The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-19
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The Senate yesterday passed tho bill mixing
partial appropriations Tor the current year. AZ,
ter the usual order of morning business, both
Houses adjourned at an early hour, in honor Of
the day. --Statesmtn.9 .9h inst.
In the Senate, yesterday, the bill was dcEa.
ted repeating the law by which incbriate hus.
bands are prevented to sell or dispose of prop.
erty exempt from execution without tho Goa
sent OF their wives The bill repeating the ten
per cent law was made the special order for
January 25th. Mr.. Garfield introduced n
resolution which was laid on the table directing
the appropriate Committee to report bill 20
prov ide for the purchase or procuring by dona-
ton, of a Iarn on which to erect suitable bull.
dings for the accommodation OF deaf mutes, and
to require the parents or guardians of children
or wards in the institution to deray part or
all of their expenses in proportion to pecuaiary
ability and authorizing the sale of the present
site OF the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb
Ia the House, the Senate bill making partial
approp! iations for the current year, bills author
i2inG the town council of Ashland and the com-
miSsoncrS OF Butler county TO borrow money,
and the Seuate EllrelativG to the appropriation
FOR the Northern Ohio Lunatic ASvlum, were
passed. Mr., Dawes bill to amend the indepop-
dent treasury act was indefinitely postponed.
Bills re Iatiyc to tle salaries fudge, and the
mechanics lien act, were introduced A series
OF resolutions was adopted calling on the Au-
dltor OF State for information as to the interie-
renee by judges Of the DiStrit Courts Of the Uni.
ted States, with the collection OF bank taxes,
and the process by which the State has been
impeded in the collection of its revenues, and
also statement OF the amount due the State
c,,l IL, 4.
them under the law Of the previous legislature
and other facts in relation to the question, which
may be obtained by the State Auditor A reso-
lntion directing the suspension of work upon
the new State House and the making of all con-
tracts regarding the same by the present Com
mssionerS, was laid on the table for discussion.
resolution was adopted directing the Judcia-
ry Committee to enquire into the expcdiency
otrequiring railroads and canal companies to es-
tabsh pro rata tariffs per mile the transpor-
tation OF ifeights on their respective lines.
I'LL inst.
The Senate yesterday passed the bill author
izing the city of Akron to levy an additional tax
for School purposes--the House bill authorizing
the issue OF one million dollars of preferred
stock by the Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zanes-
vile railroad company--aud bill amendatory
of the act for the punishment of crimes. Bills
were introduced and read the first time as fol-
laws: re enacting the first section Of the act au-
thorlzlng process against steamboats, and other
water craft by name--amending the road law
amendat0ry of the Civil Code--to amend the
act for the relief Of the District Courts--to pro.
vide for the renewal and regulate the final paw,
ment OF the funded debt Of the State. The fol.
lowing gentlemen were announced as the com.
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MesSrS. SPHELPs lIATGu, TAYLOR, LANGpoN,
BUcKLANp CANrlELD and WEsTcoTr.
In the House resolution calling on the Act
ing State House Commissioner for answers To
sundry intcrrogatories, were laid on the table
and ordered to be printed, Sundry new bills
were introduced and took their first reading. A
lengthy discussion was had upon the bill redu.
cling the salary of Supreme Judges to two thou
sand dollars per annum. Without finally dis
posing ofthc bill the House adjourned States
man 12M inst.
The Senate, yesterday, passed the act pre-.
Scrlblng the time when the official term OF jud-
ges Of the courts of Common Pleas shall berin.
\ resolution was adopted authorizing the prin.
ting Of 1900 copies of the Adjutant Generals
Report. lengthy discussion was had in Com
mittee Of the Whole Oh the bill to repeal that
provision of the Civil Code which authorizes in
terested parties to testify in suits at law.
In the House the bill was passed supplement
tary to the act OF February 26, 1912, defining
certain duties Of Clerks, Sherifs and Prosecute
ing Attorneys. Also the bill fixing compensa-
ton of County Commissioners 1t provides
that County Commissioners shall receive an al
lowance OF two dollars and fifty cents per day.
and mileage at the rate Of five cents per mia
the per diem in counties having population OF
one hundred thousand or upwards is fixed dol.
lars. The House also passed with some amend
ments the Senate bill relative to the publishing
of the General Laws D + the State in the news.
papers. Bills were introduced as folows:-- Au
thetown council Of Kalida to levy tnx-
es to build school houses; amending tho Jus
tees act; authorizing the Commissioners of
Franklin county to sell the Infirmary farm;
amending the law concerning the proof ac.
and recording ofdeeds; author.
zing the City fDayton to issue bonds to pay
oe said city; authoring courts L.
order abstracts oflegal advertisements to be
published. The bill armending tho Jnst;.
,es act so as to provide for the earlier delivery
1f transcripts TO th5 Coniinon Pleas Courts on
appeal, was defeated af.cr a lengthy discussion.
The case Of the application for the removal IN
Lhe county seat Of Perry county was under con. AZ
'ideraiion, but not finally disposed 49,
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