The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-08

rcs; compelling inguranCo ccmp0nles 70 pub
hsh their certificate IN places where AGENTS re.
side; preventing persons from walking on
railroad tracks; providing for the use Of glasi
bailot-boxes Resolution 04ered: Asking
Congress 70 pass Cameron's service pension
bill. The natural gas bflls were again post
poned. Several local bi,ls were passed
HOUsE.-A large number Of pettions were
presented Bills introduced: Preventing pub
lie institutions from keeping b0ofdors or Jun
keting expeditions; preventing ne use Of To-
bacco and chewing gum in the public schools;
better regulating inhrmaries end tails; pre-
venting free labor in the penitentiary; prevent
ing the waste Of natural gas. Several local
bills were passed.
COLUMBUS, Feb. ss.-srrArn--Bils passed.
Providing for survey OF the public works Of
the State; extending the powers Of election
boards; providing for township local option.
Bills introduced: Providing for serving sum.
mons on business partners; reducing the mum.
Der Of members Of boards Of education In cities
OF the second class; minutely defining the re-
quiring Of costs Of nonresidents.
HousE-Bill passed.: Dcsignatius the resi-.
dence Of infirmary inmates in certain
counties. The bill increasing the Dow tax was
lost on passage, reconsidered snd postponed
until wednesday; several local bills were
passed.
ing bills were passed: To expedite the collsc.
tion and publication OF school statistics; amend
ing Section so43 Of the Revised Ststutes no that
o challenged vote may be admitted by the de.
cision Of majority OF tho judges; authorizing
the commissioners Of Scioto County TO redeem
$4,000 worth Of bonds authorizing the com.
missioners Of Hamilton County TO borrow eao.
00) to improve the Pleasant Ridge snd Columbia
road; authorizing the village Of West Cleve.
lam 90 - nm g.
standing wnterworks tonds and the exten.
sion of water-works; asking Senators end
Representatives in Congress to support Mr.
Cameron's service pension bill was adopted;
authorizing the city Of Defiance TO borrow
money for the purpose Of sinking wells for
natural gas ETC., was lost on its passage. A
motion to reconsider was declared out OF order
the bill having been once reconsidered; au.
thorizing the village Of Fostoria to borrow 1900
to build cemetery vault; the natural gas bills
were either indefinitely postponed or lost on
their passage. H. b. by Mr.. Geyer, to abandon
the six-mile reservoir and the Miami and Erie
canal in Paulding County, was passed.
HOUsE.-The House met at 10 o'clock; Fl.
B. by Mr.. Ames, providing for the oral teach.
Ing Of the effects Of alcohol and narcotics on the
human system in the public schools, was passed.
COLUMBUS, March 2.-SENATE.-Bills intro.
duced: Giving storage warehousemen who
shall receive chattel property for storage lien
on the same, authorizing its sale for storage
charges, and requiring all sums unclaimed to
be paid into the State Treasury to the credit Of
the common school fund; regulating the duties
formitv v,th q p 1,n now nand,nv. N nahs
tha res,,,or ,a,, e,act;or Az a ,ses, ho,,Aav.
amer6,ro tho nbernocv ,.w a. tSat .nv vsr.
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nro,t,ced nad,c,rs To- f1a reo.s ,r,o. 90 ,hs
n..saoe ~ this oct ,,ar rs,;.,., a. q ,h.r,,..
ci.t w,ihont sYsr,inat,or m ~. r.nmsnt :,
fees. IN nrevent admin,str.tor. ~ insoivent as.
claims, and requiring individual notice TO cred.
itors; empowering probate courts TO author.
ize guardians of imbeciles or insane persons to
invest money and personal estate Of their wards
IN erecting buildings on the reai estate OF such
wsras; amenaing sec.lon ecss " hitting ma
LILY -. - .s ne y. so~rs y. s.ss auo.
tha .s,.~r =, .hs Ysa,,..n.nt Co.sra. tro,,
A sO0 10 ~ soo mar wear. In .he nrotsct,on os
stallion keepers. Biils passed: pnov,dino that
trustees of religious societies may be elected
for q longer term than one year. A number Of
local bills were also passed. The Senate joint
resolution to submit constitutional amend
mont to the people relative 70 local option, was
uorsr -Mr W,.oh.r orsrsS .,. ,...,r.
t,on urovidinr for s he ~ snnoin.msst % AZ ! toin,
committee Of the House snd senste % investt.
gate the matter Of cheaper railroad freights and
fares, to report at the next session Of the Gen.
eral Assembly. Laid over under the rule. A
joint resolution requesting the superintendent
OF the Soldiers ana sailors Orphans Home 70
report tne numDer OF appncsnts Ior somassion
sa,a 'nsu.Son M",'.. IN. Ho. ue..u su,penaea a sno
tns now.- - nn., .a,oon. on snnasv sss nss..
"a The astsrnoon was snent IN con.iaerine
the general appropriation bill.
FREE postal delivery has bean granted "a
Chillicoths.
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mole on her rieht fore.arm. Two vears
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brsss min. Sbe inserted the min ON Two
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and h.s haen so aver since. The iadv suf.
fered untold aoonies untii relieved bv
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