PART IV.-VOL. II.

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY, 1880-1882.

Governor-CHARLES FOSTER.

Lieutenant Governor-ANDREW HICKENLOOPER.

Secretary of State-MILTON BARNES.

Treasurer of State-JOSEPH TURNEY.

Auditor of State-JOHN F. OGLEVES.

Attorney General-GEO. K. NASH.

Supreme Judges-W. W. BOYNTON, JOHN W. OKEY, WM. WHITE, W. W. Johnson, Geo. W. McILVAINE.

Adjutant Generals-W. H. GIBSON, SAMUEL B. SMITH, part of 1881.

SIXTY-FOURTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

Regular Session met January 4, 1880; adjourned April 20, 1880. sion met January 5, 1881; adjourned April 17, 1881.

Adjourned Ses

When the Senate assembled for organization Senator D. D. Beebe was designated temporary Clerk.

For President pro tem., Reese G. Richards received 21 votes and Basil W. Carlisle, 13 votes.

For Clerk, Jacob C. Donaldson received 21 votes and Allen O. Myers, 15 votes. Journal Clerk, George W. Johnson.

Message Clerk, Wm. S. Matthews.
Engrossing Clerk, Lillie Darst.

Enrolling Clerk, Dayton W. Glenn.

Recording Clerk, E. O. Knowles.

Sergeant-at-Arms, T. C. Downey, 21 votes; James Flinn; 15. First Assistant, Geo. Cost; Second Assistant, Alexander McDowell.

The two Houses met in joint assembly on the seventh of January, to witness the canvass of votes at the preceding election, and the following result was declared:

Governor-Charles Foster, 336,261; Thomas Ewing, 319,132; Gideon T. Stewart, 4,145; A. Sanders Piatt, 9,072; John Hood, 547. There were scattering, 13 votes.

Lieutenant Governor-Andrew Hickenlooper, 335,140; Americus V. Rice, 319,542; James W. Sharp, 4,334; Hugo Preyer, 9,566; James Crosby, 517. There were scattering, 22 votes.

State Treasurer-Joseph Turney, 335,670; Anthony Howells, 317,193; Elias Blair, 4,343; Chas. Jenkins, 11,222; Otto Bachman, 530. There were scattering, 51 votes.

State Auditor-John F. Oglevee, 335,184; Charles Reemelin, 317,412; M. J. Fanning, 4,337; Andrew Roy, 11,621; Joseph Mayhew, 523. There were scattering, 14

votes.

Attorney General-Geo. K. Nash, 336,100; Isaiah Pillars, 316,778; James R. Grogan, 10,937; S. B. Foster, 4,369. There were scattering, 437 votes.

On the fifth of January, the vote at the preceding October election for Secretary of State was canvassed in the presence of the two Houses, and the following result announced: Charles Townsend, 362,021; Wm. Lang, 343,016; Chas. A. Lloyd, 6,768; Wm. H. Doan, 2,185.

EIGHTH STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, 1880-1881.

The following was the Eighth State Board of Equalization elected from the Senatorial Districts:

The equalized value of the realty of the State was $1,102,049,931.

Dunham, A., Sky.,
Ebright, L. S., Sum.,
Ellis, Lorenzo, Ott.,
Ellsworth, W., Law.,
Estill, Jas. A., Hols.,
Ferguson, Ira, Cler.,
Frame, Roland S., Gsy.,
French, N. E., Asht.,
Green, J. W., Gre.,
Greiner, Henry C., Per.,
Groom, John C., Frk.,
Groschner. Henry, Hen.,
Harmon, Chas. R., Port.,
Hardy, John, Cos.,
Hart, Jos. E., Ham.,
Hathaway, I. N., Gea.,
Hayes, M. W., Mi.,
Herrick, Lucius, Lor.,
Hill. John, Sum.,
Hill, Wm. H., Ham.,
Hollaway, C. B. Luc.,
Hopkins, J. J., Mar.,
Howard, N. M., Luc.,
Hume, Huber, Shl.,
Jones, J. S., Del.,

