Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-18

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CoLuNsus. O.. February IL
The senate. va
In tho Senate the following bills were In
troduced:
Mr.. Morison-To amend section 9s6S Re.
vised Statutes, as amended April -, 1885,
conferring authority on City Councils TO
pass ordinances in reference to licensing
peddlers.
Mr.. Stueve (by re4uestrTo authorize
the Commissioners OF Hamilton county to
levy q tax of 6-lUG of Q mill, for improving
Beekman street in Cincinnati, between
Harrison avenue and Queen City avenue.
Mr.. Geyser tby requestl-To authorize
the village of Bowling Green TO borrow
money for the purpose Of funding the float
ing debt of the village and TO procure funds
for certain streets therein.
.Nr. Kerr-ProSiding that 4 person held
q Q witness shall not be confined in associ-
alton with persons charged with crime. and
shall be entitled tn his regular per diem
witness fees for the period of his confine-
ment in like manner as when in actual ~
tendance upon the court i'll trial.
Mr.. kerr-AmendiuS section 2'.9 in
creasing the authority OF the City Sollei'"T
over sidewalks
BILLs FAssTp.
H. r. BY Mr.. Holcom5-To authorize the
Commissioners OF Montgomery county ~
purchase additional grounds for the Mont
gomery County Children's Home, to dedi-
cate land for street purposes and 10 sell GER
tain land not necessary ior the use OF said
Children's Home.
H. B.-by Mr.. Taylor-To authorize the
Board. OF Education. of Crbans TO issue
bonds 70 redeem outstanding bonds.
g. B. by Mr.. Wallaoe-Authorizing the
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issue bonds therefor TO pay debts and sup
ply deficiencies
5. B. by Mr. Stull-Supplementary to an
act to authorize the trustees Of Warren
township, Trumbsll county, 10 levy tax
for the purchase Of a LOT and the erection
thereon of . soldiers monument
H. B. by Mr.. Hubbsrd-To authorize the
trustees OF Scipio township. Seneca county.
to build soldiers monument in Farewell
Retreat cemetery.
8. B. by Mr.. Mortley-To repeal an set
70 create . school sub-district in jackson
township, Coshocton county.
H. Il. by Mr.. Brown, of HAncock-To
authorize the Council Of the city of Findlay
70 make the interest on the water works
bonds Of ssid city Is authorized at the gen
eral election, held November s, lsss, pay.
able semi-annually.
Geo. B. Cox, Of Hamilton county. to be .
State Inspector Of Oils Thos +, Dill Of
Richlsnd county. to be . Trustee Of the
Soldiers and Sailors Home, At Sandusky;
silas A. Conrad. of Stark county. to be .
Trustee Of the Institution for the Educa-
ton Of Feeble Minded Youths
The House.
BILLS PASSED.
H. B. by Mr.. Holmes-To authorize vii
laee Of Milford. Ciermont county, 10 trans
Ter funds.
H. h. by Mr.. Robinson-To pay $l0o
bounty due from the State to George w.
Thacker, Of Lawrence county.
H. y. by Mr.. Jackson-To authorize Ce-
darville, Green county, TO borrow money
Tor certain purposes.
s. b. BY Mr. Ford-To authorize Char
don " issue bonds to redeem other bonds.
H. b. by Mr.. ogle-To authorize West
Unity 10 issue bonds for building . town
ball
H. b. by Mr.. Harris-To authorize COM
mia;oners Of Preble county to provide for
the deficiency in county fur a.
H. X. by Mr.. Belville-Io authorize city
council Of Dayton 10 transfer = certain
fund.
II. B. by Mr. Brown-To make water
works bonds Of Findiay payable semi
annually.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Reed-Amending section c792 30 that
the value Of lands occupied and used as Q
canal or 0ed ss apublic highway outside
Of municipal corporations, shall be de-
Quoted by the assessors 1t the decennial
period.
Mr.. watkins-To provide for the In
closure of abandoned burial grounds.
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Belmont county. ~ maintain toll gate
within the village.
Mr.. Smith-providing that fees collected
by County Surveyors shall be paid into the
county treasury and that the Surveyor
shall receive . salary varying from 81, 800
in the counties Of the largest population TO
$l.oOO in counties Of smallest population.
Mr. Eggerman-To authorize the Com
missionen Of Hardin county 70 levy tax TO
pay debt of Hardin County Agricultural
society.
Mr. Hartp~nce-To provide for improv.
ing road in Crosby township, Hamilton
county.
Mr. Blue (by re9uest)-To prevent the
adulteration Of wheat
Mr.. Albaugh-To authorize the County
Commissioner 10 cut down and regrads
free turn pikea
Mr.. Kennedy-Giving women the right TO
vote It municipal elections.
Mr.. Robinson-Froviding for the selec-
ton of Q site Of tue Children's Home in
Dsrke. county.
Mr.. HSrtpence-To preven, the adulter-
alton of niik.
Mr. Smith-To authorize the Commits
sioners of Franklin county to construct .
bridge across the scioto river ~ Rich street,
Columbus.
Mr.. Brown. Of Hancock-To divide Della.
ware township, Hancock county into two
precincts.
Mr.. Belville-To authorize the village
county, to establish library
Mr.. Wilhslm-To compel all corporations
except railrosd, insurance and banking
companies, and building and loan aSsocis.
tons. to file . report annually with Secre-
sary of State, showing financial standing.
Mr.. Hunt-Providing for appropriation
of $500 to Captain Weune Of the Sixtsenth
regiment
Mr. Hartpence-Providing that no person
shall be allowed TO practice medicine with
out diploma from regular college.
Mr.. Shearer-To prohibit the killing Of
quail for five years-
Mr.. Holmes-Providing for the appoint.
ment BY Common Pleas Judge Of com
VI i've RCLSOuS, VI Whoiu bhdli
be women, to visit charitable institutions.
AncRLLASEous.
Mr. Williams offered . resolution. which
went over under the rules, providing for
partitioninG of as much ~ may be necessary
Of the Office of the Clerk of the Supreme
Court in order TO make . passage way To
the north gallery of the House.
Mr.. Outcalt's bill providing for addition
al appropriations for the purpose of COM
pleting the Cincinnati City Hall was re-
ferred 70 him to report at any time
The House concurred in the Senate
amendment including the Loyal Legion
in the bin providing against unlawful
wearing Of the badge of the q. A. X.
Mr.. Holmes offered . resolution con.
graduating Mr.. Hudson. OF Clinton, upon
his marriage. After the resolution had
ben read. the Speaker said: THE chair
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