Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-04-20
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Ssndt,, April a.--Mr, Haicy's tvo.cont railrca
flrc bill, which passed the House last weeh
was read the second timo IN the Senate. ]
motion to postpone tho further consideration Q
It until noxt January was defeated, and tho bill
| was referred 10 tho COMMITTEES on Rnilrond
| and Tclegraphs.
Hoss.-Loss than n quorum were presen
| whom the House convened to-day, and no busl
ness OF consequence was transacted. -
Senote April 0.--Mr. Olcmncher's bill amend
ing tho FISH laws was passed. ut provides tina
no person shall draw, sot plnce or locate m,
| pound or net in Lake Erie, Sanduslty and Mnu
| moe bays, from the tonth day OF juno 70 thi
| fifteenth dny Of September, inclusive, and thu
no pcrHon shall draw, set, or place, OF cntoh isl
| with tho device known as trammel or pocket
fyke or glll.net A violation OF tho provision
OF the bill is punishable by conflsontlon OF IN.
| tsh,l The Senate also passed Mr. Copei
House bill authorizing tho Sinking Fund Com
mcs u, s 70 nngnS DosrSw S Sn" IT f tho stan
| falling due this year. (rhc bonds arc TO bcnI
interest at the ratio OF three and hnlf per cont
| per nnnuml Tho Finance Committee roportet
| back tho Deficiency Appropriation bill with I
| few amendments, which were ngrood 20. and
| the bill pissed. Tho following were among othcl
bills passed: Extending 10 the commissioners o.
| the Centennial exp sitIon Mt Columbus the pro
visions Of tho law In regard 10 the sale liquors
In the vicinity OF tho State far also giving tho
| managers OF the exposition authority to appoint
snoriNl constah'oa and Srtze Honor sold Illegally
on or In the vicinity OF the grounds.
HOHSs.-A motion TO cconsluer the voto by
| which Haley's two cent railroad faro bill, with
the Wccms' amendment was passed, wa,
| agreed TO after short debate. by vote OF q
yeas to2l nays. Mr.. Hudson's bill to prohibit rail
their employees 10 become momhors OF reiiof as
socintions. tnltc out policies In insurance com
| panios. was passed, ut Is made unlnwtul foI
S tho Sn~se % q. ts R ' SpisSas rs % nr"m;SS fSr @ o.
longing TO such assooiations). Number OF bills
OF minor Importance were al,o passed, -..
Senate, April fi.-Mr. Cinrk's House bill
amending the law which governs mutual flre in
surance companies was passed THE main oh
jcct OF the bill Is to permit the owners Of large
manufactures to combine for mutual protection
against loss by fire, The conference committee
to adjust the differences between the House
and SENATE on the Genera, Appropriation bill,
rndo their report. IL recommended that
tho Senate recedo from several important
amendments. Tho outire amount appropriated
was reduced about $4,000. All the changes
recommended were concurred In by tho
Senate except that reducing tho appropriation
for Long View ASYLUM, and fr'm that nrnend-
mcnt tho Senate refused to recode. After tnk'
ing this stand the Senate p'ssed the btll The
recommendation CT the conference committee
on the Bnrrctt-Ames bill providing for temper
nnrc i"e'ruction in the public schools was con.
CURED In. Adj. a .. .r- fH
ous'.-Thc feature OF the House proceedings
10 dnv was the passage Of the two.cent railroad
fare bill. The bill come up on message from
the Senate returning II ns requested in tho mo
tion TO reconsider, Mr.. Grifln Immediately
offered n substitute which provided that when
the gross earnings OF road nre S2,00U per mile
or above, instead OF roo, the rate of passen-
ger fare shall be two cents per mile, between
1902 and $4,000 o., cents ner mic and be.
low u.S01 threo cents per mile. Mr.. Smnlloy
r~'rcd an amendment striking out all of this
and Inserting the original Haley bill which
amends sections 3 3TI Of the Revised Statutes to
rcnd MS follows: "a company operating rail.
road, In whole or In part. in this State. NAV dc.
mand nni receive for tho transformation OF pas
scngers on its road not exceeding two cents
NJ mill n 70 tc NJ thnVt aiylnt
miles: hut the fare shall always he uads
that multiple OF five nearest reached by
multiplying m, the rate by tho distance ,
by q voto Of a. to So nnl the question then re.
