The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-31

contract for lighting the streets and pub
lie buildings
l0l. To authorize the police commits
sioners of Cleveland to sell property com
ing into their possession.
l02, For the relief of ex'0yerseers of
the poor in Cincinnati.
1903. Prescribing the manner III which
village school districts shall be constl-
| tued.
l04. Providing that ia municipalities
where the council is not legally organized
the Mayor shall file his bond with the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas OF
the county, and giving the mayor the
casting vote in cases of tie IN the organ.
ization of Councils of cities of the second
class.
l05. Authorizing county commissioners
to take charge Of turnpike roads on the
written consent of three-fourths OF the
stockholders thereof.
106. Authorizing the Incorporation OF
sessions of the Presbyterian church.
lO7. To prevent the spread of Canada
thistles.
lO8. Providing for the preservation of
plants, profles and surveys of roads
applied for but where the application is
not granted, and for compensation to the
surveyors in case they are subsequently
used.
100. To authorize the Boards of Trade
aud Chambers of Commerce to lease
grounds and erect buildings.
ITO. To authorize the construction OF
turnpike roads having a width of ten feet
of pike instead of twelve feet.
Ill. To authorize narrow.g gauge Rail-
road Companies TO issue bonds.
1l2. To provide for the collection OF
DELINQUENT taxes assessed for road pur'
poses in the same manner as other de-
linquent taxes.
lis Fixing the compensation to news
papers for publishing the proposed
amendment to the Judicial Article of the
Constitution, and prescribing the manner
of voting on said proposed amendment.
ia. Providing for recording chattel
mortgages
ll5 To provide for the purchase aud
distribution of the four volumes of j. R.
Sayler's Statutes of Ohio, from 1860 to
1875.
ll6. The Code of Crimes and Offenses,
as revised and consolidated by the Codi-
fying Commission.
III. The Code of Criminal Procedures
revised an consolidated by the Codify-
ing Commission.
lis. The Code relating to the Peniten,
tiary and oiher prisons, as revised and
consolidated by the Codifying Commits
sion.
ll9. Amending section 70 of the Civil
Code 50 as to provide that nonresident
parties to actions who are served by pub
lication shall have copies of the notice
sent them by mail when their places OF
residence are known.
100 Amending section 4 of the act of
February II, 1881, to provide for The par
tition of real estate, so as to direct the
filing of vacancies in Boards OF Commits
sioners appointed to make partitions.
l2l. To provide for constituting Boards
of Directors in certain counties to repair
free turnpikes.
1872. Limiting the issue of Water Works
bonds by the city of Toledo to $4,000
year.
1923. To provide for the collection of
delinquent taxes.
l24. To provide for the collection of
delinquent free turnpike road taxes in
the same manner as other delinquent
taxes are collected
125. Creating Sinking Fund Commis-
sion for the city of Cincinnati.
1876. Amending section 200 Of the Civil
Code so as to limit It's provisions to gar
nishees resident in tie State.
127. Amending section 3l3 of the Civil
Code so as to admit evidence as to the
testimony of a party to an action deceas'
ed since a former trial.
1913. Amending the Baber Primary
Election Law so as to give Executive
Committees of the several political parties
the right to name the hours for holding
primary elections,
129 To punish ofenses on street rail-
road cars.
1870. To enable executors and admins
traitors to obtain funds arising from sale
of real estate on partition to pay debts.
13l. Vesting the police commissioners
with certain powers and duties of a
Board of Health in the city of Colum-
bus.
1872. To repeal the act of April IS, 1874,
to authorize the issue of floatini debt
bonds in Cleveland and Toledo.
1873. To provide for the abandonment
of a certain portion of the Hooking Canal
lying between the first lock below and
east of Nelsonville and the village OF
Chauncey, Athens county.
1884, Providing for the collection oftaxes
for road improvements.
1876. To make more effective the town
ship road law.
1856. Making appropriations for the fis-
cal year 1877, and the first quarter Of the
year 1878.
1877. For the better security of head
contractors, subcontractors, and material
men, and to repeal certain acts therein
named.
1873. Limiting the time and fixing the
compensation of Boards of Equalization
in cities of the first and second classes.
199. Supplementary to the Municipal
Code, authorizing certain cities to make
certain improvements, and to issue bonds
to pay for the same.
140. To secure greater safety for public
travel over bridges.
141. Providing for the registration of
voters in this State.
142. For the better protection OF policy
holders in Life Insurance Companies.
143 Relating to turnpikes and plank
roads.
l44 To limit taxation in certain coun-
ties in this State.
145. For the protection of wool growers
and the con6scatioI, of dogs.
146 For enlarging the gas works at the
asylum for Idiots, and building a bridge
at the Cleveland Hospital for the In
sane.
TAI. To amend an act to provide for the
creation and regulation of incorporated
Companies.
148. To require inn and clearinghouse
keepers to provide suitable and efficient
ire-escapes.
149. To authorize railway companies to
issue preferred stock,