Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-03-21

Portage county to transfer MOI from the Gem |
etery to the road fund; supp'ementing Section |
8CS Of the Revised Statutes by giving tho labor
commissioner power to remove superintendent |
of labor bureaus; authorizing the council OF
Wauseon to issue S7 0UO in bonds for street i'm |
provements; amend ng Section 1850 by making |
tho insurance laws of this state reciprocal
the city OF Dayton to issue $4,000
| in bonds to construct DIR In. Bi ls
,o '5o1 and imppso for for thirty days or
both, on assessors for any direloction in their
duties imposed by law, and fine against per.
son making an correct return equal to the
amount OF tax sought to be avoided and i'm
| prisonment from thirty days TO ono year, or
| street improvements in Cincinnati
| HOass-Mr Bense offered joint resolution,
| which went over under the ru,es, accepting
5000 direct tax and authorizing the Governor
| to receirt for the same, Senate resolu ion to
! provide for tho admission of William Williams,
| II nonresident now IN the Musk ngum county
| intrmary to the centr insane asylum. and the
| bill authorizing the electors OF Ashland to vote
on proposition to Issue SlOOOO In bonds for
| improvement purposes were passed The house
| then resolved itself into coulmittee of the
whole on the CARRIER salary bill, the considera-
| tion OF which was taken Up section by section.
| Mr. Dougherty offered portion OF his bill re
| ferring to the ONCE OF probate Judge ms an
amendment to the first section. This amend
m mt provided for o reluction in the fees with
long debate followed. At noon the committee
| arose without having reached a vote on the pro.
| posed amendment and the house resumed its
| session The Springfield municipal reform bill
| was p lssed an after n recess the house again
| went in o committee of the whole and
resumed consideration OF the CARRIER bill.
| AT 6:l vote was taken and the Dougherty
amendment was defe ted. Tine committee then
arose. reported progress and the house ad.
iourned.
| COLUMBUS March i2-Ssadts-Mr Buchanan
introduc d an important bill in the senate to
day to define the duties and rights of parents,
living apart, rs to the care OF their children.
Another bin OF patriotic nature was intro.
duced by Mr. Brady to appropr ate 800 to assist
in erecting memorial tab ct on tn spot where
| Gen Longstreet was repulsed on the battl field
OF Gettysburg Bills passed: Author 2ing the
council OF Deshler. Henry county, to issue 2OOJ
in bo lds to pay exist ng Indebtedness; author
iZing the board of education of Middleton But
ler county TO issue $50 90 in bonds TO purchase
n site and erect a $, hcOl house; to create a de
pository commission in THIN; to provide n
county depository in Seneca county; authoriz-
ing the trustees of Hudson and Stowe town
ships. SUNNI county TO appropriate annually
S75 Jointly to take care of Mape Lawn oeme
terry: granting the right of way to the Coum.
bus & $ tudusky railroad through the grounds
of the Ohio state university; providing for the
meeting of the decennial boards OF equalization
/ Cuyahoga county to act as u board of revis-
ion; aut iorizing the council OF Leipsic Put.
nam county, TO issue SS0O in bonds TO build q
corporation building: authorizing the council
. | of NcConnellsvile to issue Sl2OO0 in bonds to
hui'd town hall; authorizing the trustees of
the township in which Gallon, Crawford county,
is situated TO improve the public roads by gen,
, eral aXation. IL approved bv a majority OF the
voters aut' orizing tn council OF Alliance to
issue S30W0 In bonds for sewer purposes, II ap.
proved by three-ffths vote OF the people
, HOus--The house resolved itself into COM
j mittee of the whole on the CARRIER county otii-
GERS salary bill. Mr. Belville offered an amend.
, ment to the first section, VIII ch re- ates to the
compensation of probate judges, providing that
Sl.5C0 shall be the compensation for probate
J Judges counties, and they shall receive Sl01
} in adj tton thereto for every Nmor larger fruc
tion thereof. in of l5 900 up TO li5O0O and
in exc Ss of the latter figures % per thousand.
, The b il does not AFFECT Hum lton and Cuyahoga
| TT nj
! habitants deputy is allowed but IT is provided
: = that the combined salary OF the probate Judge
and deruty shall not exceed the amolnt OF
fees coeected. An unsuccessful effort was
: made TO pass the G ncinnati charter bj l.
