Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-01-19
The MISSOURI, LEGISLATURE.
nosD.r, JANUARY,


uo.D:y. IANuAnY. o.
EExArr-The senate listened TO the address
of the retiring heutenant- governor. Mr.. CLAY.
comb. and TO the address OF the inc 7mine lieu.
tenant governor, Mr.. OsMeara. and adjourned.
HoCsR-There were forty 1--we bills introduced
IN the hozse. and properly referred.
1.-THE f,cod of bills has begun in both hou.es.
Yesterday there were over forty bills intro
duced in tia house, and to-day thirty five were
presented The senate has not been able to
keep pacs with the house in tie matter of in.
PRODUCING bills but it may catch up
SxsATE-Tbe senate convened, n 2 o,caccs
and the firxt business Va, = r-r,ort fror, tIe
committee on rules which provided sniat.pti.
allv for the same nuuh.r NJ et.r1tnc rou,y,it.
tees ms was the case two wears .go t,.rtv.
tv report increasine the nun,he- to thsrtv- eo,r
After q running debate the ms 3oritv vas a1opt-
ed The special order for considerino tho
right of r. s. Ryors to 4 seat in the senate was
POSTPONED until thu 1lth A numhar az hilIa
vare f,trodnr>d Aaionrn.a
Housr-Mr Phil. o1er.d . -..o,r+;,, ,,.
structine the commissioners of permanent seat
OF government to display the American nag
from the dome of the capitol du.iur the sas.
sion Of the legislature Adopted. Mr. Davis
(of Henry) introduced concurrent
resolution memorializinR congress to
II.
state banks Referred to committee on fed
eral relations Mr.. Coots presented petition
from merchants Of Platte county asking for
changes in the punishment law that will bet
ter protect them in the collection Of accounts
Thirty-hve bills were introduced. Adjourned
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY IL
SExArE-The presiding officer presented q re-
port from the State BaHassociation calling at
tention to needed changes in contradictory and
useless laws. Very little business of Importance
was transacted and the senate adjourned
HoUsE-The shower of bills increased in the
house to- day. no less than fifty-one nav meas
ures being presented. Ths corporations came
in for large share of attention and
the liquor interests did not escape.
among tne n.is introduced were:
Mr. Mckooerts JOINT ana CON
constitution incrsas1np the lew for roa nur-
poses from 1Oc tn 2hc on the sion valuation
Mr.. smith fP,trsI. Annlvino tbs General or.
..I y MI ~Pl,yA"s LIZ
empt.on laws as Jar to the seizure OF property
for taxes. Mr.. Tatum: Requiring the state to
support the public schools maintained for negro
children.
THURSDAY. JANUARY L.
sENATE-Araong the bills introduced were:
revise and codify exis ing laws each year be-
fore tn. dec.nnial revising session of the gem
aSLn: .rs DIAA
prepared oy brig aea. Mutton Moore, OK Kan
COS SiIJ: Pio'iAius Aoi - Son~ioA AS-oA SaiAis8-
ton of the state militia.
HousE-Tbe bouse Ind a short hut busv sea-
sion the work of Introducing hills b.ino the
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p.neipa, Dus.nsS oi Tue oiiiS arc u
great III poi 'dn'e 70 Ia CLUES
FRIDAY. JANUARY Is
SENArE-A few bills were introduced
rssoIntio, wa. nassed to annoint . lint com.
-. - a.. -. $50; 81. o. .:. =.
mi.tee OF tive to inquire ne. into the question OF
conslct iaoor' ana IT'S relation 70 OUTSIDE iapor-
When the senate adjourned it was until p. m.
of the l6; b.
Lieut. Gov O'Meara announced the follow.
inc standing commjttaes.
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hi Pe;; stone, scores, aeaser' aeuinnas:
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vnnist ooe"i"n' "~Aei' Dl"n'
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APPROPRIATENESS o.is1- , o Mounsr, Lyman
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Love Busche.
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