The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-04-14
COLUMBUS NOTES.

IT may be important to mention that Stubbs
Is still confident that his bill will become law.
THE Cleveland Electric Light Company have
He'd certificate of Incorporation; capital,
&400, 900.
TEE State Senate Finance Committee has
agreed to recommend an appropriation for the
benefit of Longview Asylum.
THR Legislature adjourned on April to the
9Th to allow those who desired to 60 home to
attend municipal elections, to do SO.
THE salary of the State Librarian has been
cut down from o, 500 to 81, 800 and the salary
of his assistant increased from $1,000 to
81 200.
A BILL providing for inspectors of butter and
cheese and initiated prairie products such as
oleomargarine and lard cheese, has been intro
duced in the Legislature.
ALTHOUGH there we're great many seekers,
General Joe Geiger has knocked the library
persimmons. his name having been sent to the
Senate the past week by the Governor for con-
firmation for State Libr arian.
THE legislative Committee on Nested To
bacco have now under consideration bill
which provides for the appointment of in
| spectors by the Probate Court of any county
upon proper application by an auction ware
house.
A cERTIP1TArE of incorporation was filed by
the Cleveland, Youngstown and Pittsburg Rail-
road Company, to run from Cleveland to
| point ON the line of Ohio and Pennsylvania, in
| Mahoning County; capital 81, ,000, 600; by W. A.
Lynch, II. B. Dewolf, and others.
TEE appropriation bill, making appropria-
| tions for the public institutions, has finally
passed the Senate, with $40, 900 added to the
passed the House. The additional appropria-
ton for Longview was reduced from $50, 900 to
SO, 900, and in this shape went through. An
| effort was made to reduce the amountto S15,-
000 but, through Senator Egglestons efforts
this was defeated, and $40, 600 agreed to.
The Jones substitute to the liquor tax local
| option license amendment to the constitution
| was passed in the House by vote of n yeas to
16 nays. The resolution having received the
l,three-fifths vote necessary fer the-adoption of
constitutional amendment, was declared
adopted, and another protracted fight over the
liquor question ended 80 far as the House is
concerned. In order to receive the necessary
six months advertising before the fall election
the resolution will have to have gone through
the Senate before the 11th of April.
THE Conference Committee appointed to ad-
Just the differences between the Senate and
House on the Stubs Sunday Bill have agreed
to report back to the House the Richards sub
stitute, which passed the Senate, and recon-
mend its passage by the House. The commit
tee was composed of Senators Horr, Pond and
Parker, and Representatives Greene, William.
| son and Wheeler. The House members of the
| committee were at first disposed to stand out
for the original bill They finally came to the
conclusion however, that the chances were bet
ter for the substitute to become a law than the
| original bill, and therefore agreed to recon-.
mend it as above stated.
THE Governor has sent to the Senate the
following apppintments|T Theodore F. Davis
of Washington County, to be Trustee of the
| Athens Asylum for the Insane; Joseph K
Secor, Of Lucas County, to be Trustee of the
Columbus Insane Asylum; Charles NJ. Godfrey
of Putnam County, to be Trustee of the Day
ton Asylum for the Insane; Harmon Austin, Of
4 Trumbull County, to be q Trustee of the In
stitution for the Blind; Francis @. Sessions, o.
Franklin County, to be a Trustee for the Deat
and Dumb Institution; Charles H. Grosvenor
of Athens, to be Trustee of the Ohio Soldiers
and Sailors Orphans Home, and Jonathan K
Rukenbrod, of Columbiana County, to be
Trustee Of the Institution for Feeble Minded
Youth.
TIE following gentlemen have been admitted
to the bar Of the Supreme Court: ]. J. Jen
nings, of Norwalk, Ohio; Isaac G. Brown, O
Barnesville; Harry NJ. Daugherty, Washington
@. H.; Charles d. Jones, Bryan; vii
liam n. Martin, Steubenville; John Lo
gan, Washington C. H.; William II. Leeper
MoConnelsville; r. s. Webb, Garrattsville; A. ]
Mitchell, Cleveland; Alfred GRADER, Findlay
Bryan; Plimpton B. Chase, Mt. Vernon; Thos
johnson, Ironton; John NJ. Sheets, Co1umbu
Grove; Nye Gregg, Washington @. H; G. NJ
Van Hannah, Cincinnati; J. W. Lorn, Celna
]. NJ. Snyder, Bloomville; J. W. McElhenny
McConnelsville; Harry II. Carpenter, Cincin
natl, Herbert Healey, Cincinnati; Lansing L
Applegate, Portsmouth W. B. Bolton, Cfeve
land; N. J. Hartley, Xenia; NJ. A. Daugherty
lancaster Davis NJ Agey, Mt. Vernon; Thos
n. Hadden, Cincinnati; Byron NJ. Clendening
Oelina; Frank Patter, jr., Milan; Charles 4
| Baxtcher, Cincinnati; William Coulter, Mi
| Vernon; A. 8. Van Buskirk, Wauseon.