Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-02-08


lowing: BY Molsberry, relative to
hunting on enclosed lands; by Brooks,
TO amend section 1871 relating to ex.
animation of state and savings banks.
requiring two a year. and these to be
filed with the auditor of state; by
Turner, an-i-pass bill.
Des Moines, Jan. 31.-An emergency
bill to appropriate $4,000 for unfin-
ished building at Eldoral was passed.
A bill to admit orphans OF sailors to
soldiers orphans home at Davenport
passed. Among bills introduced were
the following: BY Wilson Of Fay
cite, primary election bill; by Court
right, to appropriate $4,000 for a
manufactures building at the state
fair; by Saunders. to provide condi-
tons for organizing fraternal organi-
cations and preventing organization
in Iowa IL rates are less than national
fraternal CO. gress tables. Referred
to insurance.
House-The bin making the pun.
ishment for second offense Of lewd.
ness not to exceed three years In the
states prison, was passed. Among
BY Dashiell, prohibiting the game OF
football In the public schools; by
Weeks, including the cookie burr In
the list of weeds to be removed from
highways; by Gregory, making an APP
preparation of s2,2S0 for the Iowa Corn
Growers association; by English,
primary elections.
Des Moines, Feb. 1.-Senate-Wife
desertion bill was indefinitely post.
poned. The COPYRIGHT resolution.
calling joint convention OF the
houses of the assembly on Feb. 8,
at 11:45 a. m, to elect state printer,
state educational institutions, was
adopted without dissent. Among bills
introduced was the state marshal bill,
by Gale.
Households bill making examin.
atoms of loan and trust companies at
the companies expense, passed. Beal.
er's bill, permitting savings banks to
invest funds outside the state, was
passed by a vote of 70 to IS. Among
bills introduced were the following:
By Nichols, making 1t necessary for
election officers to account for cam
paign funds; by Nichols making 1t a
misdemeanor for election officers to
spend campaign or election funds for
intoxicating liquors; by McAllister,
appropriating $4,000 to erect swine
pavilion at state fair grounds; by
Christensen, amending section 244S OF
the code so that saloons shall open
and close an hour later; by Sankey to
Grn spg nornnp nipq from
insuring property for greater sum
than the actual cash value and pro-
viding a fine of $1,000 for violation;
by Weeks, making burglary where ex.
plosives are used punishable by i'm.
prisonment for life; by Weeks, pro-
viding that one-half Of the collateral
Inheritance tax shall go to the county
treasury of the county wherein the
estate is being administered.
Des Moines, Feb. 2.-Senate-Sev.
eral bills of minor Importance were
passed. Among bills introduced
were the following: By commtrree
oN highways, to authorize use Of the
King drag and pay land owners for
using it; by committee on highways,
authorizing employment of four road
supervisors to the township; by
Dowell, relating to gifts to state in
situations and permitting them to be
received; by Harper, to regulate sale
Of gasoline, requiring receptacles to
be marked.
Households resolution regard
ing the drainage Of land was passed
and is now referred to the the Thirty.
seventh general assembly The List.
err bill, calling for printing and distri.
button of the reports of the State
Teachers association, the number to
be printed based upon the attendance
each year, was passed. The bill ap-
propriating $500 for the industrial
school at Eldora was passed. The
Clary bill, Furnishing any person who
shall solicit another to have carnal
knowledge of any female was passed.
Among bills introduced was one by
Shaffer (by requesD, providing form
Of the ballot to be used at municipal
elections and for the manner of NOM
nations by the petition for the place
on such ballot and providing penalties
for violation.
Des Moines, Feb. 3.-Senator Dow.
ellis bill, to allow state institutions
to accept bequests-s specially designed
to allow Ames college to accept the
George w. Gait estate-was passed.
The institutions may accept money,
but not property. Some Of the Gait
estate left to Ames Is not in cash.
Among bills introduced was one by
Young of Calhoun, providing for la.
bells of patent medicines with form.
ulae and sales of wood alcohol shall
be registered as poison.
House - Representative Fpperson
presented his woman's suffrage reso.
luton and it was referred to the COM
mittee on constitutional amendments
for consideration. The senate amend.
ment to house file AZ, providing
for spring registration, was adopt
ed. The Head bill providing that
ownSrs of land abutting on public
highways should receive credit for
road work done with drag, was
passed. Among bills introduced were
the following: BY Green, amending
the exemption laws to the heads OF
families, decreasing the amount to
$40; by Chassell, providing that part
of the collateral Inheritance tax shall
be paid to the county and making
other changes in the law: by Clary
(by request), regulating the manufac'
ture and sale Of patent and prophet.
airy medicines.