The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-04-29
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Several Important Measures Enacted Int
Laws-Large Amount of Business Trans-
anted-A final Adjournment May 4.

waa-..
anted-A fh"i AoJournnfn' may -
Senate, April 17.-The introduction of q
tev unimnortant bills and a couple of re-
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porVS run eo,,"'iVv.V' VI .oai inOoi COS
only, concluded the iaDors Oh the oenabe
to-day, and an adjournment wns taken
until the Goth, at four 2. M.
Hotse.-A number OF bills were indehn-
itely postponed, among them tho follow
ing: Providing for the repeal Of the law
exempting contributing members of mill
tnry companies from jury duty; to pro-
vide against the evils resulting from peri
odical depressions In manufactur-
ing industries, and TO promote agri-
culture-known as the homestead BILL"
Adjourned until Tuesday, the 2oth.
Senate, April 2l.--The Senate met at four
p. m. and was in session but twenty min
uues. NoInlmg was "SnV'Ia'noo S,,' i9ia oeyohu
'he ih'rouue'ion oi wv ui.io'
House'-oniy 1hirty'eigno omempersw were
in their seats when the House was called
to order Mt four y. M, and the session only
lasted half an hour. The calendar was not
renched.
Spn1te AnriI % Tho following were
-. AZ. t,,i. .s.od to-d.u. Ire.nd,no
ainong Vhe Diiis Paso'u V,'uay Anienns
section lOl3 SO as 10 restrlct tne crime OF
W.
ol54 SO as 10 ah9w courts 70 assign Jury
cases SO as 70 nnye .ne,n o1ne oseUheI,
llaKns hnms IL uuiEiy ~ ~ 'ieGH Gnrm IN" puOao
AZ to do away with the professional
Juror; regulating the manufacture, sale
and use OF dynamite within this State; TO
prevent tho manuIacture nnu slie ol oieo-
margarine ana 9ener slInilar ,m supsvances; ss;
House.-mr. o.n1 i.JSe,inG W, s,,s, III LII lily
Cnas ng.aaIV ,t. ai Is ~ .Ln p,,;.ar,+,ana, sMo
pace wl.nin .ne maiS i,,, q, 'nv ~ ,,Iy, onvsy,
ws paSS;eu ~ ,lu III cr;,,;nsIa nnJa.
lnaaIns ~ appy " an ~ :. ~. las aste.
sentence nL uea!m ni wno ere 70 DC NUM- aiSss ths
Suly !. Inc piu hns I anoaLy pnsseu Sae ~
sn 1enaUe ann mnen 4, cmI ,.,li hoony a ,aS Tbo
VIZ ~ Nv nit.a ~ 80 eiio "a ~.
SLa.';I ", az covntv IN which tbs
onerln Vi Vne county ;n niSn an ~ ~
prison.. ~ Snnu Stn D, H;u u,hr;uin
hansing, mi, 80 Sve' oN1U ,,ns hnm,',;a. ,,ron,s
mh ond hnt rot 1 ~ e. voi,,n+oors Who vent
uuS nVi pa a. ,oii ,yns ar,.mdad so AZ
ouS u,ot WY ~, ho ,Sant Ont pndsr
W appiy " "a az .Son ,ass"5N,aas ea nayss
my my ySil, uLu 80 ~.
ne riInnse Co.nl,iiVt'I s,,b;oh az
SeheIu, S ,hPptVPii,a.5, I ~, h,J,oJ ~ tss
oenavs nau eV'nyheT a, t,1. ono ... a. go
annenoinehts' Inv iiUa'u IygPt sPt"' i.n, vno
noon over tne uhiel.nS t. asvns 't
gue oolniniVvoe iepo, v ..,. ouv 49," "a
ing u NVOe Oh the nioTo iiiPoi UNIV ones ""-
lourned'
Senate, April 23-The Pruden Rogistra-
uon Dill passed tne SENATE Vo-dny Oy 'oe
OF 20 ayes TO 4 nays. III was originally
drawn to apply to Cincinnati, but had been
,, r,,..-.,I nrL 9.
AMENDED 70 lnciuueCIeVeluhu. ING Orom-
ell bill 70 abolish separate schoois Tor coll
ored children came up as special order,
and being placed upon its passage was lost
yeas M nays 10. The Littler bill, which
saata In accomnli.h the same object. wa,
sceSs W " th LET .ho dayJt.,d;na,
idlu On Vno s1ui9 sH nv uHu'' iN.;.,ss
that ~ coulu oe vaheh up py ha!oiy
vote. The Senate refused TO adopt the
House resolution TO adjourn sine die on
Monday. the 9Gth, but amended IL SO az 10
ndiourn Nav |.
Ho,Iso Tho House met at nine O'Clock
ana lmmeulate,Y Proceeoeu 70 Ino eon-
sideration OF the Senate smendments 70
the General Appropriation Dill. Alter
considerable discussion all the Senate
amendments except two were concurred
In. inoluding the item OF $40, 900 for the
na,,aIs ond tbe hjII az nmanded naaaad
Thn S,nata amendmen.s N Mr. IIeIey,s
lii reonIatino tbe ennloyment OF minors
In wortshops md factories were apreed TO,
aud the bill Is now law. Following is q
full text OF the measure:
Section 6sS6-No minor under the age OF
Twelve yesrs snan DC spPUycI M any rIn ra
The manufacture OF any goods of any Kind Is
carried on.
Section 0aeda-No minor under tho age OF
eighteen years shnil be employed ~ any
places haneu LOT ionsel a peI,vhh ~ 'ham ,, W
h1rs n uns .h1 siu,y ~ in Inv one yycei ana over.
cmOioyer shall most, In n conspicuous MACE
in eyeyy room where such persons arc em.
pIoyed, a printed notice stating the number
OF hours required OF them on each day Of the
week. ..., -.,--
section osooDnhny person ps % or eoapot,n,pSa pc ,n ,Ss
sions VINO sho nf hIs .ci oy VINO sSSi yoiste sny
~ tho nrovisions ofthi act. shall. upon con.
yictIon thereof. be fined in any sum not less
| than ffty nor more than one hundred dollars.
or imprisoned not less than thirty nor more
than ninety days
Section 1sSo-t snaii DC Ine GUY on tne in.
sReG.or 81 h,s S AZ, wben Inc sawc sbaiI
on,,o ~, 10 Ne IDnwiedge In any oouyt IN com.
oetont iurisdiction. All fines collected under
| this act shall lnure TO the benefit OF thls
school fund Of the district where the ofenss
| was committed
The House decided 10 concur In the Sem
| ate amendment 10 the adjournment resolu-
ton, fixing the date for final adjournment
on Monday, MnyI.
Senate. April A.-The following bills
| n..soi tbo ssrota to-dav, Giving IN.
paeSeu VIZ 80. J..t.i.t
husponu tne rlsn' !" So,n"'evoi on NV
estate OF bis wife; increasing ths penalty
for the sale or uistrloution OF obscene
literature; dividing the State into three
inspection districts, providing Tor three
additional inspectors, and Tor the more
efficient inspection OF workshops, factories,
| and tenement houses; amending the insur-