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Hardin, 64
Dist.

Grundy, 65
Dist.

Blackhawk, 66

Dist.

Buchanan, 67
Dist.

Delaware, 68
Dist.

Dubuque 69,
Dist.

Clayton 70,
Dist.

Fayette 71,
Dist.

Bremer 72,
Dist.

Butler 73, Dist.

Franklin 74,
Dist.

Wright 75,
Dist.

Humboldt 76,
Dist.

Pocahontas and Clay 77, Dist.

Buena Vista 78,
Dist.

Cherokee 79,
Dist.

Plymouth 80,
Dist.

Sioux, 81 Dist.

O,Brien, 82
Dist.

Palo Alto, Em

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SEC. 65. Hardin County shall be the sixty-fourth district and entitled to one representative, 18,526.

SEC. 66. Grundy County shall be the sixty-fifth district and entitled to one representative, 12,804.

SEC. 67. Blackhawk County shall be the sixty-sixth district and entitled to one representative, 23,860.

SEC. 68. Buchanan County shall be the sixty-seventh district and entitled to one representative, 17,726.

SEC. 69. Delaware County shall be the sixty eighth district and entitled to one representative, 17,436.

SEC. 70. Dubuque County shall be the sixty ninth district and entitled to two representatives 45,496.

SEC. 71. Clayton County shall be the seventieth district and entitled to one representative 26,853.

SEC. 72. Fayette County shall be the seventy first district and entitled to one representative, 22,422.

SEC. 73. Bremer County shall be the seventy second district and entitled to one representative 14,350.

SEC. 74. Butler County shall be the seventy third district and entitled to one representative 14,523.

SEC. 75. Franklin County shall be the seventy fourth district and entitled to one representative 11,324.

SEC. 76. Wright County shall be the seventy fifth district and entitled to one representative 9,380.

SEC. 77. Humboldt County shall be the seventy sixth district and entitled to one representative 8,065.

SEC. 78. Pocahontas (6152) and Clay (6438) Counties shall be the seventy seventh district and entitled to one representative, 12590.

SEC. 79. Buena Vista County shall be the seventy eighth district and entitled to one representative 11,530.

SEC. 80. Cherokee County shall be the seventy ninth district and entitled to one representative 12,584.

SEC. 81. Plymouth County shall be the eightieth district and and entitled to one representative 15,481.

SEC. 82. Sioux County shall be the eighty first district and entitled to one representative 11,584.

SEC. 83. O'Brien County shall be the eighty-second district and entitled to one representative, 8,389.

SEC. 84. Palo Alto (6,389) Emmet (2,781) and Dickinson inson, 83 Dist. (3,213) Counties shall be the eighty third district and entitled to one representative, 12,383.

Kossuth, 84
Dist.

Hancock and
Winnebago, 85
Dist.

Cerro Gordo, 86 Dist.

Floyd, 87 Dist.

SEC. 85. Kossuth County shall be the eighty-fourth district and entitled to one representative, 9,337.

SEC. 86. Hancock (5,089) and Winnebago (5,579) Counties shall be the eighty-fifth district and entitled to one representa. tive 10,668.

SEC. 87. Cerro Gordo County shall be the eighty-sixth district and entitled to one representative, 12,688.

SEC. 88. Floyd County shall be the eighty seventh district and entitled to one representative 15,362.

SEC. 89. trict and entitled to one representative 13,899.

Chickasaw County shall be the eighty-eighth dis- Chickasaw, 88

Dist.

SEC. 90. Allamakee County shall be the eighty-ninth district Allamakee, 89 and entitled to one representative 18,335.

Dist.

SEC. 91. Winneshiek County shall be the ninetieth district Winneshiek, 90 and entitled to one representative 22,680.

Dist.

SEC. 92. Howard County shall be the ninety-first district and Howard, 91 entitled to one representative 9,305.

Dist.

Dist.

