Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-05

Speaker Reed, OF the Natl nni House. ordered
the clerk 20 count those present and not voting
and, 81 Senators being present, declrred that
there wns n quorum present and that General
Beatiys nomination was confirmed. The Heff
ner House bill TO create board OF public anairs
for Columbus TO be appointed, by q mlyor,
passed and is u law. Bills passed tho Senate as
follows To uu'horize the village OF Nevada,
Wyandot County, to transfer funds; providing
for the rayment of two months salary rs mem
ber OF the General Assembly to William A.
Blair, the unscated member from Adams
County; to authorize the Council OF Bowling
Green, Wood County, to enlarge natural gas
plant OF the village to provide for IN increase
of tho number OF fire Insurance reports pub
lshed; TO divide Benton township, Panlding
County, into two voting precincts; TO au'horlze S
bonds for the repair OF improved roads; TO d.
vide jackson township, Paulding County, into
two voting precincts; authorizing Plain Q ty to
borrow se5,0O0 for the purpose of building
school house; TO provid for the distribution OF
the printed roster OF Ohio soldiers; to authorize
70 asmesrT %GneS SF to a
thorize wooster TO 4borow 500 90 to build six
teen miles or railr load connecting with I Q N.
city counc o, to trnnsfsT asST'fa fands
Bills were ntroduc l6d as follows: To give to the
Sovsrn9r antho3rty 70 appoiut the seore ary Of
Council of Cleveland 10 levy a tax OF one mill to
meet its half OF thC3 ckpense of paving streets;
pSm
ing that all PERSONAL property shall be listed,
and that the au5dtor shall make the exemption.
The Senate th&n adjourned until Monday
House, consideration of the General Appro-
priation billfwas resumed again this morning.
Mr.. Bense, chairman of the Finance Commit
tee, spoke on the pending question, being the
amendment increasing the appropriation for
the Sandusky Soldiers Home from $4,000 to
100000, and repelled the insinuaton that he
had been unfair in the treatment pf the institu
tion. The debate was kept up all morning, Mr..
Forbes desiring to take sentiment out OF the
question and conaider it as n business proposi.
ton. Mr.. Griffin thought sentiment had moth
ing to do with 1t. Messrs Martin and Williams
spoke In favor of the amendment, when the
vote was reached. On tho first call. the division
was on party lines, with the exception of Hearn,
McKelvy. Pudney, Rorick and Taylor, of Cham
paign, Republicans, who voted against the prop
osition, and Messrs Gear, Munson, Dresbach,
Hagerty McMaken, O'Dowd, Rooney and Troy
er, Democrats, who voted for the proposition.
Chairman Bense changed his vote, and the
others followed suit, until the amendment had
received 10 Affirmative and % negative votes.
Mr.. Griffln offered an amendment to provide
that the money appropriated should be used in
constructing at least six cottages, instead OF
putting $4,000 in office quarters. The amend
ment was lost and another by Mr.. Griffin to
build seven cottages carried. The appropria-
ton for the Working Home for the Blind was
increased by the addition of $4,000 as working
capital. Several minor amendments were
adopted, and motion TO take out the SIG, 600 for
amusement hall at the Toledo asylum was
defeated, when the bill was passed, with ninety
affirmative votes and none in the negative. Tho
House then adjourned until Monday.