Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-12
COLUMBUS, O., January II

CoLuxBus, o., January II
The senate.
Mr.. Snyder introduced q resolution Il
: allow ten days pay to Chief Clerk Nsllan
l digham and.Message Clerk Marshall.
The Chair announced the following com
mittce: Joint Enrolment Committee
Brown, of Hamilton: Kerr. of Richland
Mortley. of Coshocton.
The Senate then adjourned to give III,
Chamber TO the State Board or Agricul
ture.
! Another food of bills was poured upor
the House yesterday.
BILLS IsrRoDuCRp.
misunderstanding that . company
or association located in Ohio may sue anc
be sned by the ordinary name by which il
il known.
Mr.. whitacrc-To permit cemetery asso
Citations To file their plats in the Recurder'i
Office.
Mr. Pennell-To place improved roads in
counties under control of County Comnis
siOners instead Of Trustees as at present.
Mr. Poormsn-Amending the tax laws
by providing that upos the failure to list
property for taxation it shall be outlawed
Mr.. Gaumer-Providing for an additiOal
judge in the first subdivision of the eighth
judicial district.
Mr.. Misunderstanding that persons in
Jail for ofienses in the jurisdiction of the
Probate Court shall be tried there at the
first term, regardless of what court he has
given bond Ia appear before.
Mr., Shaw-Submitting to the people of
Auglaize and Logan counties proposition
to vote on change of boundary line of the
two counties so that the lines will run par
allel with section lines instead Of angling
across them.
Mr. Davis-To prevent the calling ont of
militia when employers refuse TO arbitrate
differences. 1t provides that it shall be
the duty of corporations doing business in
this State and having disputes or differences
| with their employees, TO submit TO such EN-
ployes a proposition to arbitrate such diff
ferences or disputes as provided in the sta
tutes of this State, before appealing To any
Sheriff, or other qualified officer for extra
police protection" In case any corpora
ton fails TO comply with the above pro-
vision. and it shall become necessary to in
woke the protection Of officers to preserve
order and protect life or property. the cost
of such protection shall be collected from
the corporation by the Commissioners Of the
county in which the corporation is doing
business.
Mr. Eakins-Providing that any physician
Of five. years practice and holding .
diploma from a regularly chartered and
accredited medical college may appear be
| fore the State Board Of Pharmacy and re-
ceive q certificate Of competency As phar-
macist without undergoing an eXamina-
ton.
Mr.. Laylin-Providing that in eases
where demurrer TO petition IS filed in
court the party shall attach to his demurrer
statement OF the particular grounds Of
objection on which he relies.
Mr.. Bird-Providing that companies
doing q purely guaranty business in the
State may be considered to have complied
with the laws after they have deposited
money in the treasury Of any other State.
Mr.. Clark-Providing that any person
who obtains any goods or chattels under
false pretcnses, without paying for them,
shall be considered guilty of stealing. and,
II the value of the goods amounts to over
IS, be sentenced 10 the Penitentiary not
more than three years, and if the value be
less than that sum, fined 500 and sentenced
to the county Jail for thirty days.
Mr.. Owen-fo amend the. Dow Law. 80 -
to strike out that part allowing councils 70
permit liquors to be sold ON Sunday.
Mr.. Braman-Giving township boards
of education authority to condemn land,
and when the costs OF the proceedings ex-
ceed the appraised value. they shall b
assessed on defendant.
Mr. RobinsOn-To extend to the G. A. h.
and Sons Of Veterans reunions the same
privileges enjoyed by religious asemblagea.
Mr.. vinnedge-TO authorize the Com
missioners of Butler county to build free
turnpike.
Mr.. Taylor-To authorize the Trustees Of
Rush township. Champaign county. to issue
bonds to build cemetery vaults, the ques-
ton to be submitted to the people
Passed.
Mr.. Robeson-To authorize Grecnville
Dash Company to issue bonds to sink
natural gas wells. Passed.
Mr. Geyer-Same for Defiance Passed.
Mr.. Brown-To authorize the County
Commissioners of Hancock county ia issue
bonds for completing new court house.
Mr.. Albaugh-Providing that court stem
ographers shall receive not more than $500
year in counties not containing cities Of
the first or second class.
Mr. Misunderstanding for the removal
of guardian accounts from one county to
another when both guardian and ward re-
move from one county another.
Mr.. Holland, to establish q Medical |
Board of Examiners and Licensers and to |
regulate the practice of medicine and sur |
gerry in the State, and to define the duties |
and powers of such board.
Mr.. Ankeny, amending the mutual in |
surance laws 80 that associations Of persons /
combining for protection against loss by |
fire, lightning. storms and death of |
animals shall be confined to the |
limits of the counties in which a majority |
of the members live, and an association for |
loss by fire, lightning and storms must have |
. cash capital Of s, go, and one for loss by |
death of domestic animals q cash capital Of |
At least 81, 600.
Mr. Shaw, to authorize the village OF
Minister. in Auglaize county, to borrow
money and issue bonds to sink wells for |
natural gas. Passed.
Mr. Hysell, TO change the name Of the |
family of Simon Fuchs, in Perry county. to
Fox. Passed.
Mr.. Cope, to appropriate 81 900 for con-
tingent expenses Of the House. Passed.
PRISONERS OF WAR
The following resolution by Mr. McCray
vent over under the rules:
Resolred. That the Senate and House OF
Of the United States are
hereby requested to pass law providing
hat all Union soldiers Of the late war who
we're captured and confined in rebel pris-
,ns be placed on the pension rolls of the
United States.
ResoIted, That the Senate and House of
pass q law providing that all Union soldiers
II the late war, who were confined in rebel
prisons he paid 81 per day during the time
hey were 50 imprisoned.
Resoired, That the Governor of the State
Il Ohio forward q copy ol this resolution
o Congress.
REVOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Senate joint resolution calling upon /
he Representatives and Senators from !
)hio in Congress to use their influence 70 ,
ecure sufficient appropriations for the !
roper Improvement of the lake harbors,
Mr.. Poorman-To purchase $50 copies of ,
ppendix to Ohio Statutes for use Of mem :
'ers ,
Mr.. Wydman-To furnish copies of the /
sevlsed Statutes TO the standing commit
ees Of the House
RESOLUTION OFFERED
Mr.. Worthington-To permit the Edison s
.lectric Light Company TO extend their c
iires TO the Supreme Court room, cousults-
ion loom, and law library