Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-16
OHIO LEGISLATURE.


ganizing the City Infrmary Of Cincinnati.
Adjourned.
House Bills introduced Providing for the
refunding of the State debt; amending the
Jury Act to provide for the abuses growing
out Of struck iuries in large cites reorgan-
izing the Cincinnati City Innrmary; amend
ing the tax law limiting the damage for sheep
killed to the assessed value Of the sheep; re-
ducing the dog tax one. half, and restricting
excessive valuation. Adjourned.
Senate. Jan. 7.-The following report was
submitted by Mr.. Beebee, Chairman of the
Committee on Standing Committees:
Judiciary MessIs. Pond. Hollingsworth, Car
ran, Pringle Saltzgaber, jackson and Marriott.
Finance Messrs. Beer Beebe, Hitchcock, Eggles-
ton, Wilkins of Tuscarawas, Tyler and Parker.
Claims Messrs. Sinks, Pond, Mounts and Park
er. Public Works and Public Lands-Messrs.
Kirby of Hamilton, Sinks, Eggleston, Beebe,
Wilkins of Tuscarawas, Saltzgaber and Carlisle.
Municipal COrporations-Messrs Eggleston,
gaber and OHagan. Roads and Highways
Messrs. Beebe, Pollard, Kirby of Hamilton,
Moore and Carlisle. Railroads, Telegaphs and
Inrnpikes-Messrs Beebe, Beer, Fleischman;
O'Hagan and Tyler. Common Schools and
School Land-,Messrs. Hartshorn, Beer, Pringle,
Cline, Van Cleaf, O'Hagan and Harper. Uni
versities and Colleges-Messrs. Hartshorn,
Strong, Creamer, Harper and Kirby of Wyandot.
Medical Colleges and Societies-Messrs. Mounts,
Cline, Pringle, Moore, and Wilkins of Fulton.
Military Atfairs-Messrs, Strong. Entrekin, Per-
kins, Pond, Wilkins of Fulton, Sullivan and
lard, Richards, Fleischman Carlisle, sulli-
van and Kirby of Wyandot. Manufactures
and .Commerce1 Messrs; Kirby of Hamil-
Corporations other than Municipal-M Messrs.
Carran, Perkins, Horr, Saltzgaber and Jackson.
Geographical Survey Messrs. Creamer. Pringle,
Beer, Marriott and Atkinson. Miners and Min
ing.--Messrs, Kelly, Perkins, Creamer, Pond,
Sullivan. Atkinson and Jackson. Soldiers and
Youth Messrs. Entrekiu, Hitchcock, Carran,
Creamer, Hartshorn, o. 'Hagan. Tyler and Will
kins of Tuscarawas. bitches and Drains -Messrs.
Pollard, Strong, Entrekin and Saltzgaber.
insurance. -NIessrs. Eggleston, Hollingsworth,
Crsamer, Cline, Atkinson, Marriott and Parker.
Benevolent lnstitutions-Me Hitchcock,
and Van Cleaf. Reform Schools and Industrial
School for Girls-Messrs. Carran, Hitchcock,
Sinks, Marriott and Carlisle. Penitentiary-
Messrs. Perkins, Kirby of Hamilton, Horr, ry-
Ter and Wilkins of Tuscarawas. Library
Messrs. Richards. Kelly and Van Cleaf. State
Bnildings-M Messrs. Fleischman. Cline. Parker.
Fees and Salaries-Messrs. Sinks, Pond. Entire
kin, Marriott, Wilkins of ruscarawas and Sulli-
| van. Public Printing-Messrs. Fleischman,
eral Relations-Messrs. Horr, Eggleston, Kelly,
| Entrekin and Kirby of WyandOt. Unfinished
Busiuess-Messrs. Pollard; Kirby of Hamilton,
Hollingsworth, Moore and Marriott. Privileges
and Elections Messrs Carran, Pringle Kirby of
Hamilton; Carlisle and Kirby of Wyandot.
| Public Expenditure Messrs. Pringle. Hol-
Laws and Regulations Messrs. Cline, Harts-
horn, Mounts, Pond, Wilkins of Fulton,
/ Il
-Messrs. Beer, Fleischman, Horr, O'Hagan and
| Wilkins of Fulton. RevisiOn-Messrs. Entrekin,
Hartshorn and Atkinson. Enrollment-Messrs.
| Holhngsworth, Strong and Moore.
The Senate then, headed by its officers,
| formed in body and proceeded to the hall
! OF the House of Representatives to participate
| in the counting of the vote of State officers,
and returning to their chamber adjourned.
ReuSe.-On motion of Mr.. Scott, of War
ren, message was sent to the Senate inform
ing that body that the House was ready to
meet the Senate in joint convention to wit
ness the counting of the vote cast for State
officers at the October election of 1879. The
following bills were introduced: Establishing
a Board of Pardons, to consist of the Lieutenant
! Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor, Treas
urer and Attorney General, whose duty it
will be to examine into all applications for
pardon, and ascertain whether the applicant
| is worthy of the same, the Governor to still
! retain the power granted him under the Con-
| stitution; to protect stock breeders; to per-
NIT secret benevolent associations to invest
endowment funds and to hold securities; to
apportion the State into Congressional dis
tricts. Adjourned.
