Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-02-02

sell, Rowan. Rice, Horton.
Industrial Schools--Cummins, Oakman,
| Nelson, Evans, Moore, Schleitcher, Wye
ko9. Foley Roe. Davis Eiers.
Board Of Public Charities -Thornburg,
Roberts, Slosson, Clarke, Shipley. Ma.
honey, Upton, Hart, Estes, Hipwell,
Kline.
Institution for Feeble Minded Thorui.
ley. Hauscr. Oakman, Mahoney, Riley.
Schleicher. Moore, Rice. Kline. Mitchell.
Owen.
| Lahor--Robcson. Byers, Mcfarland.
Nicoll. Thornburg, nauser, Slosson. Dob.
son. Shiplcy, BEEN, Burgess, Hipwell,
Robb.
Domestic Manufactures--Tow
Ecklcs, Chantry, Steele, Lockin. Teale,
Wilson of Cass, Hart, Rowan, Woods.
Wyman.
County and Township Organization
Calvin, Hobbs, Larson, Hospers Jones,
Upton, Walker, Russell, iergcy, Duus,
Roe, Thompson.
Constitutional Amendmcnts-Blyth
Nicoll, Schlcicher. Darnall Mack, Nc
Farland, Yergey, Roc, Theophilus,
Thompson, Burgess.
Police Regulation-Luke, Calvin.
Custer, Byers, Wyckoff, Ball, Agnew,
Dorau. Hipwell, Rowan, Wagner, Mitch.
ell, Duus.
Military-Chantry Eckles, Luke, Wyck.
off. KEENAN,, Agnew, Field, Blythe,
Evans, Cummins, Horton, Hipwell, Rice,
Russell, Wagner, Dayie.
Public Lands and Public Buildings
Larson, Calvin, llospers. Shipley, Ken.
nan, Upton, Yergcy, Buell., Lubbock,
Roundy, Kline.
Committee on Elections-Mack. J ones,
Homrighaus, Roberts, Slosson. Moore.
Riley, Wilson Of Cass, Rowan, Roundy,
Horton, Buell.. Davie,
Library-Wilson, of Butler Head. Cal
win. Roach, Moore, Walker Cummins,
KEENAN,, Theophilus, Dcitz. Russell, Wy.
man. Eilers.
Enrolled Bills-Hunter, Mcfarland,
Roach, Steel, Dayton, Deitz, Wyman.
Engrossed Bills-Brown, Hall, Wilson
of Butler, Wilson of Cass, Buell., Davie.
Woods.
Observation-Disclosures Schleicher, Ship.
ley, Nicoll Roundy. Dietz, Kline
Congressional Districts-Crooks. Mel.
son, Fillmore. Head. Wyckoff. Roach,
Dodson. Yergcy. Thornley,, Clark, Owen,
Buell.. Dayton, Hamilton, Craig, Hart
judicial Districts-Clarke, Fillmore,
Lockin, Roach, Lewis, Steele, Upton,
Evans, Moore, Hunter, Nelson. Jones,
Craig. Owen, Duus, Woods, Buell., Hart.
Senatorial Districts-Hobbs, Luke,
Riley, Thornburg. Mack, Field, Wyckoff,
Ball, Doron, Dietz, Craig, Hart. Dayie,
Dayton, Mitchell, Wagner.
Representative Dstrcts-Chapman
Hamrighaus. Hospers, Mcfarland, Will
son, of Butler. Riley. Agnew, Chantry,
Head. Roach, Wyman, Burgess, Buell.,
Jolly, Lubbock, Roundy.
Rules-Yergey, Luke, Moore, Riley,
Wilbur, Walker. Eilers, jolly, Russell,
Mr.. Speaker.
Fish and Game-Hauser. Jones, Evans,
Field, Walker, Roundy, Wagner, Craig.
The Speaker announced the following
Comittee on Clerks: Messrs. Byers.
Custer, Roc.
DIES MONIES, Jan. Ex-senator Hutch
inson presented petition signed by
miners, asking the passage of the Miners
BILL and also providing for the payment
of miners at least twice month. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Mines and
Mining A large number of bills were
introduced and referred. Garlock pre-
sented joint resolution requesting that
our Senators and Representatives in Con.
gress to use their efforts to secure the
passage of bill which shall require that
before judgmants rendered in the Federal
Courts sitting in the State Of Iowa shall
become liens upon real estate, transcripts
thereof shall be filed with the Clerk of
the Court in the county where the real
estate is located and be properly indexed.
Referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
Various committees submitted reports,
and the Senate adjourned.
| House.
Mr.. Hotchkiss offered concurrent
resolution requesting our members of
Congress to labor for the amendment to
the Constitution to prohibit non resident
aliens from acquiring or holding title to
real estate in the United States. Re-
ferred. Mr.. Custer offered joint resolu-
ton number a. in reference to arrears Of
pensions, asking our members Of Con-
gress to support the arrearage Of pension
bill offered by Senator ingalls,, OF Kansas.
Referred. Several petitions were offered
on various subjects. Nearly fifty bills on
various subjects were introduced and re-
ferred. Mr.. Berryhill, OF the Committee
on Appropriations. reported that III. +
No 1877, with amen 1ments, do pass. The
bill provides for an appropriation Of 81,
$780, "a TO construct temporary dining
hall for the Soldiers Orphans Home and
Home for INDECENT Children. at Daver
port. the main building Of which was
burned by stroke of lightning. The
appropriation was recommended by the
Governor. The insurance of $4,000 on
the burned building to be paid into tho
State Treasury. The rules were suspend
ed and the bill was put upon its third
reading and passed.
JOINT CONVENTION.
Secretary Chassell read the Senate
journal which shows that the vote for u
s. Senator was as follows: James +
Wilson, 30; r. J. Anderson, 10; Henry
Wallace, l. The clerk read the House
journal which gives the following vote
for United States Senator: James +.
Wilson, 81; T. J. Anderson. 10; j. II
Reed, IL A. Il. Hull, Il Daniel Camp
bell, 3. President Hull then declared
James f. Wilson's election to the United
States Senate for the term Of six years
from the 4th of March, 1889. The journa
of the joint convention was read and ap
proved, and on motion Of Mr.. Riley thu
convention dissolved.
senate.
Dies MONIES, Jan. Ex-senator Poy
ncer was elected President pro tenn o
the Senate. Woolson offered resolution
that Henry OConnor be appointed ILL
clerk with compensation the same q
committee clerk. Resolution was carried
Among petitions presented were the fol
lowing: Relating TO Improvement o
highways; against the passage or law
prohibiting the shooting of spring waite
fowl: relating to mines and miners. Man.
bills were inlroduced--the last being tn
12ith in the Senate. A number Of com
mittees submitted reports, including
: report from the committee on cities an,
towns in relation to the registry law
{ They recommended certain amendments
; The report is on Senate file No. 49, and
/. motion was made that the bill be consid
|. cred at once. The amendments wer
first considered. In Section 2, the word
|. "and who shall have voted at said cleo
ton. as shall appear from the poll book
:, and registry list of said election" wer
;. stricken out Amendment was adopted