The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-01-15
THURSDAY Dec. "a, le4

being under consideration, Mr.. Johnson
proposed that where the Banks were already
taxed, no further tax should be imposed ON
them without their consent.
Messrs. Spipdler and Utter opposed the
amendment, and contsnded that Bankers
should be placed on par with farmers, and
industrious classes generally.
Mr.. Perkins defended the increased taxa
tion on agrculturists, but opposed any in-
crease upon bankers and ptock- -iobbsrs.
Mr.. Eckley proposed that an exemption
Of 20 per cent. shall be made in favor OF i'm
proved land Mossrs. Goddard and Welch
opposed the amsndment. Messrs. Rsenelin
King, Utter and WeIcb advocated it. n
sAruDRAY, Dee 26, 1916.
In Senate. Mr., Lewis presented petition
from citizens Of Porisge County for tho dis
solution Of the Unien. Mr.. Ewing moved
thatths petition be rejected, be considered
the petition disrespssiful and sncallsd for
Mr.. Welch novsd that the motion Of Mr.
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Ewing be laid on the table. Carried. :
Mr.. Edgerton presented the petitions l42
citizens Of Allen County for the erecliono Of
x. rs,v .f,o.n,v or ,r,a;x.
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'hs nouse, MT: McMakin moved that
the General Assembly shall adjourn sine die
on the first February next. Amoiion to lay
on the table was negatived and the resolution
'eie''su " se',Ss So'n'h',,oe' -
M0NDAY, Dec. ~ 1910.
~ Sshase' Mf. EdgeIson presented the
peuilons oi citizens q washington County
,oi , me erec'ionTo OF the New County o. Aug
ialzs'
Mf. hoge!,on, iromltne committee on rrl-
yhsges ana Eiecllons,t 10 whom was referred
,ne SUBJECT 81 'no contested election OF Mr.
Wsysrd, IRON wayne cunniy, made maj
orl'y report on me SUBJECT uniayorabie 70 the
PFC tensions q Mr' Cog, the coafestes, with
sesoluuon recommending l's adoption.
AIer reading me report and resolutpn,
Mr. Eoserson moved to lay them on the
table, 10 DO prInsnd and that they, be made
Inc special order OF the day for Tomorrow
Mr. GODDARD moved to amend 30 as to print
the evideHee, which after sems discussion
was agrees 10.
Mr. Keemelln, on leave, introduced bill
10 amend the act entitled an act laying taxes
on all properly according to lts true value,
passed March, lS46; which was read the
hrst time
In the Aouss, Mr.. Noble Of Seneca moved
a call FOR information from the. Governor in Z
detail OF the expenses incurred IN raising,
transporting and subsstng the Ohio volun-
teers, which was agreed 10.
TUESDAY,, Dec. 20. ls46.
10 Senate, amoton by Mr. Weleh, that
the Legislature adjourn on the 25th January
was carried.
NJ. Ca0mbs introduced a bill TO amend
the act regulating judgments and executions
at law, passed March lsf, 1881.
In the House, Mr.. Hines introduced q bill
liking the times Of holding courts j, the 10th
Judicial circuit Mr vallandigham from the
Judiciary committee reported back the bill
calling convention 70 amend the Constitu-
ton, with amendments which were agreed to.
The Bill as amended was ordered to be
printed
WEDNBsDAY, Dec. 30, 1916.
In Senate, the bill to amend the act for the
protection of. purchasers at j1dicialand tax
sales was read third time aud passed.
MIR. Edgertsn introduced bill TO amend
the practice in Charcery.
MIR. iseemslin from q majority Of the
standing COMMITTEES on finance made a re-
port on the Bill to amend the Tax Law, te
tax bank stock, jewellery, &c.
The substance Of the report is, that il is