Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-18

10 provide Tor obtaining and publishing reports
OF banks, savings institutions, and trust com.
panies organized under the laws OF this State.
| PROMPTING payment TO newspapers for publish
| ing statistics returned to County Auditors
To make the Attorney General a member Of the
Board Of Printing Commissioners in place Of the
| Controller, whose office is abolished.
To authorize the levy OF taxes to rebuild or re-
pair county inhrmaries or chldrens home build
ings from loss by ire or other casualty
Authorizing stockholders in corporations to vote
For the better management Of orphan asyums.
Prescribing the mode. Of legal proceedings in
cases where arbitration fails for any cause
| Prescribing proceedings for the condemnation
OF gravel stone, aud other materials for road i'm
provement.
Authorizing municipal corporations or County
Commissioners to construct drawbridges across
| any canal.
Providing for the completion Of memorial build
ings begun under the act in relation TO building
soldiers monuments.
Prescribing maximum fees for defending in
| digent prisoners.
Authorizing reduction Of the number OF direct
Ors Of any completed turnpike to three.
Prescribing the course OF descent Of property Of
| from husband or wife.
For the construction Of subordinate roads by
| townships.
Authorizing the construction Of common-car-
| rier companies TO lease and operate railroads.
| Authorizing Township Trustees to appropriate
| for cemeteries lands within 200 yards Of dwell
| tng-house when consent in writing Is given by
| the owner.
To provide for the equalization Of bank shares
| for taxation.
To create u commission to investigate the cause
| and means of cure OF diseased animals.
| Requiring Assessors TO collect statistics Of the
number and value Of hogs destroyed by cOnta-
gious diseases.
Authorizing an executor to report claims upon
motion oil an heir, creditor, or other party in in
Prescribing the rate of taxation for county
bridge, road and township purposes.
| Requiring Township Assessors 10 return to
County Auditors separate lists Of residents of
special school districts.
TO authorize Township Trustees to levy addi
tional taxes for special road improvement.
To reOrganize the Board of Trustees OF the Ohio
| Agricultural College.
| Authorizing County Commissioners to offer re.
wards for the detection Of horse.thieves.
| To protect owners of real estate in remainder
against waste committed thereon by tenants by
| courtesy.
To amend the act in relation to incorporation Of
| religious denominations as to prescribe when
any organization affected by the act has become
| extinct.
| To amend Secs. 534 5s6 and $40 OF the Civil Code
in relation to setting aside Judgments etc.
To authorize free banking.
| To authorize Councils of municipal corporations
| to require new bonds to be given in case of in
solvency Of the surety on bond.
Prescribing proceedings for detaching territory
from a city or village.
To authorize the Probate Court to d vacancies
occasioned by death or removal OF an assignee
| Prescribing the fees Of County Auditors.
| Fixing the regular meetings of Trustees OF the
Soldiers Orphans Home quarterly instead of
monthly.
To regulate the speed OF railroad locomotives
and cars within the corporate limits of cities and
villages.
To authorize Boards Of County Commissioners
TO employ counsel in civil suits.
Providing that any special school district Gre
eraI Assembly shall not be changed y % Sy the he local
board within three years after it has been ere
ated
Providing that village districts for school pur-
poses shall only be constituted by and upon a vote
of ma ajority in the village to be so constituted
To make the Mayor OF city er-oncio a member
OF Council for the purposes of organization in case
| Of tie.
Authorizing County Commissioners to accept
from the stockholders without purchase any turn
pike and hold the same as n free public highway
10 authorize church sessions TO become incOr-
pOrated.
To authorize and require Road Supervisors to
enforce the law to prevent the spread of Canada
thstles
Providing for the preservation and use Of plats.
pronles and surveys made under applications for
road improvement in cases where such application
fails.
To authorize Boards of Trade and Chambers OF
Commerce TO purchase land and erect buildings
for their own use.
Fixing the minimum width of track Of turnpike
roads constructed by County Commissioners at
ten feet.
