Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-02-07

were against the substitute and In favor OF the
original bill. Mr.. Boards resolution was lost
iy q vote Of 20 yeas TO ~ nays, after whici the
origin bill was put on its passage and lost
by the following vote; Yeas 30. nays Al.
A bill passed amending Section 1915 so rs TO
permit county commissioners in cases where a
portion OF n village Is annexed TO cities, 10 nd
lust and app rtion the funds and indebtedness
Between the annexed and unnnnexed portion.
COLUMBUS Jan 30-i9enafe-Mr. Coles bill
authorizing commissioners OF counties not hav.
ing warehouses; to re ease on parole prisoners
confined in jail for tnss and costs to enable
such prisoners to pay such fines and costs In
labor or money. was passed. Bills introduced:
Pu ng the super .ntendents OF free employ
ment bure aus under the control OF the Commits
sioner OF Labor Statistics and providing That
they shall be paid by the State; increasing the
powers of the state Commissioner OF Labor
Statistics by requiring employers OF labor to
give information to the department; to define
the grade and class OF tho cities OF Cincinnati
and Cleveland under the lact Federal census.
The committee appointed to prepare reso'u 'utions
expressive OF the sense OF tho Senate on the
deaths Of Senators Zimmerman and Robertson
reported and the resolutions were made q
special order for next Tuesday when memorial
services will be conducted. The Senate adopted
the House joint resolution relative to the death
of Hon. William Window. Mr.. Wilson pre-
sented remonstrance from the Colwel Lum.
ber Company and twenty citizens OF Urbnua
protect ng against the passage OF the Rawlings
bill. The vote by which Mr Schneider's hill
abolishing the otfloo OF city comptroller OF On
cnnaii was lost, was reconsidered and the bill
placed on the calendar for next Thursday. The
bill providing that after the semiannual settle
ment between the county auditor and county
treasurer the Council of any municipality, II
they deemed best might make redistribution
OF any balance to the various funds.
Rouss-Mr. Reiter offered n joint eso'ution
expressing the sorrow OF the Legislature over
mously adopted. Represent tive Geyers bill
10 exempt from taxation any educational instt
tuition Incorporated by the State whose profits
are used exclusively for educational purposes
was defeated. Bills introduced: To empower
infirmarv directors to settle with probate court
in case Of the de tn OF an inmat OF the nstttu-
ton; to authorize the vii age OF Kent to vote
upon the question OF issuing bonds to the
amount OF S0l.O0) to make certain improve.
ments; authorizing the commissioners of Pick
away County to issue S25,OO0 in bonds TO pny de
ficiences providing that persons elected to the
office of probate Judge shall have certain quail
pcations and shall be examined by the supreme
Court; TO provide for the npportionment OF the
dog tax 10 the townships TO indemnify against
loss for sheep killed by dogs and giving surplus
to school fund: amending armory law for Lucas
County so as 10 provide that armory funds can
only be paid on approval of auditor and in ac-
cordancc with provisions OF Lucas County de-
posi- Org law; authorizing the State Board Of
Public Works to make deed for land TO
which State claims ownership NJ Middletown;
authorizing Co linwood Cuyahoga County. to
transfer funds from police to st eet funds pro
vidlng tNat prosecuting attorneys shall appear
before Board of Pardons when notified TO do so;
recurring that improvements notifications
shall be served upon the person in
whose name property is listed for taxation;
authorizing Council OF Cincinnati u issue 300,
Coz in bonds to pay Eden Park Indebtedness;
authorizing telegraph companies &c place wires
under ground when consent is obtained from
proper authorities; extending the pr.vlsions OF
the labor lien law TO monumental and other
work erected in Gem teries extending the park
law so that Tole o may acquire lands foe park
purposes, providing citizens pay half OF the ex-
penses; providing Federal plan OF governm mt
for Cleveland The Speaker appointed Messrs.
Reiter. OF Montgomery. and McCirew, Of Clarke.
on the committee 70 investigate the CHARGES OF
mismanngement against penitentnry officinls-
The salary bill agreed upon by the Honse Com
mittee on Fees and Salaries and introduced to-
day. affects all probate judges county auditors,
clerks treasurers recorders and sherins OF the
State exc pit in counties for which special fee
bills have been passed.
COLUMBUS, Feb. 2.-Ssrdfe- The following
bills were introdu ed: Amending Section 1926
OF the Revised Statutes by permitting the for.
nation OF companies for the purpose OF plating
and selling lands, and limiting the amount Of
land to LOO acres and time OF duration for the
companies TO Sven years; amending presert
law so that two or more railroads over which
freight has been shipped, can be made Joint de-
PENDANTS in suits 10 recover damages for goods
lost; amending Section i22s by reducing the
salary OF the A sistant Law l. brarian from
SI,200 to 800 and the salary OF the Assistant
Law Librarian from $1,000 to 500; reducing the
fee for collect ng delinquent taxes from five TO
three per cent.
House-A number OF bills were introduced
Among these was one by Mr.. Moore 10 provide
for the purchase and sale cf school hooks by
boards of educa ion " II provides that boards
OF education shall puchase OF parents and
guardians all school books that are in good con
dition and OF the same series as those used in
the respective schools at price not 10 exceed
fifty per cent OF the annual retail price, and
shalt sell them 10 scholars ut II price not to eX-
ceed that NJ which they were purchased Deal
ers may b allowed not exceeding ten per cent.
for handling the Ooks, and n failure TO account
honestly and fully for the same or for the pro-
ceeC.s OF such sales, when required by the board
of education. shall be made embeZZlement.
The following reso utions were offered and went
over under the rules Proposing an amend
ment TO the constitution by dell ing the quail
tcations OF an elector. the same to be voted on
at next November election. II Is rs follows:
States OF the age OF twenty.one ,years, who
shall have been resident OF the S ate one year
r"Xt preceding the election shall have the
qualifications Of an elector and be entitled TO
vote ut all elections. At such election those
electors desiring to vote fer such am ndment
may have placed upon their ba lots the words
Woman Slfrrage-Yes And those opposed
TO such amendment may have placed upon their
ballots the wods Woman Sunrage-No." "
day OF December, 1891. Representative Ho IL
day. Republican. introduced a resolution TO re-
quest Senator Sh rnan to resist Ser 1T reject
Brice's admission to the United States Senate,
on the ground that ne is not n resident OF Ohio.
The resolution Tecites a number OF fIctS bear
ing on his residence none OF which are new ex-
cept that Mr.. BIZ ce's son in registering at coll
leg. gave his residence ct irving with his
"a her in New York City" and that the Senator
elect is memeer OF the Ohio Soci.
e'y in New York. the m mbers OF which
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