Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-09
TIE HOUSE JOURNAL
STILL The SUBJECT OF CONTEN-
TON ON The SUNDAY LAW.
fhs Dow Tar Increase Bill Referred TO
sidsrsd In Both Houses.
Cor UNBUs, March 0.
The Senate.

II. b. by Mr.. Vinnedge-FiIing the sal
ary Of the Judge OF the Court of Common
Pleas, Of the Second Judicial District, at
u 500 more per year than he now receives.
II. b. by Mr.. Clarke-To authorize the
village OF Brooklyn, Cuyahogs county to
levy taI Of two mills for school purposes.
n. B. by Mr.. Hamilton-To authorize the
Commissioners of Monroe county 10 levy an
additional tax to complete the building Of
Q children's home.
H. b. by Mr.. Jackson-To authorize the
village OF jamestown, Green county. to is
sue bonds and purchase steam fire engine.
II. b. by Mr.. Lawlor-To authorize the
Commissioners of Franklin county TO trans
fer money from the Greenlawn avenue to
the Mound street fund.
III. b. by Mr.. Hunt-To authorize the
trustees of Greencreek township, Sandusky
county, 10 transfer funds
5. Il. by Mr.. Coulter-To authorize the
city of Stsubenville 70 issue bonds not ex.
ceeding $4,000 for the improvement and
paving of its streets aud alleys
s. B. by Mr.. Massie-To regulate the pay
ment OF dividends by the directors of cor.
poration.
S b by Mr.. Mack-To define and extend
the duties OF the board of managers Of the
Cincinnati Orphan Asylum.
8. B. by Mr.. Townsend-To prevent for.
elgn corporations doing business in Ohio,
setting up a law against its stock hypOthe'
Gated in Ohio.
H. b. by Mr.. Eggerman-Requiring
teachers 70 be examined in Physiology and
hygiene.
S B. by Mr. Hufman-Supplem-ntary
to section 81 As providing that mother and
child shall not be separated where the for.
mer is an inmate Of an intirmary, and pro
viding for their care when affected with
contagious diseases
s. b. by Mr. Kcrr-To amend section
T,l5S SO as 20 provide that persons detained
a. witnesses shall not be confined with Grim
mails, and shall be paid regular witness fees
for the time 50 detained.
S. B. by Mr.. Zimmerman-To prevent
any person from unlawfully using or wear
ing the insignia Of civic and religious
societies.
S. B. by Mr.. Snyder-Repealing section
2S5l rslsting to cemeteries.
The House.
The trouble over the journal came up
again. After it had been read by the Clerk,
Mr.. 0utcalt moved TO strike out all the
proceedings following the motion OF Mr..
Rawlins OF Wednesday and say that the
motion of Mr.. Brown, of Cuyahoga, for
reconsideration of the Sunday bill, was
agreed 10. The speaker explained the
situation as il was saying that il this wa.
done the House journal would not cores
pond with that of the Senate because the
latter had Q record of the message notify
ing the Senate Of a reconsideration and re-
questing its return TO the House. Mr..
kawlins argued that the Journals should
remain just as it vas
Mr.. Reed SAID the chair had no parlia.
mentary right 70 consider TIE motion OF
Mr.. 0utcalt, because 4 similar motion had
once been lost
The Speaker said that the House could
do anything with its journal il wanted TO,
although he did not deem il advisable tc
make any change now. He further said
that the journal was meant 10 be a record
OF facts, but he supposed the House had .
right to make its record Of falsehoods il
II chose.
Mr.. Outc.lt said hi. motion was TO make
the journal q record Of facts. Mr. Griffin
said that the House on Wednesday changed
the journal 50 as TO record things that did
not happen. The House had no right to
take that action, and now it wants to do
the same thing again. The House was de-
parting from the position Of parliamentary
body.
The motion OF Mr. Outcault wa. lost.
Mr.. Reed NOV TO adopt the Journal a
read. The motion was carried.
Mr.. Worthington gave notice Of a pro
test against the proceedings of Wednesday,
Mr.. Wsems moved To reconsider the vote
by which Senate bill le1 by Mr. Mack,
was postponed until next Wednesday. The
motion was carried. The question being on
the passage OF the bill, il : having been
read the third time, the vote resulted
ayes 81 NAYS IS. The bill is 10 provide for
giving the election board Of Cincinnati in.
creased power,
THE DOW TAX.
When the time arrived for consideration
Of the special order, the bill TO increase the
Dow law, Mr.. Poorman moved to refer the
bill to q select committee of one, with leave
TO report at any time. The motion was
carried, and Mr.. Poorman was appointed
the special committee This action was
taken in order TO delay action until enough
votes can be secured to pass the bill without
the Hamilton county MEMBER
GENERAL BILLS PASSED.
s. B. by Mr.. Misunderstanding thai
for the presentment demand, notice 70
drawers and indorsers and instruments OF
protest TO each bill of exchange or promis-
sorry note. the notary public shall receive
81 and actual expenses in going beyond the
corporate limits of any city or village to
make such presentment or demand
A. B. by Mr.. Brannon-Providinp for ,
paying bounty for the killing of English
spaErows- Ii
LOCAL BILLS PASSED.
To provide for issuing $500 900 in bonds
to complete Cincinnati city hall; maxim ap-
preparation to uniform and equip the
Fourteenth Regiment o. y. G., on account
OF loss by fire; S. b. TO prevent the obstruc-
ton of streets by railroads in Columbus:
to authorize Steubenville to issue bonds
for street improvements; to authorize
Springboro, Warren county, 10 issue bonds
for water works; TO authorize trus-
tees of Oxford township, Tusca-
rawas county to dispose of rail-
road stock; to authorize Gallipolis .
70 issue bonds TO build a city prison; to
authorize Board Of education OF Newark 10
issue bonds; to authorize Lancaster to issue
bonds for natural gas; 10 authorize the vii /.
lsge school district of Germantown. Mont
somery county TO establish library; S. b.
70 authorize and require the Boar, OF ,
County Commissioners of the county of
to ISSUE bonds, and to either re-
pair, enlarge and improve the present court
house, or 70 build new court house in said
county; 70 authorize the Commissioners OF
Hamilton county to improve Lester road. !
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