Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-18
CoLuNHps, o, January lA
The Sennla

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| It was expected tha; the report OF the
| Committee on Standing Committees would
be submitted in the Senate yesterday. butt
vas not and business moved Oh in the even
| routine Course.
rTLs INTRODUCED.
Mr. Taylor, reating a depository for
city funds At Cleveland.
Mr. Massie (by reqGcst) - Requiring
| Mayors and Justices of Peace 10 take testi-
mony i'll writing.
| Mr.. Glover-Amending Dow law by in
creasng tax 10 500 on all liquor traffic.
Mr.. Notwithstanding Dairy and
Food law TO assist in enforcing said
Law.
RESOLUTIONS INTRopUcEp.
Mr.. Davis-Asking members of Congress
to support bill t" reimburse tho States for
interes, paid on war loans.
Bills PASSED.
H. b. by Mr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Commissioners Of Portage county to issue
bonds 10 make up deficiency caused by
prosecuting Ravenna murderers.
II. T. by Mr. Stewart-lroviding for the
publication Of the sixth volume OF Ohio
Geological Survey.
A iarye number of bills were read the
second time and referred.
The House.
The partial Appropriation bill was intro
duced Yesterday. The following are the
appropriations proposed: Adjutant Gem
erals department SO. $50; State House and
grounds, -, 80; Agriculture. SaOO: Agricul-
turai Experiment Station, S5OO; Attorney
General, ~. 100: Auditor Of state. Sl26.U;
Board rf Public Works, 81, $40; Board Of
State Charities S4p: Commissioner of
Common Schools, $3.50; Commissioner Of
Railroads and reieSrsphS $+.Sb; Commis-
sioner IL Labor Statistics, s., So: Executive
department Sll go, Inspector Of Mines
$iAV; Inspector OF Workshops and Fac
tories $a, 80: Judiciary, $shv Law
Library, s., $50: Legislature, S,O.H0; Ohio
Food and Dairy Commissioner, a, $50:
Ohio Penitentiary, $s6tOO; Secretary Of
State. S2l. 27eoS; State Library. ~ 100;
Superintendent of Insurance. $3.50;
SUPERVISE of Public Printing. $3.50, Su- |
prsmc Court, $7oo; Clerk of supreme Court |
!! 2o1: Reporter of supreme Court |
$l.u25; Treasurer Of state, $s,2lO; Athens |
Insane Asylum. 81. 7op; Cleveland Insane |
Asylum. 81. 7U.; Columbus Insane Asy- |
lurn, $50, 500; Dayton Insane Asylum, ST. |
80: Toledo Insane Asylum. $Si, luo; Long |
view Insane Asylum. $36,U0; Boys ln- |
dustriai School. $l2a0; Girls Industrial |
Home. 5000; Institute for the Blind, ST.
GO: Institute for the Deaf and Dumb. $l7,-
dUO: Institute for Feeble Minded, "a, 90;
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home.
So ts1: total. S1SA,Gi. The partial appro-
priation hill mnOGced January Il 1857,
provided for appropriations amounting to
S., l2o; and tie partial appropriation bill
of January 222, 1855, provided for sppropria-
tions agrregatins Sri4 ol23i.
OTHER biLLs INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Alhaugh-to provide for . uniform
ity of system for the management and con-
trol Of the public schools. This is the bill
that was iefeaiAi in the Senate last winter.
MIR. Misunderstanding that the Probate
Judge and Justice of the Peace in the coun-
ty where the property of The deceased is To-
Gated. may appoint appraisers and fill va
cancics
Mr., Bel!ville-Providing that partition Of
estates that come by descent or decree shall
not be granted within one year. unless the
petition contains the avermcnt that the
debts Of the deceased have been paid or se-
cured
Sir. Hyscll-Amending the mining law,
by providing that when an accident occurs
in a mine the owner or his agent shall at
once telegraph the mine inspector who
shall investigate the cause of the accident;
also creating an additional district and A.
sistant mine Inspector.
