Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-02-05
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

o. S. journal summary.
J.. Lax 5sSS= seIt..4.--i iz-tI4iAa:- -pleseuIed
t's't'f srrg ng OcioUer election ana fol
prohibiiing monufac,urr or sale 0f uivo
margarine.
Houe -Bils inJredue,d: Autnoiizlus
auditor of STATE. ia Iepr,duc, ,ltIps: tix-
ing saiaries ri SI1J0 tsr N"otgou. r,
cnunty commlss! n,is; .n kin c.nln IeS
pay Tor iran, n,p,f i1.0u 90 I..s...-: :.tpDl
gudTlians power ~ max, INV, N hts
and improvem Z, :; ipahi,i4 W4t~r rt-u, s
Ill cities hrsJ lien piemioes; fxiug
penalties tur Unpaid road aad ui,ch as
,essments.
JAN. 2S- -Senate-Bllls passed: House
bills, dividing Madison township. Gdern-
sey c unity, into TWO precincts; making
appropriations for principal and interest
OF public debt; Senate bills for condemn
ing material for read improvements
aDendlng Warren county Children :
home law.
House-Bills introduced: Providing
| for sending professional criminals to the
penitehtIary for lie; giving managers oI
the penltentlary salary fOi Governors
mansion; authorizing mechanics insti+
tutes 10 borrow money; making terms OF
county treasurers tnree years.
Bills passed: House bills prohibiting
houses OF opium joints; PROHIBITING rail.
roads from employing persons who are
color blind; amending jury laws; requir.
ing intirmary directors to approve bills
authorizing construction of Franklin
court house.
| Senate jpint resolution indorsing the
Nicaragua canal was adopted. House
| joint resolutions were adopted requests
| ing State horticultural society To collect
statistics regarding yellows in peaches
and thanking VIM. Henry Smith foI
compiling st. Clair papers
JAN. 30 -Senate-Bills passed: House
bill amending sinking fund law; II. b
authorizing municipal corporations TO
contract with private parties for water
supplies.
Bills introduced: Providing for filling
vacancies in municipal boards; directing
treasurer Of Athens county to collect
taxes on Ohio university lands; allows
ing county commissioners to grant rights
OF way for street railroads ontside corr
poration limits.
Most of the day spent discussing H. B.
for piece price plan in penIteutiary, sub
stitute offered and all tabled.
House Bills passed. ). 3. for Zanes-
vile to build a s0lriers' monum NJ; H..
b. for canvassing state vote.
Bill introduced: Making partial ap~
preparations for state institutions.
Poes free school bOOh hill discussed
and postponed, and Boach's resolution
ind9rsiug Sumner Uiil or government Of
postal telegraph was defeated.
JAN. 30-Senate-Bills pasSel: House
bills-fOr licensing engineers by Gown
councils: requiring iuiirmiry directors
to vouch for all bills allowed; amends
ing laws OF practIce III Probate courts :;
revieing 750 10 800 tor ward; S-na e
bills distributing costs in establishing
schuul districts; making t-e IOr appl>
CAMS for state Certificates as teachers.
So; requiring school boards to keep up
partltlOn fences; allowing par Ui special
sclI0nl dis rict tn WitHdrda.
Bills introduced: Authorizing Toledo
to borrow $4,000 20. s,i .i-rs ui nU>
ment; reqairi z t.'t.airr D. n1ug g lol
be recorded.
Hluse-BIl lis passed: II use bills e.
qulrIpg raiifOI,is ti use aplrk prestrrs
empo~ ering probate Judges 90 rrhe,r
boys Reform farm
Balls intr duc-li: ON eH'ag irsur neg
10 prnt ail parts = uo i1e, !
in large ~ q; autpuIZiug isHJpir ,pt. |
t, tn borr " ;SjaOpo j'l; nn--
ing insnraore VS.; prdllnl Prid 90
iur' law; enjh rizi z Harrison coult,
t trdnsirr funds. II otSp resolution ,-
= 81 I,tl
gress was adopted, and committee tp+
pointed TO invesrigata Cl rk Fisher for
vote So as TO carry IL.
JAN --Senate- Passed: II. y for
o Franklin county court
house.
House-Bills introduced: Offering {