Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-04-16

| Judges or election and providing that
talesmen shall be drawn from the names
furnished Of people residing in the
township in which the court is held or
in the township adjoining nearest the
court houses.
Fl. +. 317, by Committee on Appro-
priations. To pay for badges for en-
ployes of General Assembly.
S. f. 451, by Committee ON Appro-
priations. Appropriating $4,000 for
Memorial hall.
priations. Providing for general levy
for state purposes. The bill provides for
raising 81 100000 in 1896, and 81 AGO.
/ 600 in 1897 for state revenue.
HI. f. ,496, by Committee on represen-
tative districts. To apportion the'state
into representative districts, declare
ratio of representation, etc.
Fl. +. 80, by Cornwall An act pro-
viding for the punishment of any per-
son confined in county Jail on a Grim
inal charge for breaking such Jail and
escaping therefrom. It provides for
| punishment of fine and Imprisonment
TO commence at the expiration of his
| former sentence.
S. F. 314, by Craig Appropriating
$3.50 to pay expenses of Shiloh battle
field commission.
H. F. 1888, by Davis. Providing for
an appointment of secretary and treas
urer of the pharmacy commission who
shall report the funds received by him
monthly, to be under bond and receive
salary of 81 800 per annum.
H. +. 1911, by Dowell An act to APP
ply the provisions of chapter rs of the
laws of the 21st General Assembly, as
amended by the acts of the subsequent
general assemblies, and all powers
therein conferred to the bonding in
debtedness of cities of the first class, as
evidenced by bonds and warrants out
standing at the passage of this act.
H. F. 1852, by Dowell. Amending the
code, by providing that the estates OF
all public insane patients who are not
treated at the state hospitals shall be
liable to the county furnishing such
treatment for the sustenance of such
patient.
H. F.. 232, by Dowell. An act amend
ing chapter 80 of the acts of the~25th
General Assembly, empowering cities of
the first class to collect tax annually
not to exceed mills OH the dollar to
pay the interest on any Indebtedness,
and for the purchase of real estate and
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or to create a sinking fund.
H. +. 260, by Dowell. Enabling cities
of the first class to buy or construct
wdterworks and to provide for the man
agement thereof.
Fl. f. 243, by Davis. Amending chap
ter II Of the acts of the 22nd General
Assembly, so as to prohibit the sale of
malt liquors by druggists.
s. +. &c, by Druet. A bill to prevent
blindness and for the care of infants
afflicted with disease of the eyes. 1t re-
-quircs that when n child is born the at
tendant shall report at once to the board
of health or some physician in case the
child's eyes are inhamed.
S. F. IA, by Druet. Making it o
penitentiary otfense to maliciously or
feloniouSly destroy any harness attached
to any horse or move on destroy any
part of vehicle.
S. T. 27O, by Druct. To legalize the
incorporation of the town of Marys-
vile, Benton county.
,> S. F. 400, by Druct. Legalizing the
ordinances of the city Of Pella.
H. f. 400, by Early. Providing that
the chaplains of the General Assembly
shall receive pay at the rate of So per day
H. f. 96, by Edwards. To legalize
| the incorporation of the town of Gray,
| Audubon county.
S. F. II, by Ellis. Amending the law
| governing the inheritance of property by
nonresident aliens, and providing that
such property must be sold in 10 years,
except that such nonresident may re-
| tain ownership in 800 acres of land.
S. f. 237, by Ellis. Enabling owners
| of logs in the waters on the margin of
tho Ctofn tn ,,rnuila for fhn hottp,.
| lection of their interest in such logs by
marks and providing penalties for de-
facing such marks.
S. F. 272, by Ellis. Providing that
whenever a party to any cause shall
serve notice for the taking of deposi-
tons with interrogatories attached, the
opposite party may orally crOss-examine
such witness.
S. f. 1879, by Ellison. Amending Sec
ton 1914 of the code, TO provide that
the county attorney shall be furnished
with stationery.
S. +. 204, (Substitute) by Ellison. An
act extending to cities of second class,
the powers given by chapter II, of the
laws of the gath General Assembly, re-
lative to funding outstanding indebted
ness.
S. F. 273, by Ellison. Increasing the
salary of the clerk of the Anamosa pen
itentiary to 800 per month.
S. F. 140, by Ericsson. To prevent the
spread of disease among swine by re-
quiring that hogs dying of contagious
diseases shall be burned.
s. f. 40, by Ericsson. Providing for
increasing fees for incorporation, and re-
quiring the payment of a fee for the in
crease of the capital stock of companies
already Incorporated.
H. f. As, by Evans. Granting to
councils of cities of tho second class and
trustees of incorporated towns, the
right to construct sewers or tile drains
along the streets and alleys of such
cities or towns, ON petition of majority
of the property owners along the street
whose property abuts upon the proposed
sewer or drain.
H. T. 81, by Evans. Providing that
no mortgage shall be valid upon exempt
personal property, unless executed by
both husband and wife.
S. f. l16, by Overall. Amending Sec
tons 969, 975, 0Sl, 9S7 and 996 Of the
code, in relation to the meetings of
township trustees for settlement with
road supervisors.
H. Il. 81, by Frazee. To legalize the
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