The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-02-10
NUMBER 45.
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

Petitions from AIS citizens of Warren County
asking for sanitary measures, and 100 citizens
OF Darke County for a law preventing the kill
ing OF quail, We're presented. J 10
Bills were introduced providing against the
traffic of intoxicating liquors; authorizing the
council Of Ashtabula to build a town hall.
The following bills were introduced:
To regulate stock-yard companies, to fix their
charges, to punish extortion and unjust dis
elimination in the management thereof, and to
provide for charges Of transportation: for the
regulation of Children's Homes and Industrial
Schools established under the general incorpo-
rating laws of the State in Cuyahoga County;
amending certain sections OF the militia laws
of the -State;l to authorize the village of Del
phos to construct machine-shop and to issue
The House biil1 by Mr.. Chapman, providing
that where two or more parties Join in a part
nership; the firm may consist. OF the names of
one or more Of such partners, with the addition
"& Co., was passed.
The Senate BILL by Mr.. Richards, providing
have taught certain number of years in one
place. may be renewable without examination
at the discretion Of the Examining Board, was
passed. eu,9c eHr9 ST zs tJ
The following bills were passsd: gt
House bill, by Mr.. Wilson, to authorize the
Trustees of Poland Township, Mahoning County,
to purchase necessary ground for cemetery;
to provide an additional sum to complete and
further improve fair grounds for the use Of
county agricultural associations; Mr.. Sawyer's
House joint resolution, providing for loaning
battle-fags and standards to the Mexican War
Veterans Association Of Cincinnati, was adopt
cd; to authorize the Board Of Education of
Napoleon, Henry County, to issue bonds for the
redemption of other bonds; to provide for the
Issue and payment of bonds by the Commis-
sioners Of Scioto County, to meet and provide
for a deficiency in the county current fund; re-
rarily transferred tos the general revenue and
asylum funds; regulating the manufacture and
sale of butter and cheese; Senate bill, to au-
thol1ze the incorporated village of Coshocton
to transfer certain funds; Senate bill, author
izing the financial officers Of State institutions
to draw from the Treasury at one time sum
not exceeding one-tenth the amount of appro-
priatons for the current year; Senate bill, fixing
the salary Of the Clerk Of Supreme Court at
$2,5o0; Senate bill, providing for increased
compensation of members of the Board of Edu-
cation in Cincinnati. IN 2 ssaW5 E'a IS
Senate Bill No. "a, by Mr.. Fleischmann, to
amend Section 6939 of the Sullivan Anti-Pool
Bill, SO as to allow pools to be sold on the
grounds Of agricultural or trotting associations,
was read the third time. The bill was amended
pool selling to the grounds of trotting associa-
tions. The bill was put on its passage and lost
yeas 13, nays Is. ,.~r--..'..e--.. f. Is
Mr.. Greene's House bill, to provide for pun
ishing any person who may deal in medical
diplomas that are bogus, was read the third
time and passed-yeas 26, nays 8.
House bill, by Mr.. Morrison, to provide for
the refunding of the State debt OF Ohio was
carried by q vote of 25 to O.
On motion of Mr.. Van Cleaf the vote whereby
Mr.. Fleischmann's pool bill was lost was recon-
sidered and the bill was laid on the table by q
vote of 16 to IA. .-.lv =
Among the bills introduced were the follow
ing: By Mr.. Pond, to more effectually provide
against the evils resulting from the traffic in
vide that when a Probate Judge is officially in
formed Of the death of patient in an insane
asylum from his county, he shall at once notify
the relatives of the patient of the fact. o
The telegraph bill reported to the House by
the Judiciary Committee, was received by.the
rules.