The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-03

u eY have omitted TO do so heretofore,
Extending the provisions of the Cieve.
land Metropolitan Police law TO Toledo, Day.
ton aud Columbus.
Authorizing tho Incorporation Of eleva.
tor companies.
To provide for establishing a line of
wharhng and dockage in navigable waters
in this s ate. ltprevides that wherever any
municipal corporations are situated upon
the bank OF any navigable stream or lake
with which Que Of the canals is united the
lire OF wharfug or dockoge shall be estab-
lshed under tho supervision Of tho Board
of Public Works.
Amending the provision Of the twenty.
second section of the school law 70 as to
allow six mills TO he levied for school aud
school house purposes, and supplement.
AIRY tax OF one mill in the years 1867 and
1868 TO pay existing Indebtedness.
To regulate and govern the Ohio Peni.
Tertiary. II is designed to make that insti
tuition more selEsustaning.
Changing the time Of the game law to go
into operation from the l4th to the FIRST day
of February aud making il unlawful to
catch or attempt to catch quailS with net,
snare or trap.
For the protection Of certain gravcyards
aud burial grounds. 1t invests the title of
burial grounds not belonging to religious
association or Incorporated company, and
which have not been dedicated according
TO the forms aud requirements of the law,
in the municipal corporation whore located
To authorize religious corporations, upon
petition to Common Pleas Judge, to sell
cemetery grounds in which further inter.
ments have been prohibited by municipal
ordinance.
TO authorize the Councils Of incorporated
villages OF over two thousand inhabitants
to locate aud construc sewers.
Amending section fifteen OF the act regu.
iating descents, so as to place baetards on
the same footing MS legitimate children.
Authorizing Township Trustees to con-
struct sidewalks leading TO cemeteries,
Authorizing any person, agricultural or
religious society, to appropriate on either
side of any public road, sufficient land for
the construction of a public sidewalk,
which shall not, in any manner, obstruct
any private entrance or public highway,
and making it unlawful for any one to drive
or hitch horse on the same, or to set up
booths, stands, &c, to be let or used for
profit.
Amending the act of 1865, so as to allow
in villages the sale or lease of wharVec
market spaces. parks or public grounds
upon ordinance of the Council only.
To authorize Incorporated villages, with
out regard to their population, to levy u
tax for the construction OF tree turnpikes.
TO authorize Township Trustees to ap.
propriate lands for cemetery purposes.
Appropriating the sum of $4,000 for the
Autetam National Cemetery near Sharps-
burg, Md.
TO authorize Cemetery Associations aud
Councils OF Incorporated villages to sell
or incuml er real estate
TO provide for the appointment of ii
Commissioner of Railroads and Telegraphs,
and to prescribe his duties.
To authorize Township Trustees, in
counties where infrmarics have been estab.
lished to appropriate the poor fund for
general township purposes.
Giving Township Trustees one dollar and
fifty cents per day for services under the
road law.
Providing that any sub district, or any
two or more contiguous sub districts, COLI
tanning not less than two hundred and
seventy five inhabitants, may become a sep
arate school district. The law does not ap.
ply to any city town, or Incorporated viii
lage now governed, as to schools, by any
special law, the Akron law, or by the law
of February 81, lS49, and the acts amend
atory thereof.
For the establishment, support aud regu-
lation of Children's Homes, and tho law
passed in 1866 upon the same subject.
Providing for the establishment of n
printing aud binding department in the
Institution of the Deaf and Dumb.
To provide for the erection Of an addi-
tional lunatic asylum, TO be located at
some conveniently accessible point within
the Central Asylum District, but not with
in thirty miles Of any Of the existing lunatic
asylums.
To provide for Furnishing the procure
ment Of abortion in any stage of fetal life,
unless the same shall have been necessary
to preserve the life of the mother.
To require balances of company funds
i'll hands of officers of the National Guard,
to be distributed among the members
thereof.
Repealing the third section of the aot
authorizing county commissioners to levy
q tax for road purposes, passed April 8,
1868.
Amending section two hundred and sixty.
six of the code of civil procedure, so as
to require the Judge TO reduce his charge
to writing at the request of either party to
the suit.
To exempt pensioners of the United States
from performing the two days labor on the
public highways.
Authorizing an incorI GRATED village, and
the townslIip in which it is situated, to unite
in erecting town hall.
To authorize the council Of incorporated
villages to levy tax of Zen mills in any
one year for sewerage purposes.
To require railroad companies to stop all
passenger trains at every station located
at town or village having three thousand
inhabitants.
To require railroad companies to assist
in the construction of drains, bitches, or
water.courses that will cross or drain their
road-beds.
Authorizing testimony taken before &
master commissioner or refereS TO be used
at subsequent stage Of tile canse.
Amending section fifteen of the code Of
civil procedure SO as to provide that the
cause of action shall not be deemed TO
have occurred until the discovery Of tho
wrong doer.
70 provide for the creation and regula.
tion Of co operative trade associations.
Extending the Health Law 10 Dcorpor-
ated villages.
Ceding to the United States Jurisdiction
over the lands to be used for the National
Asylum or Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.
Amending section twenty.four OF the
General Election Law so as TO provide for
the punishment Of Judge OF Election who
shall refuse TO receive or shall sanction the
rejection Of ballot from any persoD, know
ing him to have all the qualifications OF an