SEC. 93. Mitchell County shall be the ninety second district Mitchell, 92 and entitled to one representative 12,825.

SEC. 94. Worth County shall be the ninety third district and Worth, 93 Dist. entitled to one representative, 8,257.

SEC. 95. Osceola (3,995) and Lyon (4,007) Counties shall be Osceola and the ninety-fourth district and entitled to one representative Lyon, 94 Dist. 8,002.

Approved April 12, 1888.

CHAPTER 192.

AUTHORIZING SALE OF OLD CAPITOL BUILDING.

AN ACT to Authorize and Empower the Executive Council of the H. F. 625. State of Iowa to Sell and Convey Lots No. Eleven (11) and Twelve (12) Block Six (6) Scott's Addition to the Town Des Moines Iowa.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Iowa:

SECTION 1. That the Executive Council of the State of Iowa Old capitol

be and is hereby authorized and empowered to sell, and, building to be convey Lots eleven (11) and twelve (12) in Block six (6) Scotts addition to the the town of Des Moines Iowa (being the property known as the Old Capitol Building) in such manner, and on such terms as may be deemed for the best interests of the State. And the Governor is hereby authorized to issue Patent to purchaser on full payment of purchase money. Said sale to be made by inviting sealed bids for said property. After advertising the sale thereof in the Iowa State Register and Des Moines Leader for not less than three weeks Provided that the executive council may reject any and all bids if they deem it for the interest of the State to do so.

SEC. 2. Prior to sale as contemplated in this act the Execu. Council may tive Council is hereby authorized and empowered to lease the lease property. property of the State (as described in Section One (1) of this act)

on such terms and for such purposes as may by them be deemed

for the best interests of the State.

SEC 3. This act being deemed of immediate importance shall Publication. be in force and take effect from and after its publication in the

Iowa State Register and Des Moines Leader newspapers published in Des Moines Iowa.

Approved April 13th, 1888.

I hereby certify that the foregoing act was published in the Iowa State Register April 20, and Des Moines Leader April 19, 1888.

FRANK D. JACKSON, Secretary of State.

8. F. 290.

Board of super

visors shall

ditfonal tax.

CHAPTER 193.

ONE-HALF MILL LEVY TO PAY STATE INDEBTEDNESS.

AN ACT to Provide for the Levy of One half (†) Mill State Tax for the Years 1888 and 1889 to Pay the Outstanding Indebtedness of the State.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Iowa: SECTION 1. That for the purpose of paying the outstanding levy 4 mill ad- indebtedness of the State, the Board of Supervisors of each county shall at their September Session, in the years 1888 and 1889 levy one half mill (1) State tax in addition to the tax directed to be levied by the executive council, and said tax shall be collected and remitted to the State treasury in the same manner as other state taxes.

Approved April 10, 1888.

8. F. 425.

Money which may be rec'd from Gen'l

Gov. transferred to school fund.

CHAPTER 194.

APPROPRIATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF CERTAIN MONEYS.

AN ACT Entitled an Act to Appropriate and Make Disposition of Moneys which may come into the State Treasury in Pursuance to an Act of Congress Refunding to this State the Amount Paid to the General Government under the Direct Tax Act Approved August 5" 1861.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Iowa:

SECTION 1. That there is hereby appropriated out of any moneys which may come into the State Treasury in pursuance of an act of Congress refunding to the State the amount paid to the General Government under the direct tax act approved August 5", 1861, such sum as may be necessary at the time to pay the amount due, and which is payable under the constitution of this State, from the general government fund of the State to the school fund of the State; and the Auditor of State

is hereby authorized and directed, when said moneys shall have been received by the Treasurer of State, and upon the approval of the Executive Council, to draw his warrant upon the treasurer for the payment of the same and in such amount as shall be necessary for the purpose named, and such moneys shall thereafter be treated in all respects as other moneys in the school fund.

