The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-02-18
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

tho Hands OF Conference Committees.
Senate, February 7.--Only seven Sena-
tors were in their seats at the opening Of
the session this morning. Lieutenant Gov
ernor Warwick called the body to order,
the journal was approved, and an ad-
journment taken to four o'clock on the
afternoon Of the 9th.
HOuSe.-But little business was trans
acted to-day. Some time was spent in
wrangle over a technical point as to
whether the Circuit Court bill had been
legally passed yesterday, and at the end Of
the discussion the bill was passed over
again. A few unimportant bills were in
troduced, and the House adjourned to ten
o'clock a. IN. Of the 9th.
Senate, February 9.-The vote by which
the Senate on the 9Th concurred In the re-
port Of the Conference Committee on the
Mooney Penitentiary bill was reconsidered,
and the bill was recommitted to the Con-
ference Committee. No other business Of
Importance was transacted.
HouSe.-Two short sessions OF twenty
minutes duration each were held by the
House to-day. Nothing was done outside
the introduction Of bills, none Of which
were Of general interest.
Senate, February 10.-Among the bills
passed to-day were the following: Amend
ing section 62O1 Revised Statutes 80 as to
provide that when guardian becomes In
sane or incompetent the guardian Of such
person shall settle all accounts as such
guardian should have done; giving mutual
insurance companies the right to insure
against losses by lightning, cyclones, tor
nadoes and wind storms; providing for the
incorporation Of societies FOR the detection
and arrest of horse thieves.
HOuse.-Quite a number of bills passed
the House to-day, the following only being
OF general interest: Giving Probate Court
jurisdiction concurrent with the Court of
Common Pleas in misdemeanors In certain
counties; TO prevent the soliciting or
taking OF bribes by electors; making par
tial appropriations for benevolent, penal,
and correctory institutions; to reimburse
teachers and employees of the Imbecile
Asylum for the loss Of their wearing APP
parel and personal effects at the fire at said
asylum in the month Of Novem-
ber, 1881; to provide for the ap-
pointment Of female assistant physicians
in the insane asylums; TO authorize the pay
ment Of the expenses Of persons appointed
by judges to convey insane persons to the
asylums.
Senate, February 1f.-But little business
Of public interest was transacted in the
Senate to-day. Mr.. Lisle's bill providing
for State Board Of Health was laid on the
table, which most probably terminates its
existence. Mr.. Terrill's bill giving the
State Board Of Agriculture the right TO
draw an unlimited amount OF stationery in
stead OF restricting them TO 500 year,
was passed. Inc Senate also passed the
fartla, Appropriation Dill, aiter ADDING
st sever9l Ioenis ,I noe IN wheh tne Oil Passeu
,ne Rouse. Inc appointment Oh LarKln
.aI iusn s as SotlIllissioner Vi baOor oIa1S-
Ics, was c0nlrine1'
Houst me Iolowlng loint resolution
was reported rom ,ne Juulciary ComInit-
zee, VINO recommended us adoption. ltl
~. ~ one nsOuro oI u substitute I0r tne resoiu-
.ioh % Vi oenAtor hIiiott auopteu ny tne SEN
uyo 10 ihsC ~ ' wlhCeI' ,.,
,o s,. ~ .osv5SSd, g n, py Lne oeneren hssepy OF
lion to be heId an tho saco1d @ T,esday S'1V ~
October, 1855, there shall be submitted 10 tho
electors, for their approval or rejection,
proposition TO amend the Constitution OF the
state as follows;
'yrhe additional section" in and with Sec
uOh soh & - Oh the & s9nosnie h snsi oe separated,
lowing: "iicenso TO trafiic in spiritnous,
ynous, o, or malt nal liquors, under such regpla;
By law, may be granted," '' ~ p'''''''ou
Tho electors voting In favor OF said propo-
sltion ..n shall have on their ballots the words:
censo 10 sen lntoklcating nquors-fes,
aInnndnent thn ,yarIss Eyen aSaInst sl 81 said
toxicatIng ilouorsNSo" r. sajJ nronosi,,nn
be then approved by majority Of t6n
electors voting at said election, then tho
amendment herein proposed shall constitute
separate section OF Article XIV OF the Con-
'',rs''. M.
me Tesolntlon was lald on the table and
orueIeu . % Pr.noen. among tne more ipPor-
p,iaCli tsnS DIS introuuced were tne Following:
ihoniunnE i.hE snas my company importing
LaDorers INTO thls state shall DO responsible
,or sIeli III w Ciii one yeari providing
70 ioI pouru OF Civu service commissioners
an ohlo' 70 consist OF three citizens TO be
saPpohted ~ tne Governor; re,enacting
tne rePealea statute compelling physicians
anu nnld-wives 70 keep record OF births,
niIllsIers ana meslstrates record OF
iiiliriages, ii anu unuertakers ana sections TO
AeeP Ieovru oI ueaths' Inc house con-
gurreu - ~ ny Ine oenate emendments TO Mr..
hylns Dnl p,ovldlng ior tne settlement by
ssveg.untary segy arDltraton OF al questions OF
oinerence between employers and em-
pioyes, ana phe Dill is now law.
Senate, February 12.-The Senate was
opened with PRAYER bv Rev. Father
Thorne. of Clevaland pn. u,,1a h,,siros.
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,';iI unssS anssGa MI W. eicn ntroduced
CI.Pi. 81. P.V,ius rs snae SoniInon EIeas anu
.iss. SourUs Inny nnoW Olerks OF courts
suen sue COMPREHENSION as tney deem proper
rn, .,a,P PeS el,i s .Gr Ine ocuiT court
nointment of Jobn M Wjthro,v a, uo a
ton, as trustee OF the Miami University |
was confirmed
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