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

ditional judge for the 9Th judicial dis
trict.
s. F. 67-Allen Of Jefferson-Mak-
| Ing the provisions of code relative to
burial of INDECENT soldier, sailor or
marine apply to wives OF same.
S. F. 24-Smith of Shelby-Exempt-
ing property of honorably discharged
union soldier to the amount of $1,000
from taxation.
s. F. 1S2-Spaulding- the
purchase Of lots in the town of Mon
tezuma.
s. F. 75-Legalizing certain instru.
ments in writing executed by corpora.
tons
H. F. misunderstanding for the
payment of tuition of pupils residing
in districts not offering the four years
instruction period.
S. F. 146-Legalizing certain acts of
the school districts of Traer.
S. F. Notwithstanding aside a
portion Of the dependent soldier and
sailors tax for the erection Of monu-
ments.
S. F. 20-Hoyt-Providing for the
registration of the names for farms.
H. F. 101-Van Camp-Authorizing
street improvements in Incorporated
towns.
H. F, Notwithstanding Sec
ton of code providing that state treas
urer shall keep each fund of state
money in separate compartments of
vault or safe.
H. F. 0-Boettger-Giving cities
acting under special charter right to
establish levee improvement commits
sion.
II. F. -Harding-Giving special
charter cities right to change the
names of streets.
II. F. 6-Campbell-Rela 10 re-
covery of interest in real estate where
spouse failed to join in conveyance
and barring actions not started in one
year after taking effect of this law.
$. f. 299-Legalizing certain war
rants issued by city of Burlington.
S. f. Providing that
supervisors of two or more adjoining
counties may unite in maintaining
levee constructed by government
H. f. -Griggs-Providing where
funds are deposited Jointly in bank
same can be paid to either party or
to the survivor.
Fl. +. --Griggs-Relative to cleo.
ton and terms of office of park COM
missioners in special charter cities.
H. F. 375-Legalizing certain acts OF
the stockholders of the Boone county
agricultural society.
II. f. 38-Whitney-Provid that
action on judgment may be brought
at any time after defendant has
ceased to be resident of the state.
S. F. -Bennett-Providing that
school boards of contiguous territory
may by joint resolution change. boun-
dairy lines of districts.
S. F. 250-Hammill - Legalizing a
deed executed in Fremont county to
Mary e. Mcdonald.
S. F. 290-Legalizing action and
rules of board of health of the town
of Lenox.
S. F. 271--Legalizing the incorpora-
ton Of the town of Grandview.
s. F. Observation-Disclosures for
the allowance of actual expenses OF
judges while holding court outside OF
their own districts and applying to
expenses thus incurred since passage
of similar act by 33d general assembly.
S. F. 97--Neal-Making an appro-
priation for the purchase of 10000
maps by the board of railroad COM
missioners.
S. F. 130-Hoyt-Making an appro-
priation for defraying the expenses of
the inauguration of Governor Carroll.
II. F. 2-Ritter-Providing that
loss in population shall not operate
against city organized under the
commission form of government.
II. F. 6-Ellis-Making the Norway
and Carolina poplars forest trees un-
der the provisions of the Iowa code
II. F. 155--Miller of Dubuque-For
the establishment of sanitary toilet
rooms in factories and work shops.
II. +. 11-Newell-Relatin to limit
of Indebtedness Of Independent school
districts. ..........
s. F. -Saunders-Providing for
procedure i'm condemnation for pur-
chase by cities or towns of public
water works, gas or electric plants.
S. f. -Cowles-Amending law
relative to adoption of commission
form of government by cities, and
providing that notice for election on
said question must be issued 80 DAYS
previous to date of election.
H: +. 29-Zeller-Amendin the law
relative to vagrancy and defining the
term vagrant.
S. F.. 14--Redistricting the state In
to judicial districts.
III. +. -Dunlap-Relative to pass.
age and right of way OF vehicles on
public highways.
II. f. -Beebe-Amending law
relative to pure foods and defining
pure ice cream.
ii. f. 267 - Shankland - Providing
that policemen who have served 20