Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-29
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The Senate aud House Take Recess to
Attend the Funeral of the Late Chief
Justice-Business Transacted.
COLUMBUS, o., March %.
The Senate.

Justice-Business Transacted.
COLUMBUS, o., March %
The Senate.
In the Senate the following bills wers
passed:
s. B. by Mr.. Sinnett-Authorizing the
Commissioners of Licking county TO appro-
pirate 81 900 fromlthe dog fund for the use
OF the Centennial Society.
! H. B. by Mr.. Cope-Making appropria-
tions for the meeting of the electoral col
/ lege.
5. b. by Mr.. Cole-Authorizing the Com
missioners of Adams county to purchase
the Manchester and Winchester turnpike at
cost not TO exceed s. 100.
H. b. by Mr.. Gaumer-Authorizing the
Commissioners OF Muskingum county to ap-
propriate 5000 for centennial purposes.
II. B. by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
Middletown, Butler county, to issue S25. .OOo
In bonds for sewerage purposes.
II. b, by Mr.. kennedy-ro provide for
the relief of INDECENT soldiers and marines
and their wives, widows and minor child
ren.
IL. b by Mr. Messer-Providing for re-
appraisement of lands decreasing in value
II. b. by.Mr. Braman-To authorize the
payment of bounties for killing of English
sparrows
s. B. by Mr. Brown-P Providing for the
the concurrent action of boards of educa-
ton.
RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
) J. Il. by Mr.. Davis-Providing for the
adjournment of the General Assembly on
the 9Th of March at 10 a. m., and to recon
Fene January s, 1889, at 4p. m.
RESOLUTION OFFERED.
s. J. r. by Mr. Mortley-Urgin4Con
to adopt the latest and most improved
methods of plate printing for notes, drafts,
etc. The resolution went over under notice
TO discuss from Mr.. Rannells.
RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
Mr.. kerr-To provide that the Senate
shall attend the funeral of the late Chief
Justice Morrison R. Waite at Toledo in
body. Adopted unanimously.
House.
The House unanimously adopted a reso-
luton to recess until Friday morning at 10
O'Clock, in order 10 attend the funeral of /
the late Chief Justice Waite.
BILLS PASSED.
5. B. by Mr.. Mack-Providing for the |
taking of census in any city between the !
years set apart for taking the federal census.
The bill authorizes the City Council TO take |
a census when they deem it necessary an 1
stipulates that the return must be filed |
with the Auditor of the State, it to be re-
sarueu rs the OulClal census OF said city.
Before the bill passed il was 50 amended /
that City Councils are prevented from adj
vancing the grade and class of the city by 1
reason of increased population.
$. b. by Mr.. misunderstanding sec
ton 3dlSa of the Revised Statutes 50 as to
allow the Food and Dairy Commissioner to
bring suits before Justices of the Peace and
Mayors for the violation of the law to pre-
vent the use of adulterated food
5. b. by Mr.. Cole-To amend section
sSd7 by making costs of putting transcripts
rom justices on execution docket increased
,osts
H. B. by Mr.. Poorman-Making appro-
for paying principal and interest
IN the debt of the State
S. B. by Mr.. Sinnett-Authorizing Lick
ng County Centennial Society to expend
1900 of the dog tax to make a display at
he Ohio Centennial at Columbus
SCHOOL EXAMINERS.
The House devoted considerable time to
discussing Mr.. Coulter's Senate bill which
proposes numerous amendments to the
tatutes governing State, county and city
chool examiners Mr.. Weems moved to
trike out the provision which permits
eachers in primary grades to be examined
My in the branches taught. This motion
vas finally lost, and the bill also was de-
ested. The vote was afterwards reeonsid.
red and the bill goes to the calendar,