Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-02-13

normal schools and denounces the plan |
! as a scheme to allow various towns to
pool interests and drain the state treas |
ury.
Senator Craig fled motion to nave
insurance committees meet Tuesdays
and Thursdays at p. M, instead of
Mondays and Wednesdays.
A concurrent resolution by Sena-
tor Blanchard, providing for the
printing of 1000 copies of the rules
and committees of the two houses, was
adopted.
The committees on ways and means
reported substitute for senate file
1 No. 10, which corrects the verbiage of
the original bill
Senator Hubbard's bill, senate file
No. 40, providing that the funds of mu-
nicipal water works shall be in charge
of the city treasurer and paid out on
orders issued by the board of trustees
The bill was allowed to go over to-
day.
The following bills were introduced
yesterday morning in the senate:
/ BY Senator Hayward-A bill to regu-
late stipulated premium life insurance
companies.
i BY Senator Junllin--A bill to refund
taxes and license fees paid to treasurer
of the state when law for collection
has been held invalid.
i BY Senator Tollman-A- bill re-
latng to the issuance of certificates
and diplomas by educational examin
ers.
u BY Senator Hartmann bill re-
lating to the inspection of passenger
boats.
Senator Cheshire introduced bill
!. Yesterday morning providing for an
appropriation of $33,75O for the girls
industrial school at Mitchellville. He
also introduced another bill for an act
amending section / of chapter 81 of
the code, by changing the monthly
support fund of inmates from SO to
| s11.
Des Moines, Feb. 1O.-The senate
: took a new lease on life yesterday
morning and INDUCED in a wholesale
Introduction of bills that bids fair to
. make adjournment on March a thing
TO be dreamed of. Fifteen bills were
: hustled before the senate to the eX-
clusion of other work.
A concurrent resolution was intro
duced by Senator Allyn urging that
; the Iowa congressional delegation be
: requested to do all in their power to
secure the repeal of the national bank
, ruptcy law.
House Proceedings.
The following bills We're introduced
in the house yesterday morning:
BY Wilson, of shington-Relating
to punishment for trespass. Judiciary.
By Miller, of Fayette (by request
Providing for payment into the county
! treasury all fines collected for viola
ton of liquor laws. judiciary.
BY Kimball, of Misunderstanding an
5 appropriation of $4,000 for the Sol
: diers' home. Appropriations
BY Head, of Greene-ro appropriate
+ $2S5.20 for reimbursement of Greene
county for expenses incurred in trans
e ferring insane patients. Claims.
BY Lyman, OF Notwithstanding
to the descent of interstate property.
: Judiciary.
t By stallcop, of Sac (by request)--
t For the better protection of exhibits
D to compensation of county attorneys
t and third in, relation to the office of
e deputy county attorney. All these bills
k went to the judiciary committee.
e BY Stratton, of Montgomery-Per-
S tanning to the suf1iciency of statements
! of general consent. Suppression of in-
I, temperance.
e BY Boysen, of -Audubon--In relation
n to the girls industrial school. Indus
e trial schools.
e BY Stewart, of Polk (by request)-
Relating to the Office of attorney gem
/ eral. Judiciary. ~
:, By Boysen, of Audubon Providing
g that consent to operate saloons shall
be secured by elections instead of petit
d ton. Suppression of intemperance.
BY Black, OF Mil!s-Appropriating
J. $64,564 for she institution for feeble
Il minded children at Glenwood. Appro-
il priatiors.
t BY Fursy, of Hardin Relating to the
0 sale of intoxicating liquors. Suppress
o sion of intempsrance.
|. BY Crukshank, of Lee-Making an
appropriation for the penitentiary al
O TT. Madison. appropriations.
i BY Hinlile, of Wayne-ln relation te
the state board of health. Public
e health.
e BY Kerr, of Grndy-Relating to the
l. powers of boards of supervisors. Jul
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