Mr. Carter moved that the vote by which Senate file No. 7, was lost be reconsidered.

Mr. Marshall raised the point of order, that a motion to reconsider this bill was previously made and lost and that it would be necessary to suspend the rule to consider the motion of Mr. Carter.

The Speaker held the point well taken.

Mr. Carter moved that the rule be suspended and the vote reconsidered.

A roll call was demanded by Mr. Marshall.

On the question, Shall the rule be suspended and the vote reconsidered?

The yeas were:

Messrs. Anderson of Warren, Ayers, Barkley, Barrett, Barringer, Bengston, Bennett, Blake, Buchanan, Byers, Carr, Carter, Clark of Hamilton, Cold, Cowles, Dodds, Dows, Eaton, Edwards, Furry, Gibson, Hansmann, Harbert, Hasselquist Hawk, Hilsinger, Hinkle, Hughes, Jaeger, Jenks, Jones, Kendall, Kerr, Koontz, Koto, McAleer, McGinn, Miller of Cedar, Miller of Fayette, Myers, Nicolaus, Overfield, Payne, Prentis, Putnam, Roome, Santee, Scott, Stallcop, Stuckslager, Sweet, Theophilus, Thuenen, Townsend, Warren, Wilson of Wash. ington, Wise, Wright, Mr. Speaker-59.

The nays were:

Messrs. Anderson of Lyon, Blakemore, Crouse, Cruikshank, Davis, Downing, Dunham, Eiker, Graff, Head, Keck, Kent, Kimball, Marshall, Patton, Shambaugh, Sokol, Stratton, Towner, Veneman, Wilson of Adair, Wilson of Buena Vista, Wilson of Keokuk-23.

Absent or not voting:

Messrs. Baker. Black, Blume, Boysen, Campbell, Clarke of Dallas, Coburn, Conley, Cottrell, Hurn, Kirkwood, Letts, Lyman, McCurdy, Sauer, Stewart, Temple, Way-18.

So the motion to reconsider prevailed.

On the question, Shall the bill pass?

The yeas were:

Messrs. Anderson of Warren, Ayers, Barkley, Barrett, Barringer, Bengston, Bennett, Blake, Buchanan, Byers, Carr,

Carter, Clarke of Dallas, Coburn, Cold, Cottrell, Cowles, Dows, Eaton, Edwards, Eiker, Furry, Gibson, Hansmann, Harbert, Hawk, Hilsinger, Hinkle, Hughes, Jaeger, Jenks, Jones, Keck, Kendall, Kirkwood, Koontz, Koto, McAleer, McGinn, Miller of Cedar, Miller of Fayette, Myers, Nicolaus, Overfield, Payne, Prentis, Putnam, Roome, Santee, Scott, Shambaugh, Stuckslager, Temple, Theophilus, Thuenen, Townsend, Warren, Way, Wilson of Washington, Wise, Wright, Mr. Speaker-62.

The nays were:

Messrs. Anderson of Lyon, Black, Blakemore, Crouse, Cruikshank, Davis, Downing, Dunham, Graff, Head, Kent, Kerr, Kimball, Marshall, Patton, Sokol, Stratton, Towner, Veneman, Wilson of Adair, Wilson of Buena Vista, Wilson of Keokuk-22.

Absent or not voting:

Messrs. Baker, Blume, Boysen, Campbell, Clark of Hamilton, Conley, Dodds, Hasselquist, Hurn, Letts, Lyman, McCurdy, Sauer, Stewart, Sweet, Stallcop-16.

The bill, having received a constitutional majority, was declared to have passed the House and the title was agreed to.

The Speaker announced that he had signed the following bills in the presence of the House:

Substitute for Senate files Nos. 29, 115, 117, 138, 45, 39, and 84.

Senate files Nos. 176, 292, 364, 223, 254, 322, 257, 273, 140, 317, 201, 50, 258, 271, 47, and 348.

House files Nos. 34, 68, 179, 186, 387, 396, 394, 409, and 389.

BILLS ON THIRD READING.

House file No. 146, a bill for an act to amend the military code of Iowa, with Senate amendments, was taken up and considered without reference to committee.

Mr. Byers moved that the House concur in Senate amendments.

On the question, Shall the House concur?

The yeas were:

Messrs. Anderson of Lyon, Anderson of Warren, Ayers, Barkley, Barrett, Barringer, Bengston, Black, Blake, Blakemore,

Buchanan, Byers, Campbell, Carr, Carter, Clarke of Dallas, Coburn, Cold, Cottrell, Cowles, Cruikshank, Davis, Downing, Dows, Dunham, Eaton, Edwards, Eiker, Furry, Gibson, Graff, Hansmann, Hasselquist, Hawk, Hilsinger, Hinkle, Hughes, Jaeger, Jenks, Jones, Keck, Kendall, Kent, Kerr, Kimball, Kirkwood, Koontz, Koto, Letts, McAleer, McCurdy, Miller of Cedar, Miller of Fayette, Myers, Overfield, Patton, Payne, Prentis, Putnam, Roome, Scott, Shambaugh, Sokol, Stratton, Stuckslager, Sweet, Thuenen, Towner, Townsend, Veneman, Warren, Way, Wilson of Keokuk, Wilson of Washington, Wright, Mr. Speaker-76.

The nays were:

None.

Absent or not voting:

Messrs. Baker, Bennett, Blume, Boysen, Clark of Hamilton, Conley, Crouse, Dodds, Harbert, Head, Hurn, Lyman, McGinn, Marshall, Nicolaus, Santee, Sauer, Stallcop, Stewart, Temple, Theophilus, Wilson of Adair, Wilson of Buena Vista, Wise-24.

So the House concurred in the Senate amendments.

REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON ENROLLED BILLS.