SEC. 2. After payment of the sums mentioned in the pre- Balance. ceding section the balance of such moneys, if any there be, which may be received from the source mentioned in said section, and except the same may be otherwise specially appropriated by the Twenty Second General Assembly, shall be by the Treasurer of State placed in the general revenue fund of the State, and shall be treated in all respects as other moneys in such fund.

Approved April 11th, 1888.

CHAPTER 195.

EMPLOYMEnt of gen. W. W. BELKNAP, STATE VS. GEN'L GOV'T.

AN ACT, Entitled "An Act Authorizing the Governor of the State S. F. 193.
to Arrange with General William W. Belknap for his Services in
Prosecuting the Claims of this State against the General Govern-
ment on Account of Raising and Enrolling Troops for the Service
of the United States during the War of the Rebellion."

submitted as

WHEREAS in June 1886, the Third Auditor of the United Evidence to be States Treasury having requested that, if the State of Iowa soon as practipossessed additional testimony which it desired to file in sup. cable. port of Outstanding Differences in the matter of the claims of the State against the General Government on account of raising troops for the suppression of the Rebellion, the same be submitted at as early a day as practicable, in as much as it was necessary to settle those claims before the meeting of the next Congress, and,

claim $35,765.65

WHEREAS, the Governor of the State having in October Amount of 1886, appointed General William W. Belknap as the Agent and Attorney of the State for the prosecution of those claims, and WHEREAS, the said claims amounting to the sum of $35,765. 65, and nothing having been done by the State for fifteen years towards their further prosecution, and much labor and close attention being required to secure their adjustment, therefore, Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Iowa: SECTION 1. That the Governor of the State be and he is W. W. Belknap hereby authorized to arrange with Gen. William W. Belknap prosecute employed to for a fee for his services in prosecuting the claims of this State claim.

against the General Government on account of raising and enrolling troops for the service of the United States during the war of the Rebellion, such fee to be contingent on recovery and not to exceed twenty five per cent of the amount recovered and paid to the State; provided, this act shall not be construed to apply in any way to the moneys that may be due to the State, or that may be claimed by it on account of the refunding of the direct tax levied upon and collected by the General Government therefrom under act of Congress approved August 5th 1861, or to any other moneys or claims than said claim on account of raising and enrolling troops.

Approved April 6th, 1888.

H. F. 549.

Land granted

ment of river.

CHAPTER 196.

RELINQUISHING TITLE OF THE STATE IN THE DES MOINES RIVER
LANDS TO THE UNITED STATES.

AN ACT to Relinquish All Right and Title of the State of Iowa to the United States in the So called River Lands, Except the Lands the Title to which was Certified by the United States to the State of Iowa by the Joint Resolution of Congress of March 2, 1861.

WHEREAS, It is alleged by an act of Congress on the 8th day for improve of March, 1846, there was granted to the State of Iowa, to be held in trust, the odd numbered sections of land situated within five miles on either side of the Des Moines river in said state, for the purpose of improving the navigation of said river from its mouth to the Raccoon forks; and,

Conditions of transfer to D.

WHEREAS, It is alleged the State of Iowa subsequently made M. N. & R. Co. & contract with a corporation known as the Des Moines Navigation and Railroad Co., whereby the State of Iowa agreed to transfer said lands so held in trust to said company as fast as the same were earned in accordance with the terms of original the grant made by the United States to the State of Iowa, and only on the condition that said Des Moines river was made navigable by slack water from the mouth to the Raccoon forks; and,

Claims set up

R.

WHEREAS, It is alleged said Des Moines Navigation and Railby D. M. N. & road Co. utterly failed to fulfill said contract made with the State of Iowa, or any part thereof, but set up a claim to the lands granted by said act of Congress, as though the work had been done and completed as required by the terms of the contract between the State and said Navigation and Railroad Co.; and,

Ruling of the

WHEREAS, It is alleged, in March, 1856, it was ruled by the Com'r General Commissioner of the General Land Office and the Secretary of the Interior that the title to said lands remained vested in the

Land Office.

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