Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-03-21
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.

Senate, March 11.-Consideration of Mr..
Bethel's codifying bill No. us was resumed.
Amendments were submitted and agreed to
making the legal rates of interest eight per
cent. providing. that married women be al
lowed to lease their property for any period
not exceeding three years, and doing away
with the necessity of proceeding against prop
erty by attachment under a mechanics lien
and allowing notice to be given by publica-
ton as in other civil actions The bill was
then passed. Bills passed. Providing fog the
appointment of Deputy Commissioner OF
Fees and Salaries and prescribing his duties;
authorizing the vacation of lots outside the
municipal corporations that have been dedi-
Gated. Mr.. Steedman introduced bill to allow
County Treasurers to proceed against the entire
delinquent tax list by simply advertising de-
scri ption of the property, without the names
of the owners, and allowing the recovery OF
taxes by civil action and giving the owner the
right of redemption within one year by paying
Afteen per cent. penalty.
HouSe-Mr. Bloom, from the select COM
mittee of three, TO whom was referred House
resolution No, 1913, to inquire what legislation
is necessary to suppress tramps and to report
a bill for the purpose, made long report,
citing the laws now in existence bearing on
the subject and showing that IL executed they
were all-sufiicient for the purpose. The COM
mittee recommends the State Board OF Chari-
ties to report TO the next Legislature upon
the feasibility of erecting State warehouses
Local Option bill was taken up and the entire
afternoon session was spent in discussing the
bill.
Senate, March 12.-Bills passed Establish
ing quarantines in all towns and cities; to
abolish public executions. The bill excludes
newspaper reporters entirely from the execu-
tions. Bills introduced: Authorizing insur-
ance companies TO insure plate glass and steam
boilers; authorizing Putnam, Wood and Henry
Counties TO levy tax to pay certain fees.
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for passage and was lOst-yeas, SO; nays,
A, as follows; Yeas-AleXander, Baker,
Boyce, Carpenter, Conkright, Dawson, Dow,
Edwards, Elliot, Eylar, Fenton, Forsythe,
Foster, Greene, Harmon, HerIiek, Hitchcoek'
Kellogg, Kerr, Leggett, Levering, Luccock,
Mack, Morrey, Oglevee, Perkins, Quin6Y
Reed (Trumbull), Sage, Scott, Smead, StCbbs,
Sullivan (Miam), Thorp, Townsend, Tyler
(Licking), Wales, Wasson, Williamson.
Nays-Achauer, Brown (Hamiltou), Brown
ley, Dodds Ellis, Groschner, Hardy (Coshoc'
ton), Hardy (Defanee), Hart, Hayman, Hume,
Jessup, johnson, Klimper, Loder, Loyelace,
Maury, Mccoy (Lawrence), Mccoy (Wayne),
| Poe, Rimer, Seifert, Sextro, Sheets, sullivan
(Hamilton), Swain, Trovinger, Turner, Tyler
(Wyandot), Van Cleaf, Washburn, White,
Williams, Wolf, WorleY, Wright, Speaker,
A motion TO reconsider the vote by which the
bill WAS lost was rejected. Mr.. Booth, from
the Committee on judiciary, reported back
Johnston's Senate bill repeating sections z {
and of the code relating TO error md1iddmas
and quo i0drrdliO, The bill was then read the
third time and passed.
SenGte, March l8.-Bills introduced: To au
thoriEe actions 10 be brought against mutua
life and benefit associations In the county
where the cause OF action accrued; TO punisf
burglary on the conviction for the third OF
fense by imprisonment for life.
HouSe.-The bill to authorize the city O
! Cleveland ts submit TO popular ySts Agaia tn,