and 3 nate are as follows: 10
provide for the e!ec for by the people OF he
rail way commissioners /. To prevent thJ black
listing OF employees to regulate the screening
OF coal; To abolish the Circuit court and es-
tahltsh caunty courts TO forbid public officers
from accepting free passee; to establish M
tnsurauc department.; To abolish the grand
Jury tn prohibit the employment Of convict
labor aud TO tx . uniform rate OF charges by
telegraph companies.
FRIDAY, Jan. 29.-The Senate adopted the
H us. concurrent resolution to investigate
the Shermsn Brown quarrel. A committee Of
three from each House viii be appointed.
Several petitions were introduced to regulate
the ssle of spurious and sdulteraied butter.
A bill wac introduced TO proven. the manufsc-
lure and sale Of imitation butter and cheese
by Mr.. Robiuson.
Mr.. B oom introduced q bill 10 provide for
the levy Of a tsx Il & OF q mill to create = pei
manept fund for tue university.
The Senate al 'urDei until Monday.
In the house N resolution was Introduced by
Mr.. Weaver recit'ng that charges OF n serions
character had been MADE against Judge w. /
HAYES, az the SEVENTH Judicial distrc', 6pd
moved that u committee of nine b, app ,iuted
TO Investigate the Charge.
| The resolution went over until Monday, to
which day the house al 'drntd.
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