Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-03-21
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Proceedings of the sixty-Ninth General AS
eemblY-AdiOnrnedS Session.

sembly-AdjOurned Session.
COLUMBUS, March 10.-Stndts-Bnls passed.
Amending Section COOS so that probate Judges
are not required to send o record to the com.
mon pleas court when claim Is fled against
an estate in their court but such record is to
be made in the probate court; to authorize the
commissioners of Guernsey county to issue
bonds for $4,000 to huild a railroad; 10 author
ize the trustees of Freeport township Harrison
county, to build n rairoad; to enabl, incorpor.
ated villages to refund their bonded iniebted.
ness II 1t oan he done at no higher rate OF in
terest; authorizing New Richmond to issue
bonds for 500 to raiso money to improve
streets and streh lighting faci iti $; authoriz
ing the board OF @ Gcatlon Of New Matamoras,
| washing on county to Issue bonds for $3.50 to
| purchase site and erect school house; au-
thorizing the ty of Toly 10 to purchase. pump
| ing engine out of the waterworks income
| funds; amending Section 9 OF the law authoriz-
| ing the burial of the body Of an honorably dis.
| charged soldier sailor or marine so that
| county commissioners may do this ut the coun.
| ty expense when such expense w uld deprive
the family of the deceased OF immediate sup.
| ports authorizing Ashland to issue S100, 90 In
| bonds to establish and locate manufacturing
| enterprises and for public improvements Bills
| introduced; Amending Section 5l73 so that
when talesmen are needed on Jury the Judge
shall require the names to be drawn from the
| jury box, instead of calling in bystanders; au
| thortzing Ottawa Putnam county, t. transfer
| $3.50 from the gas fund to the investment
fund; authorizing the commissioners OF
| Putnam county to issue 5000 in bonds
| to pay existing Indebtedness; authoriz-
ing ottawa, Pu nam county, to estub ish
| an investment fund and TO invest the same
| in first NOR gage securities in Putnam county;
| authorizing the board OF education of Ottawa
special school district to issue 5000 in bonds to
| complete and furnish school building. Mr..
| Cole offered resolution. which was referred to
| the finance committee, authorizing the SER
geant'at'arms OF the senate TO purchase thirty.
S ven sets OF the keystone files, at q cost of
S225, for the use of senators. The s nate
adopted Mr. Gritlin's hous, joint resolution ere
| ating Joint committee to investigate the sani-
tary condition of the state house. The presi
dent of the senate handed down a commun ca.
ton from The state board OF equalization re.
| nirpNt n rprpiVpd m
the general government be appropria' ed to the
respective counties. The senate then took
up the Australian bal OF election hill.
The senate considered the bill for two hours
and postponed 1t till to-mor ow.
House-The committee on elections reported
back Mr. Grinn's 10 MT resolution proposing to
sui init to vote of the peo le proposition to
amend the constitution by striking the word
male from article 3, section Of Tho constitu
tion, and recomm nded its passage This would
place the ballot in the hlnds of women and an
effort was mnde to set the rcso uticn for consid-
GRAFTON on We inesday of next week. and make
1t special order. The motion to this effect
was made by Mr.. Mallon but after a brief de
bate the special order was str cten out and tne
resolution put on the tlendar for next We'd
nesday. Bi Is passed: To promote the safety
of pupils Mt boarding chools by compel ing the
erection of fire escapes; to provide for the in
corr ornt>on of Joint stock companies for the
insurance of live stock; authori2 ng telephone
comnanies to place their wires under ground in
Cincinn III; au horizing county commiss oners
q d township trustees to grant perm ssion to
property owners to ay pipe | mes along road-
ways; giving to the first deputy clerk OF the St-
preme court 81 100 per yea and second Sl.9OO;
am nd ng sec ions 3fil and %'4ld by inserting
the word lex lOsion," so that insurance pole es
will cover losses occasione thereby; amend
ing Section 6SSS by prov ding that IN cases
wh"re truS ce is elected the ere 7itors shall
sign reasons to probate court for removal OF as.
signee. The worlds fair bill WAS pass d. AS
amended itappropriates $4,000 OF the Sl0l000
pledged for thu years work OF the commission.
