The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-02-07

burg and get the, name changed
back to "The Credit Mobilier O.
America as the New York pnrclias
eIs waRtedite get the PENNSYLVANIA
out Of the atitle4 The sboeks5 Were
takep, Zeigler, sppposes by Barnes
to New York and delivered over tC
the Union Pacific Railroad maflag
ers, but what they paid or how they
got rid of The Psnnsylyanias stock
holders remains mystery to ( Uncle
Jake, who shakes his head sadIk
over the Information that the thfrtJ
shares he soldafeF $275e have ssiRct
been renertedEBerth oyer ~ million
of dollars. e, -.s !
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JAN. 25--Bills were introduced TO ALLOW
regular shippers and receivers Of freight t.
make coulInatatidn rates with hrailFoad comma
niss for periods Of three months; for the pre-
emption Of settlers of Virginia military land
IN Ohio Of 120 acres. instead OF only 40 acre
as limited IN hIast session A-Ths bill passed
for Goshoeton county to baild4e nsw eour
house; providing for q State Inspector Of ,coa
salary 1900 per annum.
JAN. 27sAPetitions were presented for tn,
Of an inspector Of coal mines I
Bills were introduced providing for aeompeti
ton in manufacturing gas; to make the act o
selling liquor to minor or drunkard pTias
facfs evidence that the vsnder knew them te
be suchs reducing the required capital of Life
Insurance companies to 100000 to extend te
Toledo the provisions of the act for encourage
mentoi law library associstions-ABifia weTs
passed anthorizng infrmafy directors TO take
possession Of and sell the properly Of pauperi
joint resolution passed requestinl
Ohio Senators in Congress to support the bill
the bankrupt tlaw-=SA. A.csmmuBiea,
ton was read from the Auditor of thu State
showing the amount OF, money disbursed fol
and architects Of state build.
ings since I8SSLAs JOINT resolution was
adopted making it ihcumbsht cons Clerks Boi
Common Pleas Courts to report certain statia-
tics for the use Of the Constitutional Conyen-
tion@ A resolution passed allowing pay to q
nsW employs from tho beginning Of the lses-
sionI-A resolution was read requiring th 9
special committee appointed TO investigate
certain expenditures to sit with open doors
-=@BillsiweFe introduced requiring detailed
statements Of accounts BY SupsEinfendents of
State Benevolent Institutions; to increase wit
ness fees before certain courts.
JAN 2s-Al petition, humefousIy4 signed,
vas read adverse to changing the manicipal
powers of certain bodies, in Toledo-7Ho
'efused to pass the bill removing the county
eat Of Wood counsyL-BHl passed making
eR years practice at dentistry equivalent to- a
liploma The bill to increase the pay Of the
Judges OF the Supreme Court nom $4,000 to
800 failed dAsyes 4 1, nays 80 Z A Joint reso
atim to print 50Gacopisa OF the School Com
report in German was referrsdr---
The roof of the State House was ordered TO
e examined . Ssolasl tlES aA-aa-sL -
ban. 2s-=The bill passed allowing Judges of
lections 81 so per day"The bill passed a.
owing counties where there are no infrmaries
0 increase the levy for poor from three-fifths
+ mill to three mills on a dollar and fer
ownshiP purposes from one mill to one and a
alf mills-The binEas indefinitely spost-
OAed requiring County Commissioner 70 pro-
iae Office aecomodatiohs hs for Prossenting At
resolution was adopted for pri Mt
ng two thousand copies of the report of the
'rustees of the Athens Lunatic Asylum.
he bin passed requiring Miarna county To-
istribute to certain townships the balance Of
railroad fund-The vote by which the bill
Ias lost increasing the salary of Judges ofthe
upreme Court from $1,000 to $1,000 was recon
.aersd and the bill passed BY 54 to s14OTTI
Ipnss Joint resolution 80 pay the committee
nsBeneyolent Institutions per diem and mile
geI in connection with. the burning rof the
FoftherR HuAatie Asylum passed
ere introduced requiring cities and villages
} take care Of 80 much Of the national road
J lies in their limits; amending the act reIat-
lg to SANDER to empower deputy clerks of
rebate Courts TO administer oaths and issae
larTiage licenses; pre5oTibingus spshahgi for
nwaranted disbursement of pablie i1noney
The Trustees Of tbs Northern Lunatie
sylhml reported % certain expenses peThassss sila in
with the burning Of the
sylum--A joint resolution was read re-
Nesting the Ohio delegation in Congress to
Sc their influence to secure beIigerent rights
II the Cuban insurgents 4ait I'll ''i'i
JAN. 80. The Hutchinson family were grant
the use of the House Hall for a coneert-4A
he Partial Appropriation bill camsJ up, aud
ter several amendments were agreed to, the
louse took recess-1-After recess the con-
deratien Of the bill was resumed, and with
ut special amendments the bill rassed-
be resolution was adopted relative to build
g smallpox hospital for the Southern Lu-
ltic Asylum The bilf passed eonferring
e veto power on the Mayor Of Cincinnati
Tie bill to apportion certain unexpendsd |
sessmehts for road purposes to certain per
ms IN Madison county passed--Bill passed |
incorporate crime detective companies
statement was read from the State. Auditor |
the amount of class 2 of the Morgan Raid
aims-BIlls were introduced to prevent |
inors from playing billiards in saloons; to
nit the allowance to counsel appointed by
qrt, $500; to require railroad companies to
instruct bridges over streets in hrst and sec
d class cities; to provide for public library
Toledo; to prevent the obstruction of the
ansit Of fish up or down any river or creek.
JAN. Si.-Bill passed to provide for the sup
ut Of illegitimate Children---Bin passed
pealing the foreign insurance act, passed
,ril 10th, 1872; amending the act for the in-
rporation of eemetery associations; to regu-
g the proceedings of County Commissioners;
repeal the act providing for State inspect
of gas. s.--"' tl7ii4s' @aAl l-a
FEB. l,-Bills were introduced to annex
slby county to the second subdivision ofth
I'd judicial distriOti to provide for a uniform
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