Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-15
SECOND LIST SENT FROM IOWA
Names Of Hundred and Fifty Officers
Before War Department.
HOUSE AMENDS CORPORATION LAW
Issuance OF stock 10 Pay for
Promotion work on Inter
urban Railroads.

DIES MONIES Ia, March 1t-(Speciol
Telegram --Adiutant General Logan today
received from the War department a re-
quest for an additional list Of Iowa Ma
tional guard officers willing to 20 to Texas
20 witness the maneuvers at San Antonio
The department acknowledged receipt Of
the first list and merely asked for a sup
pement list" which was forwarded tonight.
making in all about $780, whose names are
before the department This last request
causes the officials here to believe that
at least a majority OF the officers Of the
Iowa guard will be asked to go to San
Antonio.
The house today passed an amendment
to the law, which forblds the Issuance Of
stock by corporations except for value
received and places with the state execu-
tive council theauthority to make allow
ance for other forms Of value for which
stock may be issued The purpose Is TO
so arrange II that stock may be Issued
| to pay for promotion work Of interurban
railroads. The house also passed a bill
to give the courts discretion in the matter
Of comprocise Of suits relating to wife
desertion.
Protecting the sheep.
Sheep killing wolves are not in high
! favor with the Iowa legislature, but there
is no disposition to be extrsvagant in offer
ing bounues for their scalps. The senate
passed a bill to make 1t optional with the
| county board Of supervisors whether the
bounty shall be raised to $40 per or left
where It Is at half that sum. The bill a
advocated by Spaulding and others was
for bounty Of 500 a head The discussion
developed that the legislators would like
very much to have a bounty on sheep
| huf 1a 40, q
| about It.
The senate recalled two bills from the
governor today. One was a bill by smith
| of Shelby, relating to the exemption OF
soldiers from taxation. II was found that
i'm repeating the present law not all that
is necessary was put back. The other was
the Sullivan bill regarding an extra judge
in Polk county, in which the senator dis
covered an error.
The house received the Sammis bill to
abolish the $25 fee for attorneys i'm in
junction proceedings and sent It to the
| committee on suppression Of intempeTance
A fight was made to send It to the judi
ciary committee, which would be much
more favorable to 1t.
Publisher wins out.
In the case brought to the supreme court
by the publisher Of a paper at West Lib
SIlg the court SUSTAINED the 'puDISneE IN
requiring the Board OF Supervisors 10 make
a more complete report OF all proceedings
OF the board, to be published in official
papers The board had refused to furnish
everything that was deemed necessary to
a complete record. The court held that the
record should be complete.
Supreme Court Decisions.
The following decisions have been handed
down by the supreme court:
Index Printing Company against Board
of Supervisors Of Muscatine county Mus
cRtine county, appellants, affirmed.
| j. o. Deunsing against Paine & William
| son, appellants, Wright county, reversed.
Eliza e. Hemsted ct al, appellants,
| against Lucy Iemsted, Johnson county, at
! firmed
/ Frank Upp,s appellant, against F. w.
| Darner WapellO county, affirmed
Il +. NJ, Zenor against o. o. Smith, appel
/ liant, Polk county, reversed.
| NJ. NJ. Hess, appellant, against j, :. Nc
| Kee, Muscatne county, affirmed.
]. p. Eckles against Des Moines Casket
company, appellant, Polk county, affirmed
New Bills In Legislature.
Senator Dunnegan introduced in the SEN
ate today a bill to appropriate $500 for
the beginning of a department at the state
orphans home at DaN EXPORT for support
Of deformed and crippled children.
Senator Larrabee introduced bill in the