The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-03-20

buildinss . say times providing that public
contrast printing shall be dono by skilled
labor; repeal clause preventing trustees Of one
institution from selling articles 10 another pub
lic institution DNt
transfer be made BY insoivent debtor within
three months prior 70 assignment unless
proven TO be bona-fide; except children homes
from Trufant clause compulsory education law;
remit in case Of sickness, etc., fines for non.
payment OF dues in building associations; au'
thorizing street railway companies 10 lease
purchase and consolidatc; s2s 900 to pay dc.
hciencies caused BY the repeal Of the Scott
law In Hamilton County; allow county auditors
to appoint clerk TO restore omitted taxes;
cumulative system Of voting In joint stock com.
panies; making II burglary to forci yly. enter
hen.house, wagon-house or greenhouse; ex-
clude minors under nineteen from billiard or
pool rooms; making II unlawful 10 attend or
witness prize fight; make members OF present
Assembly ineligible TO be trustees OF any state
institution; provide that whore executors and
administrators sell real estate the purchaser
may pay costs ind court order distribution; al
low collectors OF canal tolls to solicit freight;
reappraise real estate every five years; provid.
ing that all railroad beds built under one char.
ter shall have uniform appraisement; resident
physician at Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home. Several local bills were passed
COLUMBUS. March 11.-SENATE.-Bills intro
duced: Authorizing the Cincinnati and Cleve.
land Boards Of Education to establieh schools
for deaf mute children. Bills passed: To ex.
tend the time for duck shooting to April 10; re.
pealing the Poorman law taxing fish nets; 8.
B. repeating the special road law for Lake
County. Resolution adopted: s. J. r, asking
Congress to propose an amendment to the Con-
stitution to elect U. s. Senators The nomina.
tion Of J. F. Charlesworth, OF Belmont County,
as trustee Of the Soldiers Home at Sandusky,
and +. d. Bower, as member Of the State
Board Of Pharmacy, were referred
HoUsE-Bils introduced: To re. enact road
law in Champaign County, for 100000 fire de-
partment deficiency bonds Mt Cleveland Bills
passed: s. b. for 81 900 TO pay for statutes; h.
b. to prohibit the employment OF minors under
sixteen where morals may be corrupted; to ad.
vertise oil county contracts in two papers OF
opposite politics; TO compel township boards
of education to allow the use OF school. houses
for religious meetings, singing schools etc.;
for advisory boards OF three women for County
Children's Homes; amending Sections 3l67,
3169 and $40 relating to settlement OF deceased
partners estates; to amend the occupying
claimant law by providing that the same law
shall govern the selection OF q jury us applies IN
other cases. Resolution adopted: S. j. r..
authorizing the Secretary Of State to furnish
Supreme and circuit courts with statutes.
COLUMBUS March 12.--SENATE E-Blls intro
duced: twenty-five free scholarships In col.
leges having less than $685. 900 endowment; 49,
600 sanitary bonds for Toledo: publish notices
OF foreign insurance companies; making No
vember election day legal holiday; writs Of pos
session to purchaser Of mortgaged property;
giving Cincinnati Board o! Public Improve
ments control of street railroads; new insane
asylum in eastern part Of the State.
HoUsE.-Bi!ls introduced: Giving only bona
tide residents OF this State bsneilt OF cxemp-
tion laws; make compulsory on presiding offi-
GERS OF both Houses to deduct five ollars a day
from the pay of members absent; take from
probate judge authority to give corporations
rights OF way through streets; exempt farm
products OF preceding year from returns OF per.
sonal property; amend act extending geological
survey Bills passed: Senate bill to require
district assessors TO give owners OF land certi.
fed copy valuation; Official court stenographer
Columbans, Darke, Trumbull and Mahoning
Counties; prevent supervisors from working
out road tax other than their own; give city SO.
licitors power TO mandamus city officials for
nonfeasance; require matrons Of children's
homes where no teacher is employed 10 secure
certificate to teach; allow banks other than na.
tional to elect from three to nine directors.
COLUMBUS March 10 SENATE Bills intro.
duced: Admitting ex-soldiers becoming resi-.
dents OF the State to the Sandusl1y Home; for
board OF public affairs for Toledo striking the
word Juvenile" out Of the fruant act; constitut.
ing Cincinnati and Hamilton County one munich.
pality; to take cases out Of their order without
the usual motion. Bills passed: H. BIS. to heat
and light public buildings in Blanchard Town.
ship Putnam County; TO take the appointment
OF stationery store-keeper from the Ham.
ilton County commissioners and give 1t to the
clerk; to allow the Inspector OF Workshop to
compel semi monthly payments; to compel rail.
road companies to keep rights OF way free from
combustible materials: S. BIS, to authorize
Labor Statisticians to appoint o superintond.
ent OF employment agencies In Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Columbus Toledo and Dayton; to
legallze service by publication in case Of non
residence,
HoUsE--Bills passed: S. B. to reorganize the
pententiary; H BIS, to compel officers of pub.
lie institutions to purchase native live stock for
food consumption; to sell municipal bonds
when no bids are received ut rate not less
than could be obtained ut private sale to print
1000 copies OF the report on life insurance; to
I'LL vacancies In the ofico OF township clerk or
treasurer at the next election; to include In the
compulsory education law special school dis.
tricts; for $780, 0O0 bonds to extend the limits Of
and improve Troy to amend tho Brown County
turnpike law; to reorganize Hamilton, Butler
County; to legislate the Labor Statistician out
OF office; to abolish the Columbus board OF
Health; to abolish the Cincinnati board OF
Aldermen.
SOLuMbUS. mbrcH a.-oENATE.-blllS lntrO-
duced: Preventing the taking of cognovit judg-
ments until after ten days notice In writing ex-
vept In counties where one of the makers re-
sides; providing that none but United States
prisoners convicted In this State shall be con-
fined in the penitentiary. Bills passed: H. B.
for two election precincts In Moreheld Town
ship, Clarke County. Adjourned until Mon
day.
HoUsE-Blls introduced: Appropriating $4l9,.
$40 to pay Morgan raid claims; to compel mem
bers TO make itemized statement OF money ex-
pended for travelling expenses; to assess cor.
ncr lots in Dayton on one street only for sprink.
ling; to compel farmers to destroy thistles and
obnoxious weeds in ten instead OF thirty days
10 admit official stenographers to grand jury
rooms; to give cities Of the second class power
to employ scavengers; to authorize guardians
to lease lands OF wards beyond the period OF
minority. Bill passed; For $35,0O9 deficiency
bonds In Clermont County. Adjourned until
Monday.
AN impostor, who claimed to be cler.
gyman of the Church of England, was
run down at Cleveland.
TIE Governor has appointed f. 4.
Bower, of Toledo, to be member Of the
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