Acts and Resolutions Passed at the ... Session of the General Assembly of the State of Iowa

Title.

An act to amend section thirty-six (36) of the code, relative

to the publication of acts of the General Assembly. Ap-

proved March 15, A. D. 1907...

An act to amend the law as it appears in sections sixty-five

(65) and twenty-six hundred and twenty-seven (2627) of

the supplement to the code, and to amend sections eighty-

seven (87), ninety-nine (99) and one hundred and sixteen

(116) of the code, relating to the compensation of the

secretary to the governor, the deputy superintendent of

public instruction, the deputy secretary of state, the deputy

auditor of state and the deputy treasurer of state, also to

amend sections two hundred and five (205), twenty-one

hundred and twenty-one (2120) and twenty-five hundred

and eighty-five (2585) of the code, in reference to deputy

clerk of the supreme court, [secretary of the board of rail-

road commisisoners and secretary of the pharmacy com-

mission.] Approved April 6, A. D. 1907...

S. F. 276

An act to amend sections three (3) and four (4) of chapter

three (3) of the acts of the Thirty-first General Assembly,

relating to printing, binding and distribution of state re-

ports and documents. Approved April 10, A. D. 1907.... S. F. 275

An act to amend the law as it appears in section one hun-

dred thirty-six (136) of the supplement to the code, fixing

the manner of distribution of the report of the academy

of sciences. Approved April 2, A. D. 1907....

An act to amend sections one hundred and fifty-six (156)

and one hundred and fifty-seven (157) of the code, relat-

ing to the election and duties of the secretary of the exe-

cutive council and defining the duties of said secretary, and

to amend sections thirteen hundred and seventy-eight

(1378) and thirteen hundred and eighty-two (1382) of

the code. Approved April 5, A. D. 1907.....

An act to amend the law as it appears in sections one hun-

dred and sixty-eight (168) twenty-six hundred and twenty-

nine (2629) and twenty-six hundred and thirty-four-a

(2634-a) of the supplement to the code, section twenty-six

hundred and thirty-one (2631) of the code, and in chapter

two (2) of title thirteen (XIII) of the code and code sup-

plement and amendments thereto and chapter one hundred

and twenty-two (122) of the acts of the Thirty-first Gen-

eral Assembly, defining the duties, fixing the compensation |

and providing for the supplies and printing and providing

for the payment of the expenses of the educational board

of examiners, its secretary and employes. Approved April

4, A. D. 1907....

H. F. 333

S. F. 160 6

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An act additional to and amendatory of chapter eleven (11)

of the laws of the Thirtieth General Assembly, entitled, “An

act enlarging the powers of the district court, and to regu-

late the treatment and control of dependent, neglected and

delinquent children. (Additional to chapter five (5) of

title three (III) of the code, relating to the district court.)"

Approved March 27, A. D. 1907....

An act to amend the law as it appears in section two hun-

dred fifty-five (255) of the supplement to the code, and

section one (1) of chapter ten (10), laws of the Thirty-

first General Assembly, relating to superior courts.

proved March 14, A. D. 1907.....

An act to amend section two hundred eighty-one (281) of

the code, relative to the practice of law by judges of courts

of record. Approved April 13, A. D. 1907...

An act to amend section three hundred and eight (308) of

the supplement to the code as amended by chapter eleven

(11), acts of the Thirty-first General Assembly, relating

to the compensation of county attorneys. Approved April

6, A. D. 1907....

An act to amend section three hundred ten (310) of the

supplement to the code relating to qualification for ad-

mission to the bar. Approved April 4, A. D. 1907.....

An act to provide for the preparation of new jury lists where,

for any cause, a lawfully constituted grand jury or petit

jury cannot be obtained, or lawfully qualified talesmen

cannot be selected under the law from those persons who

are returned by the election officers to serve as jurors.

[Additional to chapter eleven (11) of title three (III) of

the code, relating to jurors.] Approved March 21, A. D.,

1907

An act to repeal sections three hundred and seventy-three

(373), three hundred and seventy-four (374), three hun-

dred and seventy-five (375) and three hundred and seventy-

six (376) of the code in relation to notaries public and

enact substitutes therefor; also to amend section sixty-eight

(68) of the code, in relation to the registration of com-

missions. Approved April 13, A. D. 1907.....

An act to repeal section four hundred and twelve (412) of

the code, and to enact a substitute therefor, relating to the

time of holding meetings of the board of supervisors. Ap-
proved April 5, A. D. 1907....

An act to amend section four hundred twenty-two (422) of

the code, relative to the power of boards of supervisors,

and granting additional powers. Approved February 28,

A. D. 1907...

An act to amend the law as it appears in sections two (2)

and three (3), chapter fourteen (14), acts of the Thirty-

first General Assembly, granting township trustees power

to contract for use of public libraries. Approved March

28, A. D. 1907...

