The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-01-26
THE HOUSE

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Mr.. Barger introduced bin providing that
whosoeyer shall, by threat or otherwise In
terfere to prevent any other person from work
ing or obtaining work at any lawful business
on any terms he may see ft, shall be fined in
any sum not exceeding s200. This bill is de-
signed to prevent strikers from interfering with
persons desiring to work. Mr.. Drummer In
ytroduced bill regulating charges by express
and freight companies and requiring the free
delivery Of express matter at any point within
the corporate limits. fs
The Chief Clerk was authorized to appoint
three assistants, and reported the following:
Engrossing Clerk, J. G. Tyler, Of Columbus;
Enrolling Clerk, e. E. MuIlenix, of Hillsboro;
Recording Clerk, Miss Nellie Frye, Of Spring.
field. Mr.. Deveraux introduced q bill to mako
County Solicitors the legal advisors Of school
boards. Bills were introduced prescribing
penalties for false measures in the sale Of
berries, fruits and vegetables; to amend the
game law SO as to prevent the killing Of game
until the 1st Of November, 1884 to increase the
fees OF, Sheriffs; to allow widows to waive an
assignment Of dover, and ask in lieu thereof .
money allowance, in al orders of sale ON judg-
l-ments OF decrees, rs well as on sales BY exc
cutors, administratorss and guardians -
DR.. Scott introduced 3 bill to fix the respon-
sibility of the financial officers Of public insti-
tutions. Among other bills introduced was
D.
Another proposed the re-enactment Of the bill
under which the McConnelsville ordinance was
enforced. Mr.. Devereux offered o brace of
resolutions providing for an inquiry into the
cost of submitting Constitutional amendments
| to the people, with view to showing that the
process is attended with great expense, and ID
Of small utility. Mr.. Walker introduced bill
providing for the appointment by the Governor
of Q suitable person to act as agent In procur-
| ing homes for inmates Of the Reform School
| for Boys and the Girls Industrial Home. Mr..
Walker also introduced bill providing that
there shall be but one trial on the issue of in
sanity where persons are indicted for capital
foffenses.
Mr.. Conrad introduced bill appropriatine
e1, SIT, 535.02 for the support Of the common
schools Of the State also bill to appropriate
| $3.50, 900, $50, 900 Of which is to pay that part
of the State debt which win fall due next June,
Il and the rest to pay the interest ON the funded
i and irreducable debt of the State. Judge Lit
tier, Of Clark County, introduced . bill which
/ proposes to repeal section g. "a Of the Revised
| Statutes, as amended by the passage OF the
Stubbs Bill last winter. The declarations Of
the bill are sweeping. II prohibits the keeping
open Of any house, shop, grocery, eating- g-house,
beer garden, saloon, restaurant, boat, or house
of entertainment or other place where any spir.
Iftuous. yinous or malt liquors are kept, between
the hours Of IA o'clock midnight, Saturday, and
u O'Clock midnight, Sunday, ana for all viola
lions, assesses Q fine not less than 500 OF more
than $500, and the person convicted Of sucf
violation to stand committed until such nne Y