Senate, jan. S.-A number Of petitions of
an unimportant nature to the public were
presented and appropriately referred. A
communication contestiDg the seat of Senator
Kirby of Wyandot County, was presented. It
was referred to the Committee on Privileges
and Elections. A bill was introduced TO
change the present method of inspecting
steam boilers so as to provide for Supervisor
with five assistants.
ROaSe.-The following standing committees
were announced:
Agriculture-Hill of Hamilton. Stubbs, Bea-
man, Holloway. Cope, Tyler of Licking. Barton,
Moore of Pike, Decker. Blind, Deaf and Dunn b
and Imbecile Asylums-Green. Bishop, Hatha-
way, Frame, Cory, Sharpe, Brenner, Claims
Kerr, Licey, Sullivan. Heart Dunham. Furge-
son, Wallace. Corporations, Other than Munic-
ipal-Walker, Davis, Conrad, Palmer; Ellis
Drains and Water COurses-Letcher, Herrick,
Holloway, Allen, Brown of Putnam. Cory, Long.
Enrolment Joint Committee)-LOcke. Harmon,
Smith, Paine, Hardy, Wallace, COryell. Fees and
Salaries-Wilson, ,Dempcy, Davis, Griener, Sharpe.
Wheeler. Furgeson. Federal Relations Harmon,
Jones, Reed of Trdmbull. Ray, Marsh, Estill,
Pattons Finance-Scott of Warren, Carpenter;
Williamson, Howard. Voight Robinson, Reed of
Ross Groschener. Critics. FISH, Culture and
Brenner, Reese. Geology, Mines and Mining
Griener, Snyder, Wilson, Millakin, Wolf. Rimer,
Hopkins, Asylums for Insane-Williamsopp,
Hill of Summit, Carpenter, Ellsworth. French.
Kitchener, Estell, Wheeler, Patton. Insur-
ance-Palmer, herrick, Leggett,, Howard, At
Hathaway, Townsend. Koons, Chapman,
Walker, Groom, Yallandigham, Brown of Put
man, Library Williams, Frame, Ebright, Sny;
COmmerce-Howard, Kitchener, Chapman, Will
son, Sawyer Atchison, Hopkins. Medical Col
leges and Societies-EbEight Hays, Bishop,
tary Affairs and Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
HOme-DaytOn, Hays, Thorp, Allen, Sawyer, ry-
leE of Wyandot, Stewart. Municipal Corporations
-Stryker, Spetnagle Howard, Price Snyder; Co
vert, Groom, Brown of Butler, Bloom. New
Counties and County Affairs Reed of Trum-
bull, WetmOre, Ellsworth, Green, Ward, Hume
Armstrong. Penitentiary-MOore of Washing
ton, LiceY, Robinson, Stryker, Bull, Marsh
Brownfeld. Privileges and Elections s-Pugsley
Hill of Summit, Young, Kerr, BrOwnheld, Moore
of Pike. Reese. Public Buildings and Lands
Leggett, Robinson, Scott of jefferson. Glenn
f2is Cory HGcuoagh Groom Groom Public
Hume, Mccullough, Cochran. Punlc Ways
Scott of Jefferson, Letcher, McConkey, Cope
Ellis Long Barton PUBLIC Works 7stubbsi
Ross, McOrary. Railroads and Telegraphs
Dempcy, Dayton, Moore of Washington, Carlisle
Allen, Pugsley, Estill, Bull, McCraTy. Retreneh.
Reese. Revision McConkey, Thorp, Paine
Clement, Coryell, Porter Rimer Reform School
for Boys and Girls-CaIpenter, Sullivan. Hsr
mon, Walker. Tyler of Licking, Groschener, Ri,
mer. Rules-Scott of Warren, Jones, Dempcy
Bloom, Estill. Schools and School Lands Dial
Reed of Irumbull, Ray, Young, Brown of Butler
Bull, Sharpe. Temperanoe-Herrick, King
Frame, Heart Hardy Tyler of Licking, Bloom
Turnpikes7 Cole, Spetnagel, King, Hill of Ham
Business-Price, Wetmore, Voight, Morrev, Ell
lis, Wolf. fuIgesOn, Universities and Colleges
, Putnam, Groschener, Armstrong.
The following bills were introduced
Amending the insurance laws and providing
that partial losses by fire shall be appraised
and deducted from the full value of the prop
) erty; providing for the legibly marking o
oleomargarine butter on both sides of the roll
amending the road laws and providing that
township trustees may levy two mills roaC
tax; making the maximum railroad passenge
rates two cents per mile instead of three
making grave robbery penitentiary otfense
providing for local option liquor law, tn
question to be submitted TO townships ;,makinl
corporations liable for the fees of Marshal
J where there Is no conviction. A resolution
for tri-weekly adiournments was adopted
Adjourned.
! Senate, Jan. "A bill was introduced au
4 thorlzing the formation of partnership assC
Citations In which the capital subscribed sha
alone be responsible for the debt of the assc
, citation, except under certain circumstances
q The name Of A. p. Winslow, of Cleveland
3 was received from the Governor for confirms
tion as a Trustee of the Cleveland Asylum 70
+ the Insane. A number of unimportant pet