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


"a Joint resolution No, Q. relating TO the
Nr, Rowan offered a resolution that all
bills presented lie on the table at least
wo days before final action, Referred to
on Rules. Mr.. Wilbur offered
. resolution requiring information from
he Adjutant General In reference to the
State militia. as to number Of regiments,
stc. Mr.. Hall offered resolution In
reference to committee meetings rs tabu.
ated by the chairman of the various
Adopted, Mr., Mack offer.
ed a resolution to repeal the law per.
hitting criminal court dockcts TO be print.
I'd for the lawyers at the expense OF the
lax payers. Mr.. Custer introduced a
resolution reciting the fact Of the decision
Of the Pharmacy Board in prohibiting
any but druggists keeping and selling
potash and concentrated I've, and closing
with resolve that the Board be request
ed TO rescind said decision, Clusters
resolution was adopted--yeas 81; Eays
10. Adjourned.
senate.
DIES MONIES, Jan. e7-Mcvay pre-
sented resolutions by Calhoun County
Farmers Alliance, demanding changes In
'ho Jaw reiauhg 10 'ne TAXATION ot r"i
roads, the law relating to election Of
Railroad Commissioners; the law respect
ing school books. and the repeal Of the
law relating to the holding of notes by
innocent purchasers. Among bills intro
duced were the following: BY Reiniger,
for free school books. by DUNCAN, to
amend the law relating TO idiots aud
feeble. minded. By Kelly. TO amend the
law for compensation of County Auditors.
BY Vale, to provide for and preserve
record evidence of the heirs OF intestate
dccedents. Also by Vale, to provide for
and preserve record evidence OF title Of
real estate. By kegler, TO repeal the law
relating 10 the killing OF domestic ant
mas by dogs. By 6roneweg, To repeal u
law re'atlhg 10 clection OF Guy onicers OF
cities OF me irst Grass ana enact sub,
stlute, bY Donu' anthorizing schooi
districts TO furnish UNIFORM ana cheap
text DOCKS By poyncer, TO repeal the
law Tor appointment OF state veterinary
surgeon ana 10 poVidc substitute there'
Tor By Converse, TO prohibit the sale or
gut OF liquors TO minors ana habituai
and making various amend.
monts to the liquor laws The reports OF
various committees were received. A
)oint resolution was passed giving INC
CUSTODIAN on inc capitoh py ana win 'he
consent Oh inc executive Couhcil' power
10 assign Vacant ROOMS III INC pasemeht'
!, nc speu'a oruer was taken up, po'ng
,ch"'e me ~ nn'cnuinS 'ho ,os,st'y law
AN amendment was adopted hSins pay
OF registry poaru NJ esoV per nay,
motioh was carried 10 CONSIDER the OIL by
seCtions various amendments were
ouered. some OF which eilclted lengthy
discussion iehdinS ueoate' ana con
tinuing the Dlli as specihi ordcr ior TO-
morrow, the senate ADJOURNED
House.
Petitions were presented for pro rata
rates nm railroads. against Amendment Of
the law on water fowl. in favor of estab.
lishinr courts of cancellation In each
county. and on animal industry, Various
submitted reports. About
thirty new bills were introduced, and
also n number of resolutions Most of
the new hills are for amending or repeal-
inc existing laws and were referred TO
committees. No bills were
nassed hut n concurrent resolution was
adon,ed instructing tho ,railrood com.
m issioners m make nroyision Tor auto.
matte car brokos Adiourncd
81, senate a.,
DIES MONIES, Jan. 2o.-SeverhI concur
rent resolutions were read ana referred.
Inc speciai order was then ,akeh up'
being the Dill 10 hmehu inc regisry Jaw
speeches were maze Dy oenators heihiBor'
Woolson. hegier ana olarke hiter con,
siderlng the OH sectioh ny secuoh anu
the adoption oil several amendments inc
bill was ordered engrossed ana rcnd
third time on MONDAY. Inc ochate 'heh
adjourned.
lsOusc.
The Judiciary Committee reported rec.
ommending the passage of the bill re.
lating To ordinance of the town Of Audi.
bon. The committee on retrenchment
reported against the resolution for light,
ing the chandelers In the evening; ngains,
EMPLOYING two door.keepers for the ladies
gallery; against printing the Governor 4
Messare In different languages. The
committee on labor reported In favor OF
III. file 80-to prevent non. resident aliens
from acquiring title to real estate in Iowa.
II was ordered that the bill be taken up
in its regular order. About thirty new
bills were introduced, and among them
the following: By Anderson, for n Board
of School Commissioners, with authority
TO adopt n uniform system Of school
hooks: by Craig. 10 prevent fraud and
bribery in elections, caucuses and conven.