Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-03
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Final Adjournment Of the Assembly
Almost Certain to Come Next
Friday.
The Sitting Committees and Their
Powers Warning Elements in
the Senate.
Byers Given Much Authority in the
House-The Three.fourths
Bill.
Special 10 Times-Republican.

Bill.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. April 81 The legislature
will almost certainly adjourn next Fri
day. April g.. Allsof the appropria tion
bills are ready to pass and there is not
likely to be anything to prevent adj
journment Friday.
The sitting committees We're appoint
ed in both houses. The house COM
mittee consists of eX-Speaker Byers,
chairman; Temple, Bows, Let's. Baker.
Edwards, Cowles, Boysen and The
ophilus. Mr.. Byers, who has been crit
ically. i'll, returned to the house Monday
afternoon and the committee will take
charge OF all business today. Lieuten-
ant Governor Milliman announced the
sitting committee in the senate Monday
afternoon, the resolution providing for
lit having been passed. The committee
consists of Senators Healy. Hartman,
Trewin, Lewis, Titus, Smith and Por-s
ter. and it will assume control of the
business of the senate this morning.
The house passed the following bills
yesterday:
Senate bill Increasing the salary of
the secretary of the state board of
health and medical examiners from
81. 200 TO 81 500.
Senate bill authorizing the extension.
of the travelling library.
Senate bill increasing salaries of
state librarians assistants to $1,000.
$3.50 and $3.50.
senate bill Increasing the salary of
mine inspectors from $1,000 to $500.
senate bill prohibiting sales of
|liquar by solicitation in prohibition
counties.
Senate bill allowing the homestead
exemption from execution TO he one
half acre in a city or town where the
land is not plated.
The house concurred in the senate
amendments to the bill requiring banks
Ito give full list of stockholders and
place of residence, and requiring loan
and trust companies to give a list of
depositors to the assessor for taxation.
The senate passed the following bills:
Requiring all candidates for state
certificates to be examined, whether
graduates of the State Normal School
Tor not.
4 House bill providing for state vet
| Urinary commission of three members,
appointed by the governor, to regulate
veterinary practice. All practicing vet
\ erinarians who have practiced five
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A cate. but after January l. 1901. all can.
& didates for admission must pass exam
A inations or be graduates of n legal.
j chartered and recognized veterinary
4 college and pay a fee of SIS for exami.
4 nation.
4 Senate bill requiring state pharmacy
4 commissioners n turn the fees re
4 ceived into the state treasury and re
A ceire8 payment fo, their services month
ly the same as other state officers.
4 The legislature is In the hands o
. lsif;inE committees in both houses. TIL
: senate committee is composed of war
lring elements and, as a lrember re
|marked after looking oyer the list, 1
9 would have to be a pretty unimportan
bill that could get an unanimous re
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