Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-02-05
STATE NEWS ITEMS.
sixty-Ninth General Assembly.

Sailors Orphans Home; for an electric light
, plant at Shelby. bills passed: House bills
Authorizing tho Montgomery County Commits
siopers TO refund 800 forfeited recognzance TO
Hiram killian; TO pay Judge Thompson, of
Dayton, his salary; to pay Mrs. John B Law
lor 500, her husbands years salary. Senate
bills-To authorize institutions OF learning in-
corporated under the old constitution to rcor-
ganizc, The standing committees were an
nounced.
HOUSE, Bills introduccd--To authorize Tolc-
do 10 issue street intersection bonds; for an OF.
ncial court stenographer for Clarke County; TO
exempt from taxation to the amount OF $3.50
horses, cattle and mules under two years OF age;
authorizing Chairnun OF Soldiers Relief Com
missions to pay the transportation OF soldiers
TO the Sandusky Home; to correct the phrase
oloey OF the married women's act OF 1886; to
exempt from taxation unused nshermen's tags
and refund tax; TO close barber shops on Sun
day; to pay real estate assessors at Cincinnati
sixdolars per dny; to recognize woman de-
serted by her husband us tho head of n house
hold. entitled TO benefits OF the exemption law;
TO require all trains to stop at county seats; TO
exempt property OF Grand Army Posts from
taxation.
CoLuMBus, Jan 23.-sENATE.-Bills intro
ducod: Providing that majority of the incor-
porators of u company may open the books to
recei subscriptions; to require county com
missioners to enter couRty treasurers' bonds
their proceedings; adding Putnam and Wayne
70 inc GOuUtleS Wncre PROBATE courts nave maj
jurisdiction in misdemcnnors. Bills passed:
House bill continuing for three years the tax
for q soldiers monument in Clevelund: Senate
bill approprating SOL. 731 to pay for advertising
constitutional amendments. Resolution adopt
ed: II. j. r. asking Congress to locate the
Worlds Fair Mt Chicago.
HoUsE.-Bills introduced: For a special tax
for free turnpike in Butler County: for So 0J0
engine house bonds at Sandusky; to authorize
the township trustees in Belmont County to
collect toll from the Bellare and McGee turn
pike; to allow trustees of adjoining townships
TO unite in the construction OF watering places
for animals; to prevent the depositing of refuse
in lakes, rivers and bays; to allow quarrymen
owning both sides of the road to mine
under; to regulate safe deposit and trust com
panics; to provide for modified form OF the
Australian system of voting; for the relief of
b. f. Lemert, +. II. +. Egbert and John Nc
Farland public officials, who lost by the failure
OF the banking house of L. g. Lemert & Co, at
Dresden, three bills; two-cent fare on railroads.
COLUMBUS, Jan. "a 4-SENATE.-Bills intro
duced: To facilitate the giving of bonds; to
prevent fraud in the sale OF binding twine. Bills
passed: Relief OF Charles w. Cook, 800, for in.
jures received in Cincinnati riots; authorizing
supreme Court To appoint committee of seven
10 attend commencements of institutions hav
ing law department, such examination to be
final; electric light plant at Shelby. Resolu-
tion adopted to print testimony in Marquis
Lnmpson contest case. Mr.. Lampsons answer
filed. Adjourned to p. III. Monday.
HoUsE.-Blls introduced: One thousand
dollar tax TO improve cemetery at Castalia
Erie County; amend Section a so that every
law shall take effect from and after its passage
except when different time is named in the
net; require county commissioners TO keep in
repair bridges constructed by them; distrbu
tion of rostcrt to Sixty-ninth General Assembly,
allow game to be exposed for sale for thirty
days after limit for killing same expires;
Inv CT rIi NJ clo do.
lining imbecility; amend Section 1IT7 and
LIS of municipal code so that mandumus will
lie against city ofiicials: amend Section 1890
and provide for formation OF road districts and
elections Of street commissioners; ten sets
roster OF Ohio soldiers to members Legisla-
ture; TO amend Sections 144S and l54l and
provide for the election of township clerks
and treasurers in case OF vacancy; to amend
Section 21H and provide for the killing of dogs
upon which tax is not paid. Bills passed-H.
B authorizing the New Carlisle, Clark County,
School Board to transfer funds. Adjourned to
p. m. Monday.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 2T-SENATE.-Bills intro
duced: Making 1t an offense TO keep dog up
on which the tax is not paid; for School Book
Commission. Bill passed: House bill author
iZng Jerry City, Wood County, to erect II town
hall. Tho appointments OF c. l.. Schnuck, OF
Columbiana County, to be n Trustee OF the
Cleveland Insane Asylum, and Samuel b. Conk-
lin, of Stark County, member OF the State
Board OF Health, were received.
HOUSE, Bills introduced: For special tax
of $4,000 for five years for roads in Coshocton
County; to repeal the law requiring the COM
missioncrs of Van Vert County to give work to
elected surveyor: for 81 500 town hall bonds at
Arcanum, Dark County. Partial appropriation
bill; for s6,000,000 water-works bonds Mt Cincin-
nnti; TO create township road supervisors in
Cuyahoga County; for a modified form Of the
Australian ballot system, 10 increase the salary
ot the members OF the Legislature from $500 to
Sl,200, and to prohibit them from receiving rail
road passes; 10 prohibit candidates from paying
more than ten per cent. OF the annual salary of
an Office for campaign purposes.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 2S.-SENATE.-Bs intro
duced: Amending Section els so that there
shall be not more than two physicians on
boards OF health in the smaller cities and vii
lagos; to compel an inventory of every estate:
10 renew chatte mortgages; TO allow Mutual
Fire Insurance Associations to become insur-
ancc companies: for q two-cent railroad fare.
Bills passed: Senate bill for the support of
Farmers Institutes. Resolutions adopted:
Senate joint resolution to investigate charges
against the Board of Pardons; for IL committee
toreport measures for the preservation of Fort
Ancient Warren County; House Joint rcsolu-
tion for ten thousand copies OF the railroad map
of ehio. Lieutenant Governor Lampson's at
torncys filed objections to the summarizing of
the testimony by the Committee on Privileges
and Elections
HouSE.-Bills introduced: To require the
Nag to be displayed over schoolhouses and
public buildings during business hours; to pro-
hibit train dispatchers from performing any
other service; TO prohibit advertising on flag;
TO require railroads to put down crossings
wherever road crosses; to require public
professions to carry a flag; to abate the S35 o
tax where the owner OF land constructs n pub
lie water trough; to require county commits
sioners instead OF the sheriff to provide cloth
ing, food etc, for prisoners; to better define
titles TO disputed lands; to require, only dc.
ceptable evidence, naturalization papers where
vote is disputed; to establish n Chair of For
estry Mt the Athens University: to require a
party demanding jury in forcible entry and
detainer TO deposit security; giving graduates
OF the Cincinnati College of Pharmacy who
have served three years in drug store the
rights OF registered pharmacists; approprut-
ing $50 to pay for the distribution OF Supreme
Court calendars: to authorize township boards
OF education to employ teachers of vocal mu-
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