Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-04-16
NEW LAws-continued from page 6
HE gel bv Iambart Amendipc

anu prCVIulnE GnaC the DOdcuS OF super
visors may fix compensation foI the
trial magistrate at not more than 81.
and the peace officer for ali services not
more than 81, in the case of the arrest
and trial of tramps.
II. f, Bill, by Lavender. Authorizing
the guardian of insane person to mort
gage property OF such insane person for
their benefit.
III. F. 237, by Lauder. Providing that
any person who shall keep an opium
joint or allow opium to be smoked in any
place under his control, and every per-
son resorting 10 such opium joint shall
be deemed guilty of misdemeanor. and
shall be subject to fine not exceeding
$500 or imprisonment not exceeding SIX
months or both.
H. +. 2iS, by Lauder. Amending the
acts of the 18th General Assembly Great
ing an additional judge of the supreme
court, by extending his term until the
first day OF January, 1899, instead of
elected in 1898 instead of 1897.
H. +. 100, by Marion. An act to
legalize incorporation of the town Of
Colesburg. Delaware county.
H. +. 1913, by Macarthur. Providing
that no city shall sell or dispose of any
waterworks or gas plant owned by IL, or
in which it has IN interest, until such
sale is authorized by vote of the people.
II. +. 1888, by Macarthur Amending
chapter ,, title TX of the code of 1873,
relating to drainage and levces.
H. L. 65. by McNulty An omnibus
legalizing act, making valid all special
elections held since February IS. 1894,
i'll ;lny city in Iowa Of over 5000 inhab-
itantS
IL It. POP. by McNulty. To legalize
certain ordinances of the town of Salix,
Woodbury. county.
II. T. :0j. by Mcdonald Appropria-
ing - 900 for 1896 for the maintenance
OF buildings belonging to Iowa, on the
stat" fair grounds.
II. f. 4SS, by Merrell L"galizing
certain ordinances VI the city IT Clinton.
u. i. $50, by Mrrrell. Leg ,itZiug
the nnnexa:iIn Of the city of Lyons to
TIA" city 0f CLINTON.
s. f. ), by Mitchell. AmondinC code
III relation 70 stare library, rrnYiuing
tor ;tsSnclar" libraries uut,ri. the au$1,,r"S
OF the stare library, 10 be i0uW.G 20
Different ~"r;eticS and literary climbs
tn"-u"h0t' III" safe. The hi prOFIL eS
Ior ~ ..'"}! 11rirjut0 Of $500.
>. =. "j%, ny M.irh"lI. 70 rajmbnrS"
! al" lunnhrg& aNu hers 0f n,"r,.."rS ~
! ~" 2tu aHu Bid Iowa infantry for gray
uniforms 3Ar'!urHi by them VA 4 Ia"y
| rH'"""u -" ~ervir", which they were
III r,-Ym.rt",, t. year.
!. 2. i6t. ~ M,uCr Warren Pro
| V.Cn,~ tAaE railways shall lie rerm!r'Hd
! g. snake rnUuceI rates 81 I'll" militia,
| when ;rave.iMg uHurr the uTuerS of the
| e.. l't'anGn.-in-ci.iaf, aiut also make re-:
| d@"cI rates 10 ministers OF the gospel.
II. T. l4G, by Morrison (ka0kuk
! Anenoin& sections 1895 of the code, to
! permit the guardian of an insane sol
| dlCr to obtain an order of the cOurt to
! spend such soldiers pension for his ben
! eft
H. +. ATS, by Morrison (Keokuk }
Legalizing the actions of independent
school district No. 9, of West Lafayette
township, Keokuk county.
H. F. 4S0, by Morrison (Grundy.
Changing the term of Office of sub
director from three years to one year.
H. F. 25l. by Mullin. Creating the
Goth judicial district and providing for
the appointment of one judge, and the
election of two judges therein, and pro.
viding for an election of four judges in
the 2nd and three judges in the 9th
judicial district, and defining the juris-
diction of said courts.
II. f. 70, by Nietert. To provide for
the publication of the annual report of
the proceedings of the Iowa Dairy asso-
citation.
H. f. 420. by Nietert. Requiring
boards of health in cities under special
charter to publish any general rules and
regulations which they shall adopt.
H. +. 346, by Nietert Providing for
shortening the time of giving notice of
nominations in case of special elections.
H. +. 420, by Nietert. To amend
chapter 16S of the 10Th General Assem-
bly,, to empower cities under special
charters to establish boards of health.
H. F. 500, by Nietert. To pay to the
widow of DR.. McClelland, late member
of the house from Linn county, 1910,
the second half of his salary for the ses-
sion.
H. f. 325, by Nolan. Providing that
in townships which do not include any
municipal corporation one-half of the
5000 tax levied upon retail dealers in in
toxicating liquors in such township,
shall 60 to the road fund of the township.
S. F. 1877, by Palmer. Amending sec.
ton ., OF chapter II, acts OF the 22nd
General Assembly, as amended, chang
ing the form of city bonds.
H. f. 277, by Parker. To compensate
So, 800 to III. H. Jelly for injuries re-
ceived while in the employ of the state
in the institution for feeble minded at
Glenwood.
H. F. 70, by Perrott Legalizing the
ordinances of the town of Minburn,
Dallas county.
S. f. 6, by Penrose. rendering to
the United States government the juris-
diction over the Sacs and Fox Indians
in Tama county.
S. F. 344, by Penrose. Granting to
city or town councils the power to pro-
hibit the use of barbed wire as fences
inside the corporate limits and provid-
ing for the removal of the same.
S. F. 376, by Penrose. Legalizing
the incorporation of the town of Ur-
bana, Benton county, the election of
officers and acts done by the council of
such town.
S. F. Hat, by PenroSe. Legalizing the
incorporation or Oak Hill cemetery.
S. +. S45, by Phelps. To legalize the
incorporation Of the town of Cumber-
land, Cass county.
S. F. Z, by Phelps. Prohibiting the
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