The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-04-27
city council Of Toledo.

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S. +. 1S3-De Wolf--For educational
work and 10 encourage the dairy in.
dustries of the state
| 3. +. 306-Neal- Appropriating ST.
600 for use of railroad commission for
travelling expense
s. F. MISUNDERSTANDING to ap.
pointment and removal OF police ON.
Gals and firemen.
>. +. Overwhelming to pro
lection against fire and providing pen.
atty.
S. F. -Hunter-Fixing salaries of
clerks Of the district courts.
| 5. +. -Wilson--Amending law
SO removal from office statute will ap.
ply to all county, township, city or
town officers.
S. f. 3s0--De Wolf-Creating stat.
ute for official trademark for Iowa
manufacture.
s. F. 2S4 - Clarkeson - Providing
that companies having 100000 paid
up capital may insure against loss by
burglary or theft, and also may do
pate grass insurance.
s. F. Saunders-Providing that
border counties may erect and main.
tain bridges.
s. +. -Francis--Relative to du.
ties of secretary of board of pharmacy
s. F. 2o0-Allowing judges of trial
courts to suspend sentences of first
offenders under age of 81.
S. f. ASIDE Wolf-Legalizing Ger,
tain warrants issued by city of Water.
loo.
S. f. -Beebe-Providing that H.
censes to sell liquor must be kept on
file by county attorney.
S. F. 329-Creating state board oil
animal health.
II, F. 12-Ellis-Legalizing election
held in La Motto, Jackson county.
Fl. F.. 4SS-Dixon-For removal oil
member of library board for non-at
tendance at meetings.
II. f. 577-Placing moving picture
show rooms under control of fire de
partment chiefs as to regulations for
safety.
II. +. sos - Fletcher Legalizina
proceedings of town council of town
of Williams burg.
Fl. f. 40 Jacobs - Requiring ca
bosses to be 20 feet long, double
trucked, to have guard rails and other
safeguards.
H. F. 27-Kulp-Automobi tax bill
| fam do ta no
ment.
| II. F. 452-Miller of Bremer-Regu
lating the weight of flour in sacks and
| barrels.
S. f. Observation-Disclosures to ap
proval of plats of additions to cities
or towns.
! 5. +. 282 - Clarkson - Relative to
mines and mine workers.
| s. +. 137-Savage-For commission
to Investigate taxing laws of state
Carries appropriation Of $4,000 fol
work of commission.
s. +. 1886 - McColl - Recognizing
state dairy and food department. APP
propriates s2l.000
600 for use Of railroad commissioners
in prosecuting interstate cases.
S. +. 209 - Mates - Appropriating
special support funds for state schools
at Ames, Iowa City and Cedar Falls
totals $729,OOO.
s. f. 126 - Mates - Appropriating
$557, 900 for support of institutions un
der control Of board of controI.
s. f. -White-Legalizing deed
held by l. Cheney to land in Iowa
county.
S. F. subcommittee on Senatorial
Districts-Fixing number of senators
and fixing boundary of districts.
S. F. 254-Chase-Providi for sup
port Of Industrial school at Eldora.
s. F. Misunderstanding appropria
ton for support of college for blind al
Vinton.
II. F. MISUNDERSTANDING the state
into representative districts and fix
ing number of representatives.
| s. F. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
fahrenheit fire test on petroleum to
10 degrees.
s. F.-Bennett-Regu qualif
cations of optometrists.
S. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES board OF
parole to use all time necessary to
complete work. Under old law were
limited to 100 days in year.
S. F.-Mattes-Appropriating $780,.
600 for board of control for state in.
situations.
Senate Joint Observation-Disclosures
appropriations for payment of salaries
of employees in various state offices.
Joint Appropriation Committee -
Carrying omnibus appropriations for
conduct of state government.
S. F.-Allen-Fixing salary of sec
rotary of state board of health at sum
not to exceed $4,000 a year.
s. F.-Sullivan - Requiring street
car companies to equip cars with air
brakes.
H. +. lis - Koontz Appropriating
$4,000 for state historical research.
II. +. 542-Miller of Bremer-Giying
state food and dairy commissioner
right to inspect weights and measures.
II. F. 506-Insurance Committee
Amendments correcting inequalities
in insurance laws of state.