Mr.. HarriS-To reduce one half the fees
of township tressurers for disbursins from
tie building fund Of the school district.
hr. Geyer-fo give each command OF the
Union Veterans Association n copy OF the
roster Of Ohio soldiers.
Mr Eidemiller-Fixing the salary Of as
SeSsprs at 50 per day instead OF -, - At
present
TEE FRIEND OF THE MISERIs.
Mr. nyssii yesterday introduced several
important bills relating To miners and
mining. The first bill, III order to fSciii-
tate the inspection of the mines Of the
dri.tricts. in place of the three districts pro-
viaed for under the present law:
First Dlstrict-Lawrencc. Gnllia, Megs,
Washington, Morsan, Hooking, Athens,
vinton, Jackson, Sciotn. Pike, kOss, Pickx-
way, Fairfield. Fayet,e, Greene, Clinton,
Highland. Adams, brown, Ciermont, Ham,
il,on, Butler, Warren, Montgomery and
prebc.
second District - Monroe, Belmont,
Guernsey, Noble, Mnskingum. Perry, Lick
ing Franklin, Delaware Madison, Union,
Clarke. Champaign, Logan, shelby. Miami
and Darke.
Third Dis:rict-Jefferson, Columbinna
Carroll. Harrison, Tuscarawas, Coshocton,
Bolmes Wayne. Ashland, Richland, Knox,
Morrow. Crawford, Wyandot. Marion, Har
din, Hancock, Putnam, Allen, Auglaize,
Mercer, Van Vert and Paulding.
Fourth Dist-ict-Mahoning Trumbull,
AsHtsbuia, Lake, rtaNSa. Portage, Stark, |
Summit, Cuyahosa, Medina, Lorain. Hu.
ron, Erie, Ottowa, Sandusky, Seneca, Wood.
Lucas, Fulton, Henry, Defiance and Viii
liam-.
Ii the inspector finds anything in connec. ,
ton with the operation Of mines which is
in his opinion 81 dangerous or defective as |
10 threaten or tend to the bodily injury Of {
any ierson. and Is not provided against by
auy express provision of the act, it is made
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aser. stating the particulars of his objection !
and To require the defect TO be remedied. !
The section Of the law providing for the q
preparation OF the chief inspectors annual I
report is amended 90 as TO include building
stone among tie minerals 10 be reported on | ,
The second bill amends the law providing ,
for the protection of miner. by establish r
ing means for speedy egress ami insress Of I
miners. The means and arplicances for a
B cape provided for by the law shall always .
he kept IN a safe condition; and in no case {
shall an air shaft, with a ventilating
furnace at the bottom, be construed to be 4
IN escapement shaft within the meaning of ,
The statute. In case the owners of a mine .
!oes not possess any suitable land for = .
cccnd outlet. he may make an additional
.hatt through or open any intervening land
Or land adjoining and shall be governed in
his proceeding in arprupriating such land {
~ ttlc IL" now III Any mining ! U
Doss making false returns Of air measure s
nents in mines shall be held guilty of an q
,iense. v
Another bill by Mr.. HySell. amends SEC d
ions 296. 302 31S and 3U6 Section 3g6 il o
'mended 20 that the maps OF mines filed h
With the Chief Inspector as now provided
or, cannot be copied without the consent
II the owner, operator or agent Section =
~ is amended by giving to the Inspector :
powcr, where doubt exists rs TO the sRe o1 :
my minor found working IN any mine to
lualify the minor or his parents as 10 his
sc. no boy under twelve years of age
'eing allowed to work in any mine, nor any 7
minor between the ages of twelve or six I
cen. unless he can read or write. The n
hanGcs in section 306 permits and su. Il
horizes Inspectors to enter at all times e
mines in which not over ten men are en- e
loyed, which are exempt from t1e pro- II
isions of the general mining laws. for the
-rpose of examination and inspection, .,
nd enforce such regulations a. they may -