Bills Passed by Iowa General Assembly Fortieth
A compiled list of bills passed by both houses late in the session, some awaiting Governor Kendall's signature within thirty days after adjournment. The roster names many Senate and House measures, including tax, auditing, land, bonds, public utilities, education, and criminal statutes, with sponsors and bill numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortieth General Assembly
Kendall
Senat
Cerro Gordo Board of Supervisors
Wichman
Kimberly
Supreme Court
Gilchrist
S. F
Tuck. S. F
Audubon
Mantz
Pocahontas County
Kimberly. S. F
Cessna.s. F
State Board of Control
Kimberly, S. F
Council Bluffs
Jaird
Ss. F
Wapello County
Shane
Abben
Buser
Lucas County
Johnston
Mclntosh
Maquoketa
Browne
Hartman
Price
Mead and Caldwell
Ethell
Banking Committee
Thurston
Banta
Brookbart
Board of Review
Brookhart
Tuck
McIntosh
Kimberly. S
Reed
Newberry
Bergman
Horchem
Grand River
Baird
Goodwin
Rockefeller Foundations
Iowa City
Mead
Calhoun
Code Revision Bills Timely List Of Proposed Reforms
A long list from the Committee on Code Revision details measures to codify and revise numerous laws, including duties of public officers, probate, education, county offices, and criminal statutes. The report notes a statewide note on farming timing and indicates Iowa’s bird population and migrant species as seasonal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolliver
Appropriations Committee
George A. Gardner
Fulton
S. F
Joe Banoch
Thurston
Pittsburgh Plus
Manufacturers Committee
Motor Vehicles Committee
Caldwell
Price
Fish and Game Committee
Gilchrist
Baird
Mantz
Brookhart
Adams
Cessna
Haskell & Baird
Waterloo
Frontier Guards
Mitchells Cavalry
Camp Dodge National Guard
Supreme Court
House Bills Outline City and School Finance Moves
A list of proposed measures includes H. F. 271 to retire city park bonds in five years, H. F. 274 legalizing Graettinger Tile Works incorporation, H. F. 368 to cut school bond interest to five percent, H. F. 289 to reduce juror numbers, H. F. 314 to loan the state bonus board twenty thousand dollars, and H. F. 336 to ease dissolution of corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Departmental Affairs Committee
S. F
Romkey
Banking Committee
Holdoegel
Cities and Towns Committee
Judiciary Committee
Executive Council
Pharmacy Committee
Buser
Des Moines
Fish and Game Committee
Snook
Banta
Willson Alexander Scott
Mantz
Wichman
Marion County
Harrison County
Mills
Darting
Gilchrist
Haskell
Perkins
Railroad Commission
Newberry and Wichman
Bergman
Dutcher
Boards of Supervisors
Thurston
Stoddard
Fulton
Woodbury
Maitz
Horchem
Caldwell and Ethell
Carl F
Laura Schatz
Hale
Jones County
George W. Metcalf
Hartman
Charles R. Messert
John
Retta Young
Caldwell
Ross Seward
Goodwin
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Appropriations Committee
Monroe County
Rock Rapids Fund
Knutson
H. F
Tenance
Forsling
Anderson
Webster
Oliver
State Boundary Commission
Elliott
Hauge
Nodaway
Fackler
O'Donnell
Renoldt
Temple of Justice Fund
State General Fund
Storey
B&k Coal Company
Burlington
Potts
Wamstad
Saunders
Powers
Ames Armory
Donhowe
Denver
Moorland
Lucas County
Smith
Lucas
Bradley
Old Precinct
Public Health Committee
Mathews
Dallas County
Rhinehart
Diltz
Diltr
Noble
Lovrien
Board of Control
Lake
Cosson Law
Vincent
Olson
Doolittle
Wallingford
Himebauch
Rewoldt
Parsons
Healy
Tvory County
Hauge and
Dilta
Garber of
Adair
Criswell
Rankin
Greene
Ramsey
Polk County
Edson
Bremer County
Chickasaw
Blake
Center
Board of Education
Animal Husbandry Committee
Oskaloosa
Carter
Graham
Claims Committee
Miller
Graettinger Tile Works
State Bonus Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa
Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern Railroad
Water Power Control Law Conservation Committee
United States
Campbell
John W. Martin
Ways and Means
Emmet
Carson
Harrison
Kent
Colbert
Military Affairs Committee
Rassler
Rumley-Springer
Council of
McCallsburg
Huge
Lake H. F
Hancock County
Wilson
Board of Dental Examiners
General Fund
Hansen
S. G. Matsom Clark
Tts
Gilbert
Insurance
Ames
John S. Young
Dilts
McClune
Lee
Graham and
Acts of General Assembly
Board of Arbitration
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Union
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