The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-06-19

Columbus O.,June 2-int the Senate Mr.
Carson presented the remonstrance of f1fty.s
one citizens of Shelby county against the
passage of Mr.. Perkins school bill. sMr
Washburn's house bill granting the Com
missioner of Pike county the use of the
canal tow-path for road purposes was laid
on the table. Mr.. Lord introduced q bill
to reorganize the Board of Police commits
sioners of Cincinnati, Mr.. Forest intro
duced bill to authorize the village of
AvOndale to issue bonds to the amount of
$65. 600 to build town hall.
The Senate confirmed the nominations of
James B. Jamison, of Cadiz, Ohio, for Mas
ter of the Ohio State University; and John
Shank of Hamilton county fer Master of
the Imbecile asylum. Recess.
In the house the bill to authorize In the
village of Milford, Clairmont county, to
| procure prison was set tor the third read
ing tomorrow. Mr.. Steetmans senate bill
70 provide for establishing the boundaries
tof the Bed Of the part Of f6e Miami and
Erie canal which has been abandoned and
conveyed TO the city of Toledo was set for
the third reading tomorrow. The follow
ing bills were introduced by Mr.. Morley
to appropriate $2.500 for the purchase Of
life size portraits of Chas Sumner and
Abraham Lincoln, read third time and
referred 10 the committee on finance.
By Mr.. Levering authorizing guardians
to perform any act respecting the parti-
tioning of real estate which the subject
could do if of sound mind. Mr.. Vanclef
offered a joint resolution to appropriate
$3.50 to pay the employees of adjutant gen
erals office for discount on their vouchers
| when there is no money IN the treasury.
Mr.. Sabines bill directing the printers Of
the school laws was adopted and the bill
by Mr.. Stubbs relating to providing for
fences was passed. Mr.. Wagners senate
bill relating to the removal of the county
time. Mr. Alexander moved to amend by
placing the expense of the removal entire
" on the Bellair; disagreed to. The bill
was referred to committee on new county
and county affairs. Recess.
In the afternoon Mr.. Morton introduced
/ a bill which was put to- its third reading
and passed; allowing the village of Repub-
lie, Seneca county to transfer funds. Mr.
ISawyer's house bill for the relief of Charles
Kohn for land illegally sold him by the
State. Passed.
dred and fifty dollars of the earnings from
Execution was passed. Mr.. Bulbs house
bill to regulate the sails of fruit trees came
up in its third reading. -
I Columbus, O., June 10.-In the senate
remonstrances bearing about $500 sigma
tnres were presented against the passage
of the railroad ticket bill The following
; bills we're passed: Mr.. Loder's house bill
to establish a board of examiners of inse-
cure and unsafe buildings; Mr.. Achauer's
house bill to take away the limit of the
number of sclergymen on the board of
trustees of Muskingum college, Mr.. Her
sioners of Lorain county to build court
I house; substitute for Mr.. Lords senate
bill reorganizing the boards of fire and
. police commissioners of Cincinnati House
bill by Mr.. Swain regulating the sale oi
railroad tickets was lost. Recess.
Mr.. Wright's bill to authorize the city
councils of Cincinnati and Cleveland e
extend any grant to a strict railway ce m
. pany, was passed. The bill to extend the
time of service of the Morgan raid claim
commissions till January next passed.
! The house consumed nearly the entire
, afternoon discussing projects for publish
, ing the revised cade. An effort was theI
made to pass the senate bill to reorganiz,
the fire and police departments of Gncin
s. natl; but it failed, and the bill was with
: drawn, and the house adjourned.
Columbus, o., June I2.-In the senati
s the fOllowin.- bills passen. Mr.. Cross;ey
i bill, the act of last winter. authorizing tn
q commissioners of Montgomery and WaI
E cor vert the same into free roads. A Join
. resolution was rep rted from the commit
/ tee on public works, recommending the mai
4 tiers of difference between the state an,
|. the lessees of public works to board @
q arbitrators consisting of the governor, se(
: retary of state and attorney.Re VIII
. shall investigate and adjust the claim Q
8 said lessees amounting TO $18, ,82(
: Adopted s.-ss ssss5.5.- 4.