Iowa state bystander., 1896-04-17

| An act making all kinds of paper
| money issued by the government of the
! United States taxable the same as any
| other property. This will make nation
| ger certificates, etc, returnable for tax
alton the same as gold and silver.
| DRUGGISTS CAN'T SELL BEER.
An act prohibiting drug stores from
| handling beer.
An act providing that all ordinances
passed prior to January i, 1886, over
which there is no litigation shall be
considered to have been published and
| making 1t the duty Of the city clerk or
recorder to hereafter at once append a
certificate of publication.
An act providing fines up to $500 for
maliciously, willfully or feloniously un-
hitching horse, meddling with any
harness o.3 the same or any vehicle at
tached thereto
An act providing for making affidav-
it's OF possession by carriers for the sale
of property for charges, the same to be
made when property has been in their
possession three months.
An act requiring that juvenile pris-
oners be kept apart from older often
ders.
An act enabling cities to issue bonds to
run any number of years before redemp-
ton.
An act enabling cities of the second
class and incorporated towns to fund
outstaDdingwarra and refund bonds,
in bonds redeen1able after three years,
with not more than fifteen years to
run.
An act TO provide for the selecting and
drawing Of jurors and providing pun
.shlnent for violation thereof.
An act defining the senatorial dis.
tricts. It makes no change in the pres
ent districts.
An act authorizing and empowering
county auditors to collect and receive
due ro3Sad tasr IS9unss Sg tM except when
An act providing that any officer re-
ceiving money belonging to any Office
or institution shall be considered 70
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it over to the person entitled thereto on
demand he shall be deemed guilty of
embezzlenlent and shall be punished
as provided for that offense.
An act enabling certain cities of the
first class and cities under special char
rrs to levy assessments for the cost of
curbing, paving, etc, against railways
or street railways where the location of
the improvements renders it proper
in Iowa common carriers and putting
them under control of the railway com
rniEsionerS.
An act changing terms of sub-direc-
tors from three years to one year.
An act allowing railroads to give the
ouarterrnaster general reduced rates
when travelling with enlisted men un-
der orders of commander-in-chief.
An act providing boards Of health In
cities under special charters shall pub
lish their rules similar to the manner
In which ordinances are published.
An act making it the duty of super
visors to get water removed from the
highway In its natural channel and
giving authority TO enter on adjacent
and to remove an obstruction.
An act recommending pardon fora.
t. Hockett.
An act charging fees of s25 for artl-
y
tnd 81 additional for each $1,000 Of capi-
tai stock authorized, the total fee not
10 exceed $3.50, the act shall not apply
70 building and loan associations and
similar. corporations
An act giving the half of the mulct
tax belonging to incorporated towns |
in townships having no such town to
.he road fund.
An act changing the law relating to |
notice OF injury, making the time for |
serving sixty days. and making it i'm
possible to bring an action against a |
corporation after three I
months unless such notice has been
given.
An act levying collateral inheri-
.ance tax on all estates over $1,000 Of 8 |
1er cent.
An act providing penalties up TO five |
ears In the penitentiary for breaking |
nto railway or cxprsSs cars. i