Kerr, S. C., Col.,

King, D. S., Clin.,

Kirchner, F., Ham.,

Koons, Wm. M., Kx.,

Kurtz, Chas. L., Ath.,
Leggett, Thos., Car.,
Letcher, Wm., Wms.,
Licey, Alvin D., Med.,
Locke. John F., Mad.,
Long, W., Dk.,
Marsh, A. D., Mer.,
Milligan, Wm., Fay,
Moore, Alfred, Pke.,
Moore, Thos. P., Was.,
Morey, John C., Morg,
McConkey, N. M., Ck.,
McCrory, R. B., Rch.,
McCullough, M. C., Al.,
Negley, Chas., Dk.,
Paine, Jas. B., Jack.,
Palmer, L. A., Cuy.,
Patton, Benj., Def., Pau.,
Pearl, H., Er.,
Porter, H. H., Tus.,
Price, Robert, Musk.,
Pugsley, J. J., High.,
Ray, D. Gano, Ham.,
Reed, E. A., Trum.,
Reed, Wm. H., Rs.,
Reese, Benj. L., Frk.,
Rimer, James W., V. W.,
Robinson, A. B., Un.,

Sawyer, Lewis C., Aug.,
Scott, James, War.,
Scott, Thos. B., Jeff.,
Sharpe, Robt. L., Fair.,
Smith, Henry R., Nble.,
Spetnagle, Theo., Rs.,
Snyder, Thos. C., Stk.,
Stewart, G. W., Mon.,
Stryker, Peter F., Ham.,
Stubbs, D. C., Pre.,
Sullivan, Samuel, Mi.,
Thorp, Freeman, Asht.,
Townsend, Chas., Ath.,
Tyler, Joel L., Lick.,
Tyler, W. D., Way.,

Vallandigham, C. N., Mont.,
Voight, Lewis, Ham.,
Walker, James, Log.,
Wallace, Wm. T., Frk.,
Ward, Columbus P., Vin.,
Wetmore, W. H., Wd.,
Wheeler, Wm. H., Han.,
Williams, Geo. W., Ham.,
Williamson, Jno. A., Hur.,
Wilson, Thos. H. Mah.,
Wolf, Salem S., Hock.,
Yates, David R.,
Young, S. E., Har.

When the House met for organization, John C. Covert was designated as temporary Clerk.

For Speaker, Thos. A. Cowgill received 68 votes, and S. S. Bloom received 45.
For Speaker pro tem., J. A. Williamson received 68 votes, and James A. Estill, 44.
For Clerk, D. J. Edwards, 68 votes; Lewis A. Brunner, 45.

George W. Copelin was elected Journal Clerk and Charles Wheeler, Message Clerk, and the record does not disclose the remaining Clerks, nor are they indexed in the Journal.

For Sergeant-at-Arms, J. W. A. Gillespie received 68 votes, and Allen Beach, 45. G. W. Andrews was elected First, Abram Moore, Second and Fredrick Blenkner, Third Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms, the latter receiving a unanimous election, as was the case in all of his elections with a single exception.

On the thirteenth of January, 1880 the two Houses voted separately for United States Senator, and on the next day met in joint convention. The result was:

Mr. Garfield having received a majority of each House was declared elected.

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On the twenty third of December, 1880, Mr. Garfield not having assumed the duties of the Senatorship, and having in the meantime been elected President of the United States, renounced the Senatorship, and on the eighteenth of January, 1881, the two Houses voted separately to fill the vacancy. The result of the balloting was:

Mr. Sherman having received a majority in each branch of the Legislature, was declared elected upon the reading of the Journals of the two Houses.

Many amendments to the Code of laws were adopted, and the larger portion of the two sessions were devoted thereto.

It was made unlawful to practice medicine and surgery without first obtaining a diploma from some medical college, except when physicians had been in recognized, reputable and continuous practice for a fixed period of time.

The act of the previous Legislature redistricting the State for the purpose of electing members of Congress, was repealed, and the act of April, 1872, previously noted, was revived.

Charles Townsend, of Athens, resigned, and was succeeded by Chas. L. Kurtz.

