The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-09
OHIO LEGIsLATURE.


creation and regulation Of incorporated compa
nies; also, to extend the time OF payment fo
School Section 16, Ludlow township, Washing
ton sounty; H. d. TO exempt from sale on exc
cution, al! fire engines, hose, hose carriages
hooks. ladders and fire buckets, together will
any vehicle, machinery or fixtures used BY any
town or Incorporated village, or fire company
for the purpose of extingushinS fires; also, L
enable the proprietOrs of Ohio White Sulphe
Springs, or other association Of persons, for tn,
improvement Of the mineral springs OF Ohio, t.
become body corporatei also, authorizing tht
lesSees or assignees Of section 29, town 2, rang
2, between the Miamiriv in Butler county, t
surrender their leases and receive deeds.
In the House, the resolution relative to th
acquisition OF Cuba, which was adopted on Fri
day. was reeonside:ed and indefinitely post
poned
A bill was passed extending to the county o
Meigs the provisions ofan act defining the juris
diction and regulating the ptactice Of Probat,
Courts, in the counties Of Erie, Lucas. Richland
Holmes, Montgomery. Delaware, franklin, ,Sciotc
and Jefferson. ....f.. ....s--s
Notice was given Of bill to prevent swine
from runnins at large; resolution was offered
in favor of the acquisition Of Cuba, which was
laid on the table, .u-f.ft.-.--.
II. B. No 439: To amend section 60 of the
school act, was read the first time; also bill tc
fix the price of printers fees for legal adverti
sing -rStetes1pan, 27E uh. s gsaEfE5.rsz
The Senate, yesterday, passed the House bill
with amendments, to authorize courts to give eff
feet to the intention of parties and officers by
curing defects, omissions and errors. The fol-
lowing bills were introduced: To amend the act
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amend the second section OF the act to prov ide
for the uniform government and regulation o.
the Lunatc Asylums Of the State and for the
cure of idiots and the insane; and to authorize
associations of persons for the improvement Of
mineral lands or mines in the State, to become
bodies corporate.
Considerable discussion was had in Committee
of the Whole upon the bill, explanatory of the
act repeating the ten per cent. law.
| A resolution was adopted, directing the Com.
mttee on the Penitentiary to enquire into the ex-
pediency of oferecting new Penitentiary in the
southern part of the State; also resolution d.
recting the Committee on Public buildings to in
quire into the expediency Of procuring national
colors to be displayed over the Halls Of the two
Houses while in session. u.H
resolution providing for the erection OF
works for the manu- facture of gas in the
Penitentiary, was referred to aseeet committee
Of five. ...
A communication was received from the
Board OF Public Works, asking for appro.
priatlons for expenses OF repairs for the present
year.
In the House the bill was passed authorizing
Vestry men Of the Episcopal church in this State
to become trustees. ,- r.t
The Committee Of the Whole were engaged
in the discussion Of Mr. LEETs bill to prevent
usury and to fix the minimum rate OF interest
on money and property. ..
The following bills were introduced: to rre-
ate Board Of Police Commissioners in Clncin-
natl; to create a uniform standard of certain
weights and measures, and to authorize the
town Of Massillon to borrow money to pay for
the erection of water works. .5.H.
A communication was received from the
Board Of Public works, similar to that sent to
Senate. Statesman, LIST inst,
In The Senate, yesterday, bill was introdu-
ced to amend the 1st section Of the act for the
organization Of cities and villages; also bill to
change the territorial limits OF the cty OF Cleve.
land.
The following bills were passed. to amend
the act authorizing the Con- missioners Of Ham.
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to the creditors and bondhodcrs thereof, and
and the House bills authorizing courts to order
the publication of abstracts Of legal advertise
ments; authorizing the trustees of Boston
township, in Stmmit county to levy tax; and
to fix the compensation of county commission
ers. '. co.. ,'
In the House the following bills were intro
duced Fixing time of holding Courts in the Sci
oto, Lawrence and Vinton Subdivision; to au
thorize the Board of Education of the village o
Malta to borrow money for school house purpo
ses; and to aid in the detection of the author:
Of libelous publications. and to compel the pub
fishers Of newspapers to disclose the real namt
of the author ofany lbelous communication.
The bill amending section 3l3 Of the Civi
Code was indefinitely postponed r."
The bill providing for recording mortgages
and bills ofsale Of personal property, was dc
feated onits fnal passage. >''f baH '"'.".
The following bills were passed: To amant
the act to amend the several acts incorporating
fire insurance companies in this State; for tht
relic efof Grandson Newell; supplementary tt
the act to provide for the organization Of ctie
and incorporated villages; authorizing county
commissioners to fill vacancies in the Office o
coroner; the bills authorizing the council ofth'
village Of Delaware and the Board of Education
of Jefferson, Mercer county.to borrow money
and the bill authorizing the Board Of Education
of Delphos to convey ccrtein lot of land
Statesman, 81 instsGs slT-3y7 .ct---.s-H
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