The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-02-09

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turnpike law 80 as to auIhoriz- CON-
oemhation of gravel bank, aud ap-
peals TO the Common Pleas Couris-
Bills introduced: r quiri'g boards of
educailon to determine text books.
which shall not be changed for three
years. and providing for u fine of $50
TO SlOO for violation of the law; TO
provide for new boilers for the State
House and improvement of the heat.
ing apparatus. Messrs. Fetrenbarch.
Stryker, Meuser, Edwards and John
son were appointed u committee TO in
yestisafe the convict Contract system.
JAN. 26-- S-nate-Bills introduced:
Allowing Sergeants-aI Arms mileage
and fees while serving committees; TO
create special school district in
Bloom township, Seneca county; to
allow sheritfs to select commissioners
of partition. House-Bills passed:
House bill to transfer the charge of
public printing to the Secretary of
State and Attorney General; House
bill providing that when an Injunction
is granted and no notice has been Civ
en- the party enjoined, the summons
shall state what the parry is eDjoined
from doing; Senate bill to allow Judges
to set aside judgments obtained by
false testimony; House bill to author
ize senior justices of the Leace to fill
vacancies III boards of township trus
tees. Among the bills introduced were
the following: Authorizing the Ross
county commissioners to build Jail !;
TO provide for the appointment of q
State board of medical examiners; to
create the Office of Superintendent of
the State House; TO give justices con-
current action with common pleas
courts in sums over S100 and under
$500: TO provide for the incorporation
of farm and labor associations; to pay
the claim of Rev, C. f. Lsavitt as post
chaplain at Camp Chase; fixing county
commissioners pay at 50 per day while
sitting q, Il board of equalization; al
lowing chain carriers S2 per DAY; to
provide that the sheriff shall advertise
city sales in a daily newspaper when
its circulation exceeds the circulation
of weekly newspapers; to authorize Ie
Delaware county commissioners to
build Jail. 4
JAN. H-Senate-A petition signed
by 353 cItizeus of Fairfield county, for
repeal of the law againsr working in
barber shops on Sunday, vas present
ed Bills introduced: For town hall
iu Malta, Morgan county; making
county auditors terms three years.
House-Tbe committee on bitches,
Drains and Water courses reported q
long amendment to the Senate ditch
Till, relating to the Northwestern
counties.
JAN. 29-Senate-Adjourned after
several Intellectual attempts to get q
quorum House Bills introduced:
To prohibit persons connected with
the publication of school books from
serving on school boards TO authorize
the Columbus council 10 levy a special
tax to build station house; TO pro-
vide for sale of school lands about the
Mercer county reservoir; TO pay So per
day to auditors acting as clerks TO
commissioners; to legalizc ten per
cent. interest; TO authorize Marysville
TO purchase cemetery grounds; to au-
thorlze an additional levy TO complete
town hall AT Mt. Gilead.
JAN. 3U.-Senate-Senate bill to au
thorite county treasurers to receive
compensation on collection on dupli
cate, was passed The case of Joseph
Cox US. Judson Harmon, contest for
the Office of common pleas Judge of
Hamilton county, was taken up, and
arguments were commenced on the
question OF jurisdiction of the Senate
The attorneys Ill the case are Messrs
HoadIy, BurterwOrth, Wilson and G.
w. Cowan for Harmon, and Mr. Camp
bell for Judge Cox. House-Two To-
cal bills were passed. Bills introduced:
10 revise, amend and consolidate the
sts, tui es relating to crimes and offensrs;
to rrmanrrare sheep owners who have
suffered loss by dogs; providing that
persons convicted of murder in the first
degree may, in the discretion of the
jury, be Imprisoned in the Penitentiary
Ior life; for the revaluation of proper
~ in this State in 1878, and every five
year. thereafter; repeating the section
vi law requiring county commissioners
70 make d detailed statement TO the
common pleas court, and providing
for the appointment of examiners of
commissioners proceedings; toauthor-
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a penal offense to sell adulterated
spices; providing for quarterly meet
ings of the trustees of the Soldiers'
Orphans Home.
JAN. 81. - Senate - Bills passed |
Senate bill requiring officers of militia |
and fire companies to report the nanies
OF members that they may be exempt
from jury duty; Senate bill to compel
corporations to pay employees wages
on or before the last day of each
month, aud to give enployes, except
officers, the first lien on the corpora
tiUn's property; Sena e bill TO author
iZt county commissioners to anticipa: e
taxes to build bridges and culverts;
Senate bill providing that no toll shall
be collected OH the National road be
tween Columbus ana the Hospital for
tue Insane. Bills introduced: Pro
siding for AL additional Judge in the
Eighth district; to require surveyors In
counties having over 10000 inhabit-
ants To turn over ices To the treasury,
and allowing them q salary of ~, 100
per annum and mileage; TO repeal tine
act limiting income pf orphan asy-
lums To SlO, ,OO0 per year, aud author
iziug comIion pleas courts to appoint
trustees of such asyIums; TO allow
county commissioners To employ coun-
sci; to require bang officers TO report
requiring land owners
to mark their boundaries. Houss
to the Senate bill ex
tending the time of taking testimony
In contested eIecIion cases were con
Cured in. Arguments were made in
The Cox-Harnon contested election
case. House Bills passed: Senate
Dill extending the tIIne for taking tes
Iimony III contested elsctIon Eases,
with amendments; authorizing the
of Noble county to .
transfer funds; TO allow township ag- !
ricuitural societies TO hold forty acres
of land. Tue special committee 70 in
vestigats the alleged poisoning at the !
OHIO PeDitentiary, made u report cen |
suring two subordinate officers for I
and recommending LEXIS
lation 70 give the prison physician con
troll Of he dispensary of the Instiru
tion. The report WAS referred to the I
on PenitsnrIary.
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