port. SEC. 4. That the report, when printed and bound, Disposal of the shall be disposed of as follows, to-wit: Two copies to copies of the reevery member of the Thirteenth General Assembly, every officer of State, and each Judge of the Supreme Court; one copy to each person who was a member of the Eleventh or Twelfth General Assemblies [y]; to each officer of the Senate and House, and each regular reporter of the Thirteenth General Assembly; to the office of each county auditor in the State; to each incorporated college and scientific institution in the State; to each Orphans' Home and Reform School; and to each person who has furnished gratuitous material for publication in the report; twenty-five copies to the State University, the State Agricultural College, the State Geologist, and the State library; five copies to the Assistant and Chemist of the Survey; two copies each to the Institutions for the Deaf and Dumb, and Blind, and both Hospitals for the Insane; one hundred copies to be placed in the hands of the Governor and State Geologist for distribution to scientific men and learned societies and colleges beyond the limits of the State; the remaining copies to be placed in the office of the Secretary of State, and disposed of as the Census Board may direct. SEC. 5. That all acts or parts of acts in contravention Repealing clause. of the provisions of this act are hereby repealed. SEC. 6. This act shall take effect and be in force from Taking effect. and after its publication in the Daily Iowa State Register, and the Daily evening Statesman, newspapers published at Des Moines, Iowa. Approved, April 13, 1870. I hereby certify that the foregoing act was published in the Daily Iowa State Register, and The Des Moines, Daily Statesman, April 14, 1870. ED WRIGHT, Secretary of State. CHAPTER 112. COMPENSATION OF STATE OFFICERS AND JUDGES. AN ACT Defining and Establishing the Salary of the Governor, APRIL 13. other State Officers, and Judges of the several Courts of the State. SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Iowa, That from and after the passage of Governor's sal- this act the salary of the Governor of the State shall be ary $8,000; pro three thousand dollars per annum: Provided no allowance shall be made for house-rent or personal expenses for the Governor or his family. SEC. 2. The salary of the Secretary of State, of the Salary of State Auditor of State, of the Treasurer of State, of the Regisofficers, $2,200, ter of the State Land Office, and of the Superintendent of Public Instruction shall be two thousand two hundred dollars per annum each. each; tary and deputy $1,200 each; SEC. 3. The salary of the private secretary of the of private secre- Governor, of the deputy Secretary of the State, of state officers, the deputy Auditor of State, of the deputy Treasurer of State, of the deputy Register of the State Land Office, and of the deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction, shall be one thousand two hundred dollars per annum each. SEC. 4. The salary of each Judge of the Supreme of Supreme Court from and after the first day of January, 1871, shall Court judges, be three thousand dollars per annum. $3,000, when; SEC. 5. The salary of each judge of the district of district judges, court from and after the first day of January, 1871, shall $2,200 each, be two thousand two hundred dollars per annum. when; $1,600; SEC. 6. The salary of each judge of the circuit court of circuit judges, shall hereafter be eighteen hundred dollars per annum: Provided, however, that, during the term for which any of the supreme, district, or circuit judges of the courts aforesaid may have been elected or appointed, their salaries shall not be increased by virtue of the operation of this act: Provided, further, that any person elected to fill a vacaning term of office. cy shall receive the salaries provided in this act. proviso: salaries of judges not to be increased dur How payable. to State Treasurer. SEC. 7. The salaries aforesaid shall be payable in monthly installments at the end of each month, and shall be a full compensation for all the official services of said officers and their deputies. SEC. 8. The fees and allowances authorized by law to Fees to be col- be charged and collected by Secretary of State, Auditor lected and paid of State, Register of the State Land office, shall continue to be charged and collected by them, and an accurate and particular account kept of the same, which account shall be rendered monthly by each of said officers to the State Treasurer, verified by oath, and the amounts thus shown. to be charged and collected by them shall be paid over to the Treasurer of State at the end of each month. SEC. 9. That all acts and parts of acts conflicting with Repealing clause the provisions of this act are hereby repealed. Taking effect. SEC. 10 This act, being by the General Assembly deemed of immediate importance, shall take effect and be in force from and after its publication in the Daily State Register and Des Moines Daily Statesman, newspapers published at Des Moines, Iowa. Approved, April 13, 1870. I hereby certify that the foregoing act was published in The Des CHAPTER 113. REPRESENTATIVE APPORTIONMENT ACT. AN ACT Apportioning the State of Iowa into Representative APRIL 18. Districts, and Declaring the Ratio of Representation. SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Iowa, That one representative for every eleven Ratio, 11,170. thousand one hundred and seventy inhabitants, in each representative district, is hereby constituted the ratio of apportionment. resentatives. SEC. 2. Lee county shall be the first district, and Lee county 8 repentitled to three representatives. SEC. 3. Des Moines county shall be the second Des Moines, 2. district, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 4. Henry county shall be the third district, and Henry, 2. entitled to two representatives. SEO. 5. Jefferson county shall be the fourth district, Jefferson, 2. and