Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-25
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

In Tue E1ousSy 4 JOiuL RSSOiutou q
passed authorizing the Board of Public
Works to revive the claim against the State
of Samuel Gordon, for re-examination and
adjudication.
The following bills were passed:
Mr.. Wa,son's bill to require township
clerks to give bonds.
Mr.. Wilson's bill to secure the better
safety of persons travelling or railroads in
the Stale OF Ohio. This bill creates a
State Board OF Engineers, and from this
Board ali railway engineers employed in the
State, must receive a certificate that they
are Competent, temperate, &c.
Senate bill. to require railroads to make
Garlic guards and build fences. This bill is
Row IA law, and is similar 10 the bill which
passed the House u few days sine e, 50 the
latter bill viii sleep on the table i'll the SEN
ate.
Mr.. Rec bill for the suppression of in
temperance was up yesterday, and he sup
ported il in a prepared speech of some ieagih.
Pending The discussion Ut The bill the House
adjourned.
In the Senate. on Thursday evening the
discussion OF The Perry county question was
prolonged until nearly IL O'Clock, P NJ,
when the bill WIS passed. To-day, huwev-
.er, q tnution was made to reconsider, and
that motion laid on the table.
Yesterday. the following bills were
passed:
To authorize the Commissioners Of Pike
couuiy to borrow uiUiiey for bridge purpo-
/ ses.
To amend the act to incorporate the
AU.r-.p ID ,fr.,j Tho hill .IL,-,- tho rarr-
pany To increase its STOCK and churse The
liue of the road.
To aathuriz. the Commissioners of CO.
shoc,un, To borrow money to supply the
deficiency in treasury of said county.
The House bill to authorize the opening
of county roal through lands owned by
the State in Franklin county &ate Jour.
nat March 10.
In ta- House the following bills were
passed: E
To provide for the payment of indebted
ness OF townships incurred for tine supper
of the poor.
To amend the act for the incorporation
So as to allow iiiimitabie power tor the pur,
pose Of waller works
A bill giving the Probate Conrts Of thu
CAAitt u L M bCdohSN Apil'o SCiLta
biana, Pprtagr, Carroll, Butler, Lacas an.
Hooking jurisdiction Of minor criminal Of
lenses.
A bill amending The tax law so as to dis
pense with township assessors on the Boar,
of Equalization.
In the Senate the Cleveland School BIZ
was passed without amendment.
The vo;e by which the Perry Ceunty bill
was passed, was reconsidered and the bill
was referred 10 Il select coinmI lee of thre
tor amendment.
The House Reform School bill passed tn
Senate almost uDdLimously--State JourRa
, Marcd 20.
In the Senate the following bill wer,
! passed
] House bill 10 authorize the city OF Cleve
; land 10 appoint inspectors OF provisions all
2 other articles.
To provide for the election of tow nshi
assessors. THIS bill provides that the town
J ship ur ward assessor shall take a census {
the inhabitants of his township or ward, an
shall make a return Of the namber of acre
Of ground seeded with grain and the amour
, in meadow.
The "Guthrie Grays'" military bill, an
the bill recommended by the State Mill ar
Convention held at Cleveland some tin,
since.
; The House bill 70 authorize County Com
missionrrs IL surrender free turnpike road
to turnpike companies.
. Huuse bill ~reiating TO the partition Z
! real estute held i'll Common by religious Sd
ciclics.
The bill for the dismenbeTment of Cleye
land was discussed at length, and delicate
on its passage.
: In the House, the day was occupied i
the discussluI of the bill TO repeal the i'm
prisonnlent clause of the liquor law.
was finally made the special order Tor Tues
mex at | o'clock.
Both Houses held sessions last evpnin
until u late hour Eute Journal, -HarGh y