Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-13
COLUMBUS, O., April Is.
Senate.


COLUMBUS, o., April Is.
Senate.
Mr.. Braddock moved that the Committe
on Municipal Corporations be relieved frou
further consideration of the Owen Sunda
bill. Mr.. Mack moved 70 lay this mo
ton on the table. This was lost by q yot
of Is TO p.
Mr.. Braddock's motion was then carried
and on motion of Mr.. Massie, further con
sideration was postponed until to-day.
THE MoSSor BILL
When the Monnot school bill vas tske,
up, Mr.. Townsend moved to postnone fur
ther consideration until Saturday at Il
o'clock This motion was lost by a vote q
to 26. After some further discussion. .
vote was taken on the bill, and resulted;
Yess-Adams Braddock. Davis, Hoff
man, Mehsffey, Morrison. Mortley, Robert
son. Sinnett Snyder, Taylor, Wallace
Zimmerman-l3
Nays-Aiexander, B rrett. Brown. Car
lin, Cole, Cowgirl, Cook, Cutler, Dorr, Ford
Geyser, Kerr, Lindsey. Mack. Massie Ratb,
bone, Stueve, Stull-iS Messrs. Richard
son and Townsend did not vote.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Taylor-Giving Justices of the Peace,
Mayors and Police judges final jurisdiction
in prosecutions for violation OF the game
BILLS PASSED.
H. B. by Mr.. Rorick-Authorizinp tbir.
ty-five counties TO Appropriate 81 O01 each
and four counties s. 600 each for the nran-
aration of an agricultural exhibit for the
Centennial Exposition at Columbus Picka.
way County being permitted to spend
G,ooo in making the exhibit and erecting a
permanent building on the fair grounds.
h, b. by Mr.. Holmes-Providing that
elections in towns situated in more than
one county shall be held under the organi-
zation of the counties in which most OF the
population lies.
5. Il By MIR: Cowgill-Amending the
general appropriation bill 50 as to author
ize the refundlng OF s., 700 TO the Trustees
OF tne state University expended in re-
ouioing Eower;
"a, d. oy Mr. hawiins-Authorizlns the
"reminiscences OF clarke county 70 increase
tne COMPENSATION OF the Judge OF the Com
in9I 'e.'s US S9urS ~ si,oo'
a., a.. az ooe W .autnorlzIhs Day
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Board of PIihI;c Works to saII and on shan
doned canal basin in Chillicothe, Ross
county.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
H J. Il. by Mr.. Poorman-Creating a
board to entertain visitors to the Cipcin-
natl, Columbus and Marietta Centennial
and appropriating 5000 10 nav the ex-
H. ]. 4. by Mr.. Strecker-Proyiding for
the adjournment of the General Assemble
on Monday. January I6 1855, al three
O'Clock, to meet again on Monday. January
8, 1889, at four o'clock
sINSErT's SARCASM.
The Senate refused to pass a bill intro |
duced by Senator Cutter and authorizing |
Quincy, Logan county. to spend 5000 in |
developing natural gas. Dr. Siunett there |
upon offered the following:
The Ohio State Senate to the citizen, of |
municipalities in the great Northwest
gas belt" greeting:
Resolped, That, notwithstanding bv op-
votes we say that Won are moi esnsble of
self-goyernment even by tyo-thirds vote
we are anrious in ragar "a 10
your future welfare and here we surrender
YOU TO the mercies of pas mononolies and /
corporations.
The resolution went over under q notice
of intention to discuss.
ooxrTpyrn
r,-,
~ Uo.STnoi rorakel ulls AFTERNOON made
lne ioliowlhg appointmenS and sent the
'.He ~ u,e 5enas iof eonhrihation:
+, n. pelen,cn, vi roFtASe county. 10
us ue ohto Dal anu ood commissioner Tor
.ne Term oi Two years commencing on the
ia.n 1sy ~ yy OF May, 1893;
a; Y. W mHIaihs' OF Cnyahosa county, TO
oe commissioner m on flsh ana tame Tor the
srni ot I,e years yss' commencing on the 18TH
esy y, oi nay 1859.
Inc appointments were contlrmed.
The House.
Mr.. Williams of Columbiana, offered the
resolution;
WHEREAS, The General Assembly of the
Ssate of Ohio did, on April Ia. 1854 enact
Q law providing for the establishment of an
Ih1ermedisH fenitentiary, and In pursu-
ance OF said law site was secured in the
cSy OF Mshsneia. ond the erenon OF suits-
aoie ouliains thereon commenced, and
,.s hIs, l1 ine saiu OeheTal Assembly
60 - ~ -'' 49,, Nnat' law Pro,iolng
,r;.or.-, IN the pan;ton.;a ia 'iaSSoi
WHrRn.s Tnder the snni;ca,;or tic ~ s.;5
l.w tba rnnhe- Of ,,r;s,Iyars 49,. Ss s"u
reduced in said Penitent;ary as - ra,de.
the nron,.ed In,arm.S;.ts Pao;,a..,;n
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