Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-05-15

By Greenell- Reducing to 10000
population the size of county in
which detention home for juveniles
must be provided.
BY Parker Making it larceny to
sell or otherwise dispose Of any mort
gagged property with intent to de.
fraud while the mortgage or lien re-
mains unsatisfed
| By committee on public schools
Relating to the limit of indebtedness
of school district or site.
BY committee on departmental az.
fairs Giving the executive council
authority to employ as many assist
ant accountants as may be needed
for the purpose Of checking up de-
partments and authority over all
bookkeeping
By committee on appropriations
Giving the state horticultural society
$4,000 a year to pay for a state hor.
ticultural exposition.
By committee on appropriations
Giving the secretary of the state
board of health $4,000 annually as a
contingent fund and $4,000 annually
for employment Of additional assist.
ance
BY committee on appropriations
Appropriating $4,000 to carry out the
work of encouraging school boards
to provide for agricultural training
work.
BY committee on cities and towns
Authorizing posting Of notices OF as
sessment on town property in des-
ignated place where there is no post
Office.
By committee on public health
Authorizing posting Of notice Of bids
for town work in some designated
place where there is no postoffice.
By committee on appropriations
Making appropriations for the dairy
association $4,000 annually, same
for beef cattle association and $500
for the grain growers association.
By committee on printing Direct
ing the state board Of public printing
and binding to have charge of the
printing of the code.
By committee on board of control
TO provide for the better care and
detention of feeble-minded persons.
a general revision Of the law
BY committee on appropriations
Appropriating 100000 for parks un.
der the control of the conservation
committee
By committee on appropriations
Appropriation of $S5,70O to the rail.
road commission for investigation of
interstate cases, and for the general
expenses Of the railroad commission.
+, BY committee on appropriations
Increasing from $1,000 to SS,7GO the
annual appropriation for the weather
adm crop service.
By committee on appropriations
Extending the limits Of capitol ex-
tension grounds so as to include the
school at Pennsylvania and Grand
avenues.
By sitting mmittee-Providing
that persons operating motor trucks
for mercantile or agricultural pur.
poses shall not be deemed chauffeurs.
By appropriations committee-Fix.
ing the revenue for the state for gen.
eral purposes at $7,900,00O for the
year 1919 and $7,900,00 for the year
1920 and directing levies to be made
to provide for the same.
BY requiring teaching OF
American citizenship in the schools
and relating to a course Of study
therefor.
By Harrington Authorizing insur.
ance of live stock by companies or
ganized under the general law.
BY Giltner-Requiring the re-es-
tablishment of government survey
corners where they have been re-
moved by an engineer for any con-
struction work
By Larson of Montgomery-Re-
Or r1ih1
bond and relating to suits upon such
bonds.
By Langfitt- Appropriating for dor
mltory at the university 100000, for
nurses home $15O,O00 and for library
building at the state college 100000.
BY Smith-Relating to the general
duties OF park commissioners, the
levy Of taxes and issue Of bonds for
park purposes.
BY Notwithstanding the board
OF supervisors to fix the salary Of dep
uty county superintendent Of schools.
BY Harrington-Revision of the law
as to the amount which may be e1-
pended in any one year for construo
ton OF county bridge of bridges on
county line.
By Miles-Authorizing completion
OF drainage district organization
where an attempt has been made UNI
der an old law and failure.
BY F1ndlay-Relating to provision
al certlhcates and the time Of exper-
fence in granting certificates.
BY Powers-Relating to the can
collation. of an attachment when
Judgment has been rendered or
agreement made.
By Hook Giving county superin-
tendents authority to enforce the law
as to compulsory attendance and the
use OF the English language.
BY Beeman and Francis-Providi
that NO contract for school teaching
to cover period already covered
by similar contract by the teacher
shall be valid until the first con-
tract Is cancelled.
BY oDonnell Making estates IL
able for the cost OF keeping an In
sane OF idiotic person in any private