Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-08
CoLUnBUs, O.. March &
The Senate.

CoLUhBUs. O.. March 8.
The Senate.
Bills PASSED.
s B. by Mr.. MorisOn-r0 provide against
the collection Of usurious interest ON chat
te! mortgages, etc.
5. Il. by Mr.. Adams-FiKing the form st
tax receipts, and providing penalty OF
s2a for county treasures To deliver amy
ether.
IL b. by Mr. McCray-Ts authorize the
Council vi Ashland, Ashland county u
sraslfer funds
FL. B. by Mr.. BrsmaR-Providins that
st the first election held in 3 city OF village
after the same has been divided into wards.
the members Of the Council residing in a
ward shall, if they arc three in number.
act as judges of election, otherwise the
judges shall he appointed by the Council
II. B. by Mr.. Robcson-Authorixing Ar
canum village and Twin township in Aug.
LliZe county, To build town hall.
Ii. L. by Mr.. Wiihelm-To create sdii-
tional election precincts in Tuscarsws
county.
>. t. by Mr Massie-To smend section
S84 of the Revised Statutes 30 that insur-
ance companies shall be required to pub
lish in twU newspapers of opposite politics,
where there are tNFo snch papers at the seat
a.
business the certificate Of the superinten-
dent that the company has complied with
sil the laws of the state.
Mr.. Mack-Providing for extending the
lease of the Cincinnati southern Railway.
H. B. by Mr. Weems-Amending section
s s53 to make it conform 10 the new law
relative 10 the business relations OF husband
and wife
MILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Observation-Disclosures Lockland,
Hamilton county, to borrow Sl5, 900 for
seweracc purposes.
Mr. Richsri~On-A uthorizing Westwood,
Hamilton county, 70 borrow S9I 900 to build
q town hall.
Mr. Notwithstanding Clifton. Hamil.
ton county, TO borrow 500, 600 for sewerage
and street purposes.
Nr Steuve-To permit building associa-
tions 20 increase or decrease the face value
Of their shares. or decrease their capital
stock by a vote of the directors.
Mr.. Stull-To authorize the election OF
ene additional judge in the counties of
Trumhull. Mahoning and Portage.
Mr.. StUn-To amend section Abs By pro-
viding for the cancelIing of mortgages
which have been assigned 10 a third party.
Mr.. Sinnett-To provide for the election
Of a Board of Public Affairs in Cincinnati
when the terms Of the present officials eX-
rire.
Mr.. .GIover-Authorizing the Trustees OF
CadiZ township, Harrison county, TO fence
q cemetery.
Mr.. Robeson-To authorize Greenville,
Darke county, to borrow 100000 for nat
ural gas purposes.
Mr.. M0rrison-To extend the provisions
Of the Cincinnati building law to the city
sf Cleveland.
Mr. Adams-To provide that goods man
ufactured in the Ohio Penitensiary shall be
marked convict goods" when sold within |
the state.
Mr.. WalI.ce-To provide for liens for
labor and material men.
tsMr. Authorizing Spring Valley |
township, Greene county, to build town
ball.
Mr.. Lindsey-Authorizius township trus-
tees to pay bounties to soldiers.
Mr.. Snyder-To give Coroners jurisdic- |
ton throughout the county in which they |
are elected.
Mr. AeIander-To make the rates |
charged By water works companies uni.
form.
Mr.. Hsthbone-To create the snice u
State Veterinary Inspector.
The Hsuse.
The feature Of the day in the House was
she changing of the journal of Tuesday 81
% 70 read that tho House refused to recon-
ader the vote by which the Sunday bill was
passed. Speaker pro TEN. Albaugh made
an earnest speech defending his decision.
Mr.. Rawlins and Others spoke in favor Of
the change. and the motion 70 alter the
journal finally prevailed by vote of 50 to
b. A Roeien WIS then made and carried
10 notify the Senate Of the action OF the
House. This action leaves the sunday bill
passed by the House and placed in the
hands II the Senate Mr.. AIbaugh OBJ
tanned leave to record his vote in favor OF
the sunday bill He was sbsent when the
bill wss passed.
fHR DOW Law.
At the opening Of the afternoon session,
Mr.. Poorman obtained the floor and moved
that the special order, the consideration Of
his bill TO increase the Dow tax, be post
tened until wednesday morning at 10
. clock. The motion was carried by . viva
ysce vote.
GENERAL B1LIs PASSED.
8 B. by Mr. Glover-To prevent the in
reduction Of Texas fever among cattle
H B. BY Nf. Harris-To provide for pub
fishing report Of Gettysburg Neesri.l Com
mission.
Il. B. by Mr.. Haiey-fs provide for
serri monthly payment Of wsses u en-
rlcyes Of corporations, amended SO rs not
% include railroads.