Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1894-03-29
IOWA LEGISLATURE.


SENATE
Des Moines, March 2l.-Bill to provide
for furnishing free text books to pupils OF
public schools passed. Kilburn introduced
Dill TO permit, regulate and control the
sale or liquors. Bill creating Nineteenth
Judicial district passed. House mulct bill
was received and referred to committee.
HOUSE.
Bill establishing an insane hospital in
northwestern Iowa passed, Sawyer's bill
to prevent oppressive punishment and the
transferring of claims for the purpose OF
depriving debtors of their exemption rights
passed Martins mulct liquor bill then
passed by the following vote Yea: Allen
blanchard, Brintron, Brooks, Burnuuist
Byers, Chapman, Chassell, Coonley, Coop
er OF Montgomery, Cornwall, Crow, Davis,
Dawson, Doubleday, Early, Ellison, Funk
Griswold, Gurley, Hartman, Haugen,
Hoover, Horton, Jester Klemme. Lauder.
McNeeley, McQuinn, Martin, Miller Of
Cherokee, Milliman, Mitchell Moore, Nor
ris, Nicoll. Nietert Pattison, Reed, Root,
Saberson, Sawyer, Sessions, Smith Spear
man, Stephens, Stuntz, Trewin, Waters.
Weaver. Wood, Young of Delaware, Mir.
Speaker. Nay: Barker, Bell, Bitterman,
BRITT Carter, Diederich, Doane Dowell,
Endicott, Finch, Frazec, Hasalton, Hin.
man, Homl ighaus, Jay, Jones, Linderman,
McCann, McGonigle, Miller OF Lee, Moore,
Murray. Myerly, Patterson, Ranck, Robin.
son, Rogge. Ross, Schultz, Shriver, Shoke,
Sewers, Spaulding. Steen, Stillmunkes, st.
John, Taylor, Van Glider, Watkins, Wilkin,
Williams of Fremont, Williams OF Howard,
Wilson, Wyckof, Young of Calhoun IA.
Absent or not voting; Cooper of Pottawat-
tamie, Morris of Clarke Resolution To
submit a prohibitory amendment to PEG
pie passed II to &c.
SENATE
Dcs Moines March 2. Martins mulct
liquor bill was reported favorably by com
mittee. Motion TO reconsider motion by
which Carpenter bill was defeated carried
The Martin bill was substituted for the
Carpenter bill and passed by the following
vote: feas-Boardman Brewer, Jarpen-
ter, Cheshire, Conway, Craig, Ellis, Funk
Garst, Harmon, Harsh, Henderson, Jami.
son, kilburn, Lehfeldt, Lewis, Palmer,
Ppenrose, Rea, Reynolds, Riggcn, Rowen,
Andrews, Baldwin, Bishop, Chantry,
Dent, Downey, Eaton, Overall Finn, Cor
rrell, Green, Groneweg, Harper, Hipwell,
Hurst, Jewett, Kelly, Mattoon, Oleson,
Perrin Perry, Phelps, Terry, Yeomans
-. Blanchard's demurrer bill passed,
HOUSE.
House at once proceeded TO consideration
OF watkins bill granting municipal suffrage
To women, and il passed, 81 to A. The
road bill came mp and was debated at
length. 1t passed. Bin for monument TO
victims OF Okoboji and Spirit Lake mas
sacre passed 1t appropriates $1,000. Bill
appropriating $1,000 annually to state II.
brary passed
SENATE,
Des Moines, March q. -Conaway's board
of health bill passed Joint resolution for
final adjournment ON April was adopted.
Motion to reconsider was filed by Lewis.
Bill compelling convicts at penitentiaries
to break stone to be sold to counties pass
ed. Bill to prevent insurance combina-
lions passed, but motion to reconsider
carried.
HOUSE.
Joint resolution Tor final adjournment on
April 6passed. Motion 10 reconsider was
tabled. Bill to provide for state depos,
tories for public moneys and TO regulate
deposits therein passed. Byers bill for
abolish Sent OF capital punishment was
defeated. Following bills passed Regu-
lating compensation Of justices of the
peace and constables in cities of the first
class; providing that no butter or cheese
shall be made at charitable institutions
except that made from pure milk or cream
SENATE.
Des MONIES, March 2i.-The following
bills passed: Relative to payments OF costs
In bastardy cases; recurring use of fire es
capes on buildings OF three or more stories
occupied for theatrical, hotel or manufac-
turing purposes; relative To n tax for paw.
ing streets in cities Of not less than 5000
inhabitants; providing for instru ,tion in
normal and training schools. Higgins bill
relative to mine inspectors and manage
ment OF mines was considered, but finally
postponed until Monday Mt 2:30 and the
senate adjourned to that time.
HOUSE
Committees substitute for the Homrig.
haus bill prohibiting the coloring of imita-
tion butter or cheese yellow color passed.
81 to 5. Bill making the Office Of sheriff
salaried one and turning over the fees IL
the county, passed.
SENATE
Des MONIES, March 26.-A message was
received from Gov. jackson suggesting
that In honor of the life and works of OK
Senator George W. Jones Of Dubuque, who
will be 80 years of age on the l2th, the leg.
stature appoint time for receiving the
aged statesman In joint session. A resolu.
lion appointing April 4th as such time was
adopted. Watermhn's bill for school of
mining at the State Agricultural College
passed.
Wyckof valued policy bill, to regulate
he liability of insurers against loss or |
iamage by fire, was taken up, several com
nittee amendments adopted and passed.
ne 1Oilowlng DIS passed To provide a
Dom for the q. A. X. in the capitol; for
protection of bottlers; amending code rel
tive to damages; providing that animals
titled by dogs afflicted with bydrophobia !
hall not he paid for by county permitting !,
to unite in holding county insti.
utes; allowing cities to annex certain ter.
itory providing for election of president
# school board by direct vote OF the PEG
'le relative to payment of costs in bas-
ardy cases. Resolution relative to ex-
senator Jones was adopted.
SENATE.
Des MONIES, March 21.--The senate spent
he greater part of the day in consideration
Il committee appropriation bills and a
arge number we're passed.
HOUSE.
Bill releasing pharmacists from making |
eports OF the amount of liquor sold passed. |
Bill appropriating 81 800 TO Captain Wash |
ngton Galiard, being the amount expended |
" him in enlisting troops for the war of |
he rebellion, passed. Bill authorizing |
chool boards to furnish school books TO |
INDECENT children passed A number of !
bills were passed. Bills es-
ablishing school of mining at the |
agricultural College and for the payment |
u district Judges in certain cases passed