An act to amend the law as it appears in section four hun-

dred twenty-two (422) of the code, and section sixteen

hundred sixty (1660) of the code, relating to the pur-

chase of land for county fair societies. Approved March

27, A. D. 1907....

An act to amend section four hundred thirty-two (432) of

the code, pertaining to meetings of the soldiers' relief com-

mission. Approved March 20, A. D. 1907....

An act to amend section four hundred forty-eight (448) of

the code, relating to borrowing money for the erection of

public buildings in counties having population of forty

thousand or over. Approved March 20, A. D. 1907....

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GENERAL LAWS-CONTINUED.

An act to repeal sections four hundred fifty-eight (458) and

four hundred fifty-nine (459) of the code and to enact a

substitute therefor, relating to taxation of dogs and in-
juries to domestic animals. Approved April 1, A. D. 1907. H. F. 207

An act to repeal section four hundred sixty-nine (469) of the

code, and enact a substitute therefor, providing for the

compensation of county supervisors. Approved March 15,

A. D. 1907.....

An act to amend section one (1), chapter twenty-one (21)

of the acts of the Thirtieth General Assembly, relating to

the compensation of county recorders. Approved April 10,

A. D. 1907...

An act to amend section five hundred twenty (520) of the

code, in relation to the examination of witnesses by the

coroner, and to provide for a reporter to be appointed by

the coroner at inquests or investigations, and making pro-

vision for the payment thereof. Approved March 12, A.

D. 1907....

An act to provide an uniform system of books, blanks, records,

vouchers, receipts, etc., for the use of county auditors,

county treasurers and clerks of the district court. [Ad-

ditional to chapter nine (9) of title four (IV) of the code,

relating to duties of county officers.] Approved April 4,

A. D. 1907....

An act to amend section five hundred and ninety-one (591)

of the code, relative to compensation of township clerks.

Approved March 15, A. D. 1907...

An act relating to the organization and officers of cities and

towns, amending sections six hundred and forty-one (641),

six hundred and fifty-five (655), eight hundred and sixty-

seven (867), eight hundred and seventy-one (871) and

eight hundred and seventy-three (873) of the code, and

the law as it appears in section six hundred and sixty-one

(661), of the supplement to the code and repealing sec-

tions six hundred and forty-six (646), six hundred and

forty-seven (647), six hundred and forty-eight (648),

six hundred and forty-nine (649), six hundred and fifty-

one (651), six hundred and fifty-two (652), six hundred

and fifty-seven (657) and eight hundred and sixty-five

(865) of the code, and the law as it appears in section six

hundred and forty-five (645), and paragraph five (5) of

section six hundred and fifty-eight (658), of the supple-

ment to the code and enacting substitutes therefor, and

amending chapters two (2), and nine (9) title five (V)

of the code, and of the law as it appears in the supple-

ment to the code, and providing for the appointment of a

board of public works and defining its duty and providing

a penalty for the violation of the provisions of this act.

Approved March 29, A. D. 1907....

An act providing that section six hundred fifty-four (654)

of the supplement to the code, and section six hundred

seventy-two (672) of the code, relating to the appoint-

ment and compensation of police matrons, be made ap-

plicable to special charter cities. Approved February 23,

A. D. 1907..

An act to amend subdivision sixteen (16) of section six hun-

dred and sixty-eight (668) of the code, in relation to the

duties of city council and amending said subdivision six-

teen (16) and making the same apply to cities of the sec-

ond class. Approved March 26, A. D. 1907...

Chap.

GENERAL LAWS-CONTINUED.

An act to amend the law as it appears in sections six hun-

dred and seventy-nine-a (679-a), six hundred and seventy-

nine-f (679-f), six hundred and seventy-nine-g (679-g) and

six hundred and seventy-nine-h (679-h) of the supplement

to the code, relating to board of police and fire commis-

sioners in certain cities of the first class, and cities under

special charter, and providing for the taking effect there-

of. Approved April 2, A. D. 1907.

An act authorizing towns and cities, including cities under

special charter, to appropriate money to pay dues in the

League of Iowa Municipalities, and to pay the actual ex-

pense of delegates to the meetings of such league. Ad-

ditional to chapter three (3), title five (V) of the code.

Approved April 1, A. D. 1907...

An act to amend section seven hundred (700) of the supple-

ment to the code, relating to the licensing and regulation

of keepers of intelligence or employment offices. Approved

March 12, A. D. 1907..

An act granting to cities and towns power to regulate, define,

tax, license and prohibit public dance halls, skating rinks,

fortune-tellers, palmists, and clairvoyants, and to license

and regulate the construction of bill-boards and to tax

owners or persons maintaining the same. [Additional

to the law as it appears in section seven hundred (700) of

the supplement to the code.] Approved April 4, A. D.

