Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17

)etOre the nrSt Oh Way, dnhuo'J, ohoAA Ao ~
with the Auditor, of the county in which such
bank or other Joint stock company may be IN
statement, verified by the oath
Of the cashier or other accounting officer tu
thereof. of the entire amount of its capital
stock paid in and remaining as capital W
stock, and ofthe undivided profits, which
amount shall be entered by the Auditors Of y
the respective counties, on the tax duplicate i
Of the county, and taxed for all purposes in
the same manner and to the same extent as c.
other property in said county"
Which was lost-yeas l6. nays II. r
Mr. King moved to amend by adding the !
following as an additional section: "That
the Auditor of State transmit to the several t
county Auditors, Immediately after the Q
passage of this act, oil necessary forms
and Instructions requiring them to deduct
from the value of all real estate in their re-
spective counties, the sum of20 per centum,
previous to making their levies Tor the
wear ls47." which was lost.
MIR. Reemelin moved to amend by strik-
; ing out all after the enacting clause, and
inserting Senate bill No. %, to tax bank
, capital and money invested in State stocks
!. the same as other property: which vas
lost-yeas II, nays IL.
, The bill was then ordered to aJ third
/ reading on tomorrow.
. HOUSE Feb. 5-House bill2lS, to pro.
. vide for the payment of interest on county
orders, [extra levy of county tax. Passed.
|, Senate bill 1867, to grant the right Of way
e Ito any Railroad Company, authorized by
n the States of Missouri, Illinois and Indiana
\ to construct continuous Railroad from
!. St Louis to Cincinnati. Passed.
Senate bill 1873, to amend the acts for
i the better regulation Of the Surplus Reven.
:. ue. Referred to Mr.. Lawrence.
!. Mr. Hibbard, from the committee on
!. Public Lands, reported back Senate bill 2,
# relative to the election of Board of Public
IS Works by the people, with recommended
). ton to postpone. Agreed to.
}. Senate bill l6l, restraining the power
!. of county Commissioners in certain cases,
}. was ordered to third reading.
n Also, Senate bill 80, to amend the act
}. providing for the partition Of real estate,
v was ordered to third reading.
g Also, Senate bill lle, to amend the act
S allowing and regulating writs of replevn
before justices of the peace, passed in Feb.
v 1916. Ordered to third reading.
" Also, Senate bill "a, in addition to the
OF bill for the relief of the poor, with amend
of ments; which were severally agreed to,ant
Sc the bill was ordered to third reading.
,e Senate amendments to the following bill
to were reported
er House bill 1863, to regulate sales for de
is linquent taxes; concurred in.
81 House bill ITO, to amend the tax Law
IN of March 2, ls46; concurred in.
House bill 1863; to amend the act for the
It, encouragement ofagriculture, passed Feb
ed 27, 1916; concurred in.
o. Mr.. Bennett, reported back Senate bill
,e to amend the acts granting licenses ant
~ regulating taverns, with recommendation
IS, of indefinite postponement; which was a
h. greedto.
,g Senate bill l59, to amend the act defn
no ing the powers and duties Of Constables an
or Justices ofthe Peace in certain cases, wa
On ordered to third reading. 1
$: Mr. Russell, of Portage, reported bacl
is, Senate bill for the regulation of school dis
ht trict No. |, in Ravenna township, with Q
CO mendments; which were agreed to, exceF
ss the last; and the bill was ordered to b
nd read third time.
o. House bill 20, to amend the act establish
tn lag Boards of county Commissioners, wa
" ordered to be engrossed.
" Senate bill relative 10 the Office of cour
of ty SURVEYOR was ordered to a third reading
ng House bill to regulate the compensatio
". of Associate Judges, and other officers there
in named, was engrossed, read a third tim
go and passed.
rs Senate bill TO amend the act regulatin
ha judgments and executions, passed Marc
of2s, 1881, was orderad to third reading,
on Mr. Edgerton from the select committe
or to which was referred the memorial Of r.
nv dolphus Dickinson, made report on tn
ed subject concluding with the following res
i, luton:
,us Rssolved by The Senate and House
no Represent ai;pes, That the report made b
al, the commissioners appointed to examine Il
in. books and accounts Of the Board OF Publ
be Works, shalln not be entered upon or b
lie, como part of the journals or documen
ali until Rodolphus Dickinson, or any 9TH
,ns member of the Board of Public Worl
ar shall have an opportunity ofprocuring r
in butting testimony, which shall also hs e
ode tered upon the journals, or embodied in Il
ort, documents; and that they shall have uni
ely the next meeting of the General Assemb
the for such purpose.
be Mr. Edgerton said that he was authori
the ed to say, that Mr. Dickinson had been r
lin. fused access 10 the books and papers Of Il
the commissioners, and had been denied by Il
grel commissioners all opportunity of delenc
two The commissioners had collected only
parte testimony, which had been furnish
end, paltizan editors with view of inAuencil
0 us the elections. The only security for t
reputation Of any man in the commc