Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-24
CoIunBus. O., February 2s
The House.

The House.
BILL PASSED.
8. B. BY Mr.. horison-To require q pub
lie record Of the names and amounts due
unknown depositors of banks, and to pro
vide for the final disposition OF unclaimed
dego.ita
nce Of chaplain of Ohio Peuiten tiary at q
saiary of $1,000 per year, the chaplain also
% act as librarian.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Reed-To compel sleeping car, trans
portation, and other companies to pay e
the State y tax of two per cent on theii
gross receipts
Mr. Aerrick-To prevent trustees of pub
lie institutions from appointing relatives te
Office.
Mr. Holmes-To give State Inspector Of
Workshops authority to 90 into and inspeci
State shops and factories
Mr.. Holmes-For the relief Of Joseph
Glare. who. while Treasurer of Tate town
ship. ClermOnt county, Was robbed %
ESQ.
Mr.. Doran-To give Sheriff Of hamilton
county full power in appointing court con
stables
Mr.. williams-Changing time of Audit.
ors taking positions from September to
October.
Mr ITOLnitl- TONlulilB lIlat III COUNTIES
in which provision has been made for I'M
prisonment in a work house, the court may
sentence such persons to imprisonment in
such work house for period not exceeding
ax months.
Mr.. 0hlemacher-To authorize Sandusky
70 issue bonds not exceeding $aOO.OO0 for
construction OF wharves and landings.
Mr.. kitchen-To amend the law relating
TO taxing mineral leases providing for the
assessor To exempt from tax each year the
amount OF coal mined the previous year,
taxing the number OF acres Yet remaining
unmined.
Mr.. CoIe-Amending the insurance laws
~ as 70 correct Irregularities and make seo-
tons uniform.
LOCAL BILLS INTRODUCED.
To authorize the Commissioners Of Co
ahocton county 70 build a bridge acruss the
Walhonding; To authorize Gallipolis to
issue bonds to bHild city prison; 20 pro-
vide for care of part OF Salem turnpike
In Montgomery county; to authorize Min
eral City special school district in Tusca-
Tswas county TO issue bonds.
LOCAL BILLS PASSED.
To authorize the village of Arcanium.
and Town township Dsrke county. 10 unite
in erecting q town hall; TO authorize Pio-
nees special school district of Williams
the Children's Home.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
S. J. R by NJ. Davis-Providing for the
appointment of seven commiA 4oners Of the
Marietta Centennial.
pEPUTY's RESIDENCE
Mr.. Whittlesey offered q resolution,
which went over under the rules, to sppro-
pirate 500 70 fit up the second story OF the
building at the Penitentiary now used rs a
store house for the purpose OF furnishing q
residence for tho Deputy Warden.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Haley's bill TO provide for seml-
monthly payment of wages 70 employees of
railroads and other corporations was post
poned for one week.
Mr.. Sanford's resolution authorizing the
Board OF Public Works 20 lease the East
Reservoir in Summit county, was adopted.
Mr.. Davis bill providing for instruction
ia the public schools upon the effects Of
aicohol and narcotics on the human system
was postponed for two weeks
Mr.. Lawlors bill making an sppropria-
ton 10 reuniform and equip the Four
teenth Resiment Ohio Nationsl Guard,
was postponed until next Wednesday.
The Committee on Temperance recon-
mended the passage OF Mr.. Poorman's bill
so increase the Dow law, the Committee
amending the law 50 as to make the tax
$500 on all dealers The bill Was made the
special order for Wednesday afternoon at
$50.
The Committee on Universities and Col
leses reported fsyorably the Kitchen bill,
providing for the establishment Of a school
OF mines at the Ohio State University. The
committee amends by reducing the appro-
pristion from s. 500 70 s., 500. The bill
will be considered Wednesday.
Mr. Smith sent 70 the Clerks desk and
had read the resolution adopted by Colum-
bus Council, asking the Legislature to su-
thorize the construction Of a bridge across
the Scioto at Rich street at a cost OF $50 900.
The Conference Committee on the differ
euces between the Senate and House on the
Morrison sanitary bill, reported in favor of
the House receding from its amendment TO
include Columbus The report was agreed
10.
The standing committee on temperance
reported favOrably Mr.. Ames' bill provid-
ing for instruction in the common schools
upon the effects OF alcohol and narcotics
upon the human system The bill will be
considered Wednesday.
Mr.. Smiths bill relating to the appoint
ment Of court constables was again post
poned until next Wednesday.
The Senate.
BILL PASSED.
S. B. by Mr.. Rathbone-Authorixing
Franklin, Warren county, TO issue S2O, 900
in bonds 10 build water works
II. B. by Mr.. Smith-To authorize the
Commissioners OF Franklin county TO pur-
chase additional grounds for the Children's
Home.
II. b. by Mr. Hysell-Authorizing Perry
county to issue 81. 900 in bonds to complete
the Court House.
S X. by Mr. Rannells-Changing Monroe