The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-22
Authorizlng cities to vote taxes For the

Authorizing cities to vote taxes for the
| improvement OF river fronts and the con-
struction of dams for identifying and i'm
| proving parks and rivers, as we'll as for
park purposes proper; this act also permits
park commissioners to construct dams out
| side of the corporate limits of the cities
in which they act.
Requiring the state mine examiners to
inspect and examine every mine which has
day at least once in every SIX months.
| Giving members of the board of super
v So; authority to employ labor and ma.
advertising for BIDS to repair the break
ns tab h fhSsa yae upon
Giving township trustees power to con-
tribute to the maintenance of cemeteries
which are not wholly within their own
Providing that transcripts, Of wills shall
be filed In each county in which the testa-
script to be taxed against the estate.
Providng that the inheritance . between t" &c
In lawful wedlock
that IF I'll The eftas Of
leaving no issue, shall descend to the par
ents by adoption and the other half to
the The surviving spouse; If no spouse Is left,
Requiring the state educational exam
liners to inspect annually and make re-
|
ognition as training. teachers, and provid-
| ing that the board of examiners shall issue
certificates to the graduates of such
| schools
Providing that makers of notes given as
parts of capital stock in an insurance com
p any may be deposited with the auditor of
state and Withdrawn upon the substitution
| of the note. of the purchaser Of such stock
| in case of its sale.
clans subject to the state license required
| of such physicians themselves.
!. Authorizing the state board of educa-
tional examiners to issue. certificates to
teachers upon passing such examinations
as the board may require.
Providing that when there are no news
| papers In which to print notices of public
improvements such notices may be posted.
Recurring railroad companies to keep
cards.
Giving farmers Institutes 500 per year
Requiring county superintendent to file
detailed reports with county auditors.
Reauring state officers ice to report the
them u each Year. ' and its cost osu oo'e u
Giving the Des Moines city park COM
mission jurisdiction over Governors square
park.
waterworks funds by cities from whatever
source derived.
Charging costs in the trial for suspension
from the bar, as in criminal cases.
Permitting railroads to condemn addi-
| tional depot grounds al any time instead
of when the road Is completed, as at pres
ent.
surance notes held by the receivers of de.
funct insurance companies in the county
where the maker lives.
Requiring cooperative building and loar
associations. to deposit approved -securi.
ties amounting to $50, 600 with the auditor of
state to guarantee investors.
Leaving it to the discretion Of the COM
mandant of the home for soldiers at Mar
mn eI nj m re W hn hraa II he rl11e
Providing that savings banks may loan
not to exceed one-half Of their capital
stock to any person upon farm land worth
twice the amount loaned.
Requiring all public bonds to be uniform
in their conditions, as, provided by the
may cancel their liability by giving 80 days
notice In writing to the persons authorized
to approve the bond and to the officers with
premium paid, If any. less pro rata there
Of for the time the bond is in force,
power to appropriate money from their
general funds for the maintenance of parks.
Authorizing the organization of a naval
militia, to consist of one ships crew and
commissioned officers. in connection with
the Memorial University of the Sons Of
Veterans at Mason City;
the care and placement of abandoned chill
dren.
Recurring coal operators to employ shot
examiners.
Making the abatement of nuisances in
liquor cases apply to buildings only.
Requiring manufacturing establish
five or more persons employed to provide
suitable sanitary advantages, including
protection from dangerous machinery and
the protection of the health of employees.
Providing that any person affected with
smallpox or any other contagious disease
may be removed to a separate house or
contagion hospital and if it is impossible
for such person to be removed he may be
cared for at his home.
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to the Iowa library commission all asso-
ciate and travelling libraries belonging to
the state.
Reorganizing the representative districts
of the state sta the basis Of apportionment be
each lose one representative under this
apportonment, the two thus gained being
transferred to the northwestern part of the
state. The following counties retain two
Pottawattamie: Woodbury., Dubuque,
Scott The following districts are com
posed of two counties each: Ida-Monona,
Clay-Palo Alto, Lyon-Osceola, Winnie
bago-W Worth, Hancock-Humboldt. Dickin-
SON Emmett. All the other counties have
one representative each.
Providing that voters shall be required tc
register for school elections in all cities
containing more than one voting precinct
used for the school election.
Making the laws of Iowa with reference
to negotiable instruments uniform with
the laws of other states upon this subject.
Fixing July l as the uniform time at
which all annual appropriations shall be-
gin.
Providing that the county auditor shall
issue an annual report of the finances of
the county in pamphlet form.
WRONG MAN AT THE KEY.