The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07


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In tho Senate, the special order was
lhn proposed constitutional amenllnshls'
nnd the tar amendment resolution was
Inst considered, Tho resolution reads 80
follower .,
section l. 10 II resolved by tho general
assembly NJ the slate Of OHIO, HAT q pfopp..
sitinu shall BIO submitted 70 tho electors OF
ulls state, On tho lmt Tuesday after tho
dnl Monday In November 1881, 10 amend
section z, NJ Article XII, OF tho eonHllll,
lion Of tho slate OF Ohio, 20 that II AhAll
read B iOlIOwsl
Article XII, Aee, 2 Tho general assembly
Nui luriio IN horahiHg N rereane fof no
sVp dpf no liaie and local governmental bus
hnl Ing grounds public school houses
Uui-H used exclusively for puzzle worship
luruuutous Of purelypubllc charity, public
property used exclusively forany pnblle puf
p.sl md personal property 10 an amount
rui rsgupliug IN value two hundred dollars
Coz rai Individual, may by general laws,
.n 'upted from taEutionl Wl mo value
NJ .I property 30 exempted sl1ll rom
I|WH NO lime. he aseerlllnrl ana publshed'
uag 100 directed by llw,
U.p, q, AZ such election those electors do
sIHug IA vote Tor such amendment may
have placed upon their ballots tho words
] HI..f "a r.tIot. Walt aud th,4a ouu0sal
10 such amendment may have placed upon
th.ir ballots tho words "Jnat Taxation
hu,"
tuC Do THIS amendment shall tl.c oleot
ON tho lrat day Of January, 1890,
Senator Townsend, chairman Of tho
committee on constitutional revision SAID
that tho committee had been remarkably
harmonious Many letters were aent out 70
distinguished persons, asking Tor hngsaa'
tous, aud numerous replies were received
A. 10 taxation, the committee inserted, In
place Of the old provision that property
Shall Uo uniformly taxed acoordlh3 TO lfui
'nc no money. Che words "thn N'nnrll
ussuuIy thall provide lur un0 ulituB ut
uyDnuu iof tho support OF tho state ana
local governments"
Alter prolonged discussion, the lsiol
resolution was adopted
Tho question M to Tho discussion ana
adoption " tho remaining constitutional
manlmouls was before tbo Senate, ana on
motion NJ tlr fowu-aud lUu matter "'i
postponed Tor Two weeks, aud wit come up
waHy.e.al order,
rUWIO H0AUpIEu u0rftH,
Tho senate decided that the state tN'll'
iuIilus shall continue 10 DO public board
.Ur houses, by defeating Mr. kennedy'H
House Mn, i%orblddlng promI''uoW enter
mIuncut OF visitors NJ state Institutions
III0 yotf stood 10 nays 70 yeas,
THO boarding NJ members OF the lesin'a'
t.at % state Institutions h0f luNf boon %
n,.uuling OUTRAGE and tho senatop have
r,fIarl 10 concur with the House IN stop
ping the pernieious practice
bills PASSED,
IN tho Senate, tho following bills were
parscdl
S. H. by Mr.. Rannolls-lncroaslne the
salary OF tho Supreme Judges from 1900 to
$1,000,
il. u, by Mr. Watkins Tor
tho Enclosure Of abandoned burial grounds
mbia INTRODUCED,
The following bills were introduced In
tho llousoi
Mr. Lampaon--To allow official court
| alcnogrnphors 10 swear witnesses and take
dopogItl0na
Mr., Grmn-To amend the parole law 10
~ 10 allow p%OrolIng lIfc prisoners oltor
serving ~ years
Mr. owcn-Proylding that inloSicatlon
shalt bo punished by u lno Of no. lca dian
g. nor moro than 800 or imprisonment not
moro than thirty days
Mr.. Holvllle-Proyldlng that officers OF
the national guard who have served In a
certain rank for hyo years and ro'onter tho
service In the Gamo grade shall bo entitled
To rank rs from tho date Of tho frat COM
mission,
rErn ron CONNEXIONS,
Tho committee on finance reported back
Mr. Bramnu's bill 10 relieve the burdens OF
taxation by tho collection Of fees for CON.
missions Issued 10 state, district, county
and township ofnocrh Tho committed
recommends Tho pasaago Of tho bill after
striking out section 9, and inserting u pro-
wisdom that every officer shall poy ~ foi
each $1,000 Of his compensation, Tho bill
will receive carly consideration,
nils coSmDrREp.
In tho House tho following bills wcrt
consldcrcdi
H. II. by Mr. Young-Proyldlng for the
appolnlmont Of persons 10 soryo In place o
county commissioners when the latter arj
personally interested IN an Improvement
Passed,
II. D. by Mr.. Rood--To provide thai
county troasurors In townships containing
tho county treasury shall pay to indlgonl
soldiers tho roliof granted them, and also
10 provide That tho commissioners Of tho
indigcnt fund may grant immediate rolioi
In necessary cases. Passed,
II. H. by Mr., Rawlins-To strike from
section 208O u tho revised statutes relating
10 pcldlrr8 the unconstitutional words "ln
the slalo.n Passed,
II. H. by Mr.. Worthlngto Providing
that no proceedings to reverse, yaoalc, OF
modify u judgment shall DO commenced
unless within six months nflor tho rondi
ton Of the Judgment Passed.
II, u by MIR, Wccms-To permit tho 70
port Of road viewers 10 be cured Of any do
feet without tho commencement Of n nov
proceeding Passed.
II. u. py Mr.. Olark-proyldlng that nlI
securities and judgments by confession
given by tho Ossignor with intent 10 prctcI
any creditor shnll be void ms against tho
slnims Of operatives for wagcs earned
within twelve months preceding an assign.
mont Postponed tHl Thursday
II. D.. BY Mr. B%raman-l'or tho better
protection Of lie and property by rcquir'
inn county commissioners 10 erect guard
rails nj the ends Of bridges and oulyorts
Passed,
II. b. by Mroglo-Amondlng the ground
hog law 70 rs to provide that any ono kill.