Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-04

! the ney,sed statutes requiring teachers OF
common public schools 10 pass eNamina-
, tions in hygiene and music, as in other
branches
By MIR, Ames--To re-enact sections 1855
l2s; and lo5i, requiring clerks Of the
supreme, distr:c. and common pleas court
| 10 index judgments, executions and pend
ing suits alphabetically.
By Mr.. Poormsn-To authorize county
commissioners TO look after tax omissions
and appoint some one 10 give the matter
attention.
By Mr. Tayior-To amend the game law
so as to prevent the killing oi quail and
turtle doves At any time
By Mr.. Haley-To make habitual resorts
of thieves and burglars nuisance, and Civ
ing police Judge power to ahdtc them.
Nv Mr.. Bluc--To authorize trustees of
Washington township. Licking county, TO
build a town hall.
BY Mr. Beatty-To amend the game laws,
By Mr. Gritiin-r ammcnd section ., 43
Of the Revised Statutes, by giving 20 judges
power TO administer oaths when taking tes-
timony on the admission of challenged
votes, and providing that such vote be ad-
mitted with consent OF three Judges.
By Mr.. kries-To regulate the manufac-
ture and sale OF vinegar.
By Mr.. McGregor-To authorize New
Concord, Muskingum county, TO transfer
funds.
By Mr. Mercdith--To authorize Van
Vert county To erect a soldiers memorial
hall.
By Mr. 'Tompkins-To change the name
of Meier Thomas Ellis Fuller. OF Athens
county. To Melzcr Thomas Ellis
BY Mr.. Britton-To provide that no
county. township or corporation shall be
allowed to create a general debt exceeding
ten per cent. OF the taxable valuation of its
real estate. and that. whenever such general
debt shall exceed ten per cent, Of the valua-
ton of the real estate, 10 more indebted
ness shall be created until the general debt
is reduced below the figure.
BY Mr.. Monnot-To provide for the
publication and distribution of school
books by the State.
\ resolution authorizing th" Clerk TO ap-
point an assistant was adopted.
Mr. Beatty offered Joint resolution,
which went over under the rules, directing
the Board of Public Works To improve the
channel of that portion Of Miami river be-
tween the bulkhead Of the Lewistown
reservoir and the Shelby county line by
deepening the same one foot,
At the afternoon session, Mr.. Rawlins, Of
Clark offered a resolution authorizing the
Sergeant-at-Arms to appoint the following
pOrteTS NJ fD-bt per uiN 'r'hlgt hiltN,
Franklin James Lewis, luyahosa: A. Ii.
Griffiths Ashtabula: Elmer Boyd, Fayette;
Hiram Moon, Lucas; W. Il. Kitchen. Jack
son; K. \. Porter Miami; Frank Hall,
Athens. The resolution was adopted.
BY resolution by Mr.. Williams, Frank
Vaughn and 6. W. Brown, porters of the
House, were allowed ten dollars for SER
vices rendered during and since the organi
Lation Of the present House
The Speaker appointed the following
pages: Elmer BlaR'r, Gallon; Henry Nes-
bert, Logan; Charles +. Donnelly. Cuya-
hoga; Ralph Bcaton. Franklin; J. Ran
doIph. Belmont; Charles II. Rumsdell.
Hamilton; Walter Baxter. Clarke; Frank
Little, Trumbull; Samuel Amen, High
land
Mr.. Kitchen introduced bill to amend
section 1874 OF the Revised Statutes 20 that,
in counties in which the salary OF the Pros
cutting Attorney does not exceed 800 per
year the Commissioners, in addition to
said salary, shall annually at their Deem
Der session. make him an allowance OF not
less than $-S nor more than 500 for ser
vices a. attorney, and in all other counties
they shall annually make such allowance
As they think proper. but this section shall
not apply 10 any county having county
solicitor