Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-16
ONO LEGISLATURE.
IN SENATE.
Friday, January 8. 1874.
AFrERNooN SESSION.


lowing resolution:
Resolved, by the General Assembly of
the Stale Of Ohio, That both branches
Of the General Assembly will adjourn
FINE DIE on Monday, the 9th day OfFeb-
Tusry next.
On motion Of MIR Barnett, the resolu'
tiOn was laid on the table.
On motion ef Mr. Chambers, the stan
ding committee on Agriculture, Manu~
factures end commerce, wero instructed
10 inquire into the Sxpedeney Of rsViV-
ing the law allowing bounty on the pro-
dSciion of Silk for the term of two
years.
BILLS READ THIRD TDIB.
A bill 10 abolish the Office Of Fence |
Viewer, and for other purposes.
10 Passed.
.-, A bill to amend the act entitled 'sn
act regulating the mode Of taking the
enumeration OF Tie white male inhabit-
auIs, above the age of twenty one years.
passed January 10, 1887. Passed.
The resolution from the House to aur
Vholize the printing Of 1000 extra copies
Of the Annual Report of the Blind Asy-
lum, was taken up and agreed to.
On motion Of Mr. Waters, Senate bill
10 amend the act to provide for the rec
=, valuation and sale Of the Canal lands be
longing to the State Of Ohio, and also to
81 amend the acts now in force in relation
thereto, passed Feb Z, lS43.
Mr. Waters sustained the bill at some
length, in which he set forth The Mrgen
necessity Of the passage OF the bill.
Mr. Baldwin moved 10 amend the bill
40 as 10 prevent the sale Of any of sale
lands Of less sum than FIVE dollars.
Mr. Chambers moved 10 Nmsnd Iht
amendment by striking out FIVE dollars
and inserting Iwo dollars and fiit
cents
The amendment was warmly oppoSet
BY Mr Watlc rs, and Others.
On Motion of Mr. MCAnelly,
Z The bill was Tecommiued 10 a seleC
committee ofthree. Messrs. McAnell
Perkins and Waters, were appointed sal
committee.
On motion Of Mr. Lahm,
The Senate took up the bill to iRcor
porate the American Phalsnx,
Mr. Hazeltine moved 10 amend the bi
by pruhibitinS the company proposed
be incorporated, from locating their assC
citation with in the bounds Of PrebIe an
Butler.
Mr. WOIcott moved an amendmen
which was lost.
Mr. Walters mOicd TO amend the an
endment by including the counties
the district which he represented in th
plohibied counties which, after som
debate, was lOst--yeas 10, nays 26.
The question was th9n taken on M
Hazel,ine's amendment and lost-yea
IL, nays ~.
Mr. Baldwin then moved TO amend th
bill BY adding a provision bringing tn
bill under The operation Of the gensTt
law regulating corporations not possess
ing banking powers; which was agree
90.
Mr. Baldwin also moved 10 amend Ii
bill BY confnug the location OF the pr'
posed company within the bounds Of Il
county Of Belmont; which was lOst--ye
l6, nays 10.
Mr. HaZeltine moved to amend the SCI
ond section, by providing, that oil office
appointed under said association, who's
duty it shall be to manage iIs affair
sbaIl be required to enter into bond, wi
good and sufficient surety, for the faitI
ful discharge Of their duties, which sha
be approved by the clerk Of the court
the respective county; was lo't-yeas Il
nays 81.
On motion Of Mr Parker,
The bill was then amended by addiD
A provision which would render the bi
imperative, iftbO company proposed I
be incorporated de not commence opers
tiona within one year after its passage.
The bill was then ordered 10 its thiI
reading-ysas 90, nays 10.
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