Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-10
COLUMBUS, March 10.
The House.

provides that quail and rabbit shall be
killed only between November 10 and
December Is; squirrels between June and
December Is; wood cocks between July 10
and November /; grouse and wild duck
between September l and December 10;
wild turkey between October l and Deem
Der 10 The substitute also provides that
no person shall shoot or hunt or trap any
birds or game, or have in possession in the
open air for such purpose the implements
for the shooting, hunting or trapping of the
same on Sunday, and no person shall buy,
sell or offer for sale. or convey or ship be-
yond the boundaries OF this State. any
game killed or captured contrary to the
provisions OF this law. 1t is made tn" duty
of the prosecuting attorney to prosecute all
violation of this law The substitute was
placed on the calendar for Tuesday.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. SpenCcr-To prevent the wastage Of
natural gas and to compel operators to take
care of surplus oil
GENERAL BILLS PASSED.
H. B. by Mr.. Stranahan-To provide for
a State fish and game warden.
H. H. by Mr. kitChen-To establish a
school of mines at the Ohio State Univer-
sity.
H. b. by Mr. Clark-Providing that in
the absence of the trial judge, bills Of eI-
ceptions may be filed with the Clerk, the
judge to sign the exceptions upon his re-
turn.
II. b. by Mr.. Tompkins-Providing that
in selling real estate, boards OF education,
after advertising and obtaining no bidders,
may sell at private sale
Mr. Whtacre-Providiug that church
probationers shall not be counted in dis
tributing ministerial funds.
Mr. Braman-Providing for conducting
elections in villages and cities after new
division into wards.
Mr.. Reed-To exempt public roads and
canals from taxation.
H. b. by Mr.. RohinsOn-PrOviding that
all cities having ten Thousand or more in
habitants may become city districts of the
first class and elect two members of the
school board from each ward. The statutes
at present only apply TO cities having ten
thousand inhabitants at the time OF taking
the census of 1850. Under the bill cities
can take advantage ot the law whenever
the population reaches the number indi-
Gated.
LOCAL BILLS PASSED.
To authorize Springfield to issue bonds
for water works; TO divide Washington
township, Preble county, into two election
precincts; to authorize Fairfield county to
buy a turnpike; 10 build town hall in
the Commissioners of Ross county TO ex-
pend an additional amount FOR building
free turnpikes; to authorize the Trustees of
Ridgville township. Lorain county, to levy
special road tax; to redstriCt aldernanic
districts in Cincinnati; 10 divide Delaware,
Hancock county, into two election pre-
cinCts.
RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
Mr.. kitChen-To authorize the Clerk Of
the House TO employ two additional clerks.
The Senate.
The following bills were passed:
s. b. by Mr.. MaSSie-TO authorize the
trustees OF Union township. Ross county,
to levy a tax on the North Union precinct
of the township and purchase and improve
cemetery grounds.
H. b. by Mr.. BIue-To authorize the
board of education of Newark to borrow
$4,000 TO complete a school house in course
of erection.
H. b. by Mr. McCray-To divide Mohican
township, Ashland county, into two cleo
ton precincts.
: S. B. by Mr.. Adams-Suppemen to
section 4l12 of the Revised Statutes re-
lating to leases and licenses
S. b. by Mr.. Mehatiey-Amending sec
tons 1920, l12Oa and l720b, and providing
for non-partiSan boards of revisions in vii
1850 from 5000 10 26UDU inhabitants
s. b. by Mr. Braddock-Creatinga special
school district in Union township, Knox
county.
:, i. by Mr.. .Hufman-Dividing Pike
township Perry county, into:two election
precincts.
;. b. by Mr. Massie-Authorizin the
commissioners of Ross county TO e1pend
5000 additional in the construction of
free turnpikeS.
S. b. by Mr.. misunderstanding from
taxation prehistoric lands not held for
profit
H. b. by Rawlins-Providing that coun-
~ officers and justices OF the peace shall re-
ceive their commissions as soon as the Off
Clal returns can be forwarded and the COM
mission made out.
5. B. by Mr.. misunderstanding that in
Cincinnati, Cleveland and Toledo and in
sll the incorporated villages and towns OF
Hamilton county. the valuation of land to
be assessed specially must be determined
beforehand and shall not exceed fair
market value.
s b. by Mr.. Barrett-To create Joint
sub-distrsct in Nenia and Caesars Creek
townships in Green county.
S. B. by Mr. Coullcr-Amendin the
school law 50 that the number OF members
Of village boards OF education shall be re-
duced from six 10 five and they shall be au-
thOrized further to decrease the number to
three or increase il 10 nine
II. B. by Mr.. WilliamS-TO authorize
the trustees OF Fairfield township, Column
biana county, to brrrow $4,000 10 build
memorial hall.
:. h. by Mr.. Mchaffy-To change the
time of holding the court OF Allen county
TO october ;.
S. B. by Mr. Ranncls-To amend section.
6,22i and t, % by providing that admins
traitors and executors Of insolyent estates
shall notify creditors by mail.
:. b. by Mr.. Gloyer-ro authorize Cadiz
township, Harrison county, to improve a
cemetery.
II. b. by Mr.. Rawlins-to authorize
Springfield TO issue bonds in the sum of
$4,000 to improve the water works.
II. b. by Mr.. Robinson-To authorize
cities having 4 population of 10, 900 or more
IN he STYLED city district of the first class
and to elect two members OF the board of
education from each ward
II. B. by Mr.. Williams-To create the
office of chaplain and librarian at the peni-
tentiary at Il salary of 500.
House bill by Mr.. Kennedy To author
ize the City Council oi BROOKLYN. Cuyahogs
county, 10 issue bonds 10 lay water pipes
in streets or highways whenever petition
is subscribed by three fifths in frontage Of
the property owners.
House bill by Mr. Lawlor-Makfng ap-
preparations TO uniform the Fourteenth
Regiment, Ohio National Guard.
House bill by Mr.. Whitacre- To author
ize the village Of Springboro. Warren coun-
ty, To issue $4,000 in bonds for water works
purposes.
Senate bill by Mr.. Mack-To authorize
property owners in Cincinnati. assessed for
sewer Improvements. to pay in twenty DAYS
or in ten annual payments
BILL INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Richard~on-Auahorizing the Aud
itor of Hamilton county. under the dircc-
ton of the Commissioners, 10 expend S4O,-