Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-03-27
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

ulSSOlNeu, various local UlllS.
The contested election case of Mickey
V. LOOMS was adjourned without de-
ciSlve action Tor another day.
Inc Seua,e confirmed The Governor 5
nomination OF jacob Lluxweiler, jr., oil
Montgomery county, as tIustee Uf the
Dayton Insane asylum for the term OF
live years, beginning April II, 1884.
House Se-Bllls introduced: Relative TO
the election of trustees of colleges and
universities; To provide means To carry
ON the ONO peDlIentlary; making II d
mlsdeauOr for any person except AL Of
[icer OF the law To have III his possession
burglars tUO.s; amending law requiring
county surveyors To make aud Keep III
convenient places complete township
indexes of ali surveys; SundTy local
laws.
Passed: II. b. relative to the separate
personal estate of husband and wife; to
prevent gambling III grain, stocks, pc
trOleum and wool; II. }. K. by MIR. Poe
proving for the creation of cominIS
Sion OF three Competent and practical
persons To prepare for publ cation at
The States expense series OF school
Textbooks; various local bills.
The Godfrey pardon bill was defeated.
A resolution Was adopted to adjourn
from March 81, 1854, 10 January i, lSS;
MARCH 20-SeDale-Bills Introduced
Amendment To law relating Lu will al
fscJing child reported dead, or born at
ter VIII is maue, So aS To have his
oItion Ot the estate; amendment to al
low insurance agaIuSJ lUrRadoeS; To
regulate mutual AID associations aud as
SeSsInenU or corporation COMPANIES H.
Surlng lives Or furnishing accident ln-
dc omnlty Oh the association plan, doing
business III Ohio.
The general appropriation bill was
passed alst, Ii. b. tau amendmenD IT,
qulring all PERSONS or medical societies
receiving dead bodies tor dissection
bearing the marks of violence To inme
dIately notify tue county coroner.
Mr. Whites intermediate penitentiary
Till was favOrably reported.
Nominations confirmed: Joseph p.
Smith of pickaway county, as trustee OF
the Columbus Asylum for the Insane
for i've years; Peter Ii. Clark of Hamil-
ton county, as trustee of Ohie State uni
yersity for seven years.
HOuSe-BillS introduced: Authorizing
township trustees to pdUllSh their annu-
al reports in newspapers published in
the same township; requiring that phys
iology and hygiene be taught III the
public schools; requiring boards of edu-
cation to furnish school books to poor
children and charge the same to the
school contingent fund.
Resolutions offered: Providing for in
pection of the Confederate cemetery at
Columbus, and report as TO what should
De done to preserve it; providing for
submission OF a woman suffrage amend
ment; directing the secretary OF state
10 furnish members of the House with
scrap books.
II. B. making it felony to throw
stones or shoot at sleamb boats when iu
motion; Ii. B. relating to duties of road
supervisors; II. b. allowing the removal
of guardians and trustees for cause; IL.
B. relative to duties of administrators,
guardiBns and trustees; II. b. to change
the number of state school examiners
from three to live persons; IL. b. appro-
priatIng Sll4,000 for repair OF the Ca
nails of the StdIe-W.as dataatid; aisu-A.
B. providing that Intoxicating liquors
shall not be sold in any town where
d normal school is located.
II. J. r. to create commission to re-
wise the insurance laws of Ohio was re-
ported favOrably.
Thirty eight bills were read a second
time.
MARCH 21-Bills introduced: Requir-
ing physicians and druggists In writing
prescriptions TO use the common and
bes. known English names and terms
for medicines prescribed:
Bills passed: S. B. TO encourage forest
culture, and for the observance of the
third Friday in April as ArIor day; 5.
b. to establish an intermediate peniten
tiary; S. B. providing for Insurance of
domestic animals; II. b. tC provide
bureau of information for he Soldiers
and Sailors Orphans Home ;also large
variety of local bills.
Nominations confirmed fG FIVE years:
NJ. A. Daugherty of Columbus, trustee
of the Imbecile asylum; JOIN NJ. Amos
of Caldwell, trustee of The Athens In
sane asylum; French Fl. ahornhill of
Marysville, trustee of th, Delaware
Girls Industrial Home; Robert S.
Shields of Canton, trustee othe Cleve
land Insane asylum; DaviC l.. Wads-
worth of Elyria, trustee of the Colum-
hus Blind asylum; Jacob Chrryholmes
of Millersbnrgh, trustee of he Colum-
bus Deaf and Dumb asylum.
House Bills introduced: Renewing
the Garfield bust commission puniShiHg
the use of ferret5 i'll catchig rabbits
requiring that the physiological effects
of alcohol be taught in tb common
schools; giving county audites fees for
collecting special assessment; amend
ling law as to fast drlvidg All shooting
within the corporate limitsof cities
numerous local bills.
A resolution was adopted 0 adjourn
March 81, until next Januar
The vote on MI Sacket'S ill, to pre-
vent the sale of intoxicating liquors in
towns where normal SchoolSre located,
was reconsidered and the bill recommit-
: ted.
Resolutions were offered b Mr.. Love,
calling upon ONO c0ngresSmt to oppose
the Morrison tariff bill. V;ious local
bills were passed.
MARCH 24-Senate Foueen bills
5 we're read the second time.
Bills introduced: 70 amer sessions |
61g1 and 6192 relative to inStment by
executors Vi luOIlSlo DClOISLl. w liCll .,
etc. to The disposition by prote courts |
of unclaimed moneyS.and tiXil the time
5 when courts shall cause mOys to he
paid over; iOT the preventionf strikes;
making it Il miSdemeanor form unem-
ployed minor or mechanic to ter mines
: or manufactures and incite Jorers to
leave their employment angoin in
strike; to authorize ali insuraB compa-
nies to reinsure their risks; 10 nend sec
Itioh 5241, to allow married omen to
testify in all cases in favor oheir hus-
| bands.
; Mr. Ford $ resolution provi(g for ad-
! iournment NJ uch 81, was refed to the
cOmuittee ON sanitary laws regula-
items.
T House-Bills introduced: Splement-
= arv to the Scott law so as to Cne morel
hnl Il |