The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-05-01
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Inc following is a copy Of the new
law relating to wills, and the repeal
Of former acts relating thersto.
SECTION 1 Bet enacted 5s ne
General Assembly Of the STATE o5
Ohio. That the first section Of the
entitled act besO amended IS to read
: as follows:
SECTION 1. That any person Of
full age and sound memory, having
an interest in lands, tenements or
hereditameuts or any annuity or rent
charged upon or issuing out Of the
same, or any goods, ehattels, rights,
credits, chooses in action or posses
sion, or any other property Of any
description whatever, may give and
devise the same to any person, BY
last viii and testament lawfully sx-
ecuted; subject nevertheless, to the
right OF creditors, and to the VroYi-
sions OF this act, aud Of an act enti-
| tied Can act to restrain the entail
ment Of real estate" Provided that
| il such teststor or testatrix shall die.
leaving issue Of his or her body, Ii7-
ing, or their legal representatives, OF
shall leave an adopted child OF chill
dren living, or their legal repressn-
tatiVes, and said viii give, diVise OF
beqUeath such estate in whole or IN
part to any benevolent, religious, ed
ueational or charitable purpose, OF to
any person in trust for any Of such
purposes, whether such trust appears
upon the face Of the Instrument ma
king such gift, divise, or bequest or
not TO the State of Ohio, or any state
or country or any county, township
city, Incorporated village, OF other
corporation or association, in this OF
any other State or country, in such
case said last will, as to .sueh device
or bequest, shall be invalid and void,
unless sneh will (or if contained in
q codieil thereto, then such codicu)
shall have been duly executed ac-
cOrding to law at least twelve calen-
dsr months prior to the decease OF
such tsstator or testStrix.
SECTION. 2 That the first section
Of the above entitled act be and the
same is hereby repealed.
Report of the Committee on the Traf-
&c in Intoxicating Liquors.
Mr.. Ecribner submitted the follow
ing report. The COMMITTEES on Trsf-
fic in Intoxicating Liquors having
attentively considered the several
propositions and petitions referred
to them report the accompanying
proposition, No. 22s, and recon-
mend that it be made 5 part Of the
schedule of the Constitution.
G. II. SCRIBEEE,
JAcoB MULLER,
julius FOREIsERG
JOHN RIcKEY,
JOHN McCAULY,
PROPOSITION 40. 22S-
SUBSTITUTE FOR SECTION Is OF THE
SCHEDULE
Sec.1. At the time when the votes
Of the electors shall be raken for the
adoption or rejection Of this Consti-
tuition, there shall be separately snh-
mitted to the electors, Tor Adoption
or rejection, an additional section in
the words following, to wit;
sSec. 2. License to traffic in spir-
ituous, Yinious, or malt liqu uors, may
be granted under such regulations as
prescribed By law"
The vote for the adoption or rejeo-
ton Of said section shall be in the
manner following: A separate ballot
may be given BY each elector and dis
posed in a separate box. Upon the
ballot given for said separate amend
ment shall be written or printed, or
partly written and partly printed, the
words g License to Traffic u Iltoxi-
eating Liquors, Yes, y and upon the
ballots given against said amend
ment, in like manner, the words" Ii
cense to Traffic in intoxicating Liz
uros, No" II, at said election, q
majority Of the.votes given for and
against said amendment, shall con
tain the words, License to Traffic
in Intoxicating Liquors, Yes" then
the said amendment shall be q Seper-
ate section Of Article Is Of the Con
stitution. But if 3 majority Of the
votes givenRor and against said e.
mendment shall contain the words
"License to Traffic in intoxicating
Liquors-No;" then the following
amendment shall be q separate SEQ
ton of Article 8 Of the Consti-
tuition, to wit:
! SEC. 3. No Licanse to Traffic in In
toxicating Liquors shall hereafter be
granted in this State; but the Gen
eral Assembly may, by law provide,
against evils resulting thereirom.
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