The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-06-05

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OHIO LEGISLATIVE PR0CEEDfSGS.
MAY 26.-Sene e-Eonrteen bills we're
read the second time aud referred 10 the
committees. Mr.. Lrrd infroduced Senate
Bill NJ. 39S, to auth srsz.i md rrgd rsi the
Commissioners of Ilsmilton County to
maintain and keep in repair. protect
preserve and defend Mitchell avenue
tunnel, and for that purpose to appropriate
money from the county bridge fund.
Mr.. Lord introduced Senate Bill No. $50,
10 authorize the President Of the Cincin-
matt Board of Aldermen to appoint 70 gil
Commissioners.......Ho Housc--A few local
bills were introduced in the
morning. In the afternoon, over an
hour was spent in getting quorum, and
then when the calendar Of third readings
was resumed, only bills Of no consequence
could be acted upon. House bill, by Mr..
Klimper, to increase the pay Of Assessors
and assistants in Hamilton County, was read
the third time and referred to Mr. Klimper
for amendment. House bill,by Mr.Sextro,
to provide that, in Cincinnati, the appoint
ment Of Fire Commissioners to fill vacancies
shall be vested in the Probate Judge of the
county came up ou.third reading, and was
referred to select COMMITTEES Of one.
House bin, by. Mr. Dodds, to authorize the
CITY of Cincinnati To issue bonds to purchase
avenues. being for third reading, was simi-
larly disposed Of and referred to Mr.. Dodds.
MAY 2z4Saoss- -Repnblicsn Senators
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nortsnt nor lpcsi I h;ils nssssd aSs = : The The Gov,rnor
sent in the name Of Joseph N. Briggs Of
franklin County to be trustee of Miami
University, vice Richard Smith not con
firIued. and the Senate then adjourned tip
Thursday. Aouse-The codifed bill re-
lating to county officers passed, and the bal
ance Of the session was spent in considera-
tion of the Conference Committee reports.
Wv % Hon,.-Mr Fostsr to,fafesrsd /.
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nrsct;ce Of the several an rs N I the state ate
rwho sIaii corst;tnsa q cor, r,;ss;o or ~ IN,
.n;,a so nc nJ ;nras.;rat ~ - ~hst
eba,,css ;f arv 90 rssdsd;n ta ,d;cai lei
$3.50, sftl, 81. - ~ ssts. s.}, e. III;
sta,hs - snI n.;r;s,sa,;on Z ~ imst;os nS ~
mort their concins;ons 70 tbs neYt General
Assembly bv hin or otberwise. That such
attorneys SO appointed shall serve without
compensation, but that their n necessarT ex-
penses in making such INQUIRY and report
shall be paid byS Tie State Treasurer from
the Legislative Contingent Fand. on-mo-
'tion Of Mr.. Foster, the resolution was re-.
ferred to select committee
Messrs. Foster, Wright, Hardy,
of Def nee, and Marsh. Mr.. P6e offered a
resolution that the House adjourn on FRIDAY
at noon to enable members to participate in
the ceremonies attending the decoration OF
soldiers graves in Green Lawn Cemetery.
Mr.. Bohl gave notice of intention to discuss
the resolution, and it was laid on the table
| under the rules. Mr., Bloom introduced
House Bill No. 1O65, to reduce the salaries
OF Railroad ommissioner and Superinten.
dent of Insurance to two thousand dollars
year. Read twice and referred to the Com
nittee on Insurance. A number Of bills
were read the second time. and referred to
committees Among the bills so disposed
of was Mr.. Klimper's bill to repeal the act
creating Board OF City Commissioners for
Cincinnati, and to create Board OF Public
sentatives from Hamilton County.