Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-13

Committee to Report-The Chairmau
Refuses to obey. and Business Gomez
- q HaIt-New Biils in Both Housss
COLUMBUS, o, January Is.
The senate.
The proceedings in the Senate Yesterday
afternoon were exceedingly interesting
The days work was as follows;
BILLS PASSED
II. b. by Mr.. Cope-Authorizing Saline
vile, Columbiana county, TO transfer
funds.
ii. b. by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
Harrison. Hamilton county, to transfer
funds.
II. B. by Mr. McGregor-Authorizing
New Concord, Muskingum county. to trans
fer funds.
H. B. by Mr. Schuler-AuthorizingB Buoy
rus TO transfer funds.
H. b. by Mr.. Ankeny-Authorizing Port
Washington, Huron county, To transfer
funds.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Ford-Authorizins gainesville. Lake
county, 10 issue bonds 10 construct sewer.
Mr.. misunderstanding for commits
sion TO establish boundaries and lines of
State property about canals.
Mr. Richardson--Au the Com
missioners of Hamilton county To levy q
tax To improve the Pleasant Ridge and
Columbia roads in Symmes township.
Mr.. Brewn-froyiding for the distribu-
ton of the Union Soldiers and Sailors Re
lief fund in Hamilton county.
Mr.. Zimmcrman-Author Monroe
vile, Huron county, 10 issue bonds To de-
velop natural gas.
Mr.. Mack-Au,horizing the Commission
ers OF Hamilton county TO levy lilo of
mill for the purpose Of improving North
Bend avenue in Hamilton county.
Mr.. kerr-Placing the appointment OF
court constablcs in the hands of judges in
stead OF the Sheriff The Senator states
that it has been the practice of Sheriifs in
some counties To hire eonstables at $l.50
per day and pocket 20 cents, as the law al
lows constables 81 per day.
Mr.. kerr-ro allow husband and wife TO
testify in each Others behalf in criminal
cases.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the printing
of 1000 additional labor bureau reports and
to bind them in cloth.
Mr.. Ford-Requiring the proper instruc-
ton in the public schools OF hysene with
reference TO the effects of alcohol on the
human system.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
When the Senate rc-assembled in the
afternoon Mr.. Brown moved that the Sem
ate take recess until $50 A. ". Thursday.
The motion was lost by vote OF Is TO IA
A resolution by Mr.. Snyder for the pur-
chase of new set of posiofiice iock-boxes
for the Senate was referred 70 the Com
mittee on Public Buildings
Mc.r,r's unu., ,.;p. rosoI,t;o,>
asking Congress to pension prisoners OF war
was referred to the Committee on Military
Affairs.
MIR. Massics bill giving the Probate Court
of Ross county jurisdiction in misdemea-
nors was returned from the Ikouse amend
ed so as 10 include Butler county. The
House amendment was concurred in hy the
Senate.
Mr.. Braddock moved that the Special
Committee on Senate Standing Committees
be instructed 10 report forthwith.
Mr.. Coulter, Chairman of the Special
Committee, said that the proceeding was
in trying 10 compel the COM
mittee to report
Mr.. Lindsay said the committee had had
ample .iIne TO select the standing commit
tees, and should report their proceedings
Mr.. Cowgirl said the Senate had right to
require the committee 10 report The Sem
ate made the committee, and had the right
to control il or any other committee
Mr.. Coulter said il was an un-heard-of
proceeding, 10 compel the committee to re-
port before the committee was ready to re-
port
Mr. Braddock asked Mr.. Coulter whether
IL was not q fact tina; he lMr. Coulter) had
the report OF his committee in his pocket.
Mr.. Coulter declined 10 answer the ques-
ton.
Mr.. Ford said he doubted whether the
Senate had compulsory power over the
The President. Lieutenant Governor
Lyon, held that the motion was in order.
MIR. Coulter appealed from thc decision |
If the chair. The decision was sustained
oy a vote of ~ To IA.
Mr.. Braddock moved the previous oues- |
lion.
A motion to lay Mr. Braddcck's motion
on the ;abe was lost by n vote OF Is TO 10.
Mr.. Cole moved 10 adjourned. Lost, Is |
to 10.
Mr. Snyder moved to take a recess until |
1880 Thursday morning. Lost, Is TO 49,
The vote recurring on Mr.. Braddock's |
notion for the previous question, the re-
'ult was, ayes. 81, nays l3
Mr.. Braddock's motion 10 compel the |
10 report was adopted by the /
vote: Ayes-Adams, Braddock, |
'srlin, Cowgirl, Cutler. Davis. purr Gey,er.
ilover, Huffman. Lindsey, Mahatfey,
Horiley, Robertson. Sinnett, Townsend,
Wallace, Zimmermann. IS. Nays-Alex-
nder. Barrett, Brown, Cole, Coulter, Crook,
FORD, Kerr. Mack, Massie, Morrison Rath-
zone. Richardson, Snyder, Stueye, StuIl,
g.
Mr. Coulter submitted the following;
Your committee respectfully report pro-
,ress and in due time will submit to this
,ody = report in writing
T. b. COULTER, Chairman.
Mr. CnuItnr said he dc.;rad 70 bnl1
mother meeting OF the committee before
ubmItting a report The matter 10 be
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