Grov enor records of acts and votes in late Ohio Legislature
Summary of General Grosvenor's legislative record notes 16 bills and joint resolutions he introduced or supported, including church property sale in Nelsonville, court time changes in Athens County, funding to Ohio University, jury reform, civil procedure contempts, veteran pay, publication of the Ohio State Reports, canal vacating, railroad ticket rules, and various constitutional and judiciary measures.
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Grosvenor
General Grosvenor
Nelsonville
Athens County
Athens
Alexander
Ohio University
Trimble Township
Egner
Rufer
Cincinnati
C. R. Greenleaf
Ohio State
Ohio
Hocking Canal
Chauncey Down
House
Senate
Code of Criminal Procedure
Supreme Court
House Committee
Supreme Court Commission
Common Pleas
Mahoning
Wood County
Reese
Pearson
Boyce
Miami
Herron
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Gen. Grosvenor
St. Louis
St. Louie
John#00
Union Party
South
North
New York Times
Wuatt
Central
Johnson
New York Tribune
Gov. Allen
Gov
Hartranft
Pennssylvania
Delaware, Lackawanona and Western Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Paul Boyington
English Channel
Dover
Boulogne
Rhode Island
Weill
Rhody
Fayette County
Columbus
Delaware
William Schults
Man
Zanesville
Grangers
Soldiers’ Orphans’ Home
Xenia
High Street
Harrison
Putnam County
Senate Chamber
Allen
Massillon
William Street
Huntington
A.S. Beddison
Lancaster
Bucyrus Journal
Sherman Guards
Piqua
New Troy Company
Innis
Ohio Penitentiary
J. B. Hanford
Wakeman
W.S. Groesbeck
Burnet Woods Park
Wood, Putnam
Henry County
Ohio Canal
George Warrick
Toledo
Greghan
Washington
van Law
Marietta
David Barber
Marietta Township
J.B. Hovey
A. P. Brigham
Belpre
Miles Brown
Hartford City
Olive Rouse
Stephen Rouse
Blind Tom
City Hall
Manietta
Barlow Township
Noah McGraw
Little Hocking
J. J. Holliser
Dunham
Preston Seamon
Beverly
Washington County
H. L. Sibley
Knowles
E. James
Fox Lake
Wisconsin
Enoch MclIntosh
Lexington
Massachusetts
Niagara Fire Company
Harmar
Ezra Mickener
Brown’s Mills
Moxahala
Hocker
John McLaughlin
Perry County
Sunday School Union
New Lexington
John Ferguson
Lizzie Hewett
Somerset
Isaac Weaver
Horace Wilson
Central Railway Construction Company
Esther
A. Y. Hooper
Columbia City
Ind
Messrs
Palmer & Lippincott
Crooksville
First National Bank
Ezra Buxton
Farrara
Buxton
Emily Brengardner
Martin Brengardner
Reading Township
Monroe
Woodsfield
Thomas
Little
Louis Hoeffler
Jas. R. Smith
Philip Wagenheim
Bellaire
Vinton
J. B. Jonson
Presbyterian Church
McArthur
Hillsboro
William A. Hutt
Allensville
Delphos
R. D. Morgan
M. E. Church
Rome
Josannie Snyder
James Sage
Elk Township
J. W. Meyers
Eagle Township
John Hafferty
Zaleski
Gallipolis
Hocking
D. A. Miller
Logan
Sentinel
Col. Rempel
H. L. Wright, Esq
Judge Groghan
Logan Steam Mills
Sol Rhoads
Logan Board of Health
D. Heft
Wood County Infirmary
Hocking County Infirmary
Charles H. Rippey
Louis Kleinschmidt
Lawrence A.culver
George Dishley Marshal
Morgan
McConnellville
W. W. Wood
Malta
Adam K. Brower
Windsor Township
Lewis B. King
Penn Township
Iowa
Francis Pettit
Denvertown
Franklin County
Groveport
W. T. Gibson
McConnelaville Presbyterian Church
Cather
Baptist Church
Herald
Citizens
McConnelsville
Jasper McGrew
R. H. Cotton
Homer Mummey
California
Joseph Lent
Earnest Moore
John Reed
Ross
Chillicothe Street Railroad Company
Chillicothe
Philip Heibel
Phoenix Fire Company
Story
Patterson
Henry Summers
Gartner & Son
John Ewing
Platter & Ingalls
Alice Minear
A. Minear
Clarksburg Pike
Hallsville
Adjutant General
George Clark
Campbell Light Guards
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