Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-01-29

Incorporated companies
Mr.. Sayler. To authorize county COM
missiOners to pay for material used in
construction of free turnpike roads.
Mr.. Sayler. AmendAtOry OF an act
to authorize the construction of roads
on petition OF land owners adjacent to
line of said road
Mr.. Odell. Amendatory of section
Of an act relating TO roads and high
ways.
AIR. Sayler. To amend section . OF an
act relating to roads and highways.
Mr.. Kerr. To amend section 66 Of an
act prescribing the jurisdiction and pro-
cedure before justices Of the peace and
of constabIes, in civil cases.
Mr.. SayIer. To repeal 18th section of
an act permitting the establishment of
free turnpike roads.
Mr.. Scott, of Warren. To regulate
the standard weight, per bushel, Of
stone coal, and the measure Of cosl
and wood.
Mr.. Lee. To amend section % OF sian
act to provide for the regulation of cities
and Incorporated villages"
Mr.. Headleys To repeal the 10th Sec
ton of an act regulating sales at auc-
tIon.
Mr.. Lewton. supplementary to an
act concerning divorce and alimony.
Mr.. Neal. To prescribe and regulate
the Liabilities Of parties and sureties on
q
Mr.. Dunn. Amendatory of an act to
fix the compensation of members and
officers of the General Assem- bly,.
Mr.. Lee. To repeal an act for the
enumeration of the male inha bitants
Mr.. CASTOR. For defining powers,
privileges and duties of railroad COM
panies.
Mr.. LeWton. To provide for the re-
| lief of public officers from whom pub
lie money has been taken without the
| fault Of such officers.
| Mr.. Belville. Amendatory of an act
providing for the election of prOsecu-
ting attorneys, and preseri bing thir du-
! ties
Mr.. Terrence. For the preservation
Of life and property.
/ Mr.. Anderson. To amend section 3
Of an act for the appointment Of com
missioner Of railroads and telegraph
and to prescribe his duties.
Mr.. Warren. To protect freedom of
speech.
Mr.. Leete. Authorizing county COM
| missioners to levy tax for road pur-
poses, in certain cases.
Mr.. Hughes. Supplementary to an
act to amend an act to procure bounty
for veteran volunteers.
/ Mr.. McMarrell. To regulate the
weighing of live stock, hay, coal, grain
| and iron.
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/ for locating, establishing and construct
| ing bitches, drains and water courses.
Mr.. McMarrell. AmendatoTy of an
act concerning notaries publicand their
duties.
Mr.. Lee. Amending tie students
voting act.
Mr.. Hughes. To repeal the act au-
thorizing the inmates of the Dayton
Soldiers Home to vote.
BY the same. Requiring Agricultu-
raj reports to be printed and furnished
the Secretary of State by the 1st OF Sep
tember, and by him distributed without
delay.
Mr.. Scott, of Hamilton. To increase
the fees of witnesses e:ore magistrates
TO 81 per day, and before the courts tC
81 25 and ten cents mileage.
Mr.. Stewart. Providing for the care
and maintenance of improved public
roads.
Mr.. Sherwin. To amend sections L
2and of an act for the suppression Of
prize fighting.
Mr.. Baker. To provide for the main
tenance Of gravel or macadamized
Mr.. skaats. For the protection Of mi
their father.
Mr.. Cannon. Amendatory of the act
for taxation OF bank shares and bank
ers, passed April 18th, 1867.
Mr.. Walling. To prevent negroes
from voting, and makes it a penal Of
fence for them to do so.
i Mr.. Newman. To amend the act eX-
| empting the homesteads of families
from forced sale on execution to pay
debts, and to enable mechanics to take
leins for materials used and labor per-
formed in repairing dwelling houses
| and erecting out-buildings thereon.
/ Mr.. LeWbon. Providing that the State
| Agricultural Board shall consist of one
member from each Judicial district.
Mr.. Lee. Providing for regulating
the salaries of County Auditors upon
the basis of the Federal census instead
of the quadrennial enumeration of
males over q years of age.
Mr.. Moore. Providing for granting
divorces in cases where the husband or
wife is incurably insane providing the
insanity has existed seven years, and
giving the county power to provide for
she support Of the insane wife.
The following bills have been passed
Mr.. Kerr. To amend section third of
the act further to prescribe the duties
of sheriffs and corOners.
Mr.. Odell. To amend the act reQula-
ting descents and distribution of es-
BRtess
Mr.. Rukenbrod. Supplementary to
an act for the creation and regulation
Of incorporated companies.
Mr.. Scribner. supplementary to the
act to fix compensation of members Of
General Assembly. Bill requires actu-
al attendance on the part OF members,
or leave of absence granted by the
Speaker.
Mr.. Sayler. To amend the act author
| izing construction of roads on petition
| of majority of adjacent land owners,
the bill being copy of the old road law,
except that it requires viewers to meet
| on a specified day also those attend
ing are authorized to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. Newman. Bill amending the
| homestead act.
The following resolutions were intro
duced.
| Mr.. Lee. To instruct our Senators
and Representative in Dngress to fa-
vor the combination of the telegraph
| with the mail service.
| Mr.. Scott, of Hamilton. To instruct
our Senators and Representa- ives in
Congress to oppose any appro priation
for the erection of a new Presidential
| M ansion.
BY the same. That the Committee on
Benevolent institutions be instructed
to inquire as TO the disposal of the pa
lum.
Mr.. Parr. To Instruct the Auditor OF
State to publish in the Ohio Statesman
and State Journal, on the 1st of August,
annually, the number of horses, cattle,
mules, sheep and hogs returned for tax
alton by the County Auditors,
Mr.. Moore, of Putnam. To author
ize and direct the Trustees OF the Gen.
| tra1 Lunatic Asylum to prepare a plan
and specifications for rebuilding the
Asylum on its present site, with an es-
timated cost, &c. Several substitutes
offered and lost.
Mr.. Brooks. Relative to securing
more expedition in improvements on
roads.
The State of Ohio seems to be un-
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