Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-05-27

by MI. 1EOSSlENs EIohAull6 AHtt NlhN
resident taxpayers may send children to
the schools of the district in which they
pay school *
By Mr.. Adams: Vesting the corporate
powers OF owns Of $500 population in a
board of trustees of five members; il
more than $500, nine members; the first
board to be appointed by the County
Court, subsequent boards to be chosen by
the electors of the town.
County Officers Salaries.
By Mr.. Rosenberg: To prohibit play
ing for money billiards or pool, under
penalty of fine of from $40 to 5000.
BY Mr.. Forth: Authorizing boards OF
education, upon petition Of fifteen free
holders. to establish free night schools.
By Mr.. Cross: Allowing county treas
urers not less than one-half of l per cent
and not more than / per cent for school
moneys disbursed by him, payable semi
annually from the county treasury.
Committee substitute: Apprupriating
$4,000 for St. francis and Black rivers
levees.
By MI. jackson: Requiring posting Of
notice when machinery, betting or shaft
ing can not be safely and securely guard
ed.
By Mr.. Domain: Fixing the time Of
holding court in the Nineteenth Judicial
Circuit.
Committee substitute; Fixing the sal
aries of county officers in counties con-
tanning a city of 100, 900 and less than
200, 900 Inhabitants as follows; Sheriff,
IS 5000; collector, $4,000: treasurer, SO 900;
prosecuting attorney, $4,000; recorder OF
deeds, $4,000: county clerk, $4,000; circuit
clerk. So, 900; coroner, $4,000; assessor,
$1,000; public administrator 1,800; aud
itor, $40 0
BY Mr.. Sherman: Fixing the salaries
of police officers in st. Joseph.
BY Mr.. Kinney: Providing that where
two or more ballots are found folded to-
gether they shall be rejected; that where
two ballots correspond to the same mum
Der they shall be counted where 1t is OBJ
vious that the similar numbering was due
to oversight or mistake of election Off
GERS and are otherwise legal and proper
ones.
By Mr.. Wade of Scott: Permitting the
owners of land to construct drains for
agricultural purposes only.
By Mr.. Tromly: Authorizing county
courts to employ an accountant to audit
and check up the accounts of county Off
GERS.
BY Mr.. Holcomb: Prohibiting the sale
of notes given in payment of a life in
surance policy premium before delivering
to the applicant, in person, the policy for
which the note is given.
By Mr.. Miller of Saline: Authorizing
the railroad commissioners to require
railroad companies whose right of way
join, or whose tracks are within 100 feet
Of each other to enable a connection to be
made between such tracks.
BY Mr.. Perry: Providing that territory
not exceeding six miles square wherein is
located a town or city of the third or
fourth class to organize into a special
road district.
BY Mr.. Kies: Providing for the hold
ing Of extension courses in agriculture in
counties which petition for them, not to
exceed ten days in length, when a suit
able hall is furnished free of charge to
the State Board of Agriculture.
By Mr.. Moore of Barton: Providing
that persons entitled to distribution or
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notified in writing ten days before the
order is made.
BY Mr.. Miller of Saline: Requiring
railroad companies to furnish the rail-
road commissioners with a correct list
of the officers of the company, and also
certified copies Of all contracts such COM
panies have entered into with other
} companies. Penalty for a false state
ment to be punished by a term of not
less than two nor more than five years
{ in the penitentiary.
BY Mr.. Wade of Scott: Requiring all
companies operating railroads in this
state to pay their employees monthly, on
or before the 10th of the month following
2 the month when wages were earned.
! By Mr.. Perry: Authorizing territory
e eight miles square containing a city
r town or village of less than 100, 900 in,
e habitants to organize into a special road
district.
By Mr.. Sosey: Providing that a sale OF
real estate under mortgage o rdeed OF
trust, where the property lies wholly OF
In part within the corporate limits of any
. city having 10000 inhabitants, the notice
r required shall be published in some daily
newspaper in such city,
. By Mr.. Auerswald: Requiring railroad
I companies passing through towns of so,
$ 600 population to construct at their owr
. expense along their right of way sewers
I to carry off surface water.
i Passes to Shippers.
By Mr.. Lawrence: Requiring railroad
companies to give free round trip trans,
r portation to car load shippers of live
stock and watermelons.
By Mr.. Magee: Ap~proprtating $11S,3'
for the relief of Charles Shumate, sheriff
: of Knox county.
r BY Mr.. Kyle: Authorizing count!
courts to pay a bounty not to exceed s
S for any grown wolf, So for a wolp pup an
81 for any red fox killed in the county
upon the delivery to the county clerk
within six months after the killing, of tn
scalp.
BY Mr.. Conran: Appropriating 50, 1905
n for the relief of Albert o. Allen, forme
= static auditor.
d BY Mr.. Smith of Bollinger: Requiring
county or township treasurers to settl
: with the County Court at the Februar
:; and August terms of the court.
d BY Mr.. Moore Of Barton: Providing 70
the treatment and correction of delin
quent children.
Committee substitute: Providing tina
a contract providing for an adjustmen
&c by arbitration shall not preclude legg
y action on such contract at any time, an
lie the compliance with the provision sha
s. not be a condition precedent to the RICH
to bring or recover in such action.
By Mr.. Lindsay; Requiring appellant
or plaintiffs in error in. cases of appef
to file abstract of record within ninet
g. days.
n By Mr.. Hull: Requiring the secretar
lie of state to send five copies of each vol
ume of the Revised Statutes to the Stat
id Library, one copy to the librarian of Con
re gress and one copy to the law library {
ID each state and territory in the Union.
Committee substitute: Regulating I'll
re fees of circuit clerks.
D. By Mr.. Sosey: Appropriating $40 fc
err the relief of w. K. Gibbs for Hannib;
~ armory rent.
BY Mr.. Barker: Approprlating SILL
of for the relief of Moniteau county on al
ne count of VIM. Thomas, an insane convic
sent from the penitentiary to an insar
Of asylum. -
$. By Mr.. Polk: Appropriating $61.50 fl
of the relief of John /. Marshall, sheriff
Iron county.
in BY Mr.. Raymond: Appropriating $685.
for the relief of w. S. Morgan, sheriff
lg Howell county.
to BY Mr.. Deal: Approprlating SEA- fl
the relief Of George w. Cupp, sheriff
a Mississippi county.
c. BY Mr.. Donnan: Appropriating $685.
for the relief of M. F. Roberts,, sheriff
a Dent ounty.
BY Mr.. Miller of Saline: Appropriate
n $S9S. Sc for the relief of Jet M. Rose ar
err George r. Rose, contractors.
It's BY Mr.. Hull. Appropriating $S2 Il
ty the relief of Gideon I. Miller, sheriff
to Platte county.
BY Mr.. Moore of Barton: Approprfa
of ing $500 for the relief Of Philip Come
marshal Of Minden Mines.
es BY Mr.. Adams: aAppropriating SAT.
for the relief Of e. S. Boner, sheriff
.ot Caldwell county.
BY Mr.. Johnson of Daviess: Appropr
he ating $31.S1 for the relief Of ]. A.. Blai
ty sheriff of Daviess county.
RS By Mr.. Stanley of Webster: Appropf
Ict atlng SZ2.90 Tor the rel1ef OF L. c. Low