The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1876-04-20
General Laws Passed by the SIxIy-Sec-
Ond General Assembly or OHIO at
IFS First Session, Begun January 3,
1875.

No. l. Fixing the number Of off
ces OF any Board of Trade or any
Chamber of cOmmCrce at one Pfesi.
dent, two Vice-Pfesidents an1 two
Directors.
No. 2. Making appropri atoms for
deficiencies, and partial aprropria-
tions for the year 1876.
No. 8. To approve a deed given by
the State of Ohio, to the United States
of lands in the Sandusky Bay.
No. 4. To provide for the creation
OF incorporated villages of territory
composed OF one or more islands in
Lake Erie.
No. 5. To repeal the Geghan Glib
erty Of Conscience" Law.
No. 6. To authorize City Councils
to grsnt sites for erection of music
halls (SDringer Music Hall Bill.
No.7. To enable literary associa-
tions other than colleges, universities,
academies or seminariss to increase
their capital stock.
No. s. To provide for notice by
publication of resolution to construct
or repair sidewalks.
No. g. Prescribing penalties for
challenging to fight at fisticuffs or
with cudgels, or otherwise provoking
breach of the peace.
No. 10. To provide for the correc-
ton of technical errors and defects in
proceedings under the ditch laws.
No. IL. To provide for the appoint
ment of Deputy Clerk Of the Su.
preme Court to serve in the Supreme
Court Commission.
No. II. To provide for printing and
distributing journals of the General
Assembly.
No. 13. To suthorizs the Trustees
of the Cincinnati Southern Railroad
to borrow S6,000.000.
No. IA. Restoring the old law Of
appeals from Justices OF the Peace to
Common Pleas Court.
No. Is. Making further partial an
proprIations for the year 1876.
No. Is. Making q special appropri-
alton for the immediate construction
of an additional workshop at the PEN
itentiary.
No. II. To encourage the planting
of willows to protect the banks of the
Ohio River.
No. is. Prescribing penalties for
frauds perpetrated by the use OF tele-
grams or other communications.
No. IS. To allow persons who have
served as tales jurors during the year,
but who are regular jurors for the
term, to serve in the trial of a cause
No. 20. To reduce the minimum
width OF township roads to Is feet.
No. q. Fixing the standard weight
OF bushel of onions at so pounds.
No. p. To exempt the counties of
Jefferson and Delaware from the ope-
ration of the act to give Probate
Courts in certain counties jurisdiction
in minor criminal cases.
No. %. To protect wild pigeons
while nesting or roosting in this
State.
No. "a. To provide for charging
the expenses of street crossings upon
adjoining property in certain cities Of
the first-class (TOledo).
No. p. To allow ouly holders of
paid up stock to vote on a question OF
increasing the capital stock Of rail-
road.
No. 26. To regulate the Ohio Sol
diers' and Sailors Orphans Home, at
Xsnia.
No. q. To authorize County Com
missioners to construct approaches to
bridges.
No. %. To so amend the act in re-
lation to street improvements in cities
Of the secoDd-class as to make It ap-
ply to Improvements costing $1,000
or more.
No. %. To regulating toe exhum-
ing and removal Of the dead, and the
ssIe Of disused burial grounds in town
ships.
No. 80. To reorganize the manage
ment OF the Ohio Penitentiary.
No. 81. To create Board of Pub
lie Works in certain cities (Cinein-
NATL.
No. 81. Authorizing the election Of
Board Of Police Commissioners, and
consolidating the same with the
Board Of Health, In certain cities
(Cleveland).
No. SO. To authorize examiners Of
County Treasures appointed under
the independent Treasury Law to
subpoena witnesses and use compul-
sorry process.
No. 81. To repeal section 4 OF the
act OF March 13, 1871, In relation to
plating lands. The repealed section
forbids paying for buildings sppropri-
ated in opening plated streetsl.
No. 35. Prescribing penalties OF
| one to 20 years imprisonment in the