Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-04-28
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

Senate, dprn 14.--Tho following appoint.
ments were made by the Governor and cons
nrmed by the Senate; Simeon w. Pickering,
OF Athens, to be atrusteo OF the Athens Asy-
lum for the Insane; William NJ. Bcebc, of
Summit, to be q Trustee OF the Cleveland Asy4
lum for the Insane Theodore Comstock, OF
Franklin, to be n trustee OF the Columbus
Asylumfor the Insane; Edwin T. Dtayton, OF
Ashland, to be a rustee OF the Institution for
the Blind; Wells s. Jones, of Pike, 10 be a
trustee Of tho Institution for the Deaf aud
Dumb, each for the term OF flye years, be-
ginning April 10, 1882; and John VI. Nil
likeu, OF Butler, to be n trustee of the Dayton
Asylum for the Insane, f9r the term
1882. Joseph PERKINS, OF Cuyahoga, and
John w. Andrews, OF Franklin, to the
Board of state Charities for three years, begin
ming April23, 1889. John N. Rogers, OF Clarke,
TO be trustee OF the Ohio Soldiers and Sail
ors' Orphans' Home, for five years; John NJ
Holmes, OF Harrison, to be trustee of the
Institution Of Feeble-Mlnded Youth for five
years; Michael A. Daugherty, OF Franklin,
trustee OF the same for the unexpircd term to
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation OF
George w. Mhnypenny, John Hunter, as tr,is-
tee OF the Reform School; Earl W. Merry, OF
Wood, as trustec Of the Girls Industrial Home,
were nominated aud conf med. Thomas j.
Godfrey, to be trustee OF the Ohio State Uni
yersity: John Is. Gregory, OF scioto, 10 be
years, beginning May %, 1882. n
Ho,ee.-The following bills were read the
third time aud passed: To amend Section
5,487 Of the Revised Statutes OF Ohio, as
amended April 18th, 1880, 20. L., a, p, 210),
relating to homestead exemption for widows
and Orphans so that as long as the widow or
orphan resides thereon the homes cad shall not
be sold; to amend section 1850 of the Revised
statutes OF Olio so that Incorporated banks
shall set forth In their yearly statemen the
average amount of Government and her
securities, specifying the kind exempt from
taxation to amend section %, 2S and 80 OF the
Revised Statutes Of Ohio, so That clerks and
scrgeants-at-arms aud standing committees
may be elected the beginning ofthe session,
was amended. ~ .. t.s.. +.
Senas, AprR b. fhe bill making an appro-
priation to purchase uniforms for the Ohio
I National Guard was passed. The following
bills were also passed: To establish meteor
ological bureau for the State of Ohio; amend
atory and supplementary to section 50 OF the
Revised Statutes of Ohio, and providing for
the enforcement of conditions nimed in par
dons granted by the Governor; authorizing
the printing and distribution of additional
Z copies of the report of the bureau of statistics
of labor for the year 1851; adjourned until the
18th.
Ho'isc.-The entire session of the House
was tdhtu up ih ulSCuoHluS lllc uiibtiN ltsOlu-
tions and the redlstrcting bill, the latter of
which was finally referred to Conference
I Committee. Adjourned until the 17th.
Senate, April 1T.-The Senate met at nine
O'Clock and after passing a few local bills the
/ President, at twelve o'clock, adjourned the
Senate until January, 1888.
| Ho,Sc.--Alr. Robinson submitted the report
OF the Conference Committee on the redistrict-
ing bill, which had already been agreed to by
the Senate, and asked its passage, which was
| done by vote of 66 to 81. 1t redlstricts the
| State as follows; etifuf. gla.- .q gis J'
First and Second district, Hamilton county
/ as at present; Third. Preblc Miami and Mont
gomery; Fourth Darke, Shelby, Mercer, Au-
! glaze and Allen; Fifth, Putnam, Hancock,
I Wyan1ot, Seneca and Crawford; Sixth, Wood,
| Fulton Williams, Henry, Defiance, Paulding
| and Van Vert; Seventh, Greene, Clermont,
Warren and Butler; Eighth, Clarke plck:,-
way, Champaign, Logan and Madison; Ninth,
Hardin; Tenth, sandusky, Ottawa, Lucas and
| Erie; Eleventh. Scioto, Adams, Lawrence, Gal
liz, Jackson aud Vinton; Twelfth, Clinton,
| Thirteenth, Fairfield, Franklin, Hooking and
Perry; Fourteenth, Richand Ashland, Huron
and Lorain; Fifteenth, Meigs, Athens, Morgan,
Washington and Monroe; Sixteenth, Licking,
| Muskingum, COshocton, Holmes and Tuscaru-
| was; seventeenth, Belmont, Harrison, Jeffer-
SON Guernsey and Noble; Eighteenth, Car
4 roll, Coiunbiana. Mahnning and Stark; Nine
teepth, Portage, Lake. Geauga, Ashtabua and
Trumbulf; Twcntieth, the counties of Summit
Medina and Wayne. tho townships of Bedford
Chnsrin Rails. East Cleveland,l Euclid. May.
4 field, NewbL.gh, Orange, Warrensvlle and
Scion, IN Cuyahoga county, and the Four.
tecnth Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth and
Eighteenth wards of the city of Cleveland;
twenty the townships of Brecksvile,
Brooklyn, Dover, Mlddleburgh Olmsted, Indc-
pendence Parma, Rockport, Royaltown and
Strongsville in Cuynl0ga county, and tho
/ First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth.
Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh
Twelfth ana Thirteeeth wards of the city OF
Cleveland.
The House then adjourned until January,
1854