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

whole skin be produced and affidav
its.
By Williams Providing for exam
ination and certification of shorthand
/ reporters and creating a board of ex
aminers.
By Gilmore-Authorizing payment
for survey of drainage districts out
OF the county general fund in certain
cases.
By Stone Authorizing tax levy
not to exceed 11a mills for the pur
chase of property for fire depart
ment and for equipment.
By Flenniken- Making it a misde
meanor to display, carry or exhibit
a red flag with intent to advocate OF
incite anarchy or treason.
By Gunderson-Increasin the a.
mount of taxes which may be levied
to support consolidated school.
By Hauge-Increasing to $500 the
maximum annual allowance for aid
by county to blind person.
By Messer-Providing that exemp
ton from liability for debt of person
al earnings shall not apply to ali
mony.
By WormleyL Providing that a
candidate whose name is written on
the primary ballot must get at least
10 per cent of the vote of the pre-.
vlous election to be declared nomin.
4 ated.
By Williams Revision of the law
as to tax levy for park Improvement
purposes.
BY Morgan Making law as to con
struction of sanitary sewers apply to
storm drains.
BY Notwithstanding way for
recording, decisions as to partition
| fences.
By Misunderstanding from tax.
| alton farm produce harvested by the
| owner.
By Giltner-Revision of the law as
to fees and compensation of coroners
and witnesses in inquests.
By Lake Making all peace offic,
ers except state agents entitled to
free rides on street cars.
By Epps -Forbidding the destruc-
ton or wilful waste Of any food prod
uct with view to increase the price
| thereof.
By LeValley-I Increasing to $780,
1000 annually the appropriation in aid
OF normal training high schools.
By MesserRelati in appoint.
ment of engineers in cities and
towns by the city council.
BY Holloway-To increase witness
fees to 50 a day.
BY Klaus-Providing free hospital
service at the university hospital for
certain persons and payment of the
cost by the county.
By Klaus Relating to the powers
/, of school boards for fixing terms Of
school in districts where attendance
is small.
By Mayne Providing that rever.
sal OF criminal case by the SUI
preme court shall operate as an or
der for new trial.
By Rogers Requiring all pardon
cases to be first submitted by the
governor to the parole board.
By McFarlane and Moore Repeal
Of the law for hotel inspection by the
dairy and food department.
By Neff-Requiring compulsory at
tendance of deaf children at the
state school and regulations to se-
cure such attendance.
By Klaus Giving juvenile courts
Jurisdiction over dependent and neg
lected children the same as over
those delinquent
BY misunderstanding publica-
ton of a financial statement Of the
county home in the official newspa.
pers annually.
By Sterling Increasing pay Of ap-
praisers of damages and commissions
ers to assess benefits.
By Garger of Decatur-Extending
time when ex-soldiers may attend the
public schools.
By joint committee on banks-To
authorize banks to make and execute
bankers acceptances of drafts and
bllls OF exchange and authority to ac-
cept the same with limitations.
BY joint committee on banks-Fix-
ing the number Of directors Of saw
ings banks.
By Finch-Relating to release of
liens on personal property and juris-
diction in action on the bond given
to secure such release.
By Scott of Marshall Increase
the salaries Of county attorneys and
to require they give free advice to
school boards and township officers.
By committee on banks-4T pro.
hibit receiving commissions for or.
ganizing a bank or securing sub
scriptions to stock.
By Clark Making a majority vote
OF town council suffice for the pas.
sage of ordinances.
By Miller of Boone-Increasing the
compensation for boarding prison.
er 20 cents per meal.
By Clark-Legaiizing acts Of no.
taries public who continue to act at
ter expiration OF their commission
BY Ulstad Requiring that town
ship clerks deposit township funds
and that the interest at 2 per cent
be payable to the township.
By ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
$4,000 for cottage for girls at the
industrial school at Mitchellville.
BY LeValley Making the law az
to false pedigrees apply to goats and
poultry.
BY committee on insurance
fining group life insurance, fixing
terms under which 1t may be written.
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