Geological survey debate in Iowa Senate over funding
In a heated Iowa Senate session in February 1870, arguments focus on continuing a geological survey with a proposed $2,500 to $5,000 appropriation. Critics accuse the State Geologist of improper influence, while supporters defend publishing findings as delaying tactics. Amendments address publication costs, copy rights, and printing. The chamber adjourns after discussion and related House actions begin.
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