. B lis introduced: Authorizing canal commits
sioners, together with the governor and q tor
ney general. to sell lands at not less than ap
! . praised value; providing that n bonds ISSUED
by county comm sSoners, boards of ,ducution
pic shall be sold to highest bidder after adver
tisinG; repeating the law providing for struck
+ iuries in Cuyahoga county Bills passed
y Amending section 6ll5 so as 10 enable guard
. ians to make deeds in appropr alton proceed
ings when they have agreed with corporal OF
f upon u price; authorizing Ea Liverp ol t
"a | trnsfer funds; au hori2lf G trustees Of Mont
:. | will tow ship, Geauga county. TO sell land
. bought for Gem terry purposes and use funds tt
:. purchase other lands :or me purpose; author
. | iz'ng Tippet anoe. Miami county, to issue S25.
q 900 in bonds for mach ne shops; sui mi ting u
l. voters of Carrollton the qu st'on of issuing 80,
q | 900 of village improvement bo dS.
). COLUMBUS March 10 6-.SeHdts-Senator Mori
II son intro iu ed bill requiring all foreign com
II pani 8, associations or partnerships acting Il
l. the capacity of guaranty Ct mpanieS TO deposi
/: a20OOJ0 in securities with the sup r!ntendent o
n insurance for ia thtul performance OF thet
n duties. Other bills were introduced as follows
Q Au horiZing the council of Leesburg, Highlan
l. county, to issue 81 900 in bonds for street i'm
Is provements; authorizing the council OF Ports
n mouth to trnnsfer all money arising under
o special levy of two.tenths of n mill by the boar
Q of education from the building fund to tn
d library fund Mr. Gaumer offered a joint resc
% luton providing for sine die adjournment o
II ADrl G. The rPFOluti n went under tn
b. rules Senator Cole presented several protest
al against the passage of the Corcoran buildin
Q. association bill.
81 HOuse-The House convened at o'clock TIL
after DON. an 4. after the reading OF the journG
l. of proceedings OF st week, transacted cons {
A. erable routine business A large number of pe
n tition', mostly from farmers and farmers o
u ganizaious were presented asking for the pa
b. sage OF the Austria ian ballot bill: salary la'
)f fixing the compensation of state and count
BY officers Mt reasonable hgurei the enactmeu
I'd of school book law uNder which books may b
IS procured 1J cost; the passage OF the Rawltng
g. tax bill and many other sub. ects Bills Isseo
n To establish depository for funds OF Senec
r county and tn school and city funds OF THIN
Of ceding 10 the general government iurisdictio
10 over certain lands to be purchased for po
IL o 1ice building In Canton a thoriZing counc
rs of Mans ield to transfer 81 OJ0 from fund I'd del
C. fund to other funds of city; authorizing con
y. mssioners of Pu nam county to issue SlAOOO
Q bonds to pny de- ciencies and meet current e.
d, penses; authorizing 20 inc OF OTTAWA. Putna
p county, to transfer Sl5 70 from gas investme
20 fund; authorizing Ottawa special school di
er trict to issue $4,000 in bonds 10 mplete al
as fu nish school house; antho "iZing cJurc.l
o. Edison, Morrow county. to iTsua SSO In bont
n TO furnish town hall; authorizing council
lie Niles 10 issue S50.U0J in bonds TO constru
Id wnterworlS4; authoriZ ng trustees of Ven
ng township Seneca county to release bondsmt
40 of Alfred b B ant. late treasurer; authori2 I
q council of HUI bard Trumbull coun y. to tran
or fer funds; authorizing Nj es to issue $1,000
by bonds to erect an electric ght plant. Bills
v: troducel: Amending dog tax law so that ow
ng er may put value on animal ana making the
II, thereafter punishable as larc ny; requiriI
ee foreign corporations doing business in Ohio
M furnish county auditors n list OF stockhol
he ers with address and amount of holding
he amending the compulsory education law SO
to permit boards education, where pare
te are rot alb to do so to supply ch ld-en WI
&C. cloth nS' Ihe house reIuSeu 10 Cohcur IN I
nd senate amendments to The Rawlings bill n
he the question will now go TO q confere ce col
MT mittee.
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