Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-16
onro LEe EsLArURE.

SENATE, March S-A bin was passed
= authorizing the Commissioners Of Jack
s son to levy a tax for the purpose of
I 0uIidIag Court House bill authoriz-
ing action to be brought against railroads
tNc., for injuries done to persons or Dron-
erty IN a0y county through which their
ines OF travel pass a bill to amend the
act relating to jurles; to amend sec. 136
ot the act TO regulate procedure before
ustIces OF the Peace to amend the act
Tor the assessment of and taxation Of am
property in this State for the transfer
oi certain balances in county Treasures
from one fund to another 4 resolution
was passed for the appointment of a rom
mlttee TO consider during the recess. the
1 subject of legislation necessary to correct
/ abuses IN the practice of railroad com
panIes. Mr.. Sadler introduced a bill re-
curing township assessors to collect
grape and wine statistics.
/ HOUsE.-A large number of bills were
read the second time and appropriately
referred and several bills of local an
pllcaton were read the third time and
passed Mr.. Hitchcock introduced bill
20 distribute to the several counties of
the State the Military Communication fund. /
SENATE, Mar. 9.-The President signed /
IN the presence of the Senate. Is bills and 4
JOINT resolutions. Several unimDOrtant 4
ollls were read the third time and passed. /
aud i've new bills were introduced. in
Guiding one by Mr.. Sadler to punish those
who create disturbances at Post Offices.
Adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE Hough presented the De
tluon OF Prof. Williams, of Delaware for
IN amendment of the school law. so rs
20 authorize the examiners to occupv apv
public school building for their sessions
also, to Increase their meetings to p per
year; also, to increase their fees to $500 Il
per day-referred to the committee on
Common Schools. a bill was read the
,hlrd time and passed, to amend Sec. 3 Of
The act prescribing the duties of County
Commlssloners-changlng the amount {
that may be expended by County Com
mlssloneTs in building court houses.
bridges, &c., with a vote of consent bv
the people, from $1,000 to $4,000 Adj {
journed till Monday.
SENATE, March 12.-Seventeen bills q
were read the second time and aDpropri {
tteiy referred. Several resolutions fin {
curry were adopted, and the greater por-
to9 oI the afternoon session was 0eca-
pied in consideration of sundrv hiIIs in I
committee Of the whole. q
HOUsE-Four bills were read the sec I
ond time and referred, and five new hills Q
Introduced. Senate Joint resolution tn 1
sell the coin In the State Treasury was y
passed. Senate resolution relative to y
adJournment was amended so as to ad II
ourn on the 9th of April, 1856. to the l
"a OF January, 1867, and passed. ! !
SENATE, March ia bill was passed Il
providing Tor the distribution among the I;
counties; IN the same proportion as it was
y .oot.eetedl the balance Of the Soldiers Re re
lei tund, after transferring $500 000 to n
ne SINKING Fund, and deducting S10O al
UO Tor the Soldiers Home A bill was Fl,
isO passed fixing the cOmDeDsafion Of h,
members Of the Legislature at s. per de0 bT
the vote standing yeas q, nays II. The In
enate agreed to the resolution from the m
ouse to adjourn on the 9th of ADriI ioi
500, til the I'd of January, 1867. and e,
was passed. anu So
HoUsE.-A bill was. passed by a vote of els
I 70 ., to compel, under penalty of a fine NJ
SlUOi County Commissioners to nub-
sh the annual financial exhibit of ne
,unty as required by laW-also a bill to
low omeeTs OF cities and incorDOrated =
Iiages compensation not exceeding 81 Ing
II attending every regular or sDecial
9e1iqg- A number of other bills were Oe
leSeu ouG none OF them OF general inter HH00,
.; ana number of new bills introdueed UO'
10 large amount Of miscellaneous bn- lnc
ness transacted. or
SENATE, March l4.-Several hills 7voro si'N
al the second time and referred. NJ
Lm6er of bills were passed-one- of e-t rs
llch authorizes County Commissioners -. ~
make appropriations for public build Nc, W.
an amoT,Dt 76+ - ~ . rs s{1lenIs, t5ls, &c ent
I submitting It to a vote of the people. ~ ~
resolution was passed to adjourn over --a ull'
IN Friday till Tuesday. we W
iHoUsE.-A considerable Dumber oF AN
IS we're finally disposed of. Those IN
ssed Were. not of special importance II
ye new bills were introduced and : ant
6sactaJ llJ'''i' u miscellaneous business plat
tioI
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