Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-04-11

troduced: Amending the law providing for the
by increasing their number from twenty to forty
and giving the auditor the appointing power
Adjourned till tomorrow morning.
Clapp Benfer, Carroll and Brnman, succeeded
in passing with amendments, Mr.. Aexanders
senate bill, intended to extcrminate sheep kill
Mr.. Forbes, OF Coshocton Joined the farmers in
their demand and the bill was passed by vote
tive being Messrs. Belviie, Heiiner and Parker.
The bill amends Section 70J8 OF the Revised
Statutes, provides 6ne of s. on the owner OF q
dog who allows 1t to leave the promises unac-
compsnied, and any person may kill such anil
nal; and makes failure TO return and pay
taxes on dog punishable by q flue Of s.; Upon
complaint prosecutors must file with the pro.
bate Judge any complaint of violation OF the act
and the Judge shall direct some one to take po-
session OF q dog upon the arrest of the owner,
and IL the tax is not paid within ten days
after conviction the dog must be killed.
Bills passed: Amending Section 32i2 80 as to
provide that n majority Of the incorporators OF
q joint stock company shall order the opening
OF books for stock subscriptions: to provide for
stock in corporations; amending Section 4071
making two years qualification only necessary
| for city boards of examiners; providing that
| ten days notice prior to date of trial shall be
| given when prisoners are to be returned TO
county from which they sent for safe keep
ing; providing that when parties disagree as to
payment OF the cost OF constructing joint ievees,
county commissioners shall fix the amount to
| be paid by each; to provide for the mayoralty
succession in Cleveland in case OF death or dis
ability; to increase pay Of teachers at blind
asylum who live outside the institution Sc per
week; authorizing the unloading of imported
| cattle for immediate shipment under the SUI
pervision of the state live stock commission;
| prohibiting railroad companies and stockhold-
ers from operating coal mines and stone quar-;
ries along their lines: reorganizing the board
| OF education of Cleveland; Australian system
| OF voting
fered joint resolution, which went over under
| the rules. asking congress to call convention
TO amend the United States constitution SO the
senators in congress shall be elected by a direct
vote of the people. 1t calls on other states TO
adopt similar resolutions, so that on application
of two thirds Of them such convention shall be
called, as provided by the constitution. Bills
passed: Amending Section 70l6 of the statutes
by making it a criminal offense for any employees
pey loT nFta or
requiring banks to make the statements under
the same rules as individuals in returning prop
erty for taxation; defining the rights of fathers
and mothers living separate and apart as to the
care and custody of tueir children. Bills intro.
duced: To prevent insurance companies doing
business in Ohio from discriminating between
persons insured by them in the way OF rebates
or otherwise; congratulatng the legislatu g OF
for the selection Of presidential electors by con:
gressional districts 1t went over under the
rules. Mr.. Oren presented the petition of sew
eral Y. M. c. A. organizations OF the state asls'
ing for the passage OF the Phillips bill prohibit
} ing persons under eighteen years OF ase from
entering saloons.
H0use-Bills introduced: Providing shat
, whosaever steals an animal Of the sheep kind
is guilty of larceny without regard to the value
of such animal and shall be imprisoned in the
penitentiary for the period Of one year; or who
soever unluwiully and feloniously kills any ami
NAL OF the sh ep kind, the property OF another
3 for the purpose of stealing or carrying away
either the carcass or pelt OF any such sheep, is
I guilty OF larceny without regard to the value Of
n such sheep or pet, and shall be impriS oned II
atfvNt
!, nor less than one year" The deficiency appro
i priation bill making provision for payment o
: Slll.507, vas introduced by Mr. McDermott
0 The heaviest deficiencies are SlS,000 at the Cen
tral Insane Asylum; 500 752 for tho penitentiar,
and $40 1855 So in the prosecution and transporta
/. tion of convicts. Another bill introduced wa
l. by Mr. Reeve extending the veteran volunteer
l. | bounty to those who reinlisted at any point a
J. well as those reentering the service III the fel
s. B lis passed: Making it the duty of superin
n tendents OF county children's homes, when chill
u dren are indentured to any person, TO at ono
" notify the clerk of the township in which sue
,r person resides. Tho clerk is TO make record O
II the name of such child, to whom indentured
e and expiration of time and su other matte
& in relation thereto as may be deemed proper
d The information is conveyed to the townshi
,r trustee, and it is made obligatory upon them 7
at least once in a year at the home whore the
U reside. looking after care treatment and mort
s. welfare, and they shall also visit the school /
r. side once year, making inquiry concerning II
N attendance, progress, and upon complain
/: being made TO the clerk the latte
ID ent when trustees of the home sha
lg Immediately terminate such indenture
nj granting right OF way through state universit
10 grounds TO Sandusky, Columbus Lake Erie
10 Southern Short Line road reducing the nun
ie Der of reports of departments to be pu6lishst
to allowing children's aid societ es to take chi
lie dren from orphan asylums and provide the
es places in private families.
s, COLUMBUS April 6.-Senate-Less than ha
&C q dozen senators were present at p m. whe
z the sena'e convened the others having been
st tanned at home by the municipal elections, ar
n no business was transacted. phe governor SCI
IS. the following nominate ons TO the senate for CO
ie tirmation: John c. Tuthill of Lancaster, sta
O. librarian for two years from April Is; s. 1
IT, Ellis of Warren county, member of board
n Ohio agricultural experiment station TO: thr'
s' years from July7; w. d. Deval, OF Washtngtt
ty county, trustee Of Athens asylum for insane II
to five years from ril 9; r h Wnrder, OF HaI
e; ilton county member OF board of Ohio agricr
rk tural station for three years from Mayo;
to Stanton, of Scioto county, member of the pc
al itentiary board eff managers for five years fro
nd March 81; Edward Squires, of Defiance, tru
he 4prIs. i .''' '''''''' w
he Houss-There was less than quorum of mel
he bers present on account of the fractions In
I'm dent to he spring elections and but little bu
tn ness beyond the reading of the Journal OF la
p. week was transacted, Speaker Hyseil p,
sented aremonstrance from one thousand me-
Iss bers of the United MINI Workers of Ameri
se against division of the congressional find
es tween Wilberforce and Ohio State universal
ng Bills intro uced: Amending the law relati
so. TO the good time OF convicts In the Ohio pc
lis t,ntiary so that for good conduct they sh
RS gain FIVE vs. per month for the first year. sew
or davs for the second year, nine days for
iv, third year. ten days for the fourth year. elev
nd days the fifth wear and twelva days q month
10 the sixth year; providing that where sherin
disqual fled from serving process or otherw
60 disrharging his official duties the court may
ur- point person to net.
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