Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-07
BOARD OF PARDONS.
MOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES PASSES
THE LINDSEY BILL.
Hsalding Reservoir Bill Passes the House
The Ames Temperance Instruction
Bill Discussed Again-Meat Inspection
I Bin introduced.
COLUMBUS, O., April Z.
The Senate,


The Senate.
The following bills were introduced:
Mr.. Rannells-To conform the various
provisions of the husband and wife act"
70 the present statutes
Mr.. Townsend-To enable the Commis-
sioners of the Columbus Centennial to pro-
tect that exhibition from the sale of liquors
under the statutes now in force for the
State Board of Agriculture,
Mr.. Rannells-Exemptingp pension money
and property of pensioners from eIecu-
ton.
Mr.. Robertson - Transferring Shelby
county from the Second TO third Circuit of
the Circuit Court District.
Mr.. Braddock-Regulating freight rates
on railroads.
BILLS PASSED.
s. B. by misunderstanding the pro-
visions OF the registration law 70 all cities
Of Ohio which by the Federal census OF
1880 had 5, 200 or more population.
Mr.. Townsend-To extend the power of
courts in cases of injunction.
II. B. by Mr.. Geyer-Providing for the
abandonment of the Paulding county reser-
voir. The bill was amenled and must
now 60 to the House.
H. b. by Mr. Rorick-Authorizing the
Commissioners of Fulton and Ashtabula
counties to make an agricultural display at
snS Soru Nen.ehniar,
.., ~ ~, .t;,,,,,. enIs;,s iS ~, tar
eign insurance companies.
s. B. by Mr.. Davis-Authorizing County
Commissioners TO compensate Clerks OF
Courts for certifying TO pension certificates.
II. R. by Mr.. Reed-Regulating the man
ner Of letting contracts for county build
RI bv M Observation-Disclosures
conntv conrmissioner, 10 direct the recor-
a. ertot-sns.ct racords of other connti.s reI,-
tive 10 deeds mortgapes etc
T,. gon.
o
When the Ames temperance instruction
bill, H amended by the Senate, came up
for consideration, Mr. Ames held that the
bill had not been changed in any import
ant particular.
Mr. Hartpence OF Hamilton, moved to
amend oy requiring that the Dad enects OF
hquor on the system snail oe taugnt. lie
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shnnhns ,neIe .S en as ius H.. VOC os ,;ao,
;ne drnL. The sme,Smenf VS. r.;sc,.a
RI. T;,ch.n ,oaraS 20 aunsrd h., 1r,v;d.
tng that The instruction snail he oral so AZ
10 nreyent the purchase of school book,
which was agreed to.
Numerous other amendments and mo-
tious TO postpone were voted down. and
vote wa. then taken on concurriny in the
Senate amendments as amended. The re-
suit wa. yeas 25 nays 49. So the House re-
fn.ed 10 concur and the hill will have to on
10 \ conference Committee.
mrs p.ssrn
sp NJ Monsor~G;v;,, .ha ,;t.
tbs s.r,e @ tights a. ths bn,hand In nart;tinn
snits
a bv Mr. Ranpe,.-To re.nnron-;.t.
r,onsx sgnronr;ate5 for Gettvsbnrp Wemor.
81 60, ixs.;I,,
r. by Mr. Richardson Reouir;np
pmynastic ASSOCIATIONS To obtain permis,
sion from the Mayor or Sheriff to give e1-
hibitious.
II. B. by Mr.. Boyd-To prevent fraud in
the selling of wool.
s. B, Mr.. Hassie-To prevent the use Of
the capital stock Of incorporated compan-
les for the payment of dividends -
RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
II. B. by Mr.. Clark-To allow the Second
and Sixth Ohio Cavalry Associations to
use the room of the Judiciary Committe of
tne mouse u1rihs Tue Nauoiai I"eainp-
-nenh w.
NEAT tNsfEcfioN.
Mr.. Brown, OF hancock, introduced
bill TO amend secoon ZoSo, TO read as fol-
lows: The Council oil any city or village,
except as PROVIDED IN DIVISION SIX, chspter
one Oh the ute, whenever III may oe
deemed necessary, snail nave further
power 70 appoint one inspector, ana
II required, one or more ASSISTANT
inspectors OF beef-catte; sheep, hogs,
poultry, game, mix, mllch cows, fresh
meat ano fresh hsh whlch sald beef-cattle,
sheep and hogs shall be inspected on foot
alive by said inspector within the county
where such city or village Is situated be-
Tore the same are slaughtered Tor market,
or used as human food or Tor any person
within said city or village.
LIMITING LITIGATION.
Mr.. Brown, of Hancock, introduced bill
to limit to twenty-one years. the time in
which action for recovery of title to real
estate can be commenced.
RrsoIuT1oS DEFEATED.
HR bx Mr. K;tcben-To create . com.
r,;tt.s 10 ;non;re into -.ilroad freight and
n.ss.noe, rat,s durinp tbe recess and re-
-, 80 t5e neIt session what Iag;s,ation ia
Necessary in this direction.
= BOARD OF PARDoNs.
The House passed Mr.. Lindsey Senate bill
creating Board of Psrdons. The bill pro-
yides that within fifteen days after the pas
saee of the act the Governor shall appoint
four persons, not over two of whom shall be
from the same political party, to be known
a tho Ohio Board of Pardons, who shall
serve without compensation other than q
sum sufficient to cover necessary expenses
while performing their duty Within
twenty days from their appointment the
board is to meet and organize by elect
ing q President. The Executive Clerk,
of the Governor is made Secretary
of the Board, and i. to receive $500
for his services Every applicant for the
granting of a pardon, Communication of SEN
S.nc. or ranrieve rnnst he made dir~ctlv ~