Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-08

has been no change, nor will there be,
in the general program as to any OF
these measures; but they intend going
right along to the finish and to secure
the very best lot of bills ever passed.
Splendid progress has been made as to
court reform, school legislation, high
way bills, and other matters. The out
look is therefore declared to be most
excellent.
Record Of Results to Date.
AT the close OF business. Friday,
March I. the following bills had passed
signed by the governor, tho in some
instances they have not yet been en-
rolled:
Senate files that have passed both
houses
4-Clarkson, authorizing tax levy to
pay school bond interest.
1s-Balluff, authorizing appointment
to fill vacancies on council in charter
cities.
29.-Cowles. making gift of island in
the Mississippi to Burlington.
32-Spaulding, permitting deputy
city clerk to be clerk superior court.
35-Chase, legalizing as to Jewell
Junction.
47-Wison, Of Clinton, iegalizing as
to Camanche.
4s-McColl, appropriation to pay in
augural expense.
S1-Chase, legaliZing as TO release Of
certain mortgages.
S4-Malmberg, legalizins as to Car
roll light plant
61-Larrab bee, appropriation for def
cit at certain state institutions.
S5-Arney, legalizing as to certain
assessments in Marshalltown.
1o0-sullivan. legalizing bonds voted
for food protection, Des Moine~
I2e-Arney, legalizing as to certain
warrants
l27-Hilsinger. providing regulations
for school elections.
134-Darrah. authorizing as to a GER
tain land patent.
153-Rules committee advance print
ing of bills.
Joint Res. /. for additional employees
of the legislature.
75-Arney, changing law as to PEN
sion money at soldiers home.
House files that have passed both
houses
1-Kingland. for the Oregon plan Of
electing senators.
22-Boettger. making both husband
and wife responsible for expenses of
family
34-Black. legalizing as to erection
Of city hall in charter cities.
36-McHose. authorizing temporary
appointment of park commissioners.
42-Hazen. authorizing park tax levy
to complete boulevards
fluff. authorizing tax on unplat-
ted land for library use.
4S-Greene. of Clinton. notice of town
limit extension by posting
53-Whitney, authorizing certain
counties to contract for feeding pris-
oners in jail.
s6-Griffin. division of Fourth judicial
district and new judge.
127-Lounsberry. providing COM
mandant at soldiers home need not be
a war veteran.
FISHERMAN. extending commits
sion plan to small cities (bin now in
conference on deadlock
157- Klay. reorganize as TO the
pharmacy commission Gin deadlock
17s-Kane. authorizing the recording
of transcripts of judgments from JUS
lice dOckets.
Joint Res. 1-Kingland. proposing
amendment of Iowa constitution for the
income tax.
Joint Res. Bruce. ratifying amend
ment as to election of senators.
Joint Res. - Bruce. proposing
amendment for women suffrage.
Joint Res. 9-Klay. to provide for eff
fciency engineers, etc.
The following are house bills on the
senate calendar ready for action by the
senate:
50-Scholz. authorizing imposition Of
hard labor sentence in prison.
6-Lund relative to school loans.
162-Enger. legalizing as to Calmar.
The following are senate bills on the
house calendar:
thames, amending as to registra-
ton Of horses.
13-Ballur investment Of funds by
executors. te al.
1s5-Quigley, providing for distribu-
tive share of surviving spouse.
124-Wilson, of Appanoose, as to
liens on judgments.
1o3-Farr, extending application Of
smoke statute.
152-Committee on rules. Date for
counting vote on governor.
17s-Robinson giving power to enact
building ordinances
13s-Jones. change Of law as to