Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22

abollshing Probate Courts and providing .
Judicial system Consisting of Couhtf Coufts,
District Courts Of one Judge each, Supreme
Court Of Ave Judges, and commission con-
ssting OF the present Supreme Judges, to
bring up the present Supreme Court bust
ness. ?, The Senate bill authorizing an jim
crease OF Railway Directors to fifteen
or decrease to seven was passed. Bills
were lntroduced-to abolish the Supe-
rior Court Of C,ryahoea; to provide
for furnishing blank-boofcs, blanks
and stationery for county officers -. A pre-
amble was offered reciting the telegraphic ae-
count Of the prison revolt at Lincoln, Neb.,
and a resolution that the House declare the
use Of United States troops to put dOwn the
revolt high.handed outrage ana assanlt
upon the reserved rights of7tHe states, etc
Referred TO the Committee ON idiot AsyIunis
--47 TO 3d. "A bill was reported for passage
prohibiting official boards from appointing
any one Of their members TO lucrative offices.
Passed to a third reading. Adjourned 20
SENATE, Jan. 10. The Governor nom
mated Victor Gorzmuiler 80 be Register of
the Land Office at Mansfield. ., House bill TO
authorize Boards of education to.appropriate
bonds for the purchase ofbooks and philoroph-
lcal apparatus passed !. Bills were in-
trodueed-to regulate proceedings for the
! oxtradition Of criminals; 10 confer jurisdic-
| tion upon Mayors in attachment and forcible
detainer; to amend Sec. "a OF Che crffninaI
code. -. The bill amending the Ditch law was
passed "A resolution directing the Auditor
10 allow the officers Of the Senate theft
per diem for the holiday recess was referred
TO the Judiciary Committee, In the after
noon the bill to pay the Morgan raid claims
was put upon its passage and defeated-~yeas
II, nays 16. The anti. Sheridan resolutions
we're taken up aud discussed at great length,
several substitutes and amendments being
voted down. Alta little past nine o'clock in
the evening the original resolution, as it came
from the House, was adopted-yeas "a, nays
10, e, Adjourned.
HoUsE.-Petitions were presented-for
a law authorizing tax levy to pay for medi-
cal attendance upon the poor not in infi.nl-
aries; demonstrating against the repeal of
the Liquor laws :. IA series Of resolutions in
relation to affairs In Louisiana WAS adopted
after debate-yeas 50, nays 80. >. In the after
noon bills were passed--authorzin Patrons
of Husbandry TO become Incorporated through
County Recorders offices; directing the pub!
lcation of tax-rates in two papers of each
county, Of opposite politics, where such
are printed, the, cost not to exceed
500; authorizing the State Treasurer,
after 1880, to return to the old independ-
ent banks the securities deposited with him
THE resolution memorializing Congress
against taxing non-natioual banks was re-
ferred to the Finance Committee. .Ad-
journed. 49 E U.s. -r
SENATE, Jan. 14.-Sundry petitions
were presented, and sundry bills from the
House were read first time. .. The bill pro-
vidmg that domestic animals found running
at large shall be deemed prind facie evidence
Of the violation OF the statute was passed -.
A resolution was adopted for the appointment
of a select committee to consider what further
legislation is needed to protect the people
from the extortion of railroad companies, and
Messrs. Hudson, Jones, Reed, Brigham and
Paul were appointed said committee. The
bill authorizing the Supreme Court to review
its decisions failed to pass-yeas 9, nays Ia
Adjourned.
HoUsE.-Sundry petitions were pre-
sented and referred. IA protest against the
action of the House in the matter of the reso-
lutions in relation to Louisiana affairs, signed
by the Republican members, was ordered
spread upon the journal of the House ...a
The Van Meter Fee bill was read a third time
and referred to a committee to so amend as to
make the fees conform to the Oren Fee bill
recently passed. In the afternoon this vote
was reconsidered and the bill postponed until
Jan. 20. :. House bill amending Sec. 247,
Civil Code, was passed. Adjourned
SENATE, Jan. 15 Thirteen House
bills were read the second time and referred
to the proper committees. The bill to re-
duce fees and salaries OF county officers was
recommitted -. The bill to amend the Ditch
laws was passed. 49,. A bill was introduced to
amend Sec. 8 of the School laws. =. Adj
journed.
HoUsE.-Sundry petitions were pre-.
sented-to reduce the fees and salaries of
county officers; demonstrating against any
modification of existing temperance laws;
asking that the Fish laws be amended ....
Bills were passed-authorizing Master Com,
missioners TO appoint auctioneers to sell
property; prohibiting official Boards from
appointing their own members to offices with
emoluments attached IA motion to dis
charge the Committee on Federal Relations
from further consideration of the Governors
message on Federal interference was debated
until adjournment.