Toauthorize narrow-gauge railroad companies
to Issue bonds.
Providing that County Commissioners shall pay
out of the bridge fund for bridges built on roads
constructed on petition of landowners,
Providing for the publication Of proposed amend
ments to the Constitution.
Requiring q record to be kept Of chattel mort
cages filed.
TO amend Sec 20 of the Civil Code and require
service of notice by mail upon non resident par
ties in attachment suits.
Authorizing Sheriffs to fill vacancies in the
Office of commissioners appointed by the court in
partition cases.
To provide for the collection of delinquen,
taxes
Providing for placing upon the tax duplicate
To amend Sec. 200 OF the Civil Code as to pro.
ceedings against garnishee.
To amend Sec. 3l3 of the Civil Code as to testi-
mony of witnesses who die between the time OF
the first and second trial.
To amend the Baber law of primary elections
in relation TO the hours OF opening and closing the
polls.
Fixing responsibility for costs upon persons
who sign both petition and remonstrance in pro
ceedings to construct roads.
Fixing the responsibility for costs of appellants
from the decision Of oad-viewers.
To enable executors and administrators TO oh.
tain funds arising from sale of real estate in parti
ton TO pay debts.
For the better security of head contractors. sub
contractors, and material men, and To repeal pre-
vOus acts on this subject
Providing that the Board of Equalization of any
city shall consist OF the County Auditor and six
citizens
For the better protection of wool-growcrs and to
cOnfiscate dogs.
For the better protection of policyhoders in
life insurance companies.
To prescribe the width of the road-bed of turn.
pike and plank roads.
To consolidate. revise and annul the statutes re-
lating to jails and the Penitenhary.
To amend, revise aud consolidate the statutes re
lating to criminal procedure.
To amend revise and consolidate the statutes
relating to crimes and offenses
Making general appropriations for the year 1877
and trst quarter of 1873.
Requiring keepers of inns and boarding houses
to provide suitable nre-escapes.
Authorizing companies to become incorporated
for the purpose OF dealing in patent rights and fo
the purpose OF manufacturing uling, roofing anc
flooring.
To regulate the letting of contracts for the do
ing of public work.
10 prevent trespassing on railway trains.
To establish school of mines and engineering
in the Agricultural College.
To provide a warehouse and create an inspector
for the inspection Of tobacco
To authorize certain counties to construct turn
pike roads.
jurisdiction in the assessment of railroad property
| Providing for Incorporation of farm labor asso
Citations.
To consolidate land titles in Ohio
Providing for the publication OF legal advertise
ments in papers with patent sides.
ing records in the Adjltant-General's office.
Relating to the mode of fixing the value in
money OF dover estates
Providing for repairing and preserving bitches
, To authorize Township Trustees to purchase
stone and gravel to improve highways.
To provide for the registration OF voters.
Requiring municipal corporations TO keep in re
pair any portion Of turnpike or plank road con
} demned for the use Of such corporation.
To authorize railroad companies to light theil
cars with coal oil Of % deg. hre test.
Providing for the erection OF new building a
3 the Penitentiary.
Providing for the organization Of the volunteer
T militia.
To establish a bureau Of labor statistics.
D Authorizing Trustees of municipal corporation
. 10 reduce width Of streets.
AN agreement was reached on tn,
18th between the striking coopers ant
r the Standard Oil Company at Cleve
land. The strikers return to work at tn
. reduced rate, on full time, and the com
pany promise soon to advance thei
wages.
THE annual session of the Gran,
8 Lodge l. o. o. f., in session a
Portsmouth, adjourned on the 10th
q The officers elected for the ensuing yea
are as follows; M. w. Grand Master, II
. G. Hedges, Mansfield; r, w, Deput
Grand Master, George Green, Troy; X
J, w. Grand Warden, S. X Bradshaw
Columbus; r. W. Grand Secretary, W
n c. Earle, To.edo; r, w. Grand Treas