Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-01-28
From the o. 8. Journal.
OHIO LEGISLATURES,
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 20.

SENATE.
Petitions For reduction of fees.
Bills introduced: Requiring executor
or administrator to take charge of a
deceased PERSONS real estate, when
there are no known heirs to estab-
lish industrial pursuits in connection
with childreH's homes; requiring pro.
bate judges TO furnish a list of births
and death to the Commissioner of Sta
tistics. Bills passed: Amending the
metropolitan police act for cities hav-
ing 100, 900 population; amending the
mutual benefit association act so that
the aggregate paid to heirs of de-
ceased member shallnot exceed $1,000 ;
providing notice may be given to non
res ident property holders, in case of
the appropriation of lands to public
use by municipal corporations, by pub
fishing the substance of the applica-
ton; amending the Adair law so as
to require that damages may net be
obtained unless notice shall have been
given ten days prior to the sale of liq-
uors. This bill passed by vote of 90
to II.
HOUSE.
Petitions: For reduction of fees !:
against change in the liquor laws
Bills passed: Authorizing the Warden
of the Penitentiary to furnish gas to
the State institutions; detaching the
counties of Pickaway and Madison
from Franklin in the Fifth judicial
district; requiring county recorders to
inderse on recorded papers amounts
charged.
January 2I
SENATE.
Petitions: for reduction of fees ::
for retaining the liquor laws as they
are. Bills introduced: Authorizing
Stark and Columbana counties to is.
sue bends and build a Children's 8
Home; repeating amendments of last
session to the civil code; giving a
mechanics lien to those whose busi-
ness it is to raise, lower or build
houses; making the gambling law ap-
plicable to gamblers who use marked
cards or trick boxes.
Bills passed: Authorizing sale of
the Franklin County Infirmary ground
prohibiting riding or driving upon
track or grounds or any railroad.
HOUSE.
Petitions: For reduction of fees :;
against changing the liquor law.
Bill introduced: Holding ow ners
of dogs responsible for damages they
may commit; providing that no stay
of execution shall be allowed on Judg.
nent rendered on claims for labor.
Bills passed: Authorizing directors
of the Penitentiary to construct addi-
tlonal buildings and cells; providing
that the earnings of debtor, as now
provided, shall at no time exceed $500
Providing for appeals in civil actions
in mayors courts allowing superin-
tendents of infirmaries to work tran
sient inmates; allowing county COM
missioners to locate school houses in
joint sub-districts lying in different
townships
Jan %.
Two local bills were introduced.
Adjourned until Tuesday.
HOUSE.
Bills introduced: For organiza.
ton of Longview Asylum regulating
charges of telegraph companies.
Adjourned until Tuesday
January 26.
SENATE.
Seven bills were read the second
lime, and few petitions were pre-
sented
HOUSE.
Numerous petitions were presented
against modifying the liquor laws
Bills introduced: Relieving the
Franklin County Agricultural Society
from holding fairs; prescribing rate of
State taxes: making it misdemeanor
to employ children for begging pur-
poses; giving claims of employees
preference over other claims enabling
incorporated villages to surrender
their corporate rights.
= An old Lady hearing somebody
say the mails were irregular, said: at
was just so in my young days-no
trusting any Of 'em.
- Be assured that when once 3 wo-
man begins to be ashamed OF what she