Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-09
PASS BILL REPORTED
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Section g. The exceptions mention
ed in section 1 hereof are as follows,
to-wit:
(D Employees of railway, street
railway, and interurban railway COM
panies, and their immediate families,
may receive passes or transportation
but this exception shall not apply while
any such employe is candidate for
any public office, or the incumbent
thereof. Provided further, this excep-
ton shall not apply to more than one
i lawyer or firm of lawyers in any one
town.
(2) Officers of such companies may
receive and use what are known as
Exchange passes"
go Clergymen may receive and use
half fare permits.
(4) Upon the recommendation of
the proper city or county authorities
having in charge the relief of the poor,
such companies may issue free trans
portation by way of charity, and the
person or persons to whom such free
transportation is issued may use the
same.
(5) Such companies may make what
are commonly known as excursion
rates." open to all persons within the
class of the excursion, including rates
for soldiers and sailors of the United
States and for members of the Iowa
National Guard.
CO.. Such companies may run spec
ial trains for educational purposes in
tended to develop the material resources
of the state, and may carry upon such
trains without charge such guests as
they may invite to accomplish the end
in view.
ca Such companies may issue free
transportation from the point of ship
ment to destination and return to per-
sons who accompany freight trains for
the purpose OF caring for livestock in
course of shipment, and such transport
tation may be made good for return
trip upon passenger trains; provided,
however, that such persons must ac-
tually accompany the livestock upon
the trains in which it is being trans
ported, from the point of shipment to
the point of destination.
(S) Railways may pay for advertis-
ing in transportation, at the customary
rates for both transportation and adj
vertising.
(9) Street railways may permit
members Of the police force and fire de-
partment to ride free while in dis
charge Of their duties.
10) Such railway companies may
run special trains to carry soldiers,
militia or fire departments, when an
emergency requires such service, ana
may carry persons, if they SO desire,
upon said trains without charge.
Section T. 1t shall be the duty Of
each railway company and interurban
railway company to append to its an
nual report made to the executive
council list of all free passes and free
transportation issued by it during the
Such list shall give the names and adj
dress of the persons to whom such
free passes or free transportation have
been given, and the lines or parts of
lines over which the same entities the
person receiving them to travel
Section 5. Any officer, agent or rep
of any corporation, organi-
cation, association or any person vio-
lating any of the provisions of section
1 and hereof shall be punished by
in the county Jail for
not less than three months and not
more than one year, or by fine of not
less than 500 and not more than $1,000.
And any corporation, association or
violating any of said
shall be fined not less than
500 or more than $1,000.
Any corporation violating the pro-