The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-25
ohio Lerlalature.


Tho following bills were passed
Mr. Phelps Supplementary TO the act incof-
porating the State Bank Of Ohio and othof
Duuking COMPANIES.
The House bill amenda,ofy Of ihc general
gambling acts.
TUESDAY, 10Th
In The Senate Mr. iiaich5iniroduced a bill 70
provide for The sale Of lands foe the n0npaymcni
OF q kcs and bill 10 provide for the redomp-
ton OF lardo sold Tor taxes.
Mr.. Reid introduced q bill 70 incorporate The
White Sulpher Springs.
In tho House, Mr.. SHADES bin to punish BY
ane end imprisonment, any person who shall
receive or buy any goods, or bank bills, prom.
Us cory note, DC. knowing the same TO have been
stolen, with intent 10 dolraud The owner, was
passed, and is now a law.
Mr.. Fronoh's bin 10 exempt Agricultural Fair
Grounds from tazdtiou was passed. Also, Mr.
Morrow's bh to so amend the Code as 10 provide
for taxing The cost Of transcripts fled with petit
tions IN error, Ia the bill Of costs.
The proposition TO amend the Constitution 20
AZ 20 provide for licences, was defeated to-day
yeas 81, nays 20. a motion was made 70 recon.
sidcr, which was laid upon the table. This keeps
the matter alive.
Mr.. Lceto's Federal Court resolutions were
taken up to.day, and Mr. l.. addressed AZ length
IN lhclr support. Ihoy were then made tho spr.
WEDNESDAY
In the House, n bill to provide for the work.
Ing Of unfinished turnpike roads by supervisors Of
highways was passed.
hr. Mouroe's bill. amending the School law 90
ad 70 facilitate, mud make moro certain tho col
lection ofschoo moneys in advance, assessed
upon the pupils attending, was passed.
Mr.. Schlcich's bin relating 10 the redemption
aud cancellation of The Hecurietioa fortho funded
dept IN counties Of this State, was passed
The bii Tor the increase Of salaries Of State
oihcera was considered IN Committee OF the
Whole yesterday afternoon, and discussed at
longth by several members. Tho Committee
rose without making any disposition Of IL.
Mr. Raymond introduced bin TO pfoscrvo
the purity ofeleotiOns and prescribe the dutica
of County Commissioners, shchns and Mayors Of
cities.
Mr. Amber introduced bin relating to the
partition of real estate held In common by Re.
ligiuus Societies
Nj. Wcttcolt introduced lin to provide for
tlie recording Of mortgages and bills Of sale Of
personal property.
Mr. .Christy introduced bill to punish t,o
stealing Of dogs.
In the Senate, Mr.. Garfield introduced bin
supplementary To Tie School Law.
House blu TO preserve the purity Of elections
was indefinitely postponed.
THURSDAY
In tho Senate, the exciting question was the
bill for the repeal Of the the ten per cent. law
twas discussed in committee Of tho Whole dur.
ing the whole oi'the morning session. and when
the comittee reported II back, it was referred
10 select cnmiltoo ofone-Mr. Caldwell
Also, a bill was passed empowering count,
commissioners TO change the boundaries Of cleo
precincts,
A prolonged discussion was had upon abill e
prevent cattle, swine and goose, from runnini
At large, and was finally loid upon tho table
An attempt 70 take from the table tho amend
ment TO the Constitution, providing for lquo
licenses was made, but Il failed not having rel
cclvcd atwo third vote
FniDAY.
In the House the following bills wore passed
10 amend the act relating to Jurors 10 ns [,
provide against hangors on about Court Housob
from being jurors.
10 exempt the property Of Gre companies from
A bill amending the Code so as to empower
Courts 70 allow to Sheriis, &C., extra expense,
CURED.
The bill to repeal the law providing forsekoo
district Libraries was discussed Mt great longtl
yesterdoy. Pending tho discussion tho Hols,
adjourned. .adS SIT1t '''1''
In the Senate tho following bills wero passe,
10 amend aud supplementary to the several act
Incorporating and regulating turnpike an,
plank way companies In this State, and The sew
erai acts amendatory thereof and supplemental,
eksupplemontary to an net entitled ',an act "a
provide for the settlement Of estates of dcoeasod
PERSONS passed March, ls40. It provides fol
the resignation otan executor, and appointment
OF q successor 10 complete the settlement.
MOST Qi tho day was occupied in the discus
SION OF tAe bill repeating the ten per cent law
lmlogs amendments were offered, rich, racy
ridiculous by the opponents Of r,ncni bnto vn,
was finally had at p. NJ. and tho biilRs h eamc
rom The House for the unconditional repeal OF
'he ten per cent. law, Was PAssED,