Attorneys General-GEO. K. NASH, DAVID A. HOLLINGSWORTH, part of 1883. Supreme Judges-JOHN W. OKEY, Wm. WHITE, W. W. JOHNSON, GEO. W., MCILVAINE, NICHOLAS LONGWORTH.

Adjutant General-SAMUEL B. SMITH.

SIXTY-FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

Regular Session met January 2, 1882; adjourned April 17, 1884. Adjourned Session met January 2, 1883 ; adjourned April 19, 1883.

Senator Luther M. Strong acted as temporary Clerk, pending the organization of the Senate.

For President pro tem., Rollin A. Horr received 20 votes; Mosesh H. Kirby received 10 votes.

For Clerk, Jacob C. Donaldson received 20 votes; David S. Fisher, 10 votes.
The following additional Clerks were elected:

Journal Clerk, Joseph P. Smith.

Message Clerk, William S. Matthews.

Engrossing Clerk, Lillie C. Darst.
Enrolling Clerk, Dayton W. Glenn.

Recording Clerk, Walter E. Thomas.

For Sergeant-at-Arms, D. W. H. Day received 20 votes and David H. Tolan 10

votes.

Assistant Sergeants-at-Arms-First, J. H. Hall. Second, Alexander McDowell. On the fourth of January, 1882, the two Houses met in joint assembly to witness the canvass of the votes at the preceding October election. The result declared was: Governor-Charles Foster, 312,735; John W. Bookwalter, 288,426; Abram R. Ludlow, 16,597; John Seitz, 6,330. There were scattering, 138 votes.

Lieutenant Governor-Reese G. Richards, 314,100; Edgar M. Johnson, 288,266; Jason McVey, 16, 127; Charles Jenkins, 6,360. There were scattering, 34 votes.

State Treasurer-Joseph Turney, 316,232; A. P. Winslow, 286,59; Ferd. Schumacher, 15,824; W. F. Gloyd, 6,487. There were scattering. 125 votes.

Attorney General—Geo. K. Nash, 315,655; Frank C. Dougherty, 287,470; D. W. Gage, 15,655; G. N. Tuttle, 6,482. There were scattering, 67 votes.

On the third of January, 1883, the two Houses met jointly, the vote for Secretary of State at the preceding October election was canvassed, and the result was declared

to be:

James W. Newman, 316,87+; Charles Townsend, 297,757; Ferdinand Schumaker, 12,202; George L. Hafer, 5,345.

Deaths in the Sixty-fifth General Assembly, H. C. H. Needham, succeeded by J. H. Evans, from the Eighth District, and Henry E. O'Hagan, succeeded by Godfrey Jaeger, from the Thirtieth District.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

ORLANDO J. HODGE, Speaker.
D. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.

Alexander, J. Park, Sum,
Allen, C. L., Ful.,
Bargar, G. H., Cos.,
Bell, Wm., Jr., Frk.,
Beman, L. M., Gal.,
Bloch, Wm., Cuy.,
Bowersox, C. A., Wd.,
Brady, Peter, Sky.,
Brenner, Simon, Mont.,
Brooks, E. P., Mgs.,
Brownfield, Benj., Lick.,

I. N. HATHAWAY, Speaker pro tem.
ISRAEL UNDERWOOD, Sergeant-at-Arms.

Brunner, L. A., Wyt.,
Card, Osman, Cuy.,
Carlisle, James, Morr.,
Cochran, Robert, Br.,
Cooper, H. L., Ham.,
Conrad, Silas H., Stk.,
Cory, James E., Craw.,
Coryell, James L., Ad.,
Cunningham, F., But.,
Decker, Amos, Sen.,
Devereux, A. F., Ham.,

Dunham, F. H., Cuy,
Ellsworth, L. W., Law.,
Frame, R. S., Gsy.,.
Frese, A. F.. Ott.,
Gest, Jos. G., Jr.. Er.,
Gordon, L. S., Pau,
Graham, Jno. S. Tus
Green, Edw. M., Shl.
Green, Jno. P., Cuy.
Greiner, H. C., Per.,
Hadley, H. L., Fay.,