The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-04-17


8. r.. /, BY Trewin, providing for the
compilation Of the laws Of the Twenty-sev-
cnth, Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
general assemblies, and for their annota-
preme court to and including the May
| term, 1902, all to be published as code
supplement-. A supervising committee Is
provided and an appropriation mnde there
| for.
S. r. az. by Blanchard, empowering
townships. cities and towns TO vote n tax
not to exceed ave per centum In hid of
electric railroads. Trolley and electric
railroads are brought within the provisions
| of sections 2,OS4 to 1000 inclusive. but IL
is provided that no stock shall be Issued
1 by any such company except upon pay.
| ment therefor OF the full value. In cash or
Its equivalent.
s. +. 159, by Allyn. providing for the
n,e sy the sse
S. F. 23t. by Trewtn, giving Cedar Rap
Ids and Ottumwa control OF the river
fronts within the corporate limits Of those
cities, and providing for commissions to
direct improvements, such commissions to
consist OF three members each to he ap-
nonted by the gOvcrevr up"o petition Ct
the cities. 81 s
$. F. PSI. by Crawford, ding for an
mayors instead Of district court Judges
The bill has particular application TO Du-
buque and Sioux City. ~
s. F. p, by Hubbard, making taxes
levied on buildings as personal properly
II. r es. BY Mordhorss, bring steam.
boats and other river craft under sections
Of the code providing the manner OIL bring
Ing actions. specifying that actions may
wherever found.
Fl. r. 121, by Wilson Of Buena Vista, re-
moving the limit Of 5000 to be charged
by the secretary OF state for filing articles
H. F. 1914. by Warren, for the relief nj
the grantees Of John Casner. and to have
,and p!tens Issued In his name for tract
H. F. ITO, 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 Molnes river
grant.
s.. r. 11s. by Hubbard, providing TINT
any person found with burglars tools in mis-
possession, with intent to commit burglary
shall be Imprisoned in the penitentiary not
more than hye years or be fined exceeding
NOT less than one year.
8. 4. 278, by Arthand, regulating the prac.i
sse Of GnsteeopathSS Is provided osteop
tlce. must take 20 weeks course In a
legally incorporated school of osteopathy
a aasi.p pass sso an sxamlnatSn In sub
amlnels. No examination In materia medica
IS required. Osteopathists now practirlng
who are graduates Of legally Incorporated
s ,,.saS may obtain licenses to practice
9. F. 22o. by Emmert, for inspection Of
81 gasoline apparatus as well as gasoline
s. n: 221, by Emmert permitting genera.
ton Of gas or yapor inside of buildings.
8. r.. 155, by COPYRIGHT, for descent to
a ahas1b.ea parents OF property Of adopted
s: f. 95, by Junkin, providing copy of
Will VIII AM ana probate record shall be aled In
fe M wa staa tea property in
4 s. b. 253, BY Molsberry, empowering gu.
pervisors to employ labor to repair ieyees.
h, =; ;al E. g. by Fltchpatriek, for special
rle E, y, and the Mechanic Arts. : :. =
~ =. s =. 10 BY Ball TOR similar levy OF
u. y. S59 by Wise, for similar levy Of
state Normal scnool. -
ics buildings where more than 20 persons
I've aa.e, and which exceed two stories shall be
equipped with fire escapes.
s. +. 2S5, by Trewin, allowing commune
ties to vote taxes In aid Of railroads once
every ten years.
$. r; 254, by Henly, authorizing executive
assistant to examine state Offices annually ~
8 8. 3. l15, by Hayward, lowering tax on
foreign EfI ms insurance companies organized out
3 sac nnd q Ine e. United States, from and to-
"a T. 4a2, BY schools and text books COM
n nl1lee, giving state educational examine
e est, added discretion as to allowing state
sceftlf1cates and diplomas and permitting
them to consider Qualifications additional to
those now prescribed. -. e-S'7 =
,e q. Is o as2 BY Herbert, providing local
n November instead Of the first Monday
In October. MS under the Old law -.
y. IF. 800 BY Bealer. raising governors
salary from $1,000 to 5000. IN addition,
H,A Fo,.t
$500 per year as member of the executive
council and 5000 for house rent. 57@
q. =. go, by stratton, providing feeble
minded women under 40 years may be adj
h Fl. F. so, by Campbell, making 1t q crime
to advise. counsel or incite the murder Of
another.
3. +. 24e. by Hamann, the lnterurban
measure. It makes the laws that now
bans md gives them the right of eminent
domain. An interurban entering a city
shall be permitted to use the streets for
carving freight IL this can be carried In
combination or baggage ears. II freight is
hauled In freight cars the lnterurban COM
pany Is liable to the abutting properly
owners along Its right Of way for dam
ii. r. $685. by Campbell reqniring prop.
erty where liquors are kept for sale TO be
listed and the mulct tax assessed against
Ii. I.
sts II. h. u, Dy Donanuep providing Tor ex.s
semption from taxation Of the property Of
any kind belonging to union soldiers and
sailors or their Widows, up to $500. The
law does not apply IL the person owns ST.
600 worth Of properly or over.
II. F.. 1875 by Cummings. the supreme
court reorganization measure. The salar-
les Of the Judges are Increased from 81.
600 to $1,000 Practically continuous SEES
stons OF the court are required and the
measure will make 1t necessary for the
Judges to live In Des AfOines. No provi-
sion Of the act takes effect until January
8. r. e, by Yonng Of Lee, correcting de-
fects In section 1904 Of the code relative to
leyylng taxes IN special charter cities
s. r.. 1877, by Young OF Washington. IN,
der section 2,T94sof the code changing the
.nnmerof school townships TO school corpor-
atoms. as
H. r. s21, by Hughes. allowing surety
company to become sole surety on bond Of
a saloonkeeper. 49,
s5 H r. 1875, by Coburn. making 1t a crime
to dispose Of grain that has been raised on
rented land II the rent has not been paid
or the landlord gives consent In writing.
& 81. 3. 40, by Hasselquist, making manda.
tory the assessment OF a 1 mill road tax.
The fund SO raised Is not to be used for
any bnt road purDeses. ..5s
As FL. q. 574, by Edwards, authorizing com.
VAA a. Nvnr,1 nf,.n.k 49, ~