Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-02-19
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
sirtk.Nlnth Session.

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clothing tojail prisoners, and compensate sher-
,Is pill, passed: H. BIS to complete town
hail ut Arcnnum; for general Improvement
bonds n Miamisburg; to pay the widow of
Representative Knapp 5000 and milage. Reso-
Iutid offered: Asking Congress to pass per
dieh pension bill.
AousE-Bills introduced To increase the
,ond of the Secretary OF State from 1000 to
lSi00000; to require township trustees TO file an
itemized sworn statement OF expenses with the
township clerk; to authorize courts TO issue
writs of possession to purchasers at judicial
sales; to authorize landowners to give written
permission to hunters and arrest those not hav-
ing written permission; to extend the time
within which bills of exception may be filed,
from thirty to forty days; to limit the expenses
OF commissioners In smaller counties to one
hundred days and $500 expenses; to limit the
annual compensation of township trustees in
certain counties to S250 to regulate electric
light companies; TO substitute nom
mate for appoint in selection
of guardians by will; TO compel
persons bringing, suits against municipal cor
porations for damages to state when, where
and how the injuries were received; to prohibit
divorced persons from marrying within n year
after decree IS issued; to make void in other
hands notes not indorsed by vender; to
take from the State Auditor power to appoint
persons to examine the books OF county audi
tors and treasurers; to require executors and
admins traitors to make statement of the Sna-
ture of all investments made by them; to ap-
ply the above principle to guardians; making
appropriations to pay principal and interest on
the public debt, irreducbe debt and expenses
of Sinking Fund Commissioners; to prohibit
employment in workshops and factories of
children under fourteen; changing the mode of
procedure in damage cases under the occupy
ing claimant law.
passed appropruting 81, 500 for the payment of
the salary and expenses of Hon. L. L, Lamp
son in the contested election case. A number
of local bills were also passed. Bills introduced:
Amending the parole law, so that when q per-
son has been convicted of cumulative crime
he may be paroled at the expiration of the
period of the first sentence; providing for APP
preparation of $oOO.000 for the building OF an
asylum for opileptcs: II. j. r. expressing sym
pathy with Secretary Tracy IN his great a1ic-
ton adopted. The appointment of w. w.
Pennell to be trustee of the Girls Industrial
Home was confirmed Adjourned.
HousE-The Senate bill OF Mr.. Van Cleaf,
: prescribing the manner in which the county
commissioners shall keep their minutes, was
discussed occupying the entire morning ses-
sion. 1t was passed and is now law. The
bill OF Senator Van Clcat (DemocraD to appro-
pirate 81, 500 to pay the salary and expenses of
Lieutenant Governor Lampson, messaged
from the Senate. 1t was read once. and on
motion of Mr.. Grear DemocraD
the rules we're suspended and it
(DemocraD the bill was referred to the Finance
Committee. Several local bills were passed.
Adjourned.
COLUMBUS Feb 7.-SENATE-Bills intro
duced: To require foreign building and loan
associations to deposit 1000 in bonds in the
State Treasury; $4,000 Treasury defalcation
bonds for Pickaway County. Bills passed
House bill authorizing Township Trustees TO
unite in establishing public watering troughs:
10 repeal the act authorizing Cleveland to issue
100000 market house bonds. Adjourned TO
p. m Monday.
HoUsE-Bills introduced: To regulate the
enumeration OF school youth to comply with the
Davis compulsory education law; $4,000 for
legislative expenses; to require surveyors to
make plans for all bridges costing over $500; to
pay half the fees collected by the Dayton mayor
10 the Law Library; constituting twelve hours
n days labor for trainmeu Bills passed:
Senate bills to require Commits
soners TO spread treasurer's bonds
upon their minutes; to fur
nish Auditor OF State and School Commissioner
statutes. House bills to prevent the putting of
filth, etc. on the highways; to authorize county
commissioners TO serve notice for the removal
or abatement OF a nuisance; to strike out the
definition of imbecility in Section G302; TO tax
female dogs 81; for an additional judge in the
second subdivision, Tenth Judicial District;
authorizing constablcs or marshals TO kill all
dogs on which tax is not paid. Resolutions of.
fered To require the Railroad Commissioner to
report within ten days certain information; TO
require the Canal Commission to report the
condition OF title to lands claimed by them in
Franklin County. Adjourned to Monday at p.
IN.
COLUMBUS, Feb. l0.-SENATE.-The Senate
met at o'clock, and was called to order by the
president pro tenn. Bills introduced: Author
iZing township trustees to employ physician
for the poor; TO authorize Sylvania, Lucas
County, to transfer funds. Mr. Alexander offer
aH fnfn nf,t4g npt ri izfpu 4apt
General to furnish the Sons OF Veterans with
field equipage for their encampments Re-
ferred TO the Committee Military Affairs.
II. ]. R by Mr.. Roeser, asking Congress TO pass
the bill now pending in the National House of
Representatives to suppress river shantyboats,
was adopted.
HoUSE.-A number OF petitions were report
ed and referred. Bills introduced: Amending
Sections 269s and 26S9 so as to allow councils al
the semi-annual settlements to transfer funds;
amending Section ss99 so as TO leave it optional
with county boards OF agriculture to advertise
an abstract of the treasurer's accounts; to
amend Section $685. as to provide for attach,
ing the bill OF exceptions to the transcripts
from the justices courts; to provide for the
better care OF the property OF insane persons
and imbeciles; to authorize the commissioners
of Franklin County to provide for improving
roads entering Columbus; to abolish the board
of aldermen of Cincinnati; to regulate the
charges OF railroad companies for switching on
slue tracks by providing that they snail charge
one dollar for each half mile less and in
crease according to distance up to FIVE dollars
amending Section 6961 to prevent the
shooting OF quail for five years.
COLUMBUS, Feb 11.-SENATE.-A number o
bills were passed, among them the following;
Paying the salary OF the late Senator Ashburn
to Mrs Ashburn; providing that township
school teachers shall not be employed for 9
longer term than the regular school year BY
outgoing school boards; making appropriations
for salaries and for public institutions; law
making appropriations OF Legislative expenses
Sll,0e0; Il law; Seuator-elect Pattison pre-
sented his credentials and took the oath of ONCE
the appointment OF Charles w. Schmick to be
trustee of the Cleveland Asylum for Insane wa:
confirmed. Mr. Van Cleaf offered u resolution
instructing the Committee Soldiers ant
Sailors Orphans Home and Institution fol
Predetermined Youth to investigate the deatf
of Jennie Whitehead, ut the latter institution
Adopted.
HoUsE.-'rwo or three local bills were passed
A joint resolution was adopted authorizing the