The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-03-18
THE HOUSE.

The House resumed consideration of
the General Appropriation bill. call
ofthe House was demanded, and 50 mem
bers answered to their names.
The bill was brought up on its final
passage. 1t was passed Yeas, 57; nays,
| 26.
Those who voted in the affirmative were
Messrs. Archer, Baker of Coshocton, Ba-
ker of Fairfield, Baker of Perry, Barnett,
Bqskin, Beach, Bowen, Brooke, Brunner,
Ccle, Coler Conklin, Edison, Eshelman,
Ford Green, Haag, Hardy, Hatfield Ha-
ven, Heitman, Hill, Hoagland, Holt Hus-
ton, Inman, Kemp, Lewis, Light, ,McCloud,
McC Y, Mckinley, Mesloh, Miller Moore
head Murlin, Myers of Ashland, Nelson,
Newell, Newton, Norton, Oren, Parker,
Pearson, Poe, Ramsey, Safer, Sheppard,
Sherrick, Smith, Thompson of Montgom-
cry, Van Meter, Vincent, Walker, Watson,
Weible and Mr.. Speaker-51
Those who voted in the negative were;
Messrs. Armstrong ofBelmont, Armstrong
ofGuernsey, Barrett, Beatty, Blake, Chap
man of Cuyahoga, Chapman of Meigs,
Conkright, Duncan, Faxon, Convey, Gros-
venor, Holloway, Loomis. Mack, Mann,
Marx, Martin, McLain, Morris, Myers OF
Fayette, Ray, Richards, Richmond, Var
ley and Mr.. Wales-26.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Grosvenor offered a joint resolution
that the General Assembly adjourn on
Monday, the 29th of March, at O'Clock
a. m. Laid over on notice to discuss.
Mr. Holloway offered resolution re-
ouiring the Clerk of the House to call
the roll of members daily, and keep a
record of the absentees, and note their
names on the journal. Laid over on mo-
ton to discnss by Mr. Ford.
Mr.. Holloway offered resolution CIV
ing the Committee of Investigation into
Peaitentiary acknowledgement the power
to employ shorthand reporter. Agreed
to.
Mr. Parker offered joint resolution
resembling House Joint Resolution No.
147, providing for regular adjournments
every three weeks. Laid on table, Mr.
Grosvenor giving notice to discuss.
Mr., Van N eter offered a resolution to
pay the three porters employed in the
House their per diem Of $3.50 day dur
ing the five days adjournment, during
the holidays. Mr.. Grosvenor gave notice
to discuss, and the thing was laid on the
table.
Mr. Mccoy offered resolution tender
ing the privileges ofthe floor ofthe House
to the members Ct the Order OF the Pa
irons ofHusbandry in attendance on the
State Grange. 1t was adopted.
ORDERED PRINTED.
Mr. Potter's Senate bill, to provide for
the propagation Of fish was read the third
the third time and ordered printed.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
A message from the Governor was re-
ceived transmitting a communication
from certain gentlemen OF Point Pleasant,
West Virginia, asking that the State take
some action in regard to the creation OF
a monument to the memory of the men
who were killed in battle at that place
Oct 10, l774.
BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. Martins bill to authorize the vii
LACE of New London, Huron county, to
sell real estate and apply the proceeds TO
the bonded debt,
Mr.. Lewis's bill, authorizing the Trus-
tees of public institutions to appropriate
private property.
Mr. Morris Senate bill to amend the
gambling act, providing for fine and i'm
prisonment of persons using marked cards
or gamblers devices.
Mr.. Grosvenor's bill to change the time
of holding the second term OF the District
Court of Athens county was indefinitely
postponed.
Mr. Jones' Senate bill to amend the
Municipal Code.
Mr.. Archer's bill to amend the Civil
Code in regard to judges charging juries'
Mr.. Holloway offered resolution ex-
tending the power Of the Committee APP
pointed to investigate the affairs Of the
Penitentiary. Adopted,
Mr. Chapman, of Uuyahoga. introduced
a bill to authorize the trustees of Euclid |
township, Cuyahoga county, to build a
vault for the reception of dead bodies.