The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-01-18
STATE NEWS ITEMS.
slxty-Ninth General Assembly.

following Objects were eleCteu' l-reslucHl pro
tenn, Perry NJ Adams; Chief Clerk w. a. Tay-
lor; journal Clerk I. ] Fisk; Message Clerk,
Jos II, kagy: Engrossing Clerk Miss Nellie
O'Hagan; Enrolling Clerk james Ireland; Re
cording Clerk Miss Leal Robertson; Sergeant
alarms, David Mortey; First Assistant Ser
gcant-at-arms, Carlos Trcvitt; second Assist
mt Scrgeant-at-arms. w a. Varley; Third AS
sistant Scrgcant-at- Arms. John Juelg. Several
resolutions were introduced Senator oren, OF
Clinton, had the distinction Of introducing Sem
ate bill No /, which is entitled IA bill TO prevent
trusts, pools and oil other combinations that re-
strict trade, limit production and increase the
price of products to the consumer" Senator
Morrison introduced bill to provide for the
better care of the insane IN the county infirm-
aries who can not be cared for in the State
Asylums and to provide compensation there
for The Governors message was read and ap-
propriately referred Senator Masse intro
duced bill to require boards of education to
display the American flag over all school build
ings during the school hours, TO take enect
February ~, 1890.
HoUsE.-Hon Daniel j. Ryan, Secretary Of
State, called the House to order. After prayer
the roll was called by counties and the mem
bers.elect came forward 10 the Clerks desk
and took the ua'h of office. AN organization
was effected by the election Of the following
officers, the Republicans voting for the officers
OF the last House: Speaker, Nyal r. Hysel;
Clerk. David S. Fisher: journal Clerk, Don f.
Taylor; Message Clerk, Sherman Mott; En-
rolling Clerk, W. B Albright; Engrossing
Clerk. @. Frew Pollock; Recording Clerk Miss
Sallie r Brown; Serseant-at-Arms, George d.
Neal; First Assistant Scrgeantat Arms, Geo.
+. Foster; Second Assistant Sergeantat-Armsr
Thos j. Knight; Third Assistant Sergeant-at-
Arms, Frederick Blanl1ner The first bill in
troduced was by Hodge, OF Cuyahoga provid-
ing for the Federal form OF Government for the.
city of Cleveland. The Governors message
was presented and read. Browns Senate joint
resolution relating to the death OF Hon. George
II. Pendeton was unanimously adopted and
the House adjourned until tomorrow.
COLUMBUS. Jan. T.-SEyATE Among the
bills introduced TO tax collateral secu-
rites. The following committee on enrolment
appointed: Messrs Lowry, Gaumer, Sut-
ton, Humphreys and Schneider. resolution
was adopted appointing five porters of the
Senate at 50 so per day.
HoCsE-Bills MISUNDERSTANDING Labor Day
first Monday in September, legal holiday; to
N IKE operative the law regulating the sale OF
milk; TO exempt public highways from taxation;
giving safe deposit and trust companies
power to make investments; 10 repeal the law
taxing fish nets; TO supplement Section 2759 so
that depositors only will be required to
list property for taxation; to amend Section
siI3 so that the trial court may suspend execu-
tion OF sentence pending hearing on error;
TO license stationary engineers; 10 bring suit
against unincorporated companies by their
names, instead Of against individuals; TO pre-
vent the deposit OF garbage on public
highways: to amend Section 1876.
and provide that where councils
refuse to confirm mayors appointments he
must send up another name council TO elect If
he refuses; providing non-partisan jury COM
missioners for Franklin, Cuyahoga and Hamil
ton Counties; mali'-g it II criminal onense for
the executive officer OF the municipal govern
ment TO expend, or contract TO expend, more
than is allowed by law for his department or
for the member of any board TO eXpehd money
beyond lawful appropriations; To increase the
salary of State School Commissioner from
g O00 to $500 TO pun sh by fine imprisonment
and forfeiture OF office, n member OF any munici-
pal board who is interested in any work. Job or
contract over which he may have control: to
allow grape growers to kill robbins; to prevent
the passage of any ordinance TO issue bonds or
make public improvement costing moro than
5000 on suspension of rules except by three
fourths vote
COLUMBUS, Jan S.-SENATE--Mr. Donovan's
House bill, making an appropriation OF $4,000
for the pay OF members OF the General Assem-
bly,, was passed. Mr.. Wilson offered a joint
resolution requesting the President Of the Sen
ate to notify the Senate and House at what
time it will be most convenient for him 10 open
and publish the returns of the election for State
officers. Tabled under notice OF Van Cleaf to
discuss. The Senate then proceeded to the
House to meet In joint convention to count the
votes cast for State officers
HoUSE-A resolution TO tho memory OF Frank
W. Knapp was adopted, and committees ap-
pointed TO attend the funeral Mr. Knapp rep
resented Defiance and Pauding Counties in the
House The vote for State officers was canvass
ed by the House and Senate in Joint sension.
The canvass makes the majority OF Lieutenant
Governor Lampson twenty-three an increase
OF one over the official count as published.
COLUMBUS Jan. o.-SENATE. Shaw
offered n resolution of respect to he memory OF
Frank W Knapp of Defiance. Messrs, Shaw,
Ryan, Sutton, Alexander and Reed were ap-
DOintpl a committed in connection with
n House committee, to accompany the remains
of Mr.. Knapp to his late residence and attend
th- funeral. Mr., Morrison introduced a bill
providing for the Australian system of voting.
Dir. Cole introduced Il bill 10 authorize the Gov
srnor 10 appoint Canal CoIomission, 10 consist
OF four persons two from each political party,
nnd 10 serve for two years, 90 continue the sur
vey and plating of property belonging 10 the
State. Adjourned until tomorrow.
HoUsE.-Bills introduced: Amend Section
$50 as to increase the number OF trustees of
county children's homes from three TO five, of
whom TWO shall be females; amend Section 5l6i
by providing that not more than onohalf OF the
names put in jury box shall be taken from
the dominant political party in any ward
township; amend Sections 3l6T, 1859 and $50, so,
as TO provide for the filing Of certified copy OF
the nppralsement OF the estates of deceased
partners in counties other than where the part.
nership existed; amend Section $3.50 amend
ed. authorizing trustees and assignees to sell
real estate and personal property, and TO COM.
promise any claim due or owing to tho assgnors
authorize commissioners OF Warren County to.
borrow $4,000. and apportion among various.
funds TO cover defaloation; 10 provide for a uni
form system OF cheap school books; TO protect.
quail by preventing shipment out OF the Stat
or Offering for salein tho State; making it op
tional with county offioers to publishing
ports in German in counties not having cities OF
the first second and third classes. Adjourned
until Monday.
COLUMBUS. Jhn.. 10i--SENATE.-The Senate-
met at 10 o'clock. Prayer was offered by Sena--
tor Pumphrey.. Mr.. Alexander offered resolu--
tion granting the OF the Senate Chamber to.
the State Board OF Agriculture for Wednesday,
next. Adopted. MIR. Van Cleaf ofrereda reso-.
luton granting ten days pay to the clerks, of
the last senate for services in instructing the,
new clerks 10 their duties, as provided by
law. Adopted A. similar resolution was adopt
ed for the benofr OF the Sergeant-at-arms. The.
Senate adjourned until 10 o clock Monday morav
ing.
HousE--Not in session.
JAMES M. DErRIcK, promihentfarm-
er OF Logan County, was killed by az fall
ing tree.
GovERSoR FoRAKER, on the 10th, ON
the recommendation of the board of par
dons issned nm unconditional pardon ia