Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-26
CoLUNRus, o. January 20.
Ihs SENATE

1
| oilI passed by the HOUSE was reported by
Nr. Ford with the following additions:
| steam heating for new building at lmbecile
Asylum, $S.UyD; plumbing ior same. sos
>'crk hire for Supreme Court. S25o. These
| amendments were agreed Ia a. Was also one
-oposed by Mr. ,owgiil, spprupriating
| 81. SO for the encouragement Of agriculture,
- be expended by the state Board OF Agri-
culture. The bill as amended WAS then
passed.
Other bills, a. follows, We're passed:
| II. B. hy Mr.. liart-AuthoriEingt the pay
| ment of $50 additional salary 10 assistant
clerks of the police court Of Cincinnati.
5. B. by Mr.. Morri>on-Dctining the resi-
dence Of inmates IN the lnfirmary IN Cuya-
hoga county.
Mr.. Townsend-To prohibit the sale OF
| intoxicating hquors within one mile Of
| childrrn's home where the village has
adopted local opriou. and To prevent the
same within twelve luadgcd yards oi the
Athens Asylum.
MILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Townsend Stating the duties OF the
| State School Commissioners. and providing
for five year certificates for graduates OF the
department of pedagogy at the ohio Uni
verSitv AT AI!icrs
Mr. LiniSev-k kurhrrzin. the sale Of the
Goshen. Brown county, Seminary.
Mr.. matchmaking section 3S;i5 ~ as
10 include coal. lion. grain aud provision
dealers among the ARTICLES tor the control
Of which 1t Is unlawful u fOrm incorpora-
tons
Mr.. Steuye-!ncreaSirs : he price to ,wen-
ty-tiye cents tor killing hawks.
Mr.. Mack Providing for the protection
Of creditors against dishonest executors and
administrators and tilose not prompt in
selling estates.
M CoHgill-Pr0vilinr for the creation
Of q State Board OF Veterinary Examiners.
Mr.. Townsend-ro protect innocent pur-
chasers of stocks ANA bonds against loss
through dealing IN stocks of foreign incOr-
porations.
MIR Ford.-Authorizing stcnographcrs TO
take dispositions and compel the uttendancs
The House.
The House Committee on Fees and Sala-
ries reported back Mr.. McCray's bill relat-
ing TO compensation OF judges and clerks Of
elections. The committee recommends
that "one dollar and fifty cents as the per
diem be struck out and two dollars in
serted.
The Committee on Temperance recon-
meEded the passage of NJ. koJinson's bill
providing that liquor shall not be sold
within four miles uf the reunion or celebrA-
ton of the Il. 4. T.. or Sons OF NeteranA
Mr.. Davis bill u prevent unnecessary
calling out of militia or extra police force
by corporations having disputes with their
employees was made the special order for
"Wednesday at go p. m. Mr. Davis bill to
provide for the collection ot information
relative TO accidents occurring in workshops
and factories, Was also postponed till
Wednesday.
Mr.. Haley's bill to increase the compen-
<.t L. tN
e7s per month WAS reported upon favorabiy
BY the committee ON labor, and will 10
considered to-day
INVESTIGATION or THE PEN.
Mr.. Haley introduced the following reso-
luton. which went over under the rules:
WHEREAS Ii IL reported that the con-
tractors in the Ohio fcntentiary are en-
ployinE young hoys, who are not convicts
10 work in the shops therein; therefore he it
Resolved, That the committee on Prisons
and Prison Reform he instructed and EN-
powered Ia investigate and ascertain ii any
boys are 80 employed. and the committee
il empowered 10 send for persons and papers
and To do all things necessary 10 a full inves-
tigation, and 10 report its findings To this
House rs soon a. possible.
TIE rLEUKo PNEUMONIA BILL
Mr.. Ogle introduced the following rcsolu-
ton. which went over under the rules:
WsERrAs, The danger 10 the cattle in
dustry Of this country from contagious
pleuro pneumonia Is ~ great as 10 necessi-
tate the most thorough meats of eradica-
ton Of this insidious disease; and
WKHRKAs. The bill endorsed by all the
cattle breeders associations and introduced
BY Senator Palmer in the United States
Senate is the only ad4uste measure devised
for the swift ami sure sta mpiug out Of this
disease: therefore be it
Rss.i,ed, That this General Assembly
commend this measure thus endorsed by
the cattle growers nj America, and request
our Senators and Representatives in Con-
grrss TO give said bill their support.
Resolved That the Governor be requested
70 transmit copy of those preambles and
resolution 10 each oi our Senators and
Representatives Ia Congress,
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Smith-To author!zc Commissioners
Of Franklin county 10 construct u bridge ;
ocruss the Olentaugy river al Third avenue. :
Mr.. Smith-To authorize Commissioners
Of Franklin county 10 construct "a bridge
across the sciotn riyer al sandusky street.
Mr.. Haley-To regulate the refuniing Of |
excess of tax collections on Improvements !
In Cleveland
Mr. Pcorman-To increase the Dow Law
tax from $.1O To $500 ON beer and whisky, |
and from sluD To $50 on beer
Mr.. Eunt-,iiyiug 10 judges the power
20 tix compensation when an assistant is
appointed iUr the prosecuting attorney. /
Compensation is now fixed by the COM /
missioners.
Mr.. Clarke-Allowing life prisoners at
the penitentiary to bc credited with earn
ings not exceeding five c,atS per day.
Mr. Bellyillc-froyidin. for settlement
Of estates Of deceased partners
Mr. Weems-io perfect the law subject |
ing women 10 the statute OF Limitation in !
contested will cases.
Mr. McCray-Tv amend section CLOS of I
the Revised Statutes 50 that partie. havin.
claims against an executor or aiministrat1r !
which were known 10 said executor or ad- ,
ministrator, and not presented within one
year fo- payment, shall recover costs.
Mr. JaCkson-Tn authorize Ccdarville,
Greene county. Ia issue bonds,
Mr. BlUe-Io provide for the election Of
IN additional Judge ut the Common Pleas
Court in the first subdivision OF the Sixth ,
Judicial Distric;.
Mr.. Boden-Providinc that under certain !
circumstances graveyard may be located |
within one hundred feet of a residence.
BILLS PASSED.
II. B. by Mr.. Williams-To secure the
speedy trials of prisoners charged with mis-
demearors before the Probate Court when
a
within thirty days.
H. y. by Mr.. Misunderstanding that
only when judge is disqualified TO sit
upon a case and there i no judge in the
same sub-iistrIcI who l. not qualified. the
case may be tried in another subdivision
Of the same district on account OF such dis
qualification.
H. y. by Mr. Krcis. providing for the
transfer of certain fund. in Washington
township, Morrow county.
LIB. by Mr.Speuccr-To distribut. twenty
copies of the roster cf Ohio soldier, to each
member of the Sixty-eighth General A.
eembiy, provided that this distribution
Ghall be inclusive OF copies already dis
S. b. by Mr. Coultcr-To authorize
Quincy, Logan county, 10 transfer certain
funds.
s. b. by Mr.. Robertson-To change the
time Of holding Common Pleas Court in
Shelby county.
s. B. bv Mr. Cutlcr-To authorize yillaca |