The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-02-23

met n o:SO. On ,uotion tne VOTE by which Mr.
Coweill's biii pruvidins foF : board Of veteri.
nary surseous WA lost. vss reconsidered Ad.
journed 70 1 p. m. Monday.
Housr-rns y5ou.. NJ A n o,c,oc,r With a
hare ouorum nrrssnt NJ. fJayniitou Introduced
a ba,1 IL ursvar& . ~, &.,e~r,nh co,npsnv sroyn
ercctsnv ro,e. m : st,est siIev ar nublio vsv
on which a line 4 nov erected. A isrre number
Of bills were introduoed and referred M.
weems Introduced = bill amending the Jury
laws By striking out Tie provision that the irst
twelve drawn shaii constitute the petit Jury.
CoIurBua reb. 8--3reArp. .-Follovin bilis
Introduced: f2eoulat,ng the mnintensnce Of
line fences; making Il : penal offense to poison
dog, unless trespsssiug ON promises; amend.
ing the registration law applying 10 Cleveland;
to prevent the introduction Of Texas fever
among cattle -
Housr-Mr stranahan offered mint reso,,.
tion rescindine tho RESOLUTION Of Nav isrs nro.
yidine for a swamp land AGENT for the State "a
confer with the United atntea relative To swamn
and other lands and to appoint o commissioner
in place Of the one now in office. Referred to
the Finance Committee Among the petitions
presented wns one asking for tho passage Of a
law to prohibit any person from selling or giving
tobacco to a minor. Bills were introduced az
follows: Requiring thirty days notice to be
given before suit can be brought against q
municipal corporation: uroyidiuQ for the ap.
pointment Of persons in Cleveland 70 distribute
poll-books, tally sheets and bellots: allowing
the clerk Of the Supreme Court e1eS quarterly
nom tho fees collected by him; establishing
snb-school district In Lake Township Ashland
County; allowing Findlay to pay interest on
water-works bonds semi-annually; authorizing
the board OF education at Newark to borrow
H5.OOO to complete . new scho0l-house
COLUMBUS, Feb. A.-SENATE-BEls passed;
Preventing unauthorized persons from wearing
the badge of the g. A. RI; extend
ing Independent military companies the
same exemption allowed members Of the
National Guard; allowing iveiyear GER
tifcates to teachers In village districts;
regulating the employment Of afflicted persons
by railroads; prohibiting the obstruction Of
streets by railroad companies Bills intro
duced: Allowing religious societies to elect
trustees for longer term than one year, au-
thorizing gas companies to run electric light
works. preventing the unlawful wearing Of the
insignia OF civic or secret societies
HousE.-Bills passed: Authorizing the Gov
ernor to remove members Of the board Of visi.
tors to the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home; providing for the better collection Of
taxes; providing that railroad employees shall
be examined only as 70 the colors actually
used; allowing savings associations to invest
more than ten per cent. Of their stock in coun.
ty bonds. Senator Sherman, Ex-Governor
FOSUer anu Gc0crul OlO6On were introduced 10
the members.
COLUMBUS Feb. 15-.srNArr.-Bi,,s nassed.
Relating to military companies and oreaniza
tions drilling in military tactics. fxino the torn
of township trustees nj three wears and town
shin clerks ana trcnsurers nj two vears.
amending Section 05ss. regulating the rendering
| of judgments in iustices' courts I,,,ls intro'
duced: Amending Section eaOo 40 ms IN en.
power the councils of cities and villages to an.
|
| and regulate their book-keepinp: to cornpel
| county treasurers to state in detail the amount
| Of valuation, rate per cent. amount of tax and
| penalty II any, on tax receiuts: to preyent tho
| spread Of glanders among horses and foot rot
| and scab among sheen: supplementary to Sec.
ton 0si defining more infinitely the manner of
| admitting children to children's homes
HousE-Bills passed: Providing for contest.
| ing the election Of Presidential Electors. re
quiring cities towns and villages to establish
health boards: giving natural gas companies the
| right of eminent domain; providing for brandiue
| prison-made goods shipped into this State.
COLUMBUS. Feb 1s.-srNArr.-Bi,ls Ia. passed !.
| Amending Section COAX ~ the Revised statutaa
| SO as TO prohibIt the sellnu or rving awnv nj
| LIQUORS within four miles Of n Mace
where thers IA being held Grand
| Army or Sons of Veterans sce,ebrat,on or
| reunion, Amending Sections g74 g75 and 14o8
providing for the relief Of outside poor from
| townsbip funds. Amending Section bi;7 so as tn
mako IL agree with Section 61b5 relative to
homesteads. Relative to the appointment of q
Joint committee to investigate so.caled s.trusts"
| and pools" was adopted. The Committee on
Judiciary reported back Mr.. Beatty's House
bill providing for township local option, recon-
mending its passage. Further consideration
was postponed until next Thursday.
HousE-Mr Vinncdge introduced bill pro.
| for 80