The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-06-12
OHIO LEGlssLArlrE il. PROCEEDINGS.

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ONO LEGISLATIVE pRoCEEDNGs.
JUNE s2.-Senose.-The following bills
were PASSED: Fl. B. f,063, by Mr.. Bloom,
directing the Secretary of State, instead of
the State Printer, to rsad, make the side
snotes to the codi6ed laws, and to- issqe the
paper required for the work, OF fequi-
siEion ~ s6f the State Printer;
IL E B. rass Ss hf To%ansSD e
Donntysf Mr. Eofrests hill 40 a66lish the
Codifyipg Commission and give the work Of
editing TIE new laws > to- the Attorney
sGener3b inI connection with the Clerks Of
the Senate ind House. House II
The c, di6ed Bill1elating to benevolent in
stitutiens Was-taken <ap. Mr.. Washburn
moved to- amend Mr., Hitehcock's amend
ment relating TO the government of such
institutions BY requiring qtbnt nd sneoessdr
be appointed for the term expiring in 1880.
Agreed to-yeas, 43 nays IA. The whole
Codified Bill was then defeated. The Api
preparation Bill for the Adjutsnt Generals
office came up on third reading, and oc<
eupied the greater part tsof the aftefnoon.
After the adoption Of some. amendments,
priation of $3.50 for~uniforms to 81, 500,
the bill passed. .0l = sAssI ~
!, JUNE 3.-Senate-A remonstrance was
against the passage of the Swsim q Anti;
Scalpern Bill. The House bill, by Mr.. Will
1iams, regulating the fees and salaries Of
county officers, was read the third time..tsA
call of the Senate was had, and twenty-eight
Senators were found present. Dispensing
with further proceedings under the call,
the Senate commented the discussion of
the pending bill, and it continued ct length,
the bill being finally passed. The Senate
Committee on, Public Works reported back
the Armstrong Hooking Canal Bill so
amended as to require the railroad rcom-
pany, on leasing the canals, tocause no in
reference with its navigation, and to lease
the canals to The highest bidder.
The House bill, requiring separate polling
places for the election ofmembers of Con-
gress, was passed...-..- House. The Senate
bill, by Mr.. Grove, to authorize township
cemetery associationstoc condemn additional
grounds, was reported back and passed.
authorize the city Of Chillicothe to invest
Water Works funds in United STATES
certificates, was reported back and passed.
The Senate bill by Mr.. Marsh, authorizing
the City Commissioners of Cincinnati to
issue bonds to the amount of $4,000, to
pay for street improvements, was reported
back and passed. The Senate bill by Mr..
Tyler, to prohibit municipal corporations
! from charging license to persons for sell.
ing goods of their own manufacture, was
read the third time and lost on passage. On
motion of Mr.. Washburn the vote by which
the House refused to pass the Senate bill
codifying the laws relative to benevolent
institutions was reconsidered. The bill wss
then laid On the table. Mr.. Danford's Sum
day Observance Bill came up on third
reading, and was postponed until Thursday
next. f iF5tF
= JUNE 5.-Senate-The resolution provid-
ing for an adjournment every three weeks,
was taken from the table aud adopted. The
appointments of Jacob Rohrheimer as Trus-
tee Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, and
Joseph Falkenbach as Trustee of the Blind
Asylum. were confirmed. The vote by
which Mr.. Wrighfs House Bill to cir
cumvent supervisorship of elections was
passed was reconsidered, and amended SO
as to make it apply only to Cincinnati.
| ........... House-Bills passed: Mr.. Cow
gilPs bill to aPrropriate one thousand
dollars for monument to Gen. Simon
Kenton Mr.. Loder's bill to establish q
board for the inspection of unsafe build
ings; MIR. Kerr's House bill to prohibit
notaries public who /. are connected
with banks from doing business in
which their banks are interested.
The Danford Sunday bill came up on
special order, and was lost on passage
yeas, 43; nays, "a. 80 SO 4
JUNE6.-Senate-S Senator Armstrong; bill
to lease one hundred and fifty miles of the
Hooking and part of the Ohio canals to the
Hooking and Scioto Railroad Company, for
ninety.nine years at one hundred dollars
per mile, was called up in the Senate thii
morning by Mr.. Lord. After some discus
sion, the bill, was lost-yeas, nays, 23......
Housc-The substitute for Mr.. Klimper's
bill to authorize the County
Commissioners of Hamilton, Cuyahoga
and Lucas counties to employ assistance fol
discovering and placing on the duphcatt
property in the shape of moneys, securities
ETC., which had not been listed for taxation
came up and was defeated by vote of A
yeas to A nays. The Danford Sunday Bill
came up in the House again to-day on .
motion to reconsider the vote by which i
was lost. Mr.. Wright had it so amended 9,
to reduce the fine from fifty dollars t
$25, and referred for the present to himsel
as select Committee. The House thi
morning, by strict party vote, concurret
in the Senate amendment to Mr.. Wright'l
election bill. As it has passed botl
\ houses, it provides that the poll
! ing places for national and Stat
offices shall be separated by two hdndret
feet, only at those elections where Super
visors are appointed under the laws Of 1th'
States are employed under the authority Q
the general Government to attend at,th
| pollsp'
| JUNE 7.-Sendte-Mr Brown pfesentedfe fe
III onstrances of ffty.three citizens of Nj
Vernon against the passage of the Hous
bill to suppress railroad ticket scalpers
Nominations were received frsmI the Coy
ernor as follows: James B. Jamisons Q
| Harrison County, renominated to be.
Trustee of Ohio State University; John a
Shank, of Hamilton County. renominated
; be Trustee Of the Institution for the Edt
cation of 1diotic and, Imbecile You'll
The Committee on Railroads reported bac
without recommendation the House bill I
regulate the sale, ETC., of railroad ticket
known as the bill to suppress the businet
of ticket scalpers. The bill was ordered
be engrossed for third reading ON Tuesda
next. House-When the House met th
joint resolution was pending to authorii
the Cincinnati and Eastern Narrow-guas
Railroad to use the bsrme bank of q porto
of the Ohio Canal. The resolution was pos
J poned and made the special order for ne,
: Tuesday, at ten o'clock Q. u
A report was received from the Commit,
of Conference on the bill to 50 amend u
, law as to permit fishing with q hook al
! line at all seasons. After some discussie
the bill was postponed until Tuesday. Bill
passed: to exempt regalia and lodge pro
erty of secret societies from sale on exec
| ton; to SO amend the law for the ince
/ poration.of Muskingum College, as to ]
, move the clause which linn
|. the number of Trustees who may be clerg
men. Mr.. Booth offered resolution
allow certain persons claiming damag
. against the State for overflow of lands,
bring suit in the Courts against the Sta
: Referred to the COMMITTEES, on Pub
] Works.
ONE may carry even grave matt
9 too far. We have advocated the p
!. priety of distributing ones property
i fore death in order to save the peril Q