The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-04-19
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.


Al.o House bill by Mr.. Snyder-Providing for the
completion of the fifth volume of Ohio Geological
Report, and Senate bill by MT: Morton creating
Columbus under the old law for the Cincinnati
Sinking, Fund Commission, was passed L.:
wa. consumed IN oss sonsderins the seois quss Tsa
bill The vote whereby it was lost was first recon-
sidered, aud then the vote whereby the Littles
amendment was added. Tais amendment struck |
the section repealing the old law that
liquor sold to be drank on the premises, and the |
the old dead-letter law repealed, pending consider
alton of which adjournment was taken.
In the State Senate on the 10th Senate joint re-
solutions by Mr. Hartshorn to furnish the State |
School Commissioner with q set Of the Ohio State
Reports; by Mr.. Wilson for commission appoint- |
ed by the Governor to consider plans and the pro-
prety Of putting third story on the state-houset
aad by Mr. Perkins accepting the report of the joint
commission establishing the boundary line between
fishing Of the report with maps and surveys: wefs
adopted In the House larg number Of local
Ing: Authorizing Far6eld Township, Huron
Ing Deerheid Township kos. County: % buy ground
Licking County, to transfer funds; authorizing the
Commissioners Of Montgomery to i sue st6,o00 fof
County TO increase the tax levy for poor purposes
authorizing special leves for road improvements tE
Defiance County; authorizing Miamisburg, Mont
works, authorizing commissioners Of Adams Coun.
~ provide for defciencies for relief of Matilda
,be
County authorizing Ashtabuls to transfer fnndst
suthOrizinS Edwards Grove Cemetery Associatiori
Huron County, to reorganize 20 that ten-lot holds
town to refund s269 90 Of water-works bonds
cisnati for trunk sewers; authorizing the liquidas
tion of the Glasgow and Port Washington Iron and
Goal Company timited) to convey real estate.
In THE State Senate on the nth the Housa
amendments to the Tax Commission bill for Cincin-
natl, Cleveland, Columbus and Toledo were concur.
ted In, and the bill became law. Among the bill,
passed were the following: Amending section 600,
so as NO longer to have penalties for killing the
English sparrow; amending section 743s, 30 that
onvicts discharged from the penitentiary shall be
furnished transportation to the counties from which
they were sentenced, snd giving the Warden the
power to fx the price charged for keeping Upitel
States prisoners authorizing the construction Of q
bridge over the oleantangy at Delaware; authoriz-
ing New Carlisle, Clark County, to issue bonds fot
new school building. In the afternoon the Senate
passed the Russell License bill by strict party
vote of 10 to 6, the Republicans for and the demo-
Of local bills were passed, among which were the
following: Giving guards at the Penitentiary three
the b an
OF the building and grounds; authorizing the con-
veyance of LANDS held under leases from Ohio Uni.
tween Ohio and Pennsyiyania and accepting the
report of the Joint eommission The sen.te
amendments to the Bargar railroad bill were CON.
CURED in and it became law. Amending section
33o5, so that the foreign railroad companies can
consolidate with Ohio eompsnies Without incor.
porating in this State, but subjeetGg them to Ohio
laws being intended for the Erie and the New
York, fennsyiyania and OHIO and their Chicago
division; for the completion of bridge across the
ing Cleveland 10 issue 81 .ooo. .oOS in bonds 70,
another aqueduct. Afier long debate, House bill
by Mr. Scott providing that all ballots cast next
October must have thereon Constitutional Amend
men 6, Yes aad No" was defeated on political
| grounds, some Republicans voting with the Demo
| Gratis br Scott stated that he wanted the amend.
mens placed b. fore each voter not left for the
| caprice of Campaign Committees. The vote was
reconsdered and the bill made the SPECIAL order fof
| the 18th.
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,hA o.a'e oona'e on 'uo i<tn, ois Nere
passed as follows: supplementary to Section 2Sl4,
80 as to allow persons owning property that has
been laid in lots and outside the city limit.
| to abandon The same a. nlat. ed amending reeept
w, TO- aa.aa. S ii.,n,a. p,a. ~ -
ac' ior spe'ia schooi uisFlct IN guernsey Coun-
ty so as to more perfectly describe the limits of the
| same; authorizing Midford, CIermont County, to
lew additional taxes for school nurno,e,. .msnd.
;n. ,h. -, ~, g. ,',,,,;.,; r.. e.,,..,..,
| amendmen. House spent most of the
forenoon in discussing House bill by Mr.. Scott to
compel that ine yes ana NO for ali consutu-
nert octoher and that nome he conn,ed sc ,.9s aof
| that aie cast with it omitted The Democrat,
voted solidly against the bill, and Joined by
| gu te a number OF Republicans. The bill was de-
- o. Ia, Ia; % ~ .a' ING eSPaisn
r lis were passed as follows. Supnemental tn chan
ter two title three part Ihiri Of the Revised Stat
ues SO as to authorize officials to sell stock taken
~ pia ,hi, s ; Gr noss, so,S Ses pelng
ng,o thi uay se, ton ooie - IolioWs:
IN an ae'iou asainst An omcer lor the recovery OF
| PtoPerty ukeh unoeI an execution or at
oat,nn aten~ ING th HoG datdaa!' upon aPPh-
pOps;! IN I"oss iaot " W. a. ot attacn,
mem - issuSu PEI the ia'et 70 pe substituted
h,gfe ufen giTen h d oa se 1 our II orue. .ucn
6cer An,enainq section sod so as tn nrovid that
nsrties d.rina ,a sanna.I fron ~ ;n,.P1, ..'
To- - St Us " ,"pp ~. IN a. an isi Ut
uer on t1ur t may nave Ven uays Wnin weicn 20
pe, estohi; hip~ ssata aarie,InroI i. nu VI tnI
Sta,;~ 60 as 70 ~ she taSnra 81 na;o II a. n WI
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VI So.L 30 Iia. Ihe YAK ievy toi
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sin fn tSa 49,, Jin M Enenssi pro,
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In THE State Senate on the 18th, among the
bills passed were the following. Autborixine The
| T;.;o,o.. os cI-.ar, -. a.. -,
sioners of Pike County t, construct free turnpkes
suppleu entail to the act of May l. 1882 that tn.
Superior Court of Cincinnati shall fix the eompen
sation OF the trustees OF tine cincinnati Southern
Railroad and Of the Committee Mes'rs
zee anu a.aOn a'one e,.; ,ha thu h una
tn. nct for a monument to General simon Kenton
providin, for the comnle'ion and publication o
Ime ys sss Geological S Report S OF o amending
i its penalties, sha apply where eh idren undel
fifteen OF ngs are snfsa Ss n being