Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-07-09

pensions to disabled and retired
policemen.
Chapter 81 grants additional powers
to cities organized under the conn
mission plan Of government.
Chapter % makes provisions nor
primary elections. including the com
pensation u judges and clerks. time
OF opening polls, certihcation Of nom
nation to the county auditor. form Of
ballot, publishing Of proceedings, NIL
ing OF vacancies, Of holding county
conventions, district conventions and
state conventions.
Chapter 05 promotes the building Of
permanent roads In the state.
Chapter 90 provides for the destruc-
tion OF weeds. q.
Chapter 1856 allows bounty Of Is
cents for each ground hog killed
within the county.
Chapter 1877 gives q bounty OF 90
cents for each rattlesnake killed.
Chapter 1879 changes the form Of re-
quest blanks for the sale Of intoxicat-
Ing liquors.
Chapter III prohibits the drinking
OF intoxicating liquors as beverage,
and the use OF profane language on
any passenger railway car or street
car. making the offense misde.
meanor.
Chapter 142 limits the number o.
persons to whom city or town coun.
ellis may grant consent to sell in
toxicating liquors. &s
Chapter 143 prohibits any person ex-
cept qualified elector from engag-
ing in the sale Of Intoxicating liquors
at retail.
Chapter las makes 1t necessary that
employers furnish an authenticated
birth record of any children employed
In their establishment.
Chapter 149 makes it the duty Of
all persons and companies operating
any vessel propelled by machinery or
through the medium of sails to carry
q light during certain hours.
Chapter ISL provides for the
establishment of laboratory for the
manufacture OF hog cholera serum at
or near Des Moines under the supervi
sion Of the state veterinary surgeon.
Chapter 1853 provides for register
In which shall be recorded the date OF
cocaine sales. I.
i Chapter 1877 defines and regulates
the practice Of optometry and for
creation Of q board Of examiners in
optometry. Is n.
Chapter 1853 relates to hotels, inns
and public lodging houses and pre-
scribes rules so as to insure the safe,
ty and health Of employees and patrons
Of the same, and provides for inspec..
ton thereof.
Chapter 1863 is an act to prevent
disease among bees and provides for
inspection thereof. 81
Chapter III changes the name OF
the Iowa State Normal school to State
Teachers college.
Chapter 17s provides for feeble
minded men at Glenwood.
Chapter 175 provides for the educa,,
ton of deaf and blind children at the
school for the deaf and the college
for the blind.
Chapter 1856 prohibits secret frat
ernities and societies In the public
schools. sEs ..s5
Chapter 212 Is an act to enjoin and
.abate houses at prostitution, to de-
clare the same to be a:nuisance and to
assess tax against the person main
tanning such nuisance and against the
building and owner thereof.
Chapter 22O provides that all doors
shall open outward in buildings Of
public nature.
Chapter 223 authorizes the seizure
Of cigaretts and cigarette papers, the
apprehension Of the occupant Of the
place or building In or upon which
the same were sold or kept and pro
vides for the. levy of 8, tax.
Chapter 252 makes an appropria
ton for the removal Of the remains OF
Ex-Governor Ansel Briggs from
Omaha, Neb., to Andrew, Jackson
county, Ia, and for the location Of a
monument In the cemetery at that
place. 5
Chapter 260 makes an appropriation
for the Freemen's Institute of Poca
hontas, county, Iowa 81
Chapter 267 is an act to grant and
relinquish to the city Of Dubuque,
the title Of the State Of Iowa in or to
the abandoned river bed Of the Mis-,
sissippi river. 5.,s $..,