Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-30

| companies from the provisions of chapter 119,
Revised Statutes, and providing for the tncnr.
LANDLoRD AND TENANT.
Amending section 1901, Revised Statues, re-
| latlng to attachment for rent, and providing
that a tenant shall be liable to attachment for
rent:
I'D When he intends to remove his property
from the leased or rented premises: (s) when
| he is removing his property from the leased or
| rented premises: 81 when he has within thirty
days removed his property from the leased or
| rented premises: az when he shall in any
| manner dispose OF the crops, any part there
of, grown on the leased or rented premises, so
of the rent: C5) when he shall attempt to dis
pose of the crop, or any part thereof, grown on
ger, hinder or delay the collection of the rent:
90 when the rent is due and unpaid after the
demand thereof"
| and making the purchase OF a crop grown on
demised land liable to punishment for the I'M
paid rent of such land II a tenant, pending
| suit to secure possession, shall commit waste
on the rented land the court may order a re-
| ceiver to take possession of such land.
There is also an act making extensive amend
| mends to chapter 30 of the Revised Statutes
| entitled "Of Forclble Entry and Detainer"
with a section providing for change of venue in
such cases.
NORMAL SCHOOLS.
| The existing law relating to Normal schools
| is vigorously revised and amended. No teach
er is to be employed dismissed except by o
| majority vote of all of the Board of Regents;
the controlling powers of the board are in
| creased, especially as regards Furnishing stu-
dents for miSbehavior immoral conduct:
| certificates to teach are limited to two wears
| and a new system of reports to the State SUI
| perIntendent OF Schools is called for.
STATE VETERINARY SURGEON.
The appointment of State Veterinary Sur
| geon is placed with the board of curators or
| trustees in control OF the State Agricultural
College. Such veterinary surgeon is to teacl,
not only students of the Agricultural College,
but others of the State University who may
g ON do,
demnaton and slaughter of animals with
infectious diseases and compensation for same:
also for State and local quarantine against ter
rltory where contagious or infectious diseases
may exist. Seven thousand dollars is arpro-
and his deputies, and $500 for suppression of
contagious and infectious diseases among do
mest!c ANIMALS. Emergency clause.
THE TREASURY.
A long act constitutes the State Treasurer
and State Auditor the Treasury Department.
and abolishes the board of fund commissioners
of the Auditor and Treasurer before their an.
prevail by the Governor. The Auditor is to be
the Secretary of the State Board of Equaliza-
ton. and shall cause all clerical work OF that
board to be performed by the clerks IL his Of
flee: The Auditor is to make biennial report
to the Legislature and monthly report to the
Governor. The Treasurer is also required to
make monthly reports to the Governor The
new act also makes it the duty Of the State
twenty parts for the purpose of
soliciting bids for the safe-keeping of such
more of such parts: The State Treasurer. if
any selection be made, is required to select the
banl oferlng the highest bonus, the bank or
banks selected to give "a bond equal to at least
% per cent. of the amount of the accepted bid
or bids to be approved by the Governor or At
torney-General." The act authorizes the ac-
ceptancc as security for such deposits of
"bondS of the United States the State of Mis-
souri,. the registered bonds OF the CITY of St
Louis, or, i'll the discretion of the Governor,
Acknowledgement and State Treasurer the reg
istered funded bonds of any county IN this
State all bonds to be worth not less than
par and at least equal in value to the amount
of the deposits" Emergency clause.
INDUSTRIAL MEASURES.
Prohibiting the of impure or unclean bar
rels, lard ticrceS, preserve butter tubs for
the purpose OF packing or storing any article of
human food.
sweets with cochineal, ochre, paris green or
any substitute for the ingredients of sugar |
or other than pure vegetable ingredients.
Providing for the incorporation of booming
and rafting companies. the construction of
boomS across the rivers and waters of this |
State, the management thereof, the regulation
of rafting and floating logs and all other tim !
Der, the use of marks and brands thereon, the |
disposition of lodged or stranded logs or other |
timber, and fixing penalties.
Making employees and laborers preferred |
creditors to the extent of 800 for ces rem
dered or labor performed where property is !
seized or labor suspended by advice of cred |
itOrs. Such creditors shall be first paid in full
if there be sufficient to pay them in full: if |
not, they shall be paid pro rata, after paying |
Provides for n board of mediation and arhi- |
tration for the settlement of differences be- |
tween employers and their employees. In case |
the Labor Commissioner is unable to mediate |
between the parties, he may in his discretion, |
direct the formation of board of arbitration, |
composed of two employees of n similar occu- |
patton to the one in which the dispute exists. |
but who are not parties to the disputes. The |
Labor Commits oner snail be president of the |
board. which shall have power to |
summon and examine witnesses, hear the
matter in dispute, render q decision within
three days after investigation, which shall be
published. and copy furnished each party. |
Such decision shall be final unless objections
are made by either party within five days. No
board shall be formed when work has been dis
continued either by action of employe or en-
plOyer In case strike or lockout occurs be-
fore the commissioner can be notified he may
order the formation of a board upon the re-
sumption of work. The board shall be entitled
to a clerk at B per day.
latng to arbitration. Section "a is amended so
as tic make aparty revoking submission to ar
attorneys fees well as costs. expenses
and damages. Section % is amended in like
manner relating to suits on bonds resulting
from such revocation.
STATE UNIVERSITY
Appropriating $4,000 for the State Universi-
ty-with a rider requiring Prof. Sanborn,
dean of the Agricultural College, to resign be-
fore the money can be used.
MISCELLANEOUS LAWS.
Making it unlawful for the clerk of any court
or any other officer Of any court to buy pur-
chase or trade for, directly indirectly, any
fees or county warrant at less than par value
due to any person by or through such court.
Penalty, fine OF not less than 300 and forfeit
ure of office. Judge having criminal jurisdic-
ton shall give this act in special charge to the
grand jury. Approved May g.
DeclaratOry of the Revised Statutes and their
effect and providing for the collation., editing,
printing, binding. publishing and distributing
the same. Emergency clause
Defining the eleemosynary institutions of the
State and providing for uniform system of
government of the same.
Providing the manner in which money for
pairing, improving or erecting bu ldingS on
State account shall be paid out Emergency
clause.
Revising and amending the laws relati ng to
the militia.
House bill No 395 prohibits the manufacture
and sale of intoxicating liquors at any place
within the distance of one mile of Henderson
situated at Henderson, Webster
County. Emergency clause.
held by r. L. McElhaney and j. w. Wings.
Reimbursing r. L. Waters, eX-collector of
New Madrid County, for certain moneys (s619)
paid into the State Treasury.
Appropriating $1,000 to pay the expenses of
Missouri's representation at the Washington
inaugural centennial at New York City. Emer-
yency clause.
revision with copies of laws of general nature
passed by the Thirty-tifth General Ass emily.
Emergency clause.
MINOR PLACEMENTS.
To make it Il felony to unlawfully cut, carry
away destroy timber to the value of $50 on
saline. seminary, State, school, swamp or
county lands, or lands belonging to any cor
Doratlon or person.
Repeating the present acts relating to the de-
,truction of gophers and grasshoppers.
Authorizing the County Court of Lawrence
County to refund certain township bond tax
paid under order of said court, made at the
May term. 1884.
Authorizing the County Court of Reynolds