The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-28
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The petition Of c. Bare and ~ oiheI
citizens of@Pu,nam comfy, 'ssking the
passage Of a law authorizing The auditor
re said county to levy an additional tax
i p repair me Oiiowa. anu. Dena1ce' ftee
Turnpike. Referred to Mr.. Shook.
,TmURsDAY, klarch6, 1851.
The Senate passed the following
hills Yi|00 HkHE8l &c
An ,c, 10 nrovide for having certain
moneys into the common school fund.
10 amend The act tog provide for the
formation, Of Gas, light companies. yri q
To amend the act I prescribing the
mode Of proceeding in Chahceryl lheias
| I In relation ~ the FIRST Catholic Church
| lof Glaudorf.a ! - gailsfd eli yd IsaA q
To amend the act for the proof ack-
nowledgment and recording off deeds
and other instruments ofpwri'ing. mq
| ii 10 authorize the Audiioi'of Henry
coun,y 10 levy a speciaiiax tofepalr :
certain bidge.s1b Iyiaslg i 9gsa -lW
| In tho. House Mr. Shook presented
,be petition Of J. B. Jones, and 80 other
citizens Of Williams county, praying ior
| The repeal Of all laws auibofizing the
sale Of arden, spirits. Laid on the
table. .n,baa ssiiis4 yiaea.g 5Rtl a5,ss
/ i,l The bill 10 incorporate the Putnam
and. Psuldiug Western Free Turnpike
Cnmpanv was read a third time and
passed. 90 zaba s9ia lg,.''.a',. .di
I usrta, ,9rs FRIDAY, hia'cn :, 1921
I9 In the Senate the following bills were
read "a third time and passed: f
To further amend the acts regulating
the practice Of Judicial Courts.
To charter the Paulding Rail or Plank
Road Company. l,als p 7iiiai ~
5 SATURDAY, Marcel, 9, 1851.
) IN tbe Senate Mr.. Cunuinphsm pre
seo,edaa ! peti,ion 'fom C. G. Pomeroy
and forty citizens of O,towa. Putnam
coup,v for an aopronriation Of swamp
i,nds ~ a;d n ,be cnnsiruc,ion Of The
p'.,,, D. - w u.~...,Lo..,,. E,oo
IT, - s;ra pasd p.csr,ad ,oS,he cnm.
,,,;,.a ~ SpnhHc wn,ts and pubI;c
I.mJs ~ 80 i9'''G ~ "a i7l
In ,ls uouse NJ snook Introduced A
bill 10 authorize the lew Of special tax
for road purposes on the Ouowa and De.
iance Fee Turnpike Road, which was
read the FIRST time.
COLUMBUS, March IL.
| The Convention re.assemJled at 9
O'Clock, and proceeded 10 cleo, Judges. -
| John Pierce was elected Presiden, Judge
of The 5th circuit on The FIRST ballot.
George HoadIey was elected Judge Of
| tbe Superior Court OF Cincinnati on The
6lI, ballot. I ~ .,... ..iG.t,.
R,lpI, J. Hart was elected President
Judge Of the 2Olb-- Monigomery-.c Circuit,
on The first ballot.
EN-. Sill was elected Fund Com.
missioner on the sixth ballet. 4 as,,
Julius C. Curtis w.s elected Register
! Of The Lind nffieo q, Defiance, on the
first ballot. ,.g.,s..i5at III, 49, y,
Hamilton DIVISION was elected Recci;
yer OF the Defiance Land Office on the
second ballot. ae4ol a
The convention then took a recess.
AFTERNOON srss, M ,g,
The elec,;on oe s,,,e,,e co,,,, I,aoo
- 6il the y,c.nc, nrrs.;,,a "a hr'Indoa
Avsrv,s rss;on.,i,,n + yas' he 81, hns
ness. ."''~''I Z, : =. s,N'I = =
Tho De,noc,, !. n,,rn;,,,cd Job, A
ECotwia.l and the Wbios nominated G! c.
Conyers, Speaker Of the Senate. On
tue frs, ballot there was no choice
Three more ballots were void. Too many
votes having been cast. .ssd !,
M, r; p. Rauney was then nominated
by The Freesuilers. and On the fifth ballot
the vote stood--Rannoy seg Cooyers
36. Blanks Q. .ess o,ulssia sfj518rs /,
Ranuey was declared elected. /.
After an attempt 10 take tl,e vie over
again. ON the pro,,nd that there was some
seistake in lihe ,aIlot.aF 20 .aa1l1i 81
Mr. Lawrence gave notice of protes,
against II. az forty, Whiss we're ready ID
declare. .,,lndsr nah or otherwise ;ha,
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