Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-21
SENATE AND HOUSE.
IMPORTANT BILL IN THE INTEREST
OF BORROWERS.
NE Senate Ipdulges in = rari1 DsSatos
and Adopt. n Protective Rsseao.
saoa-Numeroua Petitions AsklnE fer
W0AAn's suffrage.
CoLuNpus, O., January n
The Senate.


April. July and October.
Mr. Richardson-Repealing the act au-
thorizing the Surveyor OF Hamilton county
70 restore destroyed records
H. B. by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures North
Amherst Lnrain county, 10 transfer funda-
II. h. by MIR. poormap-Authorizing Bel.
laire Belmont county. 10 transfer funds.
Mr. Kerr's bill providing for the spPoinf-
ment of court constablrs by judges was re-
ported back by the Commit5e on Judiciary
% .. 10 make deputy sheritfs ineligible for
such appointment The amendment wss
agreed 70 and the bill passed.
Mr.. CouIter-Author!zins Beiietontains
to transfer funds.
H. b. by Mr. Ames-Requirinc teachers
70 be examined in reference TO 9usiiaca-
tion to teach music and Latin.
II. B. by Mr.. Haley-frovidins penalty
Of fine and imprisonment for renting OF
leasing property as resort for thieves, etc.
EEsoLUTIoS ADOPTED.
II. J. R.-Mr Griffin-Requestins SEN
ators and Representatives in Congress to
oppose any measure looking 10 reducing the
tariff on wool.
APPOINTMENT CONFINED.
Governor Foraker has appointed J. A.
Eterrett, Of Miami county. TO be Trustee
of the Institution for the Education Of the
Deaf and Dumh Tor the uneIpired term
ending on the first Monday Of April, 1883,
70 fill the Vacancy caused by the resigna-
sson of Jane. Scott, and also 10 nil the
full term of five years. The appointment
was confirmed by the unanimous voss 81
tbs Setiate.
BILLS rSrreprcer.
Mr. Cole-Providing that Villages and
eities may appropriate lands outside the
Limits for school and hospital purposes.
Mr.. Ranneils-Requiring Probate Judges
% compel executors TO give bonds in case
il is requested by an interested person, even
If the will of the deceased requests that hs
be not asked 10 give bond.
Mr.. Cutler-To prevent paper mills from
running refuse into streams
Mr.. Cutler-AuIhorizins Quincy, LoSsa
county, " transfer funds.
HUMANE EXECUTIONS.
kr Mogtley offered . resolution author
iaing the President OF the Senate 10 appoint
. AcoInmittee OF three who shall investigate
and report on the most humane and prac-
tcsl manner OF carrying into execution the
santence of death in capital casa. The
resolution was laid on the table.
Mr.. Ranne!ls said he was preparing bill
looking TO q change of the manner Of exc
satink prisoners. He was onln waiting fora
report of the New York CoIRNi.sson in
rsference to the advissbiliIS of using
electricity.
ADJOURNMENT RESOLUTION.
Mr.. Alexander Offered a Senate joint res
luton providing for the adjournMent VI
the Legislature on Monday, March 10 At
10 o'clock &. m. tc meet again Tuesday,
January S. lSsS at O'Clock. The resolu-
lon was referred TO the committee on fed
szal relations.
TAEIFF DEBATE
M Grifin's House ioiat resolution,
favoring protective tariff and denouucing
the policy of the Democratic party upon
the tariff was taken from the table. Nr
6innett made speech in opposition 10 the
resolution. At the conclusion o. Mr.. SIN
nett's speech. Mr.. Brown sent Up to the
Clerks desk to be read, the speech on the
tariff recently delivered in the United
States Senate by Hon. John Sherman. The
chair tLieutensnt Governor Lyon neld that
the speecb could be read under the rules
Of the Senate. Mr.. Brown made the re-
quest to have little fun az the expense OF
the Democratic Senator'S and, after the
reading had progressed a few minutes. Mr.
Brown consented not to have the entire
speech read. The previous question vas
tk.n demanded, and the joint resolution
vas adopted by party vote
RESOLUTION LOST.
Mr.. Snyders resolution TO provide tn.
Senate postoftice with new lock boxes wSs
lost by q vote of Is 10 II.
The House.
BILLS INTRODUCED
Mr. Misunderstanding that. upon the
election of county officers or justices OF the
peace. the county clerk shall, as soCn as the
results OF the election are officially known
@ him, forthwith forward to the secretary
OF State certificates Of the election Of such
officers, and tn. Secretary of State shall
thereupon ISSUE commissions to such Off
GERS Mr.. Rawlius states that. under the
Ia, =.
70 furnish certificates OF election on IS when
they are demanded, the demands are often
not made promptly and sometimes not ell,
and the SecretnrY OF State is greatly an
Hoyed by the delays.
Mr., Notwithstanding the law relating
70 fees OF Secretary OF State so as 10 make it
more definite. ana providing for additional
fees in various C.I,2>, said fees 10 be raid
into the STATE treasury. There has been
doubt concerning the construction OF some
parts of tie law relating 10 fees. and ihi. |
bill makes the law read clearly in accord /
anCe with the Attorney Generals views Up
on the construction o; the present Law.
Mr.. Grifhn-frUHitlng that in mortgages |
hereafter executed tie moriagor may in |
the written par. thereof, waive the appraise- |
ment Of the land mort2aged and may also |
provide for the payment of An attorney for |
fee not exceeding 2Jz per cent. Of the
amount secured and not exceeding So. II |
either OF the conult!ons are in the mort |
gage, the rate OF interest shall not exceed /
per cent. and. If both are in the mortgage, |
the rate Of interest shalt not exceed = per |
cent. As the law now 5 mortgages may |
provide for Interest 1t s per cent This |
h an important bill, and the author says il |
Is INTENDED 10 benefit the borrower, especial
ly the man who por-ows aud does not |
have a foreclosure slI.i brought against him
Mr.. Griffin think> the bill! will resul. in at |
tracing to the ). ate Capital that nov gees
farther west, atd he bel4cS-s mortgages un-
der this law can be secured al lower rates
Of interest
Mr.. whitac-e-Firing III. salary Of the
Director of the Agricultural Experimeat |
Station al s22-5.
Mr.. Williams Of Colum5iana-RepealinR |
section Gej3 "f the Revised Statutes permit
ting persons 10 Kill ,r"sspaSsins stock.
Mr.. Davis-Hruy8dns that Incorporated
Villages shal! appoint Boards Of Health
which shall report 10 Tie State Board of |
Health
Mr.. Hartpcnce-AutLorizin and reauir-
Ing the Commissioners OF Hamilton county
% levy a tax OF one-Ienth OF = mill 10 in
prove Baxter rusi.
Bills rssssD
Mr.. Brd-iuthur!zirg the trustees Of
any cemetery asSt'ciarIon whose cemetery
b within the i!rTi.:- pf any city or yillars
m which lrte. -:Icrt> have been prohibited
ey Council. - remove the remains of The
11ad and sell the isnt,
NJ. Whit;lesy's bill liking the saisry al
ofncaal court stenograph.rsinc in counties hav.
ing city of $1,000 inhahitants or less at 81
per day, and providing they shall receive
no more for extra work, was passed, and
then reconsidered and postponed.
Mr.. Tavlor-Conferring upon boards Of
school examiners of not less than 700 youth
the same power in granting certificates 70
teach as boards in cities Of the first class
Mr. Eyvs-,ian-'T, u,,tbn-iye ,ba Y,.rA !