Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-02-16
Another Batch Of Senate Bills.

Another Batch Of Senate Bills.
S. F. No. 157, by Balkema of Sioux
Providing for sanitation of bakeries
and all other places where foods are
sold or prepared.
s. F. No. 1853, by Saunders Of Pot
MISUNDERSTANDING to the assess
ment and taxation Of railways and
providing for taxation of terminals.
S. F. No. 1853, by CowIes OF Des
Moines-Authorizing cities and towns
to make official publications in news
papers printed in foreign languages.
S. F. No. 160, by Balluff OF Scott
Defining the mode of appearance In
court.
s. F. No. 161. by Balluff of Scott
Relating to care and construction OF
bridges and providing for a bridge
fund and for a tax levy by cities and
towns for bridge fund purposes.
s. F. No. 1862, by Balluff of Scott
Authorizing street improvements in
cities and towns of over 500 when adj
joining larger cities.
S. F. No. 1853. by Weber of Wapel-
lo-Requiring railroad corporations
to have two regular pay days each
month.
S. F. No. 1874, by Balluff of Scott
To increase the number of judges in
the seventh judicial district from four
to FIVE.
s. F. No. 165. by Hammill of Han
cock-Relating to obscene literature.
s. F. No. 166, by Allen of Jefferson
Relating to the selection of official
newspapers and articles of indecent
or immoral use.
s. r. No. 1877, by Weber of Wapel-
lo-Relating to assessment of costs
for paving streets and alleys.
S. F. No. 16S, by Bennett of Taylor
Relative to graduate and registered
nurses and requiring state certificates.
S. F. No. 1863, by Brown of Decatur
TO make appropriation for the i'm
provement of the state fair grounds
in the sum of $4,000.
S. F. No. ITO. by Garrett of Louisa
Relating to bridges and providing
that approaches of 100 feet on either
side shall beNlnder the care of coun-
ty supervisors.
S. F. No. I'll, by Garrett Of Louisa
TO require that trees and brush
shall be removed from highways when
they obstruct the view of travellers.
S. F. No. 172. by McManus of Lee
An act relating to food standards
and defining ice cream.
s. F. No. 173, by Van Law of Marsh
all-Relating to sale of drugs and in
secticides and removing bars requir-
ing that sales Of insecticides and
fungicides shall be by registered
pharmacists only.
s. F. No. l74, by Jewell Of Winnie
'shiek-To establish a state colony for
epileptics and making an appropria-
ton for the purchase Of land.
S. F. No. It's, by Francis of Dick
ing and binding when the same is to
be paid for from special appropria-
tions, and to provide uniformity in
form and price.
S. F. No. i76, by Stuckslager OF
Linn-Relating to pensions for dis
abled and retired firemen.
S. F. No. 1T. by Stuckslager Of
Linn-Fixing the qualifications OF mu,
nicipal officers and requiring that all
shall reside within the city limits dur.
ing their terms of Office.
s. f. No. 179. by Stuckslager of
Linn-Relating to appropriations by
cities and towns. including special
charter and commission plan cities,
to pay for membership In the Iowa
League Of municipalities and for ex.
penses of delegates to its meetings.
Money foS State Colleges.
A bill making appropriations for
the state university, the Iowa State
college and the Iowa State Teachers
college was introduced in the house
and the senate by Senator Mates and
Representative Moore. The total
amount of the appropriations for the
three institutions included in the bill
is $72S,950.
Doings OF the General Assembly.
Senator Taylor presented resolu.
ton from the G. A. r. post at Cen.
terville favoring the removal OF the
Soldiers and Sailors monument to
the river front.
Senator Van Law presented a pc,
tition from Marshall county favorine
the five-mile limit law and the bill
regarding street car service and let
ter carriers.
Larrabee OF Fayette presented pc
tition from Oelwein asking for the
creating Of state board of osteo,
pathy.
Sherman of Poweshiek presented
three petitions, two OF them favoring
the five mile limit law for the sale OF
liquors. and one favoring a 100000