Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-22
THE APPROPRIATIONS
DECIDED UPON BY THE HOUSE CON-
MITTEE ON FINANCE,
Nearly Two Million Doiiars Provided
for-Ths intermediate Penitentiary
IKnored-Ths DHvi. Temperance BIN
Laid on the Table by Adjournment.
CoLrxsrs. o, February q.
The senate.

CoLUxsrs. o, February n.
The senate.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Mack-Proviiing for the establish.
ment of a school for the education Of deaf
mutes in Cincinnati and Cleveland
Mr.. Massie-ro provide for making the
the guard in the school room OF the Peni-
tiary the superintendent OF the same.
BILLS PASSED.
H. y by M ROriCk-Au Authorizing the
Board of Education Of Fayette, Fulton
county, TO borrow sl2,vp 10 bu!ld school
house.
H. 4. by Mr.. Gaumer-Authorizing the
corporation oi Tayorsvile. Mussngum
county 10 transfer funds.
:. i. by Mr.. Massie-Making the 2stt
ard 10Th days of February one day, the
18th, for legal purposes.
: B. by Mr. Braman-Authorizing Ely
ria, Lorain county, TO issue $25,"O in bonds
TO improve streets.
5. Il. by Mr. misunderstanding sec
ton ll9 by providing that notary publics
shall be compensated when going beyond
corporate limits TO present claims.
s B. by Mr.. Richardson-Amending sec
ton 63o6 by making it harmonic with the
man and wife law.
The House.
In the House Mr. Cole Chairman of the
Finance Committee. introduced the regular
appropriation bill, making the following
appropriations: Adjutaut Generals de-
partment assistant clerk. 500: tran
scribing clerks $3.50; ordnance clerk and
book-keeper, 500; contingent expenses and
inspection, Sl,lv0; repairs Sf arsenal, s20o;
care of military stores and freight on arms,
$500; soldiers roster, 5000; roster of Ohio
troops, 81, 200; shipping roster, $500; car
pets and chairs So; Ohio National Guard,
Sl02, 45O; State House and grounds. $3.50;
agriculture, 81, $50; Attorney General, $500;
Auditor of State, $l,io0; Board of State
Charities s. 600; Commissioner of fComnon
Schools, 81, 100; Board Of Public Works
$14. coo. and the canal earnings; Com
missioner of Railroads and relegraphs, ST.
lJ0: Commissioner of Statistics Of Labor
s., 200; Executive Department, 5000: In
spector Of Mines, s., 800; Inspector OF Work
shops and Factories, 81, IG6 l.; Law Library,
81, 160; Legislature. So $50; Meteorological
Bureau, 81, $40; Miami University, S, go;
Ohio Dairy and Food Commission, s., $50;
Ohio Peniientiary, $2o9, 9,92.; Ohio State
University repairs, s., 500; expenses of
Trustees, $500. Improvement Of Campus,
$500; fuel and care Of buildings, 5000:
greenhouse. Sao; Centennial exhibit, $50;
library. $l,V0; salaries. $1,000: extension
of gas mains, 500; refunding amount spent
in repairing tower, $2,7S5: appliances for
teaching anatomy and physiology, 81 90;
total. 81. l3S: Ohio University. 81 600; Sec.
retary Of State, $3.50; State Library,
81, $50; Superintendent of Insurance, 81 $50;
Supervisor of Public Printing, 1920; Su-
preme Court, $40: Clerk of Supreme Court,
$50; Reporter of Supreme Court, $,5;
r. a.
Asylum, S91 .5s5, Cleveland Asylum for
Insane, SIS, 500; Columbus Asylum for
the Insane, sl2l 800; Dayton Asylum for
the Insane, $500; Toledo Insane Asy-
lum. $l61, $50; Longview Insane Asylum,
So, 900, Boys Industrial School, ~, ,I.5;
Girls Industrial Home, SIS, 923, Institution
for the Blind, 81 80: Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb. 90. $50: Institution for
Feeble Minded Youth. $sI $50; Ohio Sol
ders and Sailors Orphans Home, $4,000;
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home,
S99l25, Working Home for the
sion. S2.VO0; Ohio River Commission, 500;
Forersty Bureau. il, 800; Board OF Health,
5000; prosecution OF war claims. s.. 90;
pension of family of J. r. Brush, $40;
Wilberforce University, 5000; changing
water closets OF House Of Representatives,
$1,000
Chairman Cope makes the following esti-
mate of appropriations for the year: Gen.
eral bill, about 81, 10000; partial bill,
$soS, 524 .0s; deficiency bill, 100000,
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
n r. BY Mr. Meredith-To ask permis-
sion Of Congress TO abandon so much of the
Wabash and Erie canal and the Paulding
county reservoir Us lies between the east
line of the State of Indiana and the first
lock on said canal above the town of juno
ton.
Mr.. Gaumer-Asking Congress to make
kingum river. between GAINESVILLE and Dres-
den.
Mr. Misunderstanding q new passage
way TO the south gallery of the House.
BILLS DEFEATED.
Mr.. Ohl-to make election days legal holi-
days.
II. B. by Mr.. Kennedy-To authorize
village of West Cleveland to issue bonds for
redemption of outstanding bonds.
II. b. by Mr.. Wilhelm-To create addi-
tional precincts in Tuscarawas township,
Stark county.
5. B. by Mr.. Taylor-To provide for pay.
ing Cuyahoga county officers by salaries in
stead OF by ices.
S. b. by Mr.. Richardson-To repeal an
act to provide for the restoration Of certain
records in Hamilton county.
S. b. by Mr.. Alexander-To secure the
better Enforcement OF the law relating to
adulteration OF dairy products.
II. b. by Mr.. Spencer-To authorize viii
lagos Of Wood county 20 issue bonds in
order 10 bore for natural gas
BILLS INTRODUCED
Mr.. Taylor-To secure representation Of
both parties in officers Of township cleo
tons.
Mr.. Lawlor-To authorize Chicago Union
school district, Huron county. to issue
bonds for furnishing school building
Mr.. Monahan-To provide for arranging
and indeHing papers on file in the various
courts and in the county auditors Office in
fiuton county.
THr DAVIS TEMPERANCE BILL.
The House spent considerable time in
discussing the Davis bill providing for the
instruction in common schools upon the
effects Of alcohol and narcotics upon the
human system, and finally adjourned, thus
carrying the bill 10 the table and practi.
thirds vote to take the bill from the table.
JOINT RESOLUTION OFFERED.
Mr.. .Davis-Authorizing the Governor to
appoint seven commissioners for the Mari
eta centennial.
Mr. Brown-Providing for the adjourn
ment Of the General Assembly on Monday,
March l6 AT ) T.. IN. and to meet again on
Wednesday, January =, lss9, at Up. N.
Another H.,ddock Case.