Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-02-15

yards wharvcs ari elevators; requiring tho pro-
bate Judge to give to relatives three days mo-
tlcc OF tho appointment OF guardians o. imbc,
Giles; authorizing tho trustees OF lSirkwood
township, Belmont County, to us sumo the duties
| OF school land trustees; requiring county com
missioners TO have their annual reports pnb
| lishcd In two leading newspapers OF diHoront
political parties in the county. and also In a
| leading German ncwspapcri authorizing prose
cutting attorneys 70 require prosieontng VII
| before probate courts; authorizing tho trus'
| tees OF Granville township, Licking County, TO
enlarge their tax levy; providing for taxing
! itinernnt physicians 500 per month authorizing
| tho village OF st. Bernard, Hamilton County TO
issue sib,00 bonds 10 build town hall; provid'
OF Toledo, deposited under tho provisions OF
tho depository act, bo not less than
one per cent per nnnum; SnihSIIing r,r IN tne com
| FREQ turnpike; providing for public depository
for Summit County and providing that tho funds
shall be loaned nt not less than two per cent
pcr nnnnm; providing for n public depository
for Akron, Summit County, and providing that
the ra o Of interest shall be ut least two per
cont, authorizing the commissioners OF War
ren County to appropriate $500 TO pny the lin-
bilitics OF the county agricultural society Tho
following bills were introduced: Providing that
cities aud villages containing more thnn lNO
electors shall he divided into voting precincts,
each of which shall contain no more than 4D
electors: providing for the enlargement OF the
duties Of county boards OF equalization and au-
thorZing them to summon witnesses and nd
minister Chths rs to the value OF personal prop
Grtys prON1ull1H Tor inc appointment OF tlCCIlOu
OF trustees OF gas plants when the same are con
structod or operated by city or village; au'
thorizing owners OF toll roads to contract by
the quarter with persons using tho roads be-
tween toll gates.
HousE-Mr, Young ofrsrcd resolution call.
ing ON the Auditor OF State for statement
showing in detail the condition of The State
funds, the credits to each fund-whgther In
actual cash or sccuritics-and also the amount
OF advanced drafts made on the several county
trcaSnrcrs The rcsol ition was adopted. Mr..
IA
the Governor, Secretary OF State and Adjutant
General TO provide for the compilation and put
ting In book form Of the war records now in the
Governors offlco, The resolution was adopted
Tho Committee on Schools reported In favor OF
the Monnot school book bill. On motion OF the
author the report was rejected, AMI the bill en-
crossed and mndc special order 'or next We'd
ncsduy Mt three o'clock The following bills
were introduced: To provide for free text books
and supplies in the public schools; providing
that county commissioners may change tho di-
rCCt'on OF road in order TO avoid dangerous
water courses or railroads; TO provide for the
establishment in towns and villages of boards
To examine and issue &C tlliCatcs to stationary
engineers; TO prohibit the importation into tho
State under contract for labor OF miners under
fifteen years of age; to consolidate the manage
mcnt OF the charitable and reformatory institu-
tions of the State under one board OF five mem
bers, to be appointed by the Governors; author
iZing county commissioners in counties not
otherwise provided for TO appropriate 500
for the support Of q law librarian, where there
is n law library; including Union County in
those counties in which probate Judges have con-
current Jurisdiction with common pleus courts
In all misdemeanors and in all proceedings to
prevent crime; providing for the payment OF
fec of fifteen cents for the issuing of each order
on the township treasurer under the provisions
of an act to provide for the relief OF Union sol
dierS, sailors and marines their wives or chill
drCn; providing that medical service rendered
TO paupers shall be paid for Mt the rOtc charged
for like service TO othcrpcrsons.
COLUMBUS, Jan. a.-SENATE-A hnlf hours
session was held this morning, during which ex-
Lieutenant Governor Alphonso Hart was pres
ent and addrcs scd the Senate briefly. He ex-
pressed the belief that the Legislature should
lie far above party politics and have an eye
single and alone TO the interests OF the State
and its citizens The following bills were intro.
dIced Providing for the dlsiranchiscmcnt of
electors receiving bribes, and for their imprs-
tOrncy to from $50 10 SlOO per annum for ser
vices 10 county and township officers.
HousE-Thc House was in session long enough
TO allow the introduction of u few bills and then
adjourned until four o'clock Monday afternoon.
The following bills were introduced: To en-.
courage traffic on the canals by lndemnifylng
those who build boats warehouses. etc, against
loss in case tho canals are abandoned by the
State; to amend section 5)1j of the Revise
Statutes soas to better protect the holders OF
notes where mortgages are forcclosed: to In
crease the salary Of the State School Commits
sioaer from 81 ODO to $1,000 n year; amending
crease the compensation of apprai. crs OF real
estate to one dollar per day; to provide for the
appointment by commissioners of one person in
each county to examine and license stationary
engineers, those receiving certificates to pay
Toe OF two dollars.