The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-03-17
STATE NEWS ITEMS.


", TO borrow eO000 to build o school-hcuso;
authorizing the council Of the city Of Columbus
TO borrow 100000 for sewer purposes; for the
abandonment Of the Columbus feeder OF the
Ohio canal.
HousR-Bills introduced: Providing thnt n
case Of the absence. sickness or disability OF
mayors in cities Of the second class and -
towns and villages the council may designate
justice Of the peace TO act; amending tho ex-
emption law so as to allow wife divorced for
the aggression Of tho husband, and living with
her children, to claim the $500 in lien Of . home
stead; prohibiting railroad companies from
compelling their employees to become members
Of any relief association; providing for stare
school book commission; leaving II discretion
ary with county commissioners ms 10 tho print
ing Of certain advertising in German newspa-
pers; creating commission to decide upon the
merits Of joint ditches. The general approprias
tion bill was passed. >
CoLuMBus, March DISSEMINATING follow
ing bills were introduced: To exempt oil pre-
historic lands from taxation which are held by
any person, company or corporation for their
historical interest not for profit and open for the
public as parks; to amend Section 1850 70 put
cities OF the third and fourth grades Of third
class upon the same basis OF limitation for tax
alton; requiring town councils to grade SIDE
walks the same as streets; authorizing Steu-
oenvihe, oenersoh county 70 uor,v" sor"o ~
ouiio pr1oge across the onio' M. nl"uuo0S
onereu resolution instrucuhs oonavols s an
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s. Treasury by the purchase OF bonds. Mr..
Rannels gave notice to discuss, and the resolu-
tion went over under the rule; Fl. J. r., by Mr..
Poorman, requesting the Superintendent OF the
xenia Homo to furnish report as 10 the num-
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made goods; preventing the spread Of glanders.
A number Of local bills ere also passed.
hoUsE.-buis introouced' Autnofl1ing tne
their order passed upon by the circuit court;
requiring bank statements, building nnd saw
pers of opposite politics; requiring physicians
to have their diplomas recorded; providing
penalty for practicing law without authority;
preventing railroads discriminating against per-
sons hanolng clay ana orick; dehning pure
same. extenain, tna towns n -, Court Issao-dsrs -
A nun her Of Local IN n;,,s wore m rass.S
CoIuMnrs Morct q -sr, .,rr~p;,,. r,s.ea,
Authorizing the lease and cyt ens,or of the Mn.
cinnati Southern railway; requiring insurance
companies to publish statements wherever
their agents are located; providing against the
collection OF usurious interest on chattel mort
sages, g.'hs ,orm .or ME-, 1ux reeelpss BINS a IN
mn 80 .,,,,,,S s,r mo. ~ ~ .S.". v'oSa
ass,uned to n th;rd rsrsnn. nar,n. .na sases
charged NV water.works comnnn,e. Uniform
creating the office of State Veterinary Ipspee.
tor; requiring Ohio penitentiary goods to be
marked. -
HousE-Bills passed: Providing for the pay
ment OF wages twice a month; 10 improws
.ne Lower Niver roao IN oincinnoa; prevent.
H n .se sp.eau 0' ueAas oao.,S ievor Inc Jour
that The Owen sunday hill, had nv, nser ,sco,. ocU
sidered.
COLUMBUS, March hs.-SENArs.-Birls 8. passed: :
Preventing the payment of dividends by the di-
rectors of corporations except on surplus prof
its; regulating foreign corporations doing busi-
ness in this State; requiring common-school