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

election of certain additional justices Of
the peace and constables and their Off
cial acts.
H. f. 1927, by Reed. To legalize the
acts of the town council of Roliin, Story
county.
H. +. 5l2, by Reed. To legalize the
election of the city officers Of the town
Of Ames, and the issuance of bonds for
electric lights and waterworks.
s. +. =, by Riggen. Empowering
cities and towns having water supply
and public sewers to regulate plumbing
connecting with said sewers.
s. +. o, by Rowen. An act raising
the age of consent of females from ID
to l5 years.
S. +. "a, by Rowen. Requiring juve-
nile prisoners to be kept separated from
old offenders
S. F. 297, by Rowen. Amending Sec
ton 1901 of the code, relating to nuis-
ances. 80 as to include opium joints.
S. +. 1884, by Rowen. Legahzing an
escheat in Hamilton county to Mrs
Winnefred j. Byrne.
S. +. 454, by Sitting Committee. To
amend chapter 1876 of the laws of the
Twentieth General Assembly. so as to
provide for the inspection of naptha,
gasoline and benzine by the oil inspector.
s. F. 457, by Sitting Committee. Cen
eral appropriation bill for the expenses
of the state departments and judges
Of the district courts.
FL. f. 440, by Smith. To legalize the
organization and official proceedings of
the independent school district of
Cooper, Greene county.
Fl. +. 495, by Smith. To lega ize or
dinances of the incorporated town Of
Scranton, Green county.
H. F. 70, by Sullivan. Authorizing
school directors in independent school
districts to establish kindergartens in
connection with the public schools and
providing for the manner Of payment Of
teachers.
H. f. 50, by Sullivan. To legalize
the acts of J. H. Ellsworth, of Clayton
county, as notary public.
H. +. 223, by st. John. Appropriate
ing 81, 700 per annum for the support Of
the Iowa weather and crop service.
H. +. 224, by st. John. TO legalize
the incorporation of the town of Mitch
ell, Mitchell county.
H. +. 447, by Thompson. Providing
that railway companies shall make the
| name of each station conform to the
name of the incorporated town, within
the limits of which it is situated, and
making it the duty of the railroad COM
missioners 70 see that tho order is en-
! forced.
H f. SO, by Tibbitts. Providing that
in cities Of the second class, having a
population Of under $500, the registra-
| ton of voters shall not be required.
S. +. 81, by Trewin. To appropriate
| 1928 to pay the widow of Judge l.. 0.
Hatch for the salary for the part of his
term from his death until the appoint
ment of his successor.
S. +. 13R, by Upton. Providing that
in an appeal taken from the establish
ment of highway by the petitioner he
shall pay the cost unless the claimant
receives less than was allowed by the
board. In other cases the taxing of
costs shall be at the discretion of the
court.
S. F. 200, by Upton. Providing that
the original translation of the short
hand reporters notes shall constitute a
part of the transcript on appeals.
s. f. 1928, by Upton. Senatorial ap-
portionment bill
the city of Dubuque the title of the
|
lakes, slOughs and ponds in Dubuque
county.
H. +. 331, by Voelker. Providing that
cities under special charter may assess
the cost of street sprinkling to abutting
property owners.
S. +. 1853, by Waterman. Providing
that any person receiving money be-
longing to the state, county, township,
| nin nv tn or N
institution of which he is an officer,
and fails to account for it upon demand
of the person entitled thereto, shall be
deemed guilty of embezzlement.
S. +. 1876, by Waterman Empower
ing county auditors to collect and re-
ceive moneys due their respective coun-
ties.
S. F. 1871, by Waterman. Providing
:. for the appointment Of city marshals.
S. F. 235, by Waterman. To punish
| the crime of unlawfully breaking or en-
| tering a railroad or express car, aud pro-
viding for IA penalty OF not more than
| five years III the penitentiary, or fine
not to exceed 500, or Imprisonment in
county Jail not more than one year.
S. +. 27S, by Waterman. Legalizing
the issuance of certain warrants by the
city of Ottumwa.
S. F. 446, by Waterman. An act to
apply to cities of the first class, the pro-
visions of the laws of the 21st to the
Goth General Assemblies, inclusive, re-
lating to the Indebtedness of cities and
towns.
H. F. 1872, by Waters. Providing
that road supervisors may enter upon
enclosed or unenclosed land for the pur-
pose of removing distractions from
natural water channels.
S. +. 385, by Ways and Means Com
mittee. Imposing tax Of per cent
on all inheritances above $1,000, other
than those for the use of father, mother,
husband, wife, lineal descendants, adop-
ted child, the lineal descendants of an
adopted child, or for charitable, educa-
tiOnal or religious institutions.
S. f. 403, by Ways and Means Com
mittee. Providing that the current ex-
pense fund for the hospitals of the in
sane shall be paid to the treasurer of
such hospital quarterly in advance.
H. +. 4S2, by Weaver. To provide
for an exhibit of the state of Iowa at
the Transmississippi exposition at Om-
aha, and appropriating $40, 900 therefor.
III. f. 298, by Wells. Placing express
companies under the regulation of the
railroad commissioners, and providing