M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-04-08
EeglslntiYe summary.

The Senate, yesterday, after q
lengthy discussloH, passed the sub.
treasury bill substantially Us report
ed by the select Committee OF that
body: the House bill supplementary
to the act to incorporate the Piqua
and St. Mary's Turnpike Company;
the Senate bill relative to the appoint
ment of officers and the filling of va
cancies not otherwise provided for by
the Constitution; and the House bill
authorizing the election OF an addition
al Judge Of Common Pleas in the
Second sub division of the Sixth Ju.
dicial District. In the House, con
siderable discussion was had upon
Monroe's resolution to SO amend the
Constitution as to provide for annual
sessions OF the Legislature. The res
olution was made the special order for
2! O'Clock to-day (Thursday) The
bill amending the 10lst section Of the
Civil Code was defeated, and several
bills ofno general interest were indef'
nitely postponed.
The House passed the bill to create
an additional Judge Of Common Pleas
in the Second judicial District Of the
State. A resolution was agreed to,
authorizing the Attorney General to
take such steps as shall be necessary
to compel the Directors of the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Canal to make Il
dividend OF the profits accrued since
the year 1S54.--StateSman April.
The Senate, yesterday, was engag
cd the most Of the day upon various
bills upon which no final action was
had.
The House passed the following
bills: Authorizing the village OF
Pdnesvlle to borrow money; Senate
bill giving special jurisdiction to the
Probate Courts of Cuyahoga and Lake
counties; bill amendatory to the get
regulating the mode ofpetitioning the
Legislature in certain cases; the one
fixing salaries of Judges in certain
cases; to amend the act securing to
married women such personal proper
ty as may be exempt from execution,
etc; to allow the city Of Toledo to
borrow money for certain purposes; to
amend the act for the prevention ofcrr'
tian immoral practices, passed March
oath, 1911, supplementary to the act
concerning the duties Of supervisors
and relating TO roads and highways
The bill to amend section 10 OF the
Justices act of March 14th, 1855, and
the bill authorizing the election OF an
additional Judge of Common Pleas
in the first subdivision Of the sixth
judicial District, were deteated.--
ID. Cd.
The Senate. yesterday, passed the
following bills: Supplementary to
the act prescribing the duties OF Su.
pervisors and relating to roads and
highways, passed February 13, 1853;
the House till to create an additional
Judge of Common Pleas in the second
judicial district; to amend section 3
of the act Of February II, 1881, for
the appointment OF certain officers;
the House Bill for the relief Of Martha
Mclaughlin; to allow the village Of
Paincsvlle to borrow money; House
bill to authorize the election Of an ad-
ditional Judge in the first subdivision
of the 9th judicial district; to author
ize the Commissioners OF Clrrmont
county to borrow money Tor bridge
and county lntirmary purposes. The
Senate Indefinitely postponed the
House bill amendatory to the act to
abolish the Office of Commissioner Of
the State land Office at Defiance; and
defeated the bill supplementary 10 the
act for the organization Of cities and
incorporated villages.
The House cuncurred in the Senate
resolution to take a recess from the
18th Of April inst, to the 1st Mon.
day in January next. The following
bills passed the HoUse-to amend the
act Of February II, 1881, for the pre-
vention of certain immoral practices;
to provide for holding additional terms
OF the Court of Common Pleas Of Mi
ami county to be held at PlQua; au-
thorizing the Incorporated village OF
Logan 10 borrow money for School
house purposes; amendatory and sup
Elementary to the act for organization
Of cities and incorporated villages; to
amend an act OF March s, 1854, pro.
vidng for the election otCoronrr5 and
Shprihs, and fixing their terms ofot.
flee; to authorize turnpike road com,
panes to subscribe for turnpike stock
in certain SD. 3.