"nrr'ng on tho PASSAGE Of Tho hill as amended,
II was passed-ycas 30, nnys 81.
Senate, April i9.-Amnny tho bills pnssed to-
day were the following: Providing TINT no stay
Of execution shall be allowed to q Judgment rem
dered in nm action brought for collection of
rents for school or ministerial lands: providing
for ch ngo OF venue from one county TO an.
other when one Judge IL dlsnnalined and there
is no other judge in the subdivision not SO dts
qualified: 10 compel the branding ot artificial
or ndulternted vinesar: placing primary elec
tions under tho control Of election boards In
cities where there are such boards upon the re-
quest OF the executive committee OF n poli'icq'
party: increasing the snlnrv OF the clerk OF the
Sunrcme Court by allowing him TO retain
sls5 quarterly out OF the fees OF the oT'cr
providing against the pollution Of the winters NJ
streams by nogras ies sGtgs 9t oil wells int
the Board of Pnrdons. the Fish and Game
Commission. md the Legislative InveSti.
ratlng Committee. which viii SIT during
nominations of Gorciro Fornliar TO- State
hoard OF Pardons. provided for by n re-
cent cent low They are as follows: Charles \
years: Americns V Ric,. of Putnam County
for three wears; Thomas T. Thompson, Of CnvR-
hoga County for two years: and Nathan
Houss "A joint resolution was adopted, pro
vdng for the appointment of n Joint committee
OF the House and Senate to Inquire into the eN-
pedenoy OF selling tho peniientRry buildings
md grounds in tho city o, Columbus aud re
moving tho same TO Mansfield: the committee
to report It's tindinGs at. tho adjourned session
In January. 1880 The conference commtter's
report on the General Appropriation hill was
agreed to. and the bill passed and IS now n Law
Mr. Strnnahan's resolution removing Charles
State Commissioner OF Swamp Lands was
passed. Mr.. Hunmann's join resolution pro.
viding for the appointment OF Joint commit.
tee 10 sit during the recess To consider
propositions TO amend the Constitution and re-
port next winter. was ndOpted. The House con
Cured In the Senate amendment to the Ames
temperance education bin. and II Is now "a law
Tho House suspe ded the rules long enough to
adopt resolution offered by Air. Streclier. pro
yding that the present session close on Mon
again Tuesday. January 2. 1889. at four o'clock
n m. The resolution went TO the Senate, where
II was Mt once adopted .-... r ........
bill. talting from municlpal corporations the
riVht TO regulate the opening aud closing of
saloons under the Dow law, came uD as the
special order TO day, and after voting down a
motion to postponc and rejecting one or two
amendments the Senate passed the bill by n
VOC of e5 yeas TO nays, the Hamilton County
Senators not voting. mis- were nassei: To
prevent fraud In the sale OF wool; providing
for the better insnecton of mines and
prohibiting the employment in mines Of
chdrcn under twelve years of age. The
Deficiency ADnronriaio" bill, after being
amended in n few unimpcrt ant particulars. waR
passed Joint resolution was adopted. In
structing the Ohio Representatives md SEN
a'ors in Congress 10 provide bg law for the eroc.
tiou OF u sultahle monument to tho memory Of
the n'ne hundred soldiers of the government
who fell at tho battle OF Fort Recovery in Mer-
Ger County, O., in i70i. Senators Huffman.
Townsend. Adams and Coulter were appointed
on the mart of the Senate rs members Of Tho
Joint 90 umittee TO investigate propositions to
amend the Constitution.
House Tho House consumed tho greater por-
ton OF the day in dsposing OF local bills The
following were among the bills passed. Appro-
priatingf ,00 for the entertainment OF oticial
guests ut the various centennial eXpOsitions (;
providing for the erection Of n soldiers monu-
ment IN Cleveland at n cost OF s3O,OO; to pre-
vent the spread OF ganders or farry among
horses and foot rot and scnh among sheep;
providing for the inclosure of abandoned burial
grounds: 10 prohibit The killing OF quail except
between November 10 and December IL SOUR.
woodcock except between July 10 and Now mber
I. grouse, pheasant or prairie chicken except
between September ] and December IL, wild
turkey except between October and December
on Sunday; prohibiting the shipping of any
game killed contrary TO the provisions OF this
section and permitting rabbits 10 he killed nt
any time; authorizing about thirty'iive counties