The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-21
OHIO LEGISLATURES.
The two Hoasesmst al 21E ko'clocl
D. mi on Fuesalav Stba XII ;n.e

=" AAOases met az z1a O'Clock
p. mi on TueaaaY;f the 9TH inst: g
SENATE -Mr. Scribner Introduced.
a bill providing that de certificate Of
the presiding ulcers Of the two Hous-
es shall be conclusive as to the amount
due members for per diem and mile
age.
The credentials. of Mr.. King, of To-
ledo, elected to I'll the vacancy Soeca
stoned by the death of Hon. j. c. Hall.
were presented and he was sworn in.
The use of the, Senate Chamber was
granted to the State Board OF. .Agrieul-
ture for Wednesday. 20
HousE.-The following bills were
introduced: j'i-'' -'loiti'7.fr =.
BY Mr.: Scott, of Warren, authoriz.- IL.
ing the appropriation of land for pub-
Lie institutions. ''--
By Mr.. Campbell, to authorize the
Commissioners of Geauga County to.
build new Court House. ''Ef
By Mr.. Ross, to compeIs Insurance
.f--tS,'H - " Aoop casn assets on hand
~ eoser losses. .- ..
py Mr. Odeil, to define and regulate
the rights of married women. and tbe
af'ies !. VI husband and wife, giving
70 tne latter more control over her
ogn properly. vsr t4s
| t5'f Dy N NJ herr' 70 enforce the paying
orer 'os'F VI In money by Sherifs, and Coro-
ntrs' Hnen ssn1eal, acting as Sheriffs, to the
successor OF the Sheriff. ~.
BY MT. Scott, for the acceptance of
iseaeles Tor the building of Orphan
Asy lums. % 5qy ~
= f; IL Lhee' Lhee' 1of new anti-liquor
~ He Gas
- a resolutlon ~ was introduced by Mr.
oso;1' .;l OF hamilton, ~ for an amendment
u - tne constitution m by striking the
"oFd "fo IflPl9.if male from on that instrument.
ri i regF 2, II WEDNEsDAY,rJan. 6:
SENATE. not in session. '.....-..
HoUsE,-Reports of majority and
minority of the Select Committee ON
the burning of the sLunatic Asylum
received and read. and laid ON tbo to
BILE and ordered to be printed. e Ts.rr
80 el 81 fovr TH,psn ~ To-,
oah' J..
, 4, sENATE.--Mr. Brooks introduced
Dill providing for increasing the sala-
raeo -. = uuses Sot the supreme Court
~ eoVOV peran to take effect af-
Ter 'tne next election THe 9b6zs'' e's-sl
me i1ahgiee presented a bill on the
SUBJECT OF q registry law for voters.
MI. Scrlbner introduced two bills
for the prevention of frauds on citi-
zens Dy Foreign Insurance Companies.
Inc two Houses met in joint con-
vention to count the votes for Secreta-
ry OF State. INV 'i'i
HoUsE.-The bills were introduced
on the following subjects: = -
10 provide for a registry of births
ana deaths, returns to be made by the
asses 1Assessors' s',is' IL
20 "a enu a.el tne law establishing a
'tue herisllah . a.l 1ah,lI1e me. ,,.,,,,,
-A3 ne!uirlng county clerks to pay over
uneiaiineo ulNsisA ls scs, costs. U.s. ~. 70
Fl iFlxing 9 gallon of lard oil at seven
-,.faS y 9 IAs '9l4f pounus' 'in9s 10 2nfxrlqr,so
III 80 l57tssb aeos i FRIDAY, Jan. 8.
= either tn House in session. ,.,.,.,c.
Is .., nor. s 80 SATURDAY. Jan. 9.
Is qSENArE.-A. bill. was introduced to
repeal tho visible admixture" " law
OF last winter. .1,i 5.gIH IL .tzse
nHousE.-Bills were intreduced-to
amend the act relating to roads and
MgnWays-to amend the; act to pro-
Ylae 1or the creation and regulation of
incorporated villages-relating to the
9,.,osntneh' aH .. nee turnpike roads.
- o'o'' onerea q resolution in
e., e., HIs ~ gus nepresensatVes' TO vote
-, ~. .ae ~, .errofal ol the Naaonai capi-
- ~ 'le sFograpnical center OF the
~ : : -. - ''.1 '''ls' =
rho,.t.... 49, moNpAi' Jan -.
-: ooois0~ ., slnu ''c-
bns, ard ua.,.:.s- - 1r.,,Ne I'm .i,v ooiuli-
80 - - s,, .'''lifos'u 10
t,..;,, -, - Tvas,I N .o mss e@ourSioh
- o'0'S' '''n' A'' -
O., luESsDAY' SD. Jan. IL.
,,,s, ~ = -. oeliDner ".'a lla in.roauceo
10 : - -, - ~ .iOie aelni4'ure
,.,..,t -. - - =. - .o oD9ection "a
-, - '.e lte'' oourt'
a Dill was introduced to authorize
fne release OF deeds OF trust by per-
SONS SOM enti9iea 70 receive the money thus
secured seq Wltnout 'n1[1 release py convey
an ance nom nc. NTH the person acting as trustee,
ln l1I s tne same ne manner man as mortgages are
now released. ifs9e es1 -. -,
Mr.. Dangler introduced a bill. pro-
yldlhng for the observance of SO much
Of the ordinance of Congress of July
Ii, 1857, relating to the navioahIe riv.