Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-04-30

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nual and semi-annual settlements with
the State Auditor.
To provide fer reducing delinquent
taxes, where no property Is found TO
distrain, TO the form of a Judgment.
To require that the same notice he
given for Vac tug State road as reqcir
ed for vacation of other roads
TO exemp, from execution or seizure
any fund set APART by benevolent asso-
Citations or -orieiies TO. the families OF
deceased members.
To provide for improvement oi
streets, and plan.ii g shade trees alon.
the same, and manner in which con |
tracts he let.
To provide that an artillery crsaniz-
alton shall be allowed, when on parade
or in camp, not exceeding six days pei
year, - SO per day for each horse actu-
ally employed.
For the further protection OF birds
and game.
For the reorganization of the institu-
tion for the education of the blind.
To prevent the sale of intoxication
liquors at or near the Ohio Solciers'
and Sailors Orphans Home.
Codifying the ditch laws.
For the reorganization and manage
ment of hospitals for the insane.
To provide that violation of the
laws for the prevention of cruelty to
Ianimals shall subject the offender to
thesame punishment as challenging to
fight at isticuffs.
1 Providing that before a company
shall commence supplying city with
!. water or gas, the question Of granting
the company such privilege shall be
submitted to vote of the people.
To enable Common Council of any
city or Incorporated village in this
State, having population of twenty
five hundred inhabitants, or more,
Through which any of the canals of this
State may run, or for the Board OF
County Commissioners of the county
in which such city or incorporated vii
llage may be situate, TO construct and
maintain for public use swing
bridge or self-closiRg bridge, or any
highway where the same crosses such
canal, within the territory of said city
or Incorporated village.
Requiring ihe levy OF tax for the
purchase of a site and the erection of a
township house thereon, TO be submit
ted 10 vote of the people.
Providing that the amount heretofore
assessed upon the landowners, resident
within two miles of free turnpike,
for the repair and improvement of the
same, shall be used for the same pur-
pose by the County Commissioners.
TO render more efficient the law in
relati, n to inviosins railroads by feI :
and cattle guards.
TO provide that, where land has
= been appraised which is presumed tC
! contain oil, the County Commissioners
!, shall have authority to eqalize the ap
praisement.
Providing that .pecialists may bC
:, employed as teachers who cap not pas
u examination in the ordinary branche
:" of education.
{ To protect sidewalks from obstruc
ton and injury, and providin.. tina
:, tineS be assessed for such otienses, whicl
- shall be used tor the repair of such in
jury or removal of such obstruction.
:, To provide Tor the publication of tn
" annual report OF County Commission
ers in September.
- To provide that the guardianship {
of cemetery grounds, located outside I
=" municipal corporations, and not undt
-, the conIrOl OF religious association
- shall be placed in the hanus OF Tow
~ ship Trustees.
- 10 provide for the Republication {
-, certain volumes of the Obio Sta
Reports.
:, 10 enable trustees ofreligious demon
." nations to become iucoT yuTaFed ali
,rS defining their powers.
. To prevent The sale of school lhut
or ~ for taxes until the purchase monty
"a "a all paid, ana tc prevent the eXhau
W tion of the school fund.
-, To provide that One-half the fees In
" posed under the act to prevent crueit
oeI to animals shall go to the society NAL
ing the arrest, aud ADDS imprisonmel
10 for violation of the law.
.,j To provide for the selling of coal
'h weight.
a. Prescribing the rate of Stale take
~ ~ and to repeal an act therein named.
so To authorize the transmissioA of tn
vi returns of senatorial elections by mai
10 apply the provisions of the Babt
ha primary election law to political co
n ventions.
e. 70 require the polls at primary ele
~ tiOns to be kept open from II a. IN. tC
;as p. III.
To divide wards of cities into ty
ho election precincts where the votil
~ population of ward exceeds 1,v00.
I.,S I To enable oranges of Order of T
80 ~ irons of Husbandry to become incorp
-; rated.
~ ~ To require the quality and weight
for flour packed i'm sacks TO be distinct
'o' marked on each package.
,..,l To provide for the creation of soc
=; ty to hold donations for superannuat
r. preachers.
M .nv Requiring the Probate Judge in ca
ga g. county to make semi-annual examir
q tions into the condition of the treasuI
To organize the Soldiers and Sailo
Orphans Home at Xenia.
~. To reorganize the State institute
II,, for the blind.
nS nS The Temperance women of Jacks
have organized.
ma The temperance meetings in NJ
en- York, Sunday, were meagerly atten
IN ed.
nai The New York Sous OF Temperan
ar are preparing for their anniversal
May IL.
.is. The Akron saloon keepers ha
ear agreed to quit selling liquors except
authorized by law.
Dn- Contributions are being made in b
raj ton for relief of sufferers by the ov,
flow of the Mississippi.
> Practical operations have decid
h. the mooted question of the existence
ion coal in Southern Minnesota.
Some japanese capitalists ha
ees bought Idaho. 1t is only the Unit
States storeship of that name, howev'
90 Baltimore exalteth its horn over hs
ing the largest grain elevator in t
.;r world-of one million bushels capacii
er- Brooks, of Arkansas, is a native
ad- Ohio, where he served rs preacher