Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-01-21

committee fcs the turther regulation OF prisons
and reformation OF criminals. BY Car
son, for an act TO require children be-
tween the ages Of and 10 10 attend school.
by Woolson foran net 10 repeal the section OF
tho code relating TO the compensation Of visit
Ing committees to hospitals for the insane,
and providing a substitute Cor the same; also,
for an act TO amend that section OF the code re-
lating to tho discharge OF nonresident pa
TENTS In insane hospital by Dodge, for an
act TO abolish corporal punishment in public
and private chools; also, for an act to provide
o. the liability OF mine owners AMI manufae.
turers for injuries to employees and laborcrs. BY
Carson, for an act to provide for industrial
exhibitions and industrial training In public
schools, The joint resolution providing codes
for each member at cost not TO exceed 800
per set was then adopted. Senator Schmidt,
Of Davenport introduced Joint resolution re-
lating 10 removing the internal revenue tax on
certain articles. Senator Mccoy introduced
joint resolution for Joint convention on
Wednesday, Jan, "a, for the election OF state
printer, state binder, aud wnrdens Of the state
prisons, The senate then adopted joint reso-
buttons for appointment OF visiting committees
Of one senator and two representatives TO Walt
state institutions Also that the general as
sembly should adjourn from four o'clock this
day until Tuesday, Jan. %, at: IN,
The president announced tho Waiting com
mlttees TO the various state institutions, which
we're as follows;
State university, Sweeney; agricultural col.
lsge, Gault; deaf and dumb, Barrett; college
for the blind, Scott; Orphans Home, Stevens;
mt Inn II. lp1 m ga
Asylum, Underwood; Clarnda Asylum, Par
rott; normal school, Deal; Fort Madison Pen
itentiary, Young; Anamosa Penitentiary,
Whaley asylum for the feeble minded, Glass !;
fish house, Poyncer; Eldorado reform school,
Doud; Mltchellvllle reform school, Sutton;
Adjourned at 1 p. m. I'll Tuesday, Jan. 20, at
Sd. IN.
The Joint resolution was adopted for adjourn
mcnt Of the general assembly fromf o'clock to-
day until Tuesday, Jan, Goth at o'clock, p. m.
Upon motion, ths visiting committees TO the
various state institutions were requested "
make their Investigations during the vacation,
and report ut thoir earliest convenience after
the rcconvenlng Of the house, Mr. Chamber
lain offered resolution aud memorial In 70.
ufacturics In semblance Of butter not madc
exclusively from milk or cream; rccites grlcy-
anccs results TO tho dairy interests Of tho
state by the sale and manufacture OF com
pounds not manufactured from pure milk or
cream; also that all such spurious compounds
shall BIO properly labeled and branded. Mr.,
Keatley, OF Pottawattamie offered a resolu.
ton In regard TO convict labor In the state
penitentlary asking that the judiciary com.
mittee change the present contract system 10
one more satisfactory. Referred TO the com
mlttce on Judiciary when appointed,
The speaker announced the following house
members Of committees 10 visit the state instl-
buttons! State University at Iowa City--R q.
Cousins, Cedar; N. b. Holbrook, Iowa. Agri-
cultural College ut Ames-SIlas Wilson, Casa;
II. u. Mitchell, Henry Hospital for the In
sane, at Mt Plcasant--D. A. La Force, Wap
clio; John Coleman, Clinton. Hospital for tho
Innsane, at Independence-G. l.. Dobson,
Buena Vista; II. J, Stger, Tama. Hospital
for the Insane, at Clarlnda-J. A. Oycrholtzcr,
Audubon; w. II, Robb, Union. Asylum for
the Deaf and Dumb at Council Bufrs-Thomas
Tcalc, Decatur; II. G, s. Ranck, johnson.
PenItcnCary at 1T, Madlson-R. \, Benson,
Franklin; e, Shaw, Marion, Penitentiary at
Anamosa--C. j., Andeson, Warrcn;J, T. Ham.
llton, Linn. College for the Blind at Vinton
u. X. Broadley, Wayne; ]. T. Craig, Lee.
Normal School at Cedar Falls-W. SWthrow,
Henry; ID. M. Harris Harrison Soldiers
orphans' Home at Dayenport-Phil schaier,
Sac; q. NJ. Ilazett, Black Hawk Reform
scnool at Eldora--J. II. Spencer, KoJsuth; J.
n,ln Dnfn Anbn nj
elville--Olc Nelson, Story; w. w. Kline, Keo-
kuk. ASYLUM for Feeble Minded Children at
Glenwood-J. IL. Lyons, Guthrie; J, NJ Ham
mond, Fremont. State Matching Houses at
Anamosa and Spirit Lake-Aaron Custer,
Jasper; Thomas Nachtway, Allamakee.
Under the concurrent resolution for visiting
committees they are required toincludc In their
reports the following; First whether the APP
preparations made by the last General Assem-
bly, have been wisely and economically OK
pended. Second, whether they have been cx-
pended for the objects appropriated. Third,
whether chapter or Of the acts Of the Seven
teenth General Assembly have been complied
with In not contracting indebtedness In excess
Of the appropriation. Fourth, whether there
has been any diversion Of any money from tho
Fifth, said committee shall report, also, tho
names and number Of persons employed by tho
and what salaries, also whether any person 30
employed receive or have received anything
In addition 10 his salary in tho way Of board
rooms, light, food or clothing, or anything
else at the expense Of the state. Sixth, said
committees shall also report the means OF cs'
cape from fire and make recommendations there.
TO- Seventh, said committees shall also re-
port the sanitary conditions OF such instltu-
tions, and NAB sA~4A,amendations In regard
thereto. Mr.. GvUpor.cr, OF Audubon, NOV
cd that tho Hos. - 81. Weaver be elected
speaker pro TEN OF tho Twonty-hrst General
Assembly, which motion prevailed unanimous
ly. Mr.. Weaver was sworn In and he was in
troduced to the house by the speaker as the
speaker pro TEN OF the house. Adjourned.