The weekly avalanche., 1893-01-20
THE GEN ERAL
ASSEM- BLY,.

SENATE-Des Moines, : . -.
Finn was by a unanin an N,-N.o, |
president pro TEN. Comet |
for appointment of comnn.. 49,.
state institutions was b." ~ ''sr. -. .
dent announced the stanous"' up -
the senate. The resolut .ins .-..:.
visiting committees was Aoi
naio,,,o1 i then adopted.
HOUSE-Resoiution for
joint committee to whoI'pPoln'ihen'
special message relative IN uoN. noies
penitentiary should tet t'o IT, M"oison
adopted Resolution requl reierred, vas
tion from auditor relative 4estihS lhiorha-
adopted Report of comm '"A"'ioi. was
was adopted, Representa- ''ee on iiiileae0
elected speaker pro tenn. N"7
rent resolution for appointIl 'eha'9 oonc"i-
c.mmittaos odortoa bent of visiting
At the republican caucusk uJo"i "o''
nominees fo,. stato Ell the following
State printer, Freeman r. "eio e"o'eH
Brooklyn; state binder, Laf NonaWaS' oi
of Des Moines; warden of tn y e''e 'ouns'
at Anamosa, P. w. Mad pehi'e'itlai9
county; warden of the penitd 'eu' ol LAY
Madison " n ]onos of All ntiary at Ft.
SENATE-Des Moines, JAM
proceeded to introduction Of i9'-oei"'e
the bills was one by Brewer 1 ins'
county option in the sic, ct pioFiNo ~,
manufacture OF malt fer ''n'noi 20 "AN,
FlnOus liquors. This is the 'eh,e, ''"
the last session. Tnero was ~ate' ~ ni
Conaway to regulate coal
owners and operators in Iowa .,;as .
to Monday. 1A"Jo"i i0'
HoJSE-Rcsolution urging ..
tives in congress to work ana
passage of Wilson tariff bill wv
Speaker announced the stan
tees of the house after which a." ,
journed. ''o''' ">'
SENATE-Des Moines, Jan ;. ,
the bills introduced were the r-,,1.nr:
Iopr2vide FOR the Improvement u county
reads; to regulate banking and provide fo..
examination Of private banks to provide
for board of inspectors of stet III boilers;
to protect passengers on rail ways from
attacks for murder and propert ~: to pre- |
vent monopolies in articles of necessity !
Lieutenant governor ANNOUNCED 81 visiting |
committees on part OF senate an ii adjourn
ment was taken.
HoUSE--bllls we're introduced as follows:
TO encourage the manufactur Of beet
sugar; to amend prohibitory law so as to
permit manufacture and sale of intoxica-
ting liquors: to amend pvohib tory law.
providing for local option. a Sl,0v0 license
being required; to punish prize Fl 45hting; to
amend road law; to regulate said of oleo-
margarine; to suppress Russian tthistie; to
protect makers of promiss0rF notes. |
Speaker announced he had received notice
from contestants of seats of Mct'ann and
Stillmunkes, Withdrawing contestl Speaker S
visiting committees atd house S
ad jOurned. e
At the republican caucus to-hight to Ii
select a nominee for United States senator. T.
John H. Gear, John Y. Stone, John i. 81
Lacey, A. B. Cummins, Geo. ID. Perkins c.
W. p. Hepburn and L. S. Coffin were the ci
names placed in nomination: The first bal tt
lot resulted: Gear ~ Hepburn 10, Stone
IL, Lacey 10, Perkins IL. Cummins %, Cof- A
fin The second ballot GeareG Hsss. =
p,ITzats, Perkins ID, ,5ofat lbs ~ :.
Stone l2, Lacey s. The Third bSf = :
81, Hepburn, Stone II, Coffin l. CrSD0lns :,
10, Perkins l2, Lacey 6. This gave the :,
nomination to Gear 81 being just enough =
The democrats in caucus chose Hon. =,
Horace Boies as their nominee.
SENATE-Des Moines Jan. 16.-Bishopin- :,
Irodrtced bill to revise and amend tax e
ation laws Hipwell offered joint res .
Outlon urging congress TO speed the COM -
pletion of the Hennepin canal. Palmer =
one to accord right to women to vote at
elections. Senate proceeded to g.
election of United States senator. John ::
H. Gear and Horace Boies were placed in :.
nomination and the vote resulted Gear 33, | 8
Boes H. Gear was declared the choice of
the senate Resolution providing for joint
convention to compare journal as to vote
on senator passed. Adjourned. =
HOUSEHOLDS were introduced to provide
for office Of state controller of counties and
towns regulating sale and manufacture OF >.
liquors: regulating issuance Cf license to ,
sell Intoxicating liquors; regulating man. :
ufacture of oleOmargarine, butterine, etc. ;
comforting upon women the right to vote
at municipal elections; providing that
less number than twelve jurors may return
q verdict in civil cases. House proceeded :
to election of United States senator. John ,
H. Gear, Horace Boies and Walter h. But
Ter were nominated. The vote resulted:
Gear -, Boies II, Butler /. House con-
Cured in senate resolution to compare
journal. Adjourned.
SENATE-Des Moines, Jan i1.-Bills were
presented looking to an appropriation for
the support Of the Iowa Weather and Crop
Service aud establishing a governing OF
mutual loan and building associations.
Harmon of Delaware, Harsh of Union and
Waterman of Wapello were added to the
committee on suppression of intemperance.
Rules of Twenty fourth general assembly
were adopted. Various sections Of Gov
Boies' message were referred to the
proper committees. Concurrent res
olution providing for adjournment at
O'Clock until Tuesday, Jan 3D. was adopt
ed. Senate repaired to house chamber to
meet IN joint session, after which ad journ-
ment was taken.
HorsE-House concurred in resolution
for adjournment until Tuesday. Report of |
committee on rules was received, and report |
was adopted, the rules of the Twenty !
fourth general assembly being selected. |
After the joint session the house held |
short session and then adjourned to !