1907 ...

An act authorizing the board of trustees of free public li-

braries to unite with any local county historical associa-

tion for the preservation and protection of articles of a

historical or educational nature gathered by such associa-

tion and to expend money for the proper care of such

collection. [Additional to the law as it appears in section

seven hundred and twenty-nine (729) of the supplement

to the code.] Approved March 27, A. D. 1907....

An act authorizing cities having a population of fifty thousand

(50,000) or over to erect a city hall, to purchase the

necessary ground therefor, and to levy a special tax for the

purpose of paying for the same, and repealing chapter

twenty seven (27) of the laws of the Thirtieth General As-

sembly. Approved April 10, A. D. 1907...

An act to amend the law as it appears in chapter twenty-two

(22) of the laws of the Thirty-first General Assembly, re-

lating to the construction and maintenance of hospitals.

Approved April 2, A. D. 1907......

An act authorizing cities of the first class to levy taxes for

the purpose of paying for building and reconstruction of

bridges and for the issuance of bonds or certificates against

such levies. [Additional to section seven hundred and

fifty-eight (758) of the code.] Approved April 1, A. D.

1907

An act to amend section seven hundred sixty-eight (768) of

the code, relating to vestibules on street cars for the

protection of employes operating such cars. Approved

March 20, A. D. 1907...

An act to amend [repeal] section seven hundred seventy-one

(771) of the law as it appears in the supplement to the

code and section one (1) chapter twenty-nine (29) of the

acts of the Thirtieth General Assembly, [and enact sub-

stitutes therefor] relating to the construction of viaducts.

Approved April 1, A. D. 1907.....

An act to amend section seven hundred seventy-six (776)

of the code, relating to the publication of notices of ques-

tions submitted to the voters of cities and incorporated

towns. Approved March 15, A. D. 1907....

GENERAL LAWS-CONTINUED.

Chap.

Title.

40 An act providing for special assessment for sidewalk and

street improvements in cities and towns upon the right of

way of any railroad company fronting or abutting upon a

street, highway, avenue, alley, public ground, wharf, land-

ing or market place the same as upon any land or lot there-

in and providing for the collection thereof. [Additional

to chapters six (6) and seven (7) of title five (V) of the

code.] Approved March 27, A. D. 1907...

H. F. 411

An act to provide for sewer outlets and purifying plants and

the levy of a tax therefor in cities of the second class and

towns. [Additional to chapter seven (7) of title five (V)

of the code, relating to street improvements, sewers and

special assessments.] Approved March 26, A. D. 1907... S. F. 262

An act to amend title five (V), chapter nine (9) of the

code and amendments thereto relating to park commis-

sioners, [repealing sections eight hundred and fifty (850)

to eight hundred and sixty-two (862) inclusive, of the code

and supplement to the code and amendments thereto, and

enacting substitutes therefor.] Approved April 13, A. D.

1907

An act to amend the law as it appears in section eight hundred

and fifty-two (852) of the supplement to the code as

amended by chapter thirty-four (34) of the laws of the

Thirtieth General Assembly, authorizing the levy of an

additional tax of one mill on the dollar on all taxable

property for park purposes, relating to park commissioners,

their powers and duties. Approved April 1, A. D. 1907... S. F. 341

An act amendatory of and additional to section nine hundred

twelve (912) of the code, in relation to the issuance of cer-

tificates or bonds in anticipation of special taxes by towns.

Approved March 12, A. D. 1907.....

An act to amend section nine hundred and fifty-five (955)

of the code, relating to the establishment, erection, pur-

chase, lease, maintenance or operation of certain public

utilities, and the granting of franchises for the same, so

as to include heating plants. Approved March 26, A. D.

1907

An act to repeal the law as it appears in section nine

hundred and fifty-five-a (955-a) of the supplement to

the code, relating to compensation of water-works trustees

in special charter cities having a population of thirty thou-

sand (30,000) or more. Approved February 23, A. D.

1907 ..

An act to amend chapter fourteen (14) of title five (V) of

the code, relating to the management of waterworks in

special charter cities having a population of thirty-five

thousand (35,000) or more, and all acts or parts of acts

in so far as they conflict with this act shall not be ap-

plicable to any such cities. Approved February 28, A. D.

1907

...

An act to provide for the government of certain cities, and

the adoption thereof by special election. "Additional to

title five (V) of the code." Approved March 29, A. D.

1907

An act to amend the law as it appears in chapter thirty-

seven (37) of the acts of the Thirty-first General Assembly,

relating to the special election of township officers in newly

created townships. Approved March 20, A. D. 1907.....

An act to amend title six (VI), chapter three (3) of the code,

relating to elections. Approved April 13, A. D. 1907.... H. F. 477

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