Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-03
Lower House Of the Iowa Legisla-
ture Defeats the Measure This
Morning.
The Bill is Amended to Death and
Then Buried The Detailed
Vote
Only Forty.nine Votes For the Law
Number Of Important Bills
Passed.

against. When the bill came up Mr..
Byers moved substitute for the bill,
providing severe penalties for selling |
liquor anywhere to students OF state eds
vocational institutions. Amendments to
this We're offered by Warren, of Marion,
increasing the penalties, and by Carter.
of Sioux. forbidding students TO remain
in places where liquor is sold. Mr.. Byers
accepted both, but finally withdrew his
acceptance Of the Carter amendment,
because it was objected to as making
the bill absurd. Dunham of Delaware,
Stallcop of Sac, Black of Mills, Furry of
Hardin, and Clarke of Dallas opposed
the amendment on the ground that it
would kill the bill. Byers and Carr
spoke in its favor, but it was defeated
by vote of IS to 45, after the Carter
amendment had been lost on a tie Vote.
AZ on each side. The democrats largely
refrained from voting on the Byers
amendment or it would have carried.
The next step under parliamentary pro-
cedure was vote on the third reading,
and the bill was passed a third reading
by vote of 80 to "a. Under strict par-
liamentary procedure the bill could not
be put upon its passage on the same day
lit was read third time, except by sus-
pension of the rules. The speaker ssaid
he desired to reserve his ruling on the
point of whether or not the previous
question. which had been ordered, car
dered the roll 10 be called on the pas.
sage Of the bill. The vote was as fol-
lows:
Yeas-Anderson, Of Lyon: Anderson.
of Warren; Baker. Barkley, Bengston.
Black, Blake, Blakemore, Campbell.
Clark, of Hamilton: Clarke, of Dallas;
Cold, Grouse, Davis. Downing, Dun
ham, Eaton. Edwards, Eiker, Furry.
Graff, Hasselquist. Hawk, Head, Hinkle.
Il IHurn, Keck, Kendall. Kent, Kerr, Let's.
4 Lyman, NicCurdy, Miller. of Fuyette;
4. Patton, Payne, Prentis, shambaugh,
4 Sokol. Stallcop. Stratton, Towner, War
rem, Wilson. of Adair; Wilson, of Bue-
ma Vista: Wilson, of Keokuk: Wilson,
of Washington; Wise. Mr.. Speaker-4a
Nays ~ Ayers. Barrett, Barringer,
d Bennett Boysen, Buchanan. Byers,
4 Carr, Carter. Conley, Cotterell, Cruik-
i shank, Do6ds, Dows, Gibson. Hans
mann, Hiislnger. Hughes. Jaeger.
i jerks, Jones. Kirkwood. Koontz. Nc
a Aleer, McGinr, Miller Of Cedar My
4 ers, Nicolaus, Overfield. Putnam
j. Roome, santee. Stewart. stuckslager,
i Sweet, Theophilus. Thuenen. Town
Il send, Way and Wright-40
+ Absent or Not Voting Blume. Co.
4 burn. Cowles. Harbert. Kimball. Ko.o
Marshall. sauer. Scott, Temple and
Il iVeneman-11.
Mr.. Furry changed his vote from aye
{. to no for the purpose Of moving a re.
consideration, but the bill is dead.
The bill came up in the
house yesterday afternoon just il
(, time to escape the sitting committee
!, Representative Hilsinger, Of Jackson
offered an amendment making the dis.
y Itance ten miles instead of five, which
I.City business men. because there We're
five small towns within five miles 81
3 Iowa City which would get all the re
q tail business il saloons We're shut up ii
! Iowa City. Mr.. Theunen. of Daven
. port, declared that the bill was vicious
!, in any form, but would be less so i,
4 this form. because there would be n,
t five-mile houses, where students coul'
$ go on bicycles and carouse without re
Y straint The amendment was lost by
: sNote Of 4S to 80, and the house immedi
lately adjourned until this morning
( with the bill still pending.
= The senate this morning confirme
t the appointment of Joseph D. AicGar
s raugh to be custodian of the stat
house.
The house resolution asking low
5 members OF congress to vote for the So
600, 900 appropriation for the st. Loui
. exposition to commemorate the Louisl
: ana purchase was passed by the sen
: ate.
Z The senate passed today the follow
6 ing bills:
= Appropriating $4,000 for the Benz
4 dict Home at Des Moines.
Raising the support fund of tn
:, Mitchellville Industrial school from $,
: to sl2 per month.
I, House bill, appropriating $1,000 fl
d the completion of the classification
d the state library.
IS House bill appropriating $1,000 for ii
educationSof Linnie Hag,ewood.
y Senate bill. by Smith. providing +,
\ the organization of the capitol in
proNementg commission.
The senate sitting committee decid.
to bring out first the special orders no
y y on the calendar, including the n,inor!l
Z bill. The building and los
81 bills come in the house late this afte
D. noon.
i. The building and loan bill passed Il
es house without amendment. The hou
20 Ways and means committee report
the BlaAchard tslesraph anA telephol