Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-06-27
THE OHIO LEGIsLATURI.

Senate, June l7.-Mr. cteedman's joint res
olution, providing for the appointment OF
State Agent to collect claims d9ainst Tue zen
eral Government, was taken up, discussed
and finally tabled. The appointment ol d; n.
Wade as Trustee of the Newburgh Asylum
was taken up, voted upon and lost--yeas, lZi
NAYS. 10. The House amendment TO the biu
for the better maintenance OF the canals was
cOncurred in.
HOIt&.--Several local bills were passed anu
the House then adjourned.
Serote, June Ex-senator Steedman's joint
resolution authorizing the appointment OF
State Agent to collect claims against the Gen
eral Government Wss passed IL was nrsJ
amended so as to provide that the compensa-
ton shall not exceed $50, 900. The nomina-
tion of John McSweeny as Trustee of the
Girls Industrial Home was confirmed.
Holtse-Mr. Covert moved to take from the
table Joint resolution directing the Ohio
members of Congress to oppose any movement
looking toward the repeal OF resumption.
The motion failed. motion to eXpunge
from the journal the report of the committee
appointed TO investigate John. O'Connor
whose seat has been declared vacant was laid
| on the table.
Ser,ate, Jine 19-After transacting some
business of minor Importance the Senate ad-
| journed.
House-Mr Bloom introduced bill proyid-
| ing for the publication and distribution OF
the codifed work. Mr.. Mackey offered o
joint resolution providing LOT sue S,s ,.tn ae-
| day, June 81. Mr.. Washburn gave notice 10
discuss, which took the resolution 10 the table.
Mr.. Hitchcock moved to suspend tue rules
and discuss the resolution. The resolution
was withdrawn. Mr' Meuser, Iroln s tns I'LL Loai
the Codi6ed Laws enacted al the present ses-
| sion OF the Legislature. The Dill contains
| z 43s sections and will make about 400 pages,
large size, when printed.
Senate, June 20 "A message was receives
from Governor Bishop appointing w. d. nh, y,
| man, of Cleveland, State Oil Inspector IL
was duly referred. After disposirg OF some
minor matters, adjourned.
| HoAse.-Mr Bloom called up the special or
der, being his bill providing for publishing ana
| distributing the codiied work OF thessession.
| Passed, Mr.. Seedman's Senate joint resolu-
! tiOn authorizing the Governor TO appoint an
| agent to collect claims of the State against the
| General Government was lost on question
of adoption. Mr.. Poe reported back his joint
| resolution recommending that Congress pass
a law reducing the salary OF the President OF
the United States to $4,000 per year
SeaIte, June 9t.-The nomination of W. +.
Hinman 20 be State Inspector OF OILS was re,
ported back and confirmed. MIR. Blooms Oil
as to the printing of the code was taken Np
H6mse.-Mr. Swain's bill fixing the powers
of the Board of Public Works was reported
back from the Senate, amended so that the
Board Of Public Works are authorized 10 in,
crease or diminish the rates OF freight as fixed
by the law OF 1855 whenever the boat travels
or the freight is carried less than fifty miles
in the State Canals, the amendments con
cured in and the bill is now law.
Senate, June 29.-Mr. Johnston's Senate
bill TO punish the sale of firearms to minors
was read the third time and passed. Ad-
iourned sine die.
House.-A large number of small resolu-
tiOns were disposed OF, the one thanking the
House portion of the committees on eonsoE
dated laws adopted. and after signing the big
| hill alfi0urned sine die.