The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-03-22
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.


Institution from selling articles to another pub
lie institution
! transfer be made by insolvent debtor within
three months prior to assignment, unless
! proven to be bona. .fde; except children homes
! from Trufant clause compulsory education law;
remit in case Of sickness etc., fines for nom
payment OF dues in building associations; au-
! thorfzing street railway companies TO lease.
purchase and consolidate; S22 900 to pay de-
hciencics 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 it burglary to forci ly enter q
| hen-housc, wagonhouse green house; ex-
cude minors under nineteen from billiard or
! pool rooms; making It unlawful 10 attend or
witness n prize fight; make members OF present
| Assembly ineligible TO he trustees OF any State
/ institution; provide that where executors and
/ administrators sell real estate the purchaser
may pay costs and court order distributions; al
low collectors Of canal tolls to solicit freight;
reappraise real estate every five years; provd-
ing that all railroad beds built under one char
ter shall have uniform appraiscment; resident
physician at Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home. Several local bills were passed.
COLUMBUS March 1t.--SENATE.-Bills intro
duced: Authorizing the Cincinnati and Glove
land Boards of Education TO estabieh 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; s.
Is. repeating tnc special ROAD law Ior LaSe
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. +. Charlesworth, of Belmont County,
as trustee of the Soldiers Home Mt Sandusky,
and Il. b. Bower, as member OF the State
Board OF Pharmacy, were referred.
HousE-Bills introduced: To rccnact roac
law in Champaign County; for $4,000 fire de-
partmcnt deficiency bonds Mt Cleveland Bills
passed: 5. B. for $1,000 10 pay for statutes; H.
H. to prohibit the employment of minors under
sixteen where morals may be corrupted; to adj
vertise all county contracts in two papers OF
opposite politics; to compel township boards
Of education TO allow the use OF schoolho
for religious meetings, singing schools. etc.
for advisory boards OF three women for County
Childrens Homes; amending Sections 3l67,
1859 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 jury as applies in
other cases. Resolution adopted: S. j. r.,
authorizing the Secretary OF State TO furnish
Supreme and circuit courts with statutes
COLUMBUS, March l2.-SENATE. Bills intro
duced Twenty-Five free scholarships in col
legos having less than s2j, 900 endowment; S31.-
COO sanitary bonds for Toledo; publish notices
OF foreign insurance companies; making Mo-
vember election day legal holiday: wri,s OF pos
session to purchaser OF morteaged property;
giving Cincinnati Board OF Public Improve
mcnts control of street railroads; new insane
asylum IN eastern part OF the state.
HOUsE-Bills introduced: Giving only bona
tide residents OF this State benefit of exemp-
ton laws; make compulsory on presiding OFF,
GERS of both Houses TO deduct five dollars 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
Columbiana, 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 chldren's
homes where no teacher is employed to secure
certificate to teach; allow banks other than ma
tional to eject from three to nine directors
COLUMBUS. March 13 SENATE Bills intro
duced: Admitting ex-soldiers becoming resi-
dents OF the State TO the Sandusky Home; for
a board of public affairs for Toledo striking the
word Juvenile" out of the truant act; constitut-
ing Cincinnati and Hamilton County munici-
pality; to take cases out of their order without
the usual motion. Bills pa seJi: h. 81 10 heat
and light public buildings in Blanchard Town
ship, Putnam County; to take the appointment
Of stationery store-kecper from the Ham
ilton County commissioners and give IL to the
clerk; to allow the Inspector of Workshops to
compel semi.monthly payments; 10 compel rail-
road companies 10 keep rights of way free from
comDustible materials: S BIS, TO authorize
Labor Statisticians to appoint superintend-
ent of employment agencies in Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Columbus Toledo and Dayton; to
lcgalizc service by publication in case OF nom
HousE--Bills passed. S. B. TO reorgani,e the
penitcntiary; II, BIS, to compel officers of pub
lie institutions TO purchase native live stock for
food consumption; 10 sell municipal bonds
when bids are received at u rate not less
than could be obtained at private sale; TO print
1000 copies OF the report on life insurance; to
I'LL vacancies in the oflice of township clerk or
treasurer at the next election; TO include in the
compulsory education law special school dis
tricts; for SlO0 600 bonds to extend the limits OF
and improve Troy; 10 amend the Brown County
turnpike law; 10 reorgunize Hamilton, Butler
County; 10 legislaie the Labor Statistician out
Of office; TO abolish the Columbus board of
Health; TO abolish the Cincinnati board of
Aldermen.
COLUMBUS. March IA 4-SESATE-Bills intro
duced: Preventing the taking OF cognovit judg-
ments until after ten days notice in writing ex-
cept in counties where one of the makers re-
sides providing that none but United States
prisoners convicted in this State shall be
fined in the penitentiary. Bills passed: II. B
for two election precincts in Morehcld Town
ship, Clarke County. Adjourned until Mon
day.
HOUsE-Bills introduced AppropTiating Sil9,-
800 to pay Morgan raid claims; to compel mem
bers to make itemiZed statement of money
pended for travelling expenses; TO assess cor
ner lots in Dayton on one street only for sprink-
ling; to compel farmers To destroy thistles and
weeds in ten instead OF thirty days.
TO admit official stenographers to grand jury
rooms; TO give cities of the second class power
TO employ soavengers; TO authorize guardians
10 lease lands OF wards beyond the period OF
Bill passed: FOr $4,000 deficiency
bonds in Glermont 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. II.
Bower, of Toledo, TO be 4 member of she
State Board of Pharmacy for five years,
beginning March 81, 1890.
The funeral services over the remains
of Hon! George ii. Pendleton, eX-Minis-
ter to Germany took place in Cincinnati
a few days ago. The attending ceaemo-
mics were impressive.
CHARLES A. KENNEL formerly
State Senator from the Franklin-Pick-
away district was found dead in Colora-
do.
AT Bookwalter; the schools have been
closed on account of the prevalence of
ABRAM JONES was thrown from hi,
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