Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-04-23
q. +. III, by Sweeley, bringing electric
railways and 0Dna raflS under the nrOyislOnH

cious mischief and trespasS.
s. +. ~, by COPYRIGHT, making 1t a mis-
kegs or barrels of another.
s. f. o. by Garst, changing the date
when railway corporations shall make re.
of assessment from Feb. 10 to April and
extending the date for the council to fix the
railway assessment from the first Monday
In March q b,a to Il, the second Monday in July
companies shall send their reports for pur.
poses of assessment to the executive council
Instead of the Auditor of the State as the
old law requires md requiring the council to
nssess express company the second Monday
II. +. o.. by Mordhorst, providing that
ACTIONS may be brought against the owners
the vessels pass.
II. +. los, By Wright, changing the date
Of settlement Of the Auditor OF State with
in April, July and October of each. year to
the first day OF each of these months. Tie
annual settlement viii be OF the first Mon
day N January as Under the old law.
Including fees for the lodging Of prisoners
IN their quarterly reports to the Supetvis-
org. Is
Of incorporation to be published once Each
week for four consecutive weeks. The old
law! made no provision for publication once
each week" and thus worked hardship of
!, s.. +. %, by Alexander, authorizing library
boards to condemn grounds for location OF
libraries and additional library grounds.
r. ibs the
and without additional compensation, In
cases of appeals from the findings of the
commissioners of insanity.
8. +. 192. by Bachman, giving the State
Board of Health power to enforce general
health and quarantine regulations when To-
cal boards neglect to net. The bill Is the
outcome of the conflict in authority between
the State board and local boards during the
recent smallpox epidemic, particularly In
s. +. lis, by Tallman, prohibiting person
feloHiously causing the death of another re.
cciving n distributing SHIRE of his victims
3. +, 2c4, by Crawford, making chapter
20 Of the acts Of the Twenty eighth General
wdterworks and the disbursement of water.
works funds, applicable to cities under spe-
tiql charter.
haans pcpdaon s. Seo to esst e paff
commissioners and levy taxes for park pur-
poses The old law provides cities Of 25000
and sn SsS may es hsyf u hesf RSMeFs The I'LL
s. II. 81. by Hartman, increasing from
250 TO $50 the number of reports that may
be, published of the Iowa Academy of
Sciences.
H. +. Al, by Hisinger, intended to make
the provisions of section 3.433 of the code
MS to limitations OF action on judgments
apply to all judgments rendered after the
code of, 1873. went into effect and prior to
the taking effect of the code OF 1897. The
act allows one year after the taking effect
OF this measure foran action to be brought
on any Judgment rendered during the period,
Bill Gii.'A "'N'' ''nei"'e' y Dl''eu ~ 'n's
Ii. F. 146. by Durham, authorizing
Boards OF Supervisors to build bridges that
question to the vote of the taxpayers. 1t
is designed to facilitate building of bridges
on county lines.
ty In hands of receivers preferred claim.
publlcatlon Of !, 500 copies of Of the Code. ~
$. + 3o4, by Junkin. granting to the Chi
pany right of way through the land of the
institution for feeble minded at Glenwood.
s. f. 261, by kirkpatrick. establishing the
rank of commandant and Instructor of mill
tional Institutions. The rank of colonel of
cadets is given the commandant.
II. f.. IS. by Boysen. increasing to 81
years, the age Mt which girls may be COM
vile. -
II: F. 49, b. ~ Edwards defining Il, the crime
lshable BY life imprisonment or term Of
H. Il. 214, by Buchanan, making the legal
weight q r.. Hungarian 1,si an, and mllet seed 20
H. i. $780, by Fields, prohibiting fishing In
the Big Sioux except with hook and line.
H. +. 81. by Buchanan, Prohibiting the
sale of cocaine, except on prescription for
medical purpose. Registered physicians and
licensed dentists may purchase 1t for pro
fessional use.
s. f. i, by Trewin, providing for the COM
pilation of the laws of the Twenty seventh,
Twenty.eighth and Twenty-ninth General
Assemblies, and for their annexation, and
fha Mn md rYtlnc of Ga, Cn,,, 80,
and including the May term, 1902, all to be
pHblished as code sgpplement super
priation made therefor.
8. II. ~, by blanchard, empowering town
ships, cities and towns to vote tax not to
exceed pei. centum In aid of electric rail
brought within the provisions Of sections
2,OS4 to 2,090 Inclusive, but 1t is provided
that no stock shall be Issued by any such
company except upon payment therefor of
the full value In cash or Its equivalent.
S. F. $50, by Allyn, providing for the pur-
chase by the State Of engravlngs. cuts and
plates for Stdte publications.
$. Il. 234, by Trewln, giving Cedar Rapids
within the. corporate limits of those cities.
and providing for commissions to direct i'm
provemcnts. such commissions to consist of
three members each to be appointed by the
Governor upon petition of tile cities.
s. +. ISL by Crawford, providing for mp
polntment of water works trustees by May
OIS iHsledu VI lJlstElCl NOuTI Tile
bill has particular application to Dubuque
and Sioux City.
S. II. p, by Hubbard making taxes levied
on buildings as personal property lien
II. #. 6s, by Mordhorst, bring steamboats,
and other river craft under sections of the
code providing the manner of bringing ac-
lions. specifying that actions may be
brought upon any agent of the same wher-
ever found.
H.. II. 121, by Wilson. of Buena Vista, re-
moving the limit of 5000 to be charged by
the Secretary of State for filing articles Of
Incorporation.
II. il. 194, by Warren, for the relief of the
grantees of John Casner. and to have land
rlon County.
II. f. 10, by Anderson, for the relief of
the grantees Of John and W. A. Noble, and
to have issued in their names patents for
certain lands In the Des Moines River grant.
5. II. us, by Hubbard. providing that any
person found with burglars tools In his pos
session, with intent to commit burglary shall
than five years or be fined not exceeding $500
or be Imprisoned In the county jail not less
than one year.
tice of osteopathy. 1t is provided osteop.
athists, before obtaining license to practice,
must take twenty weeks course in lie.
gally Incorporated school of osteopathy and
pass an examination III prescribed subjects
before the State. Board of Medical Exam
liners. No examination In matcrin medica
Is required. Ostcopathists now practIrlng
who are graduates of legally Incorporated
schools may obtain licenses to practice with
out examination.
S. 4. 220. by Emmert, for inspection of all
gasoline apparatus as well us gasoline
lamps.
S. f. 221, by Emmert, permitting genera
tion Of gas or vapor inside of buildings
s. f.. 155, by COPYRIGHT, for descent to
adopted parents of property of adopted chill
s. f. 0j, by Junkin, providing copy of will
and probate record shall be filed in coun-
ties where the property bequeathed In the
will Is situated.
$. F. 253, by Molsberry, empowering SUI
pervisors to employ labor to repair levees.
s: +. 53, by Fitchpatrick, for n special
building fund levy of one fifth of mill for
five years for the Iowa State College of Ag-
riculture and the Mechanic Arts.
8. II. 10, by Ball, for Il similar levy of one
NTH of n mill for the State university.
IL. Il. $50. by Wise, for a similar levy of
one-tenth Of n mill for five years for the
State Normal School,
s; I. 230, by Dowell providing that public
buildings where more than twenty persons
live and which exceed two stories shall be
equipped with fire escapes.
s. +. 2s5. by Trewin, allowing communI-
ties to vote taxes In aid of railroads once
every ten years.