Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-03-05
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
sixty Ninth session.

shall be $50 per year; physicians, clcrgymen,
lawyers and other professional men, $40 per
year; all others SIS ner year. TO remedy defects
in titles 10 realty; 100000 public Improvement
bonds 'idney. Bills passed: II. j. for
bridge u -'anesvillc; for school bonds at Pauld.
ing Several nominations by Governor Foraker
were not confirmed.
HOUSE. bills introduced: TO extend tho
time for shooting wild duck to April 10; to take
fifty cents from delinquent tax to pay for advcr-
tising; TO abolish the Board of Public Affairs Mt
Hamilton; for u board of five to examine and
license stationary engineers; for Board of Pub
lie Affairs FOR Columbus; to allow natural gas
companies TO supply cities through which pipes
run to rcdistrict the State; to enforce mcchuu-
les lien on personal property; to prevent ply
sicians from contracting with iulirmary direc-
tors for attending the poor of more than two
townships; to authorize marshals to appoint
their own assistants; to change the legal rate
ofintcrest from six 10 five per cent, and in
contracts from eight to six: to allow defendants
In replevin to give bond and retain property: to
double the punishment for repeated nllsde-
meanors; to authorize probate judges to remove
guardians of insane, when ward moves from the
county; to puy $1,000 for the capture of "B inlsy
Morgan. Bills passed-H. b. to redistrct
Springfield into wards: for board of public
improvements for Cncinnati: for the relief of
Henry Landy, treasurer Catawba Island Town
ship Ottawa County; to grade salaries of town
ship trustees in counties having cities OF the
bTiue stcOuu-ClaSS, 10 provide InuI UHe
party demanding jury In forcible entry and de-
tuiner must deposit costs; TO provide that guar
dians can not, through collusion with heirs,
change descent of realty by converting into 1t
personality.
CoLUMBus. Feb. 90 a0--SENATE.-Bill intro
duced: Two to modify the owen Sunday law
by allowing Cincinnati saloons TO remain open
from to IL p. NJ, and reducing the penalty for
violation; to give street railroads the right to
condemn property for right of way; to regulate
trnG fnln tsi.
ership of game in land owners and give them
power to arrest tresspussers Bills passed: H.
b. TO amend an act for turnpike in Brown
County; to require two-thirds majority Of
council TO pass ordinance for issue OF bonds; to
improve highways in Washington Township,
Van Vert County; appropriating $50, ,Gi7 to pay
principal and interest public debt, interest
on irreduciblc debt and expenses of the sinking
fund commission; 10 remit 81 road tax TO per-
sons maintaining public watering troughs; to
increase the bond ofthe Secretary of State from
$4,000 10 100000: 10 legalZe the payment of
$1,000 reward Tor the capture OF Blinky Morgan;
providing that not more than two members of
the village boards ofhealth shall be physicians;
100000 police deficiency bonds for Columbus;
TO transfer funds at Sylvania, Lucas County.
Reconsideration adopted: Authorizing
the AdJutant General to furnish camp equip
ments and inspect Sons OF Veterans camp. Mr..
McMaken's bill to authorize village councils to
require railroad companies to construct gates at
crossings, under discussion. Representative
Peterson, OF Adams County, sworn in.
COLUMBUS, Feb. 2l.-SENATE. Bills intro
duccd: To limit the amount county commits
sioners may compound for OF release TO $1,000;
to provide that the report OF official examiners
OF a county treasury shall he prima-facie evil
dence in court; reorganiZ;ug the penitcntary;
making continuous railroad tracks through
union depot, Columbus: TO require insurance
companies claiming exemption under the old
constitution to make reports to the Insurance
Commissioner; to provide that there shall be no
forfeiture after two insurance sessments have
been paid Bills passed: H B. for Il cemetery
tax in Margarctha Township. Eric County; to
refund Eaton Township, Lorain County. money
illegally collected: s. b for 100000 general i'm.
provement bonds Mt Sidney. Mr.. Howclls pre-
sented a resolution for the passage of Senator
Orens bill, allowing the catching OF fish with
hook and line NJ any season OF the year Mr..
Monnots II. Il TO rip up Springfield was
ferrcd 10 Committee on Municipal Corporations
No. >. Adjourned until ~ m Monday.
HoUsE.-The bill OF Mr. McMaken TO empow-
er city councils to compel railroad companies
TO erect salety-gatcs at crossings was taken up,
and after some discussion the motion 10 indefi.
nitey postpone the bill was lost by vote of
10 g. Further consideration of the bill was
postponed until Tuesday afternoon next. The
balance of the time was occupied in political
skirmish on the redistricting bill Adjourned
until Monday.
HoUsE-Bills introduced: TO sell or lease
the Walhonding canal; TO compel stewards,
etc, of State institutions to purchase native
live stock for food consumption; TO transfer
standard of weights and measures from Secre-
tary OF State to Professor of Physics, State
University; TO fix the fees of the Secretary Of
State for copying records at ten cents per hum
dred words and fifty cents for seal for Advi-
sorry Boards of three women TO visit county
children homes every ninety days; 10 exempt
the shores OF Lake Erie from the laws govern
ing the killing OF fur-bcaring animals: to sell
municipal bonds at private sale at not less than
face value when other bids have been re.
ceived; TO allow the killing OF duck on land
other than mineral, timber other agricultu-
raj; to lcgiSlate the Labor Statistician out OF
onice: to include war nurses in INDECENT soldier
act; to provide that in the construction OF Joint
bitches the commissioners may call upon disin-
terested parties when they fail to agree upon
assessment or appointment; TO provide that
when railroads consolidate the value of the
property may be fixed by the common pleas
judges, instead of by siXtenths of the stock
holders agreeing TO the consolidation; declaring
all roads in twenty-onc years public high
ways; to submit to vote all questions of mu-
ncipal improvement Bills passed. S. b. TO
transfer funds Mt Sylyania, Lncas County: II.
B. to transfer 500 from the bridge and culvert
fund at Greenvillc to the fire Department. to
refund moneys collected on forfeited recogniz-
auces where convictions were had in I.orain
County
CoLUMBus, Feb. % -SENATE-Bills intro
duced: 10 place Shelby County in Third Judi
cial District; TO authorize county auditors to
refund taxes enormously collected; for $50 90
additional courthouse bonds in Madison Coun-
ty; TO pay the Warren County prosecutor extra
compensation for conducting suits against the
bondsmen of the auditor and treasurer: extend
ing the Adair law at the Soldiers Home mt
Dayton; authorizing foreign live stock insur-
plmOanipS do business in this Sfnta
Bills passed. House bills amending free turn
pike law for Ottawa County. Resolution Offer
ed: To furnish the Supreme and circuit court
judges statutes.
HoUsE.-Blls introduced: TO authorize the
Cincinnati superior court TO appoint Jury
commission. Bills passed: Senate bill for S25,-
900 Childrens Home bonds in Lucas County;
House bills for 5000 schoolhouse bonds ut
Newville, Cuyahoga County; to repeal the
Poolman law taxing fish nets; to give justices,
mayors and police judges final jurisdiction in
violations OF the fish law; to create township
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