Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-04-12

Package must DC plainly ana correctly |
labeled with amount and kind of liquor; |
also consignee's name. Providing pen,
alties for violation Adopted The bill |
was passed by strict party vote--yeas,
20; nays, H. Several other bills Of minor |
importance also passed, and the Senate
adj lurned.
New bills were introduced as follows |
BY Davic-To amend section sci of the |
code, relating to the assessment Of prop.
erty; by Darnall-To legalizc the transfer |
of certain bridge found to the general |
fund in Favettee county.
The following bills passed; Bill re.
quirng railroads 10 fence tracks. II. +. |
26S-For the purpose Of supplying State
institutions by johbers, manufacturers
and wholesale merchants doing business |
in the State. Bill to amend chapter |,
title of the code, In relation tn corpora
tons for pecuniary profit Bill Ia repeal
section 1865 of the code, relating Ia
changing articles of Incorporation. Bill
to compel insurance companies to pay full
amount of policy. Bill in relation to al.
mission &c the bar Of clerks of district
courts having served four years Bill re
lating to textbooks. Bill allowing any
one e. practice medicine and surgery
Mr. Wilbur called up his motion to recon,
slider the vote by which the House re.
fused to adopt the report OF the second
conference committee on the half mill
levy. Motion adopted. Question being
on the adoption of the report of the con.
ference committee, the ayes and nays were
called, Report was adopted Yeas, 90;
nays, 30.
SENATE.
Dies MONIES, April 6-The following
bills were passed: Ii. +. No. 10, by
Burgess boards of directors
TO change boundaries of independent
school districts within same civil town
ship 5. +. No. 307, by Taylor-Provid.
ing for the support of families of insane
persons out of their estate, providing
that courts shall set apart sufficient sup
port 10 last twelve months after adludg-
ment to be insane :. +. No 30i, pro
viding tor relevy and TeasSessmenl of
special taxes and assessments 5. +. No,
Toto amend chapter 4, title } of Code
Of 1918. relating to electors of President
and Vice President of the United States.
Bid makes tac law correspond with the
acts of Congress in relation 10 electors of
President and Vice President. 5. Il. No.
l36-PrOvidiug for contcSling the election
of Presidential electors; additional TO
chapter q, title of the Code OF 1888 III.
L. No. 2S6, by Robb-ltcstriCting non
resident aliens in their right to acquire
and hold real estate. The bill, as passed
by both houses, prohibits aliens or
corporations, organized in this country
one-half of whose stock Is con.
n.I t..I l1NT a. amt
aliens from owning or acquiring lands in
Iowa. Also providing that if at the end
Of three years lands so held at the present
are not owned by bona iidc citizen of
Iowa, they shall csChcat to the State. The
Senate considered and passed several ap.
preparation bills.
The following bills passed: II. +. 40
To provide for the revision and CoditiCa-
ton of the statutes Of Iowa;
creating commission theDefor and
defining their duties. II. L. No. 6l--
Making railroad companies absolutely
liable Tor damages by fire set by locUmo
tive engines. IL. +. 555-ltelating to
the admission Of pupils from other States
into the College for the Blind. 5. F.
$40, providing for the election of Trustees
of the Soldiers Orphans Home, every
two years. 5. L. No 1913, by Caldwell
TO provide for the better safety Of pas
sengers on board all sail and steam boats
on the inland waters of Iowa ii. +. No.
IA, by Ompson-ltcuuiring the County
Superintendent TO be in his Office the last
Friday and Saturday of each month for
examination Of teacher. ). Il. $50, ny
Funk-Dcsignatin officers who may
| take Acknowledgements of COnycyanCcs OF
| real estate-inCludes the County Auditor
and deputy. A number OF bills of n local
character were also passed. The House
concurred in the Senate amendments to
the pharmacy bill Mr.. Brown called up
his motion to reconsider the vote by which
| Joint Resoiu ion No. l6 was lost The
resolution provides for an am sndmcnt 10
the constitution granting woman suffrage.
The motion to reconsider was adopted.
Ayes So, nays "a The resolution was
Rdopted-aycs 50. nays26
| senate.
! Dies MONIES, April THE following
bills passed. Bill making appropriation
for YUM for feeble minded, appropria-
ting $44, 900 Bill appropriating So, 200
for the Fish Commission. Bill authOri'
zine the purchase OF 1870 acres of land ad-
Joining that now owned by the State for
the Hospital for the Insane at Independ.
ence, to cost hot exceeding So, 500 Bill
appropriating 800. 400 for the pentcntiary
at Anamosa, Bill appropriating "a, 600
for the Benedict Home Mt Des Moines.
Bill allowing trustees of Clarinda Insane
Asylum to appoint overseer or superin
,endent and subordinate TO take charge
of the Institution and manage affairs. and
appropralipg So. 600 for same. Bill 10
amend the code in relation to sidewalks
Bill TO prevent unlawful wearing OF q
A. II. or Legion of United States badges
or emblems. Bill appropriatng 80, 7bt
for Soldiers Home at MarshalltOwn. Bill
appropriating 81. 900 for salaries Of Off
GERS OF the Soldiers Home. Bill grant
ing additional power to certain cities OF
the tirst-class. Bill approprating ZOO
for the State Agricultural College. Ril
approprating $3.50 annually for travelling
expenses of Superintendent Of Public In
struCton. Bill appropriating lI,03i.S y.
TO College for the Blind at NintOn. Bill
appropriating $l7,250 for the Reform
School at Mitchellville. Bill appropria
ting $50, 200 to the Normal School a
Cedar Falls Bill appropriating SiO2, OO'
to The Hospital for the Insane at ClarinGa
Bill authorizing the trustees OF the Clar
india Asylum to purchase 100 acres o
land to cost not exceeding So, 800 Bill
appropriating 81, 100 to secure water sup
ply for the Normal School at Cedar Falls
Several lcgalizlng bills passed.
House.
The House passed the following bills
Bill approprialing $1,000 for State Agri
cultural College. Bill appropriating 81.
034. 80 for the College for the Blind. Ri.
appropriating s55, 900 for the Hospital 70
the Insane at Mt. Pleasant Bill appro
priatng $3l, $50 for the Hospital for til
Insane at Independence. Bill appropria
ting ST., 800 for the Institution for tn
Deaf and Dumb. Bill appropriating SlO2,
900 for the Clarinda Asylum. Bill apprc
priating $t4, 900 for the Institution 10
Feeble Minded. Bill appropriating SCI
$50 for the Boys Industrial School q
Eldora. Bill appropriating sl7 $50 fo
the Girls Industrial School AT Mitchell
.. Vile Bill appropriating $50, 200 for th
Normal School Bill for an act supple
mental to chap. 143 acts of the Goth Gen
eral Assembly, and chap. 16 acts of the 2l'
General Assembly, relating To the sale G
; intoxicating liquors. Bill appropratin
81, 100 to secure water supply at the Stat
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