The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-03-25
OHIO LEGISLATURE.


to November TO be submitted to tho.
People,
So,,,,o Io,ot ~ ,,,l,, aftoo, ,,o,,hors
'D.''"'.' ~ .-,. 's a.
were preseno ap Oo-uuys sess' 'h vi Vho
Senate, which lasted. about ten minutes
Nothing was done aside from the intro
duction of n few unimnortant hills
us,,a. rr,e tTo,,a, ,,,o. 80 90,
no"Se' ne iiou'0 i.oV "c oe" u r'
with torty-slx members IN thelr seats' NO
business could be transacted except the
introduction Of bills. Among these there
were few Of general interest.
Senate, March 1G.-The Senate was in
ooesion opl,, FORTY niputos to-dav and
49,, .,'t" ,.',,.aa 49,. 49, I.
notnihs vi Importance was uone' "i'
Williams' bill reorganizing the city gov.
ernment OF Cleveland was read the second
time and referred to the Committee on
Muhlcipal corporations
H0uSe.-Only short session was held,
and the House adjourned without transact
ing any business OF Importance.
Senate, March 1.-THE following were
among the hills nassed to-day. Providinp
for a oomuission 20 erect n Sto,ro ~ Hon
80, NJ " eo'oo'Vn .,, ~ ~ VI M
w Willlam Alien IN the oid nan Oh tne House
OF hepreSehtatives AZ WaSnlhgC9n' 10 pay
county cleIks 10, recoruInS ehe survey
OF dlsputed Douhuarles; authorizing sIreeO
commissioners anu supeIVisors W uruih
Poois ol "aoer run 'acanV io'S'
H0ase.-,Mr' Terrili's pill TO suppress ana
preVenC tne disselllnh'ios ol epHootic
coniIiiunlcapie uiseuses vi uoInesIIo a,,i- MI
m9ls, was passed Dy voee Oh 90 no e Inc
following Dliis OF general interest," were
also also passed. AlenuinS DecC.ons WV anu
oVVo OF une he'Iseu pu".uUeS 80 US W
gopei PeroGns 5s,rintratiGG aMG "pPSaTn eio dr ior
nntL ,t,a nrnhahia asSat, ~ tba as.
tota' ' tnNetbar With the mama nf tba
,,,idoc,, ~. ,,idowor ond rest of bin.
r,arin, tho rocnrJs IN tba Adiutont Con,
nraI,a 6c,na nr;,,a Sonio c,idanco for tbo
ran,,ent Of nncIa;n,aJ hounties. orendino,
/ SaSctinr 90s- Rovj,od Stat,tes co as 20
nthnriza hnorJs NJ ejucotion to buiId md
Iao,, T., 1,ooJ .o,,oi,. ali ,,ar,ition fence. an.
n,oIPi,,di ~ sSohooi Ln,,sas 90 P'''
N'Vse ,'e,o 49, -, 30 AZ. ,,...i., III,
oeHdte, MaTcn E.- io.-Mr. muV'neWs piii
auInorlHips lint, vno "VNeIhor a, W aPPonhV d
elslIins Doaru Vi nEe woinsn Ior tne
Polulers anu OrPnahs home Wus
passed 0-uay hhu IL no" laW'
Most OF tne alterHooh session was ocSu, ~,
pled IN uiscusslns oenaoSr p Diehlnson s,ni VI,
increasing She Pay eeoa 90 nepresshea.ives ~ ~ a"n
anu oenaC9rs rom SoVV 70 Ti,VVV year;
An aihenuiienS i ~ was hnaIy onoo nuoPDe9
NuuIng Inas Vne SyssiDh T iasSs iIi NOV IonseI
thah seventy uays' Inc Dill tneh Passeu
pS hinehueu.
| HOuSe.-Mr. Ford's Anti-Oleomargarin
! bill was taken up and put on its passage,
and after numerous amendments had been
| voted down the bill was passed by vote
of u to %. The provisions Of the bill have
been heretofore published. Several bills OF
O local nature were also passed.
/ gaooIo narch Eiaroato hilI
taking the control of the police out Of the
hands of the Mayor Of Cincinnati and
transferring the same TO a commission
which is to be appointed by the Board OF
Public Works OF that city, passed to-day.
The bill OF Mr.. Croweil 70 prOhibit the
manufacture and sale OF oleomargarine
was taken up, and after being so amended
80 as to provide that oleomargarlne shall
be made from good beef suet and milk, and
compelling manufacturers OF the same to
color the product red with some substance
not injurious TO health, was passed
by vote OF lS yeas TO ~ nays.
The bill establishing State Forestry
bureau was passed by the SENATE
and is now law: Among the bills intro-
Huced was one by Senator Reed, having
for its object the better protection Oh tne
treasures OF the several counties oil the
State, by providing Tor more thorough
| tAoihihotiVh - ~ iuii''' ~, wy w,
ers OF opposite poltlcs, ana attachlng
penalty Ior vloia9lng tne provlslons, . OIL tne
law' uoNel.ol ~ LioSy senS ~ sne & ioiiomins uI,'is
noiii,hhtIons 10 tns oenate 1, Do-uay naIIeni ~
Lioyu, VI hal,'hVoii OVunSy " ~ p, uusoev
St tne ooigIeIs anu m oa',9rS ~ Opn"hs
noihe nI Aehiai loIace ~. ioIVVn ~ ~. VI
meigs county, 70 De ~ ~Srustee y, u, 'nv h.nens i!.
AsSlIn lor insane, lin P[ahois ~ ~ .t M lioS'I
OF Deln re' 70 De a nieinoeL y. Ine DvaIu Saa
pI InuhutieIs VI '1Y % t.,ta,.
SiaTy JosePn Sss,, ~ ni.s npionvsoneiy
tountyi " Do HuSOeo VI '"o D"J W" A'J
Iuii ioi INSANE
HOuSe:-C0nsldernbie time was occupied
In consideration OF the Dill OF Mr. drelner,
providing Tor the paymen oi a pension 10
the widow OF Jesse Z. Brush, private IN
Company A, seventeenth regiment, ONO
National Guard, VINO dled from the ehects
OF wound received while on duty win
his company IN August last at Longstreth's $
mine in the locking valley: The bill pro-
Vided Tor tho payment 10 Mrs Brush Si2
per month, so long as she remains widow,
ana TO each oil the Two chldren the sum Oh
- per month until they arrlye at tne age
OF sixteen years. An amendment, onered
by Mr.. Finley, reducing the amount TO be
paid 10 the ehlidren 70 Inree doiisrs Per
n1ntn was a1a9pteu, anu tnus % a,hehueu .ip ine
pll Passeu ine 1iai,i Vi .he % pnI'o
Sas ycgup,eI ' ,i ~ uiseuSSins 'ne DuA'r
ocnoo'-oooh o'i' tn.
Senate, March D'-Mr. bargars Jolnt
resolution submitting To the voters OF the
State a proposition to amend the Constltu-
tion CHANGING the time OF holding the an