COLUMBUS, March ll.--SepGts-The senate
put in large part of the day in discussing the
= senate amen Sment to the Rawlings bi Bills
passed. Codify ng Section $3.50 of the Revised
tnat Inmates Of h. Ohio Soldiers and sailors
, home may be transferred TO insane aSylums
when ad udg d insaNe by the probnte court OF
/ the county where the home Is situated; equir
ing owners Of stock dying of con agious dis
ease to bury or burn them; providing for the
, Gppo ment of an of1icin stenographer in
, DarEe Columb ana and Mlhoning counties; au
thorZing the council of Leesburg Carroll coun
ty to transfer s. 70 from the corporation to the
/ special school district fund; 10 repeal an act
| crcat ng township superv sors in certain roun
ties; authorizing the township trustees of Guy
9 | ahoga county to q " de townships into ad dis
4 | tricts: authorizing the board of education II o.
: New Matamords, WaShingt n county, 10 issut
/. 5000 in TO 'ds to build school house; author
: izing the trustees of certain townships in Full
:, ton county 10 levy specia tax Tor road pur
j poses anth rizing the council OF Holg te Hen
n ry county. to transfer S2tOO rom the special Il
the general fund The SENATE pa, sed the Son
= Grant amendment to e Rawlings i'll rnquir nt
1 the listrT of all raw material and manuac
! tured ARTICLES on hand on the second Monday o
Arril. after amending 1t so as to e2emnt al
> art cles manufactured subseque' to jar uary
preceding the day OF listment Bills introduce I
Il Authorizing the council OF Laipsic Putnam
e county, TO issue $50 in bonds to build n tow
n hall; increasing the number of aid on thu
- governors stan to fifteen by adding three; au
thoriz ng Cincinn ti to issue 5000, 600 in bond
4 for waterworks purposes: requiring &c mar
papers in which there iS county printing to hav
e circulation of $50; acing mutual foreign Dir
q insurance companies under the same rules AM
{ regulations ms Ohio companies. The senat
> confirmed the appo ntment OF 5. u Hinkle, o
h jackson county 10 be state surervisor OF pub
= lie pr nting. Mr. Oren's bill to make the lega
o rate OF interest in Ohio six per cent. was dc
o feaJed after an amendment fixing the legs
% rate At seven per cent was agreed to-
= House-The house resolved itself into com
q GERS sa ary b Ii. The bill provides for comper
a sation by fees and salary in proportion TO popC
!, latton Mr. Dougher offered his bill as sui
l. stitute This makes horizontal reduction c
II from 20 to ~ per cent in the fees of all count
It officers going III ough the entire fee bill an
D discussed ut length, and the committee arost
reported progress and asked leave to sit agar
( When the house COW ned in The afternoon M
Geyer moved that n recess be ken IN honor
y the election of Hon. John M Palmer to tn
& I'm tel States sen lie from Illinois, This wa
h accept by tne pup 1S3hs sd aa @ three onssI
=. ans led witt three cheers for Mckne!
ID MIR. McGrew introduced bill 10 create u RI
le form. form of city government for Springfield
re- creuting two non partisan boards to be al
"A pointed ty the mayor, one or which has cha &
~ of TIE rolice and tire department and the otht
IF referred 10 II special committee. Bills intr
IN duced: Au'hor zing the commissioner, of Sal
- duslIy county to submit to II vote Of the penp
x PROPOSE ion to issue Se0J 0O) in bonds to bull
RS n new court honse. Bill passed: Au horiZir
S. the commiss o ers of Nah, .ng county TO issr
s25,0Oi in bonds to pay deficiencies; extendi
the provisions of the act prov ding f
the appointment of jury commissioners /
common pleas judges to Mahoning count.
cd After the house arose from the second sittir
m as a committee OF the whole on the llnry b
a motion to reject the report OF the cor1mitt'
;a prevailed The hous then instructed the cor
III mittee of the who to consider by s'-ctiOns u
m CARRIER bill as referred, and thus defeated Il
,r substitute.
e, COLUMBUS, O.. March 12 -SeRnte-The sena
iS has finished it's laho on the Arstral an ele
lg tion bi after several days consid deration m
n hna ly rns-ed it TO dly by vote of q TO 8. II
- bill prov des that probate judges shall appoi
LII county boards of election, consisting of fo
IS- persons two from each poll icnl party wi
n shall appoint judges OF and clerks of electio
;s except in citi 3 hnv ng reg stration, W ere u
is' city boards of county sea's are given iurisdi
rs tion ov the county. In cities not county a
e. hav ng registration the boards are to rema n