Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-29
is-e.rqa HOUSE. tlrrr
MORNING SESSION.

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Mr.. THOKNHILL-The petition of j. g
Hunnickhouse and ITO other citizens O
Coshocton county, asking the location O
the new Penttentiary at the city of Coshoc
ton, In said county. r7,.,5 s.',sf7.tI "a
! 4 Mr.. ULLERY-The petition of A. j. Ro,
and 20 other citizens of Miami county, ask
ing the legalization OF 10 per cent. interes
~. Mr.. HILL, of Fulton-The petition of E
L. Barber and ITO other citizens of Fulton
county on the same subject.
% Mr.. HOWARD-The petition or j. SAN
kerry and 63 other citizens of Green coun-
3 ty, on same subject.agos f3se sl.-s-fs,,,,o :,
:.Mr,FITCH-The petition of W.D.YouDg
and 20 other citizens Of Brown county, on
Mr. PARASITIC petition of citizens OF
Sandusky county, on same subject.
Mr.. GASTON-The petition of j. L.
Martin and SO other citizens of Butler
! county. .on same subject. 9no sGE s.u
Mr.: POND-The petition. of F. w. Wood
and As other citizens of Morgan county, on
same subject. ;
MI. Welsh The petition of w. John.
son and 100 other citizens of Meigs county,
praying tor relief from damage sustained
MI. SKA ATS-The petition OF w. w.
Stein and 200 other citizens OF Hamilton
county, asking the legislation of ten per
. cent, interest on contracts. 4aa.es
Mr.. GQRDON-The petition of S. NJ.
Heller and 56 other citizens of Henry
county, on same subject.9 81; y gullIGsl
MIR. DUNGAN-rThe petition Of 81. s.
sBundy and 46 other citizens OF Jackson
county, asking the passage of law to au-
thorize the trustees Of Milton township, in
said county, to levy a tax upon the taxable
property Of said township sufficient to pay
off the Indebtedness of said township. Re-
IN -
e Mr.. CANNON-The petition of ID. C.
3Goodself and 202 citizens of Bainbridge
township, Geauga county, asking the re-
moyal of the seat of justice from
Chardon to Burton, in said county, and to
allow the same to be determined by ballot
9 at the spring election of 1869. q
Also, the petition of LOO other citizens
of the same county, on the same subject.
Mr.. MOFFETT-The remonstrance OF C..
& j. Cooper and 13 other citizens of Knox
county, against the legalization OF ten per
cent. interest on contract.
MIR. .CANFIELD-The remonstrance Of
a msjority of the voters of Geauga county
against the removal of the seat of justice
from its present location in said county.
j Mr.. .DILWORTH-The memorial of the
Trustees of Miami University, asking the
attention of the Legislature to the present
condition of said institution, and that the
State may take steps, to make 1t more USE
ful. saalg 81 sf,Ioi.s faoer,;--, -,
Mr.. ODELL--The ,remonstrance of 81.
d. Sprague and others against the repeal
of the act creating the Office OF Railroad
Commissioner. = -a% ssi Z HssGqnT4
Mr.. PARR+-The petition of B. +. Thrall.
NJ. Dz and 30 other. citizens of Licking
county, asking an arnendmentsof the med
icai law 80 as to exclhde all persons from
practicing medicine who are not gradu-
ates OF some respectable school of medi-
Mi Nj. BRoNsoNIThe petition If s. Shaw
and 81 other citizens Of Medina county, on
same subject. Isri 1910 bsj5y5 = -,
p Mr.. FlrCH-The petition of G.. A. Dix
on and 10 other citizens OF Brown county,
asking the legalization of ten per cent. in.
terest on contract. 10 sfEal ~ =
Mr.. ROSS-The petition of @. l.. Houeb-
ton and 90 other citizens of Franklin coun.
ty, on the same subject, all of which were
referred to their appropriate committees.
SECOND HEADING. g-t
Seven bills, from q. B. 400 to 4e7. were
ad the second time, and referred to their
appropriate committees.
.ihaA sd5 RESOLUTIONS. i..i ,r
,o Mr.. DIXON, on leave, offered the follow
ing reso ution, which was adopted
Resolued That In the judgment of this
Honse, this hall is dangerous to the health
i of the members thereof, BY reason of the
spreat alterations OF heatsand cold to which
we are subjected; that the comfort of this
branch of the Geneaal Assembly demands
greater care and vigilance oon the part of
those having charge of this hall; that the
Temperature is not uniform, but slternates
between high and low, greatly TO the dis
comfort Of the members Of this House, and
dangerousto their healthso Hsms5ff7s Oft
80 Iaei HEATING THE HoUsE.i3sqss 5ss
Mr.. RICHARDSON y, ON leave, offered the
following resolution; which was adopted;
WHEREAs, There rs great complaint
among members and others, that the air 0f
this House is unhealthy, rendered 80 per4
haps BY the mannerin which the House is
heated; thersioFe, - lss1s,r " 4 10 ..lii
of the Side Of Ohio, That the committee on
public Baildings isJ hereby requested to
secure the services Of T. g. Wormly to