Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-11
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1svg sasis's siFiscaroRIAI.9dw isdt 81
9 Fish chutes over thethe State dams
have not yet been sconstructed. The
- ssenate, some time ago, wanted to- know
-1.f WHY last winters law ron this subject
ba had not been complied With ) 4 be an
swer was that there was no money
-,z.swith which to, build said chutes. A
Il resolution was then adopted requiring
I'D the Board OF Rablie Works to- report
to theSenate aa estimate Ofthe amount
of money which would be Necessary for
u, this purpose. The report, has not yet
been presented, y. - ,.j.,,,-.. ii ,.t.,,,. ( =
80 Bills have been i introduced which
,,,e. propose various Changes In the fish
laws; and when the subject comes up,
the absurd features of the present laws
= win receive proper attention. The ses-
sion IS approaching its close, however,
and many questions OF greater. siiiiper-
fance remain 70 be considered ere t..
''''' CYLINDER OF PRAY lER.',.,',1 ~ ~
st,, Ans7. English ~ Acknowledgement
a., Thought Of Satah in Paradise Lost.
= ;ssthat he was a deuced fine fellow, and
he hoped he'd Min.'npai. Were that at
torney living lBBckeyes his sympa-
s- thies at this time would doubtless be
WlLll Cncl11lC~5 VI DilC
~ Law. The friends of The repeal or
- -. modification sent up nom Cincinnati,
the other day; petition said to CON
-; fain forty.six thousand seven hundred
and tweilty-thfee names. THE names
are written in two columns, and the
isi 5saper makes afolf nearly a foot in di-
r. an5etefs In examining the autographs,
d94 however, one cannot overcome the. suS.
1Eeicioh that that many OF them were
sec formed by the same bands iDa lliH -. ~
The liquor men have been discuss
4. ing their rights before the Temperance
-sns COMMITTEES, of the Senate Neither
sse; House has taken any acIion on tht IN
bgg subject, the bills beng stllf ~ tn1e
10 LANDS IT the Gonmittee,1yjj9b st,,sj = =
bAsisisi ,ssglsaREMoNsERANGEsa aio si.s5 o
against repeal or 1nodifcation OF, tho
IN .Adair law ,Nh1ch have been presented
u by Mr.. ArlHstEorg since my last letter
i, 5,sre .frem d.. g. BGien1 and 46 Others
1e and ~ B. Talbot and 354 Others Of Bel
..,a Jsontand Guernsey Counties. s.,ais y
bs5Iisaai 7gaa PETRQI.EtllH.iIsI gsafo ~ ;,
The bill to regulate the sale off min
-. -eral oils has passed the House, ant
will doubtless be lconcurred IN by tn
III Senate. The bill prohibits the sale q g
i,9s any mineral or petgOle epmi oil !, or. an,
ti- uu1u OF pEDu IN ftllOiElA4ff VI fl41S "a
9li! tiele Or. product into which g pc
ugatroleum enters, which emits q gas o
- uapor that will ignite at any tenn pera
ture less than 11o degrees Fahrenheit
1t is to be made the duty of every
.''.i dealer 10 test the oil for himself, ths
70 .iirriariner Of resting being prescribed. II
case Dealer gets Oil which will no
.. stand the test, the Contract Of purchase
: - is 10 be void, and he may return tht
-. .ofI at bis, vendors expense. The bill
met with strong opposition from CleYe
~ land, where there is more. oil refined
sissit Exclaimed. than at any, other place il
ithe country Various oils were testec
3,lsduring the discussion Some would
.aofiash into flame at q low, TEN 9peTature
.wowhile Others were heated ,as,4 high %
Jas degrees before a match held neal
= the surface would cause igniti6n.!
-5sa 81 eoRcoRAN Er., H "A lsfEA s9s
81 The chief sensation at present is the
sidinvestigadsR, by q committee of the
bteHolse, ,I0f charges against Alf, Cere0raA;
Democatic BepreseRtati tive from sHAni-
ilton County, gls ls1q ~ s9i5dR =
Last session, Mr.. Corcoran introduced