entitled to two representatives. SEO. 6. Van Buren county shall be the fifth district, Van Buren, 2. and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 7. Wapello county shall be the sixth district, and Wapello, 2. entitled to two representatives. SEC. 8. Davis county shall be the seventh district, and Davis, 1. entitled to one representative. SEC. 9. Monroe county shall be the eighth district, Monroe, 1. and entitled to one representative. SEC. 10. Appanoose county shall be the ninth district, Appanoose, 1. and entitled to one representative. SEC. 11. Lucas county shall be the tenth district, and Lucas, 1. entitled to one representative. SEO. 12. Wayne county shall be the eleventh district, Wayne, 1. and entitled to one representative. Decatur, 1. Clarke, 1. Union Ringgold Page, 1. Mills, 1. Fremont, 1. and SEC. 13. Decatur county shall be the twelfth district, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 14. Clarke county shall be the thirteenth district, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 15. Union and Adams counties shall be the fourteenth district, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 16. Ringgold and Taylor counties shall be the and fifteenth district, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 17. Page county shall be the sixteenth district, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 18. Mills county shall be the seventeenth district, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 19. district, and SEC. 20. Pottawattamie, 1. district, and Fremont county shall be the eighteenth entitled to one representative. Pottawattamie county shall be the nineteenth entitled to one representative. Cass, Adair, and Montgomery counties shall Cass, Adair, and be the twentieth district, and entitled to one representMontgomery, 1. ative. Madison, 1. Warren, 1. Marion, 2. Mahaska, 2. Keokuk, 2. SEC. 22. Madison county shall be the twenty-first district, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 23. Warren county shall be the twenty-second district, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 24. Marion county shall be the twenty-third district, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 25. Mahaska county shall be the twenty-fourth district, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 26. Keokuk county shall be the twenty-fifth district, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 27. Washington county shall be the twenty-sixth Washington, 2. district, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 28. Louisa county shall be the twenty-seventh district, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 29. Muscatine county shall be the twenty-eighth district, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 30. Cedar county shall be the twenty-ninth district, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 31. Scott county shall be the thirtieth district, and entitled to three representatives. SEC. 32. Clinton county shall be the thirty-first district, and entitled to three representatives. SEC. 33. Jackson county shall be the thirty-second district, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 34. Johnson county shall be the thirty third district, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 35. Iowa county shall be the thirty-fourth district and entitled to one representative. SEC. 36. Poweshiek county shall be the thirty-fifth dis- Poweshiek, 1. trict, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 37. Polk county shall be the thirty-sixth district, Polk, 2. and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 38. Jasper county shall be the thirty-seventh Jasper, 2district, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 39. Dallas county shall be the thirty-eighth dis- Dallas, 1. trict, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 40. Guthrie and Greene counties shall be the thir- Guthrie and Greene, 1. ty-ninth district and entitled to one representative. Crawford, etc., 1. SEC. 41. Audubon, Shelby, Crawford, and Monona Monona, Shelby, counties shall be the fortieth district, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 42. Harrison county shall be the forty-first dis- Harrison, 1. trict, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 43. Boone county shall be the forty-second district Boone, 1. and entitled to one representative. SEC. 44. Story county shall be the forty-third district, Story, 1. and entitled to one representative. SEC. 45. Tama county shall be the forty-fourth district Tama, 1. and entitled to one representative. SEC. 46. Benton county shall be the forty-fifth district, Benton, 2. and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 47. Marshall county shall be the forty-sixth dis- Marshall, 1. trict, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 48. Linn county shall be the forty-seventh dis- Linn, 2. trict, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 49. Jones county shall be the forty-eighth dis- Jones, 2. trict, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 50. Dubuque county shall be the forty-ninth dis- Dubuque, &. trict, and entitled to three representatives. SEC. 51. Delaware county shall be the fiftieth district Delaware, 1. and entitled to one representative. SEC. 52. Clayton county shall be the fifty-first district, clayton, 2. and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 53. Allamakee county shall be the fifty-second Allamakee, 2. district, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 54. Buchanan county shall be the fifty-third dis- Buchanan, 1. trict, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 55. Fayette county shall be the fifty-fourth dis- Fayette, 1. trict, and entitled to one representative. SEO. 56. Winneshiek county shall be the fifty-fifth Winneshiek, 2. district, and entitled to two representatives. Howard, 1. SEC. 57. Mitchell and Howard counties shall be the Mitchell and fifty-sixth district, and entitled to one representative. |