The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-18
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manu- ~ Nt'li VI NV - nutCt NlOUUay evening"
SIXTEEN members answered TO their names But
ltde business was done however. A commune
cation without signature was presented, asking
inc assembly to pass u Joint resolution urging
congress to submit proposition TO amend the
national constitution by clecting United States
senators by direct vote of the people. The
namcloss emmissary was sent to the committee
on federal relations.
HoUsE-The committee on railroads and tele-
graphs reported back Senator Spenccr's ninety.
year street railroad frant hige bill. recommend
ing unanimously that 1t be indefinitely post
poned. The law, relating TO tho taxing of vehi.
cles in Cincinnati and providing that o wagon
with springs shall be $40 and wagon without
springs Sl5 was passed. Bills introduced
10 submit proposition TO the voters
OF Ohio next fall to so amend the constitu-
tion as to confer upon the governor the veto
power; fixing the age of consent for girls at lS
years instead OF ID; increasing the states LIQUOR
tax on each share of 5000 from $50 to ;6O; pro-
viding for the appropriation of 100000 to com
plete the soldiers monument and tablets on
the Chickamauga battlefield The house com
mtttee on fees and salaries has recommended
the passage of McGrews bill repeating the Gar
ber salary law.
COLUMBUS, Feb. 6-SENATE. Senator Oil
has introduced q bill amending the Weitzel law
so as to provide that municipal authorities may
give new railroad companies the right to use
one mile in every two miles of the track of ex.
listing railroads. The present law provides that
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81. " ''a' ii.i d plli P'O' 'l,inB
state institutions must bo registered pharma-
cists. The president of the senate has ap.
pointed, to represent the senate on the commit
, We uiIuGl .i,o loSoy resolu'lon' 10 consider
a., 80. 1tS Va 'IeC'ius u Stato ceCtrlo
''Bn' pi"h'' uo'on'ca' hchley ana MeMalklh'
HoCsE-Some ugly charges we're made in the
house Tuesday morning. 1t was insinuated
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bn, ih ~, ~ i''u Doeil aliu were
p ieSot 'oo w. W oe phil ',uI certain mem
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,hn ohiov So -, .i ,, "O.ii'soi', nv '" 40
wa 5ti w tie controversy was
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clear and TO restore the road to n safe and mass
nhle condition Tho aena Ia also nassed the Ror.
icl bill, which abolishes the annual farmers
picnic which Is called "worlSinp ont the road
| tax"
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Vi 'io otii pos ,poleu untIl @ " eS'lleSeuS' ny
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holiday shall not become pnyable until the sIc.
| ceedinr secular dav. A lively little scrimmage
| spranr M in the senate Thursday afternoon
| over Hcinlein's bill making appropriation of
| 81 COO to nav the salary of the state supervisor
| of elections
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| ;r ,,ont 90 ,ho uo,,i1to,, co,,rtr,, doioro ,io
Croft o,,iotI,, o,,,ronriotod - No ono hut crof,
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| hnIds tba l.or 10 tho si,,ntian ..1bo' M l.;
| dead. notbing viii be dove =" NJ, Cr,ft an,
rornced Tburedoy NJ TilIord t,lodo a ,,,otion
| 70 roco,,sido, tho vote ,,,bornh,, tho ooIroo,
| hi,I ,yns loot rho ynotton rroyoiInd M No.
| ,rrc,y's tir nroyidinr tbot r. sbou no enfTcIcnt
| if record of anv mortrare or deed Of trust made
recorder of the county IN which such corpora
tion tiG, mas lls permanent place OF business
shall he held GOOD and sTa,cient lien nom on the
personal estate of the mortgagor, ana it shall
not be necessary far the mortgage to verify
Ut rene 'io SAINT
ooLuMbuS, SItI. gGD "a S1n i ion smile
Snencer the Young senator from Cuvnbogn
county, Friday morning introduced his bill 10
increase the salaries of members of the legisla,
uure rom aoo' 10 'l-Oo per ahnG ann Ia ms @ plii
mnion Of CLEVELAND T5tt,e business trans.
acted.
HousE-Eight bills were introduced in the
house, by the Hamilton county delegation, Fri
uay morning "heh the cali Oh inc couiues was
| ty-one bills introduced in the house is one by
MT fuuney, Oh CleVeland me Inc Dill seeks 10
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