The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-22

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Legalizing the ordinances of Swan, Ma
rion county.
Legalizing. the Incorporation of the town
of kinross, keokuk county
, Legalizing the acts done by the town of
Bondurant, Polk county.
Legalizing notice and votes for the in
county.
Legalizing the election at Clinton estab-
fishing free public library.
Criminals.
To punish by Imprisonment in the penl-
tertiary by any term of years between
ten and life whoever kidnaps, takes or car
rles away any person, or decoys or entices
such suc person away from any place in Iowa
of receiving or securing from anyone any
money, property or thing of value as
To provide that any person CONVICTED of
the murder Of another person shall not re-
ceive any interest in the estate of the de-
cedent as surviving spouse,
Giving the state BOARD of health full pow
er to enforce rules and regulations within
the territory of local boards, when local
boards shall refuse or fail to enforce the
rules and regulations of the state board.
Making the interference with or theft of
any part of bridges of electric railways or
phone, electric light wires, etc, subject to
penalties provided for malicious mischief
and trespass.
i fine. of 500 or mprisonment in the coun-
ty jail of not more than 80 days to use
bottles, boxes, barrels, casks and kegs be-
longing to another.
Making the possession of burglars tools
subject to the penalty of imprisonment in
the peniten.iary for not more than five
years or fine not exceeding $500 and I'M
prisonment in the county Jail for not more
than one year.
PPIrohibiting the sale Of cocaine and PRO
OF prosecution for the first offense and
me e OF $500 or imprisonment in the county
jail Tor three months for the second Of
N0thtnp nr0hihitS
sale Of the drug to dentists or physicians
| for, use In their professions or to wholesale
| ness.
Punishment by Imprisonment for. not
more than 20 years persons who advise
| der, although no such killing takes place.
Providing that creameries which fail to
make reports to the state dairy commits
a fine of s25 to s1O0
Authorizing sheriffs to take and secure
photographs of criminals and to have
measurements taken by the Rertillion sys-
tenn; also authorizing the exchange of these
photographs and data with other sheriffs'
| by mail.
Providing that the escape of prisoners
from buildings or places outside the walls
Of penitentiary shall be. punishable by
penalty as escape from within the
Providing that prisoners may be worked
N buildings or places outside of peniten-
| tiary Enclosures
Providing that persons charged with
murder or treason may be admitted to bail
before but not after conviction
Salaries OF Public officials.
Fixing the salaries of sheriffs as follows:
In counties having more than 5000 popula-
tion. $500: between 5000 and 5000 50, coo;
| between u.OO0 and $4,000, $1,000; provided
that any excess over the sums mentioned
SOLICITED by the sheriff shall be PAID ifto
| expense incurred in the performance of Of
fetal duties, in serving criminal processes,
dustrial schools or asylums shall be allowed
as other claims against the county. The
sheriff is allowed to retain all m M
ton of less than II, 600 and in which the re-
ceipts together. with the, salary do, not
shall allow the sheriff the deficit In all
the sheriff and all other deputies shall be
Fixing the salary of shorthand reporters
OF the district court at six dollars per day
ence shall be made up by. the counties in
which the court is held in proportion TO
the number of days Of court held IL IN each
per 100 words for transcribing their notes,
/ and in case of criminals the expense shall
be paid by the county.
Authorizing counties of more than co. 0o
population to furnish office and supplies to
city assessors: authorizing supervisors
the assessor; providing also for compensa-
ton Of s. 500 for assessors IN cities {. Of more
than 10000 and compensation of $3.50 per
day for deputies
Recognizing the supreme court and in
creeaassing the salaries of the members from
oo to s6oSS per annnm efect tive after after
shall meet in continuous session during
91a months In each year. holding open court
in the city of Des Moines once each month
for the submission of cases. and requiring
the court to take submission Of only that
number of cases which It shall be able 70
finally determine and decide within the
ensuing month.
Iowa from 5000 to 5000 The governor re
$500 a year an and $500 for services on the ex-
ecutive council. so that the increase Is
really from s4,1oo to s6;loo The law Will
take effect January !. 1904.
Fixing the salary of county superintend-
ents of schools at 81 200 per annum instead
of four dollars per day.
from $500 10 $500 per year.
Providing that the compensation OF OF
fetal papers shall be SO cents per ten lines
of BREWER; the present law reads mot to
exceed 33 cents"
Providing that the minimum salary paid
to county attorneys shall be $500 per "a an,
$4,000 and over the county, attorney may
employ an assistant with the approval OF
the board of SUPERVISORS at salary not
to exceed $1,000 per annum.
Appropriations.
Inauguration ceremonies. 1850 81
To supply Indians on Tama
reservation with subsl-
tute for property de-
stroyed on account of be-
poS ........................ 1000 Ok
Express. freight and cart
age due and unpaid. 81, 222 %
Claims approved by ex-
ecutive council. ........... 32l 81
Express and freight. 29th
General assembly 400 90
$1,943 81
ma maps os .......... .. $500 OK
pital at Cherokee....... $4,000 q
general assembly ....... 1850 q
monuments ..........,.... 10000 OK
March, 1902 ................ 1870 As
Total ...................... s3O6 1924 o.
To transfer patients to hospitals for
insane 1900. .......'..... :..-...... $o,VV>
For erection of monuments in menu
DRY Of Iowa troops at the battles of
Chattanooga Observation-Disclosures. $500
For erection of monument in Forest
Home cemetery, Mount Pleasant,
in memory of Charles Shepherd, a
revolutionary soldier. ................ 6U
Board of control-state Institutions:
Marshalltown ................... $1,000
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