Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-03-16
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

,OHlO LEGlSLAIO RE.
March 7,-Senate-Petitinns present
ed: Four for the Brigham bill; three
for the Smith Sunday Till.
Bills passed: Providing that notice of
non-payment or non-acceptance of nego-
table paper may be given by mail
giving homestead exemption to widows
and orphans SO long as the widow or an
unmarried child resides thereon; pro-
Yiding that teachers shall be examined
in the Constitution of the United States
and in single and double entry book
keeping. thd1 wcad -at fr.l'
/, Joint resolution adopted: Asking Con-
gress to suppress pOlygamy. IL
Bills introduced: Allowing teachers
certificates issued for five years and
making them valid in adjoining coun-
ties; changing the time of holding the
State agricultural convention to the
second Wednesday in January; provid-
ing that deeds made by the Governor
shall be made only to the original pur-
chaser; protecting quail from January
to October so, wild turkey from January
Is to October 80, blue winged teal from
January to August 81, and woOdcoek
from January !, to July 3-a-.il yr...,.I =
House-Bills passed: To pay for the
expenses of'the National Guards attend
ing the Garfield obsequies; making
chicken and bee stealing penitentiary
ofenses. gI biuaf3 so5U3.5 a,'sf- $500 -
MARCH STANDARDIZATION present
ed: Five, for the Smith Sunday bill.
81 Bills passed.: Extending the privileges
of the State Library to certain persons /;
encouraging fish propagation in Ohio
waters ;giying widow power to elect
10 take her, dover in money where real
estate of decedent is sold ny order of
court; against disseminating township
high schools under thlee years; insuring
the return of statistics to the State
Auditor .- B..
Discussion followed on the resolution
submitting a temperance constitutional
amendment to- the people, containing
three prOpositiOns-lirst, giving the Leg
isture lpewer to tax liquor manufacture
or sale; second, giving authority topro-
hibit their manufacture. sale or use !;
third, the decal option in counties, town
ships Or municipalities. A substitute
was adopted for submitting to the peo-
pie a constitutional amendment, giving
bhe Legislature absolute power to legis-
late on theliquor question, and regulate,
restrain, tax, license or prohibit the
Manufacture or sale. The substitute
was adopted. 4ii .iE IL aI-l .tl,
!, Bills introduced: Repeating section
1858, for examination of mutual fire COM
panles by the Commissioner; regulating
rates of toll on turnpikeS; authorizing
com mon pleas judges to appoint visiting
boards for charitable and corrective in
Stitutops; amending mutual fire insur-
ance laW.gt,H 81 setf hil1iE -Ag. q s-d'
House-The temperance amendment
was called up, on agreeing to the substi-
tnte reported by the committee. After
discussion, the amendment was disa
greed to. and the resolution providing
three, amendments, forllicense, for pro-
hibition,' and for local option, was
adopted lI.8G sgsGiS ii Jta -ll--It 81
p March ,9.ro Senate-Bilh passed: Au-.
thorizing transfer of. unexpended turn
pike funds to lgeneralpoad fund. 'a
o.. The Pond Liquor Tax bill was dis
Gus ed and passed. -, I-1 1 iaae eF
Bill introduced: For returning dis
charged conyiets to their counties; pro-
viding that municipal officers shall he
able TO read and write English. IL lIIsl
House The Deficiency ppropriation
bill was discussed and passed. Iw ssldrn
l. Bills passed: Providing against en-
ticing, girls under eighteen from home
for immoralIslnrposes;5 providing that
Shall not be admit ted To the
Deaf aud DyRbsA bsAsylam1 under the age
of eight nor remain longerlothan5 ten
years. aiE.i4 seU sle luJ .dai-t siHg Of
., March. 10.-Senate-HP Petitions present,
ed: Four fer the Smith Sunday .lill;
for. the Brigham bill. .e,sS iiot
Communication from the Columbus
city COUNCIL asking. authority to issue
Sl5O,060 bonds 4for water works e&teh-
slen.i gh2 gInsii .I-,llom i5a t0i i''.it
House-BillS passed. Allowing one
railroad tospnrchase anothar lin course
of construction if the lines are;continu-.
Gus or connected; constituting the conn
Gil health committeeEa board of liealthin
cite, or villages without such board;
providing against appeals in contested
will clses tyfthe district court where
the trial WAS held in common pleas aae
thoriZing Toledo to build Eao $25O,O00
bridge. sTv.sd hra hu.- sdE .yls Z
March 1LrSendte-No quorum pres
ent. ffo-5 b rou ..s. arsaL 15J--
House-Hetitionsi presented: Seven
for the Brigham bill: seven forlan cpl
leptic and chronic insane asylum; three
against the canal lease; five against the
bill prohibiting the use of road engines.
Bills introduced "A Appropriating Sl75,-
900 for rebuilding the IInbecIle Asylum;
increasing the fees Of auditors and pro
bate judges; prohibiting speculation in
tickets for places of amusement; zrsUuir-
ing all telegraph companies to fix a rate
not exceeding one cent a word for any
place in Ohio; for the Cincinnati Belt
railroad. /. 70 1sit saT .H.lf5ei'H ssa 81.
March Observation-Disclosures rpceiv-
ed: For a,law requiring cuuilty rec0rdL
ers to make indexes to all real estate
records. sd .ssIcd y vino 4.4I 100
A motion toIeconsider the Pond bill
was lOst-10 to 1S. 4l,s &. sI-rf-si.s
Bills introduced: !: Authorizing church.
es 70 further mortgage their property
authorizing the opening of township
roads to rail ilway stations j r3 ~
House-Bilis introduced: Giving a
lien on the get of stallions, jacks and
bulls; allowing payment for lands sold
in partition cases to run longer than
three years = that legal advertising. shall
be published in snch German papers AS
have over 600 circulation; allowing con-
stables, to serve subpenas by copy; pro-
yiding that the cost of relieving outdoor
poor shall be charged to the township
they reside,
Mother Died of Salt Rheum.
j. w. Adams, Newark, Ohio, says: 'Cuti-
cura Remedies are the greatest medicines on
aarf h. had the worst case of Sail Rhenm In [