Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-03
COLUMBUS. O., March 3.
The House.

curing the Superintendent Of the Soldiers
and Sailors Orphans Home TO furnish the
Legislature with list Of the applicants for
admission. giving their names, ages, etc,
sumber annually discharged, applications
received in the last year, and number pro-
vided for in families. Thi, resolution wa,
caused by resolutions that are being adopt
ID by the G. A. K. and other soldier organi-
nuons demanding that provision be made
for the large number Of children who can
not be accommodated at present. There
are said to be 700 Of these. The resolution
Vas adopted under suspension of the rules.
DOW LAW AMENDED.
Mr.. Owens bill amending the Dow law
- ss to close all saloons on Sunday was
brought up snd passed. The Hamilton
county delegation tried hard TO secure the
ponement OF the bill but we're unable to do
80. They then made hard fight against il
claiming that il would be suicidal to the
Republican party in their county. The
vote resulted: Ayes Democrats in italicfl-
lessrs Ames, Arner, B.rger, Beatty, Blue,
Boyd, Braman, Britton, Brown, OF Cuya-
hoes, Broom, Of Hancock, Clancy, Clarke,
Cope, Davis Dill, Donorqn, Eakins, Lpger-
man, Eidemiller, Fimple, Farbe,. Gdunlsr, Gu,
Haley. Hdmilton, Harper, Harris. Holcomb,
Holmes, Hotrdrd, Hudson, Hyseu, Jackson,
Kennedy, Kitchen, Erie,, LantE, Laylin,
AeKelvey, Meredith, Merrick, Monohan,
Nonnot, Ogle, Oil, Owen, Palmer, PennelL,
Poorman, Rswlins, Robson, Robinson,
Rorick, SANFORD. Shearer, :Shinn, SmalEey,
Tsnnedge, Watkins, Weems, Whitacre. Whit
sesey. Wilhelm. Williams. Speaker-70.
Eays, (Republicans in italies-Messrs. An
ksny. Baushman, Belville, Bird, Copeland,
Counts, Cromley, Dordn, Hart, Hartpencc,
TLsnsch, Lawler lie Blond, McCray, Ollie
macher, Pfester, Reed, Schuler, Shaw, Smith,
Fydmdn-2l
THE APPROPRIATION BILL
This bill occupied . good share OF the
day and was carefully considered. Mr..
Aeredith's motion to strike out the sppro-
priation recommended for the State Board
of Charities, was carried by Q rising vote OF
- TO %. The following sdditions were
made: Secretary of State, Office, s., $40;
janitsr for Supreme Court, 500; North
western Asylum for the Insane, $l9. $50.
keticns 10 make the following additions
were lost: Clerk hire for Commissioner OF
Labor Statistics, 500; department Of work.
shops and factories, s, 800: intermediate
Penitentiary, $lo0, 900; equipment Of cleo
trical department Of Ohio State University,
81, 500; Longviev Asylum. SIS, 900.
PLssENGER AND FREI9hT RATES.
Ar. Kitchen, of Jackson, offered the fol.
lowing resolution.
WHEREAS. The business men, the Travel
ers' Association, and the general public are
complaining of unjust passenger and freight
rates, now being charged by the different
railroad companies, doing business in the
State OF Ohio; and,
WHEREAS, This General Assembly is now
bsing petitioned and otherwise importuned
by the people of the State to enact . law
having the effect when enforced TO compel
ell railroad companies doing, or who may
hereafter DO, business within the State TO
carry passenger. at q rate not to exceed two
cents per mile and TO transport freight at
rate not 20 exceed three cents per ton per
mile; and,
magnitude, affecting great interests, both
commercial and otherwise, of the people;
therefore.
RcsoIUed, That there bs.a joint COMMITTEES
.ss Hoas. s9sSf2 md e tse seeate' %s%eeTs Who S5
shall, after the adjournment Of this regular
session. proceed to take testimony, to send
for books and papers. sndcarefully inquire
into the present cost Of carrying passen-
gers and tr.nporting freight per mile, and
report their findings TO this General Assem-
bly, during their adjourned session Of 1883.
The Senate.
! BLILs INTRODUCED.
Mr. Crook-Ernpowering Probate Courts
to authorize guardians of insane or imbecil
persons 10 improve real estate and to aid in
erecting buildings by investing in the stock
or bonds Of such corporations a. may be
authorized TO erect them.
Mr.. Ford-1o amend Section 4, 407 of the
Pharmacy law 50 s to provide that any
person who has been c druggist for three
ye,o or . practicing physician for five
year. prior TO the passage Of this act, may
register as pharmacist. without eIamina-
ton upon the payment Of fees.
Mr.. Rannells-To prevent administrs
tors Of insolvent estates from defrsudins
honest creditors Of their claims.
Mr. Mack-To authorize warehousemen
10 sell property stored there after six
month, by advertising the same, and to
deposit the fund, in the State funds
Mr.. Mehaffey-Authorizing Defiance to
issue s., 900 bonds for natural gas pur-
poses.
Mr. Coulter-Regulating city and village
school examiners TO conform to S. B. No.
lis.
Mr.. Huffman-Making a majority Of
trustees a quorum to transact business.
Mr. Coulter-For the protestion of sSllion
Keepers
Mr.. Doran-To increase the salary Of the
Lieutenant Governor to s., 500 per annum.
Mr.. Cowgill-Requiring life insurance
companies to pay an equitable allowance
en- lapsed policies
Mr. Hufman-To divide Pipe township,
Perry county. into two election precincu
BILLS rAssrp.
Fl. p. by Mr.. Hudson-To authorize the
Auditor Of Clinton county TO refund GER
tain taxes enormously levied and collected
under an act passed March %. 1873.
H. B. by Mr.. Lampson-To authorize the
village of Lshtabula 10 borrow money for
the purpose Of condemning lands and max
ing certain improvements thereon, TO be
used for q new swing bridge across Ashta-
buls creek at Ashtabula hnrbor within tbs
village Of Ashtabula-
. H B. by Mr.. Rawlins-To divide Har-
nony township, Clarke county, into two
election precincts
II. B. by Mr.: Geyer-To authorize the
village Of Hicksville, Defiance county, to
borrow money for the purpose OF purchas-
ing lands, to be used as public park, and
TO authorize the village council to lease the
same.
II. B. by -AIbsugh-To authorize the
trustees OF Butler township. Montgomery
county. to permit the building of hall for
the township in the village of Nandalia in
said township.
!. %. Dy Mr.. MOrlsOn-lo amend section
5,l75 Of the Revised Statutes so a, to allow
church societies 20 elect their trustees for Q
longer period than one year.
S. B. by Mr.. Morison-To change the
name Of the First Congregational Church
and society of Cleveland. =
II. B. ny Mr.. Shaw-Authorizing st.
Marys, Auglaize county, TO issue $50, 900 for
natural gas purposes.
Mr.. Coultcr-Providing that State coun-
ty, city and township boards of school ex-
sminers shall iIsue graded certificates to
school teachers.
Ii. B. by Mr. Stevart-AuthorzingV Wen
ma, Trumbull county, to erect a soldiers
monument at a cost not to exceed 81, 900.
II b. by Ar. Holmes-AuthorisingM Mos-
COW, clernont county, 70 eIpend q, 500 70
extend its wharf.
II. Z. hy Mr.. Hslnes-Authorizing the
village of Milford, Clermoni county, TO