Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-03-08

tween parties by arbitration; by Russell
To amend Section 1900 of the Code, re
lating to Independent School Districts; by
Anderson, of Warren-To amend Sec. 1,
Chap. 12Tof Nineteenth General Assem-.
bly,, In reference to physicians certiti.
Gates; by CumminS-To legalize aunexa-
ton of certain territory to town Of Sevas.
topol; by Smith--To provide for expenses
of visiting committees to State institu.
tons; Mr. Smith moved that the rules Sc
suspended and the bill read third time
now. Adopted The bill was read
third time and passed; by Townsend
Making appropriation for providing a
water supply for Normal School at Cedar
Falls.
Mr.. Thompson offered resolution that
III. f. No. 246 be referred tothe Commit.
tee on Judiciary, with view of ASCERTAIN.
ing the constitutionality of the bill This
is the woman suffrage bill before the
House yesterday on motion to refer TO
the Attorney general. Mr.. Riley object.
cd to the reference, and moved TO lay the
resolution on the table. Motion lost
yeas, 10; nays, 80. The resolution was
adopted referring the bill to the Commit.
tee on Judiciary.
The following bills passed. II. F. No
81, by Cummins- Returned from the
Senate with amendments. The bill pro.
vi6es for the appointment Of deputy
clerks, deputy auditors, and deputy
treasurers. The Senate added deputy
auditor and deputy treasurer to the title,
and provide that the salary Of all such
deputies shall not exceed two thirds OF
the salaries Of their respective principal.
The Senate amendments were concurred
in by the House. 5. +. No 3O3-Provi.
ding that all policemen in cities under
special charters shall be appointed by,
and may be removed by the mayor.
ii. +. No. 4S2-To lcgalize acts of Joseph
A. Elliot, Notary Public for AppanOose
county. II. +. No. 4Si--To legaizc the
Incorporation of town of Pittsburg.
O'Brien county.
Senate.
Dies MONIES, March 2.--Discussion OF
railway bills ms special order was con.
tinued. Speeches were made by Senators
Poyncer, Meservey Finn, Clark, Bolter,
Mccoy, Reiniger, Young, Brewer and
| Price. The bills were continued rs special
! order, and other business was taken up.
Bills were introduced as follows: BY
| Caldwell (by requesD-A bill to amend
section 1914 Of code, giving to county
attorneys the same perquisites as accorded
other county officers; BY McCoy--A bill
to allow citizens in adjoining counties to
be formed into independent school dis
tricts In certain cases; by Doud-A bill to
| legaliZe cestain acts of the board OF super
visors Of Jasper county; by Kent-A bill
| authorizing townships to build public
halls for elections and public meetings;
| by Funk-A bill designating officers who
may take acknowledgement Of convey.
ances of real estate.
Petitions were presented as follows;
| Reinlger, against capital punishment in
county where crime is committed; also on
railway legislation. Seeds, on military.
Brewer, asking railway legislation. Catch,
| asking maximum rates. Weber, asking
freight reduction, Dooley, asking rail
way legislation. DUNCAN. same. Weld
man, against telegraph legislation; also
on militia. Deal, asking railway legisla
ton. Mccoy, against telegraph legisla
ton; also on prohibitOry law; ESQ on
school districts.
Petitions were presented on several
subjects by Messrs. Yergey (2), Hipwell,
| Jolly, Jones (2), Eckles, Dobson, Crooks,
Head Burgess, Ball and Wilbur, (3).
The following new bills were intro
| duced: BY Cummins-To make appro-
pration for State library; by Yergcy-TO
amend chapter l6j Of Eighteenth General
Assembly; by Jones-To allow adjoining
territory in different counties to be form.
ed into school districts.
The bill to legalze condemnation Of
certain land known AS Paramount Park
| nv tho CITY ot CounpiI RlutTs The hill
to amend the code in relation to line
fences was ordered engrosscd. The
amendment TO section l405 CompcS the
owner of land who cnltivates 1t in any
way to contribute his share Of the
partition fence, and section 2 amends
section 1903 by adding the following
words: And section l495 Of the code Of
1873 and all parts thereof shall be so con
strued in counties where stock Is restrai IN
ed from running at large as in counties
where me stock is not SO reS'ralncc'
| Inc woman suffrage Dlii was 'ahen
up IL PROVIDES lhet NJ any election mere
after held IN any Guy. incorporates .oWn
or scho"i district IN inc olale Oh IOWA;
Tor The election OF CITY Town or sGnool
ohicers' or Tor the purpose OF authoriL'ng
the issuance OF any bonus ior school or
municipa, PURPOSES, ,ne ,lghs on any GU
zen w 'o'o sh'i, ho' NC ooniou VI "o'ius
eu on account OF sex, anu Wohieh over
twenty ono years OF age may VOC ul ~,
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Craig, Cummins, DaVie, Dayton. Deitz, ORA
pei, Duus. Eilcrs, Evans, Foley, Hart Hip
well, Hobbs, Horton, Homrighaus, Hos
pcrs, Hotchkiss, Hunter, 10 ly. Kline
Larson. Luke, Mahoney. Mitchell, Moore,
Rice, Roach, Robb, Roe, Roundy, Rus
sell, Slosson, Theophilus, Thompson,