The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-02-05

organisation, regulation and inspection Of build.
ing and loan associations, and 70 repeal certain
laws; 70 give Justices u tho peace ANAL turis.
diotion In certain cases; 70 make the ofice q
1ustice Of the peace ~ Cincinnati . salaried q
aoet TO require manufacturers 10 provide sepa-
rate totlet-fooms and closets for female en-
pioyeA
HousE-DiAs introduced, 10 relieve Justices
Of the peace from binding over defen 2ants IN
cases Of rnisdemeanor where o plea Of guilty b
entered; 70 compel county commissioners 70
advertise for bids for all stationery, printed
blanks and sundries OF every kind for oil conn.
ty officers; providing for the making Of bonds
for guardians for nonresident minors, ETC.. so
- to be the same IS for rosident words; giving
q salary to members Of the Purdon Board; fa-
oiiitating the giving Of bonds; providing for the
issue Of ea6o,00o additional bonds for tho com-
pletfon and furnishing Of the Cincinnati City
HALL
COLUMBUS Jan. % a--SENATR Bills passed,
To authorize the village council OF Bryan, IN
Williams County, 70 borrow g. 800 for the pufA
pose OF dischargipg the nre and other indebted.
ness OF the villagd to authorize the commission.
ers OF Paul1ing County 10 borrow - 500 for cur
rent expenses; TO authorize the commissioners
Of Butler County to build bridge over Four.
mile creek, on what is known - the EMioA
turnpike; to prevent trusts, pools and other
combinations 10 control the products And limit
production; to require foreign building nnd loan
Treasurer. Bills introduced: 10 facilitate
prosecutions for bribery; 70 authorize the coun-
Gil OF Wyoming Hamilton County to loan the
credit OF the villuge.
HousE.-Bills passed: Appropriating u,soo
to Nelsonville, Brown County As reimburse
ment for money spent IN repairing the Hooking
canal In 1884: providing for repositories OF
county funds
CoLuMBus JAM 70 SENATE passed:
Giving probate Judges power TO order an ad.
ministratcr or executor to receive all cash In
settlements OF an estate or to order the sale OF
notes before due, and o nnal settlement before
the allotted time. SupFlementing an not allow.
ing Wooster to issue bonds for . railroad; maxi
ing partial appropriations for the fiscal year
during 1891 % dxing salaries Of Franklin Coun.
" and abolishing fees; adjusting the claims for
killed sheep oy township trustces; giving conn.
oners; providing for female toilet-rooms eto.,
on every door OF factories, etc.
| HOUSE Bills passed: Authorizing division
OF corporation funds Of Brooklyn, CuyahoRs
County; transferring funds OF Milford, Cier-
mont County; permitting spearing OF mulletts,
! suckers and red horse in streams flowing into
| Lake Eric. The bill to abolish the Board OF
Psrdons was defeated; also the bill to abolish
| the conhptroller's ONCE at Cincinnati
COLUMBUS, jan 80.-SxNATE-BiN passedi
| To authorize Commissioners OF counties which
have NO warehouses; to parole INDECENT prison.
ers. Bills introduced: To provide that the
| State, instead OF the city, shall pay the ex.
penses Of Public Employment Bureaus estab.
hshed In Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, To-
| ledo and Dayton; to provide that any member
OF the General Assembly, or any State, JUDI
cial, county or city ofacer, or any trustee or
| agent Of the State, who accepts railroad pass
shall, upon conviction, be fined not to exceed
$1,000 or sent to jail for not longer than six
months; to give the Commissioner Of Labor
| Statistics authority to require manufacturers
to furnish statistics for his annual report. Ad-
| journed until Monday.
HoUsE-Bills introduced: 10 provide o more
efficient system of oompensating county OF
fcials; to authorize telephone companies %
place their wires Under ground with the consent
Of the proper authorities; providing for nom
partisan form Of Government Of the city Of
Cleveland; providing that the Prosecuting A.
torney shall be notified Of applications fof par,
don 30 that he might have an opportunity oi
protesting; extending the provisions Of the lien
law 10 monument and cemetery works,
authorizing council to appropriate land
for park purposes when the neighborhood rest
dents pay half the cost
| The farmers Of the Fifth, Congress.
ton Q few days ago. There were 15t
delegates present representing the diff
ferent farmers organizations Of the
district, which is composed of Allen
l Auglaize, Hardin, Logan, Putnam ani
Van Vert Counties. The object Of tbs
meeting was to form permanent or
ganization, which will petition the Leg
islature from time to time on proper
laws to be enacted. VIM. RussleY, O
Allen, was chosen president; d. M
Bliss, Of Allen, was made secretary
with an assistant from each county
The committee on resolutions recon
mended measures preventing dealing Il
futures, suppression Of the liquor traffic
authorizations in food; in favo
Of amending the tax law; maxim,
mortgages bear their pro-rate o
tax, and relieving mortgaged real estat
Of that amount; amending the game lAy
to make game personal property. tn
: resolutions were adopted after muc
discussion, except the one relating I
the suppression Of the liquor traffic
The resolutions win be embodied I
petitions and circulated to obtain sie
. natures of farmers and then forwarde
to tho Legislature. A resolution prt
} testing against the bill introduced
Representative Cunningham, to increas
Vu0 6dlhIy "a V1o OOuAAaoh pAcoS JuA6O
the district to $4,000, was adopted. tn
bill was denounced in strong terms.
J. CALVIN BUsHEy, married, wh
eloped from Holmesville, Holmes Com
ty, with Miss Scott, Is in Jail at Uniol
: town, Pa, and the girl has been returl
. cd to her home.
WHILE carelessly handling a gul
william tSennhenn, living near Sal
: duslxy, killed his eieven-year-old sist'
and dangerously wounded another, ,agt
!, ten.
! The remains of Gottlieb Wier, of CHI
4 licothe, who has been missing tv
moIlthA were found in the canal.
o THE Ohio mine operators have rcfus'
{ tho dcmspds recently made By the mi
~ sand 2 strike Is expected.