Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
REMOVAL Of IAE
SCHOOL FOR DEAF
First Definite Move In That
Direction Made In the
Legislature Today
A BILL FOR APPROPRIATION
Measure Appropriates $25o,ooo and
Leaves Selection Of the Location to
the State Board Of controI-Bui!d-
ing for the Fair Grounds Assured
legislative News
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| Special to Times Republican
Des Moines, March S.-The first
definite move looking to the removal
Of th. state school for deaf was made
today when bills We're introduced by
Representative Wright and Senator
| Lyons, providing for the removal to
! of Dt!s Moines, to be selected by the
board OF control. and appropriating
/ R%*
/ The house today passed the bill ap-
propriating $4,000 for a new building
On the state fair grounds unanimous
ly. also the bill to appropriate s10,500
! for "a monument at Andersonville pri-
son, the bill to increase the number
of birds included in the game laws and
the i'll to pay penitentiary guards a
] graded salary.
| A. minority report from the COM
Won of repeating the new road law.
The bin for factory inspectors was got
before the house again by reconsider
| ing the vote and reference to the la
bor committee.
Che senate today passed the bill to
put stop to matchmaking suits in
t.hqnor cases. The anti-horse docking
bill was reported to the senate fa
vorahly.
been pending before the legislature
from the opening day was withdrawn
hv Nj. l.. Temple, its author, today and
! 1t VII, iol lie considered further. Th !
bill was before the last legislature and
received scant consideration. It was
intro iuced early in the session and has
been in the hands of the house judiciary
comnlittee for a long time. There have
been rumors that this or that person
! was here working for the bill, and it
Hyas asserted that ex-Speaker Eaton
Jyas using his influence for its passage
tbn the ground that he would be ap-
Yboinled as one of the three judges of
the court, but of this there was no
tdefinite information. Mr.. Eaton fav-
ored an appellate court before the
l,csange was made in the supreme court
\. that it would be able to catch up
aith work and attend to all the busi-
nnass The bill has not met with fa-
| yoi. and it became evident that the bill
would not be passed. Mr.. Temple is
ouite confident, however. that the time
will come when an appellate court will
10 needed for certain classes of cases
in iowa.
The proposal to abolish the Oelwein
sure -ior court never came to the sur
| fach. Previous to the election last fall
petitions We're being circulated to ask
| the legislature to abolish the court.
The court had Immediately become a
matter of factional contention. But
when the Judge who had been appoint
ed{when the court was first established
SECURED reelection over two strong OPP
nohents all talk of killing the court was
ended
The supreme court commenced an
other division OF the January term at 3
O'Clock this morning. This is the third
dfvision of the first term and there will
he o,ale more division in April. The court
has filed no opinions for the past two
weeks, having filed such large num-
her previously. An examination OF the
record will show that the court merely
worked off all the appeals that We're
ga silly disposed of and that number
of the larger and more important cases,
even among those submitted last Octo-
her. are still in the hands of the judges.
The i!Busse murder case Is one of those
on which a decision might have been
rend bred long ago.
TfIe excursion trip of the members
of he state legislature to the state col
leee at Ames on "Wednesday, will not be
maid for by the college trustees and the
state, will not put up for the eatables
and Arinkables that are to be provided
for she members. The excursion has
been arranged by the Commercial Club
~ A thes. an association with about 800
liv1a members, and quite willing to put
~, t,,bney for all things that go to make
aitme RI the city or college more popular.
IN if,d.t it is one of best organizations
~ ftst kind in the state of its size and
- dn,braces all the best people of the
oi.J THE members will gon on spec
~ itrhin In the afternoon instead of
bavi * the committee meetings and in
tha ,eyiening on their return home they
wiul attend the joint session in the
bouke g Ito listen to an address on the
juvesniie court BILL
rl,a houses meet at 9:30 a. m. these
davI and the only committees that are
ables to hold sessions in advance of this
are 1.-THE agricultural committees. The
farther members of these committees
savs that they are in the habit of get
tinea out, at about $50 in the morning at
and they can we'll afford to hold
meetings at $50 a. m. The
sen,Ilte Agricultural committee has been
wre2 stlfng for some time with the bill
to liorbid docking horses tails. The