Mr. Lyman, from the committee on Earolled Bills, submitted the following report:

MR. SPEAKER-Your committee on Enrolled Bills respectfully report that they have examined, and find correctly enrolled, House file No. 34, a bill for an act to pay over money belonging to the estate of William Parks, uninherited, and escheated to, and now in the treasury of, the state of Iowa.

Also, House file No. 68, a bill for an act to provide for the teaching of the elements of vocal music in all of the public schools of Iowa.

Also, House file No. 179, a bill for an act to regulate the practice of veterinary medicine, surgery and dentistry, in the state of Iowa, and to provide penalties for a violation thereof.

Also, House file No. 186, a bill for an act relating to examination of teachers for state certificates and state diplomas.

Also, House file No. 396, a bill for an act to repeal section 6, of an act of the Twenty-eighth General Assembly, entitled, "An act to protect game and to provide a fund to pay the expenses of prosecutions under this act," and to enact a substitute therefor.

Also, House file No. 409, a bill for an act making appropriations to the fowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, the State University and the State Normal School.

Also, House file No. 387, a bill for an act to legalize the change of the corporate name of the town of Franklin Centre, Lee county, Iowa, and change the name to Franklin.

Also, House file No. 394, a bill for an act to legalize the acts of the board of supervisors of Delaware county, Iowa, relating to the levying of a tax for the support of the poor, and legalizing the tax so levied.

Also, House file No. No. 389, a bill for an act to apportion the state into representative districts and declare the ratio of representation.

REPORT OF JOINT COMMITTEE ON ENROLLED BILLS.

Mr. Lyman, from the joint committee on Enrolled Bills, submitted the following report:

MR. SPEAKER-Your joint committee on Earolled Bills respectfully report that they have examined, and find correctly enrolled:

House file No. 396, a bill for an act to repeal section 6 of an act of the Twenty-eighth General Assembly, entitled "an act to protect game and to provide a fund to pay the expenses of prosecutions under this act," and to enact a substitute therefor.

Also, House file No. 409, a bill for an act making appropriations to the Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, the State University, and the State Normal school.

Also, House file No. 387, a bill for an act to legalize the change of the corporate name of the town of Franklin Centre, Lee county, Iowa, and change the name to Franklin.

Also, House file No. 394, a bill for an act to legalize the acts of the board of supervisors of Delaware county, Iowa, relating to the levying of a tax for the support of the poor, and legalizing the tax so levied.

Also, House file No. 389, a bill for an act to apportion the state into representative districts and declare the ratio of representation.

Also, House file No. 34, a bill for an act to pay over money belonging to the estate of William Parks, uninherited, and escheated to, and now in the treasury of, the state of Iowa.

Also, House file No. 68, a bill for an act to provide for the teaching of the elements of vocal music in all the public schools of Iowa.

Also, House file No. 179, a bill for an act to regulate the practice of veterinary medicine, surgery and dentistry in the state of Iowa, and to provide penalties for a violation thereof.

Also, House file No. 186, a bill for an act relating to examination of teachers for state certificates and state diplomas.

Also, Senate file No. 292, a bill for an act to increase the support of the state historical department.

Also, Senate file No. 176, a bill for an act to amend chapter 10 of title 3 of the code, relating to the admission of persons to practice as attorneys and counsellors in the courts of this state.

Also, substitute for Senate file No. 117, a bill for an act to repeal section 4946 of the code, relating to bodies for medical purposes and enacting a substitute therefor.

Also, Senate file No. 364, a bill for an act authorizing the Waterloo & Cedar Falls Rapid Transit company to construct its railway over the grounds of the state used for normal school at Cedar Falls, Iowa.

Also, Senate fi'e No. 7, a bill for an act to prohibit the manufacture of pearl buttons and butter tubs in the state penitentiary.

Also, Senate file No. 29, a bill for an act to provide for the taxation of the property of telegraph and telephone companies, to amend section 1330 of the code, and to repeal section 1331 of the code.

Also, Senate file No. 223, a bill for an act to amend section 669 of the code, relating to compensation of councilmen.

Also, Senate file No. 115, a bill for an act to regulate the levy and collection of special assessments in cities and towns, and cities acting under special charters.

Also, substitute for Senate file No. 138, a bill for an act to repeal section 1389 of the code and to enact a substitute therefor, in relation to the keeping of a record of delinquent taxes.

Also, Senate file No. 322, a bill for an act to amend 'chapter 43, of the acts of the Twenty-seventh General Assembly in relation to state aid to district and county agricultural societies, and to amend section 1658 and section 1659 of the code.

Also, Senate file No. 257, a bill for an act amending section 123 of the code, and to prohibit the charging off of balances of unexpended appropriations.

Also, Senate file No. 254, a bill for an act to amend section 799 of the code, relating to street improvements and special assessments.

Also, Senate file No. 273, a bill for an act to amend section 261 of the code, relating to superior courts and changes of venue therefrom.

Also, substitute for Senate file No. 84, a bill for an act to punish persons engaging in boxing contests or sparring exhibitions where an admission fee is charged, those who knowingly aid, abet, or assist such contests and exhibitions and those who knowingly permit any ground, lot, building, hall or structure to be used for such contests or exhibitions.

Also, Senate file No. 348, a bill for an act creating the capitol improvement commission, defining its duties and making appropriations therefor.

Also, substitute for Senate file No. 45, a bill for an act making appropriation for repairs on the roɔms in the capitol building now occupied by the board of control, and for furnishing the same.

Also, substitute for Senate file No. 47, a bill for an act to provide for the finishing and furnishing of the historical building.

Also, Senate file No. 271, a bill for an act to amend section 1 of chapter 95 of the acts of the Twenty-seventh General Assembly in relation to the issuance of bonds by school corporations.