Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-03-07

tho purchaser from twenty five to fifteen pr
cent authorizing the council OF Kenton to
transfer 81 mo from the general and street fund
TO the park fund. Bills introduced: Amending
Section 1891 so us to make the insurance laws OF
Ohio reciprocal with those of other states. The
senate defeated Mr.. Harts bill reduc ng the
salary of the secretary OF the board OF man
ayers OF the penitentiary from Sl.hOO to el.OO0
and increasing the salary Of the superintendent
from 5000 to Si,2O0
ouse-Mr Holidays bill to prevent persons
under the age of eighteen years from entering
plnces wher' intoxicating liquors are sold or
offered for sac was passed by vote of o. yeas
TO IL nays. Bills passed. Amending Section
1894 so ns to compel railroad companies build
ing wire fences along their right OF way 10 put
board on top OF same; amending Section 2S2
30 MS to compel oil insurance companies to pay
81 MS n fee for each agent appointed; amending
an act allowing New Phtadelphia to Issue
bonds to encourage manufacturing so that tho
money may be used for street improvements;
extending the provisions OF tho rc9istrat on law
to Findlny: prohibiting more than ten per cent.
OF the employees at any state institution TO be
taken from one county; extending tho
provisions of the mechanics' nan law
to tombstones and monumental work;
amending tho act for preservation of henith OF
female employees by requiring employers to pro-
vide on same floor separate toilet rooms for
their exclusive use; rmending sections 7362 and
7S2i 10 1888 so as to provide that common pleas
judges b fore whom persons are convicted OF
felony less than murder, shall suspend execu'
tion OF sentence and admit to bal, pending hear
ing on appeal by circuit court; reducing the fees
for building permits in Cleveland The house
has concurrel in the senate amendment to the
Cleveland reform bill and The bill Is now q law.
COLUMBUS. O.. Feb. 2z..fendte-Bills passed:
Authorizing the council OF Newark to issue So.
coo in bonds for electric light purposes; direct
ing the commissioners OF Wood county TO pay
G. NJ. Brown $500 for expenses incurred In the
execut on of Carl Book; authoriz ng Cincinnati
TO issue S325,tO0 in bonds TO complete and fur
nish city hall; authorizing the council OF Kent
to issue sl0000O in bonds to make certain i'm
provsments authorizing o the village Of Of hnnn
fire department; authorizing the village OF
St. Clairsville, Belmont county. to issue $40 900
in bonds to erect or purchase IN electric light
plant: authorizing the city of ken'on 10 levy
tax OF two mills for eight years for improve
ment purposes; authorizing the commissione
of Hamilton county to levy tax OF 10 OF
mill on the property OF said county for tho year
1871. to construct bridge across the west fork
of Mill creek: authorizing the city OF Newark
10 issue $4,000 in bonds for fire department ur-
poses; changing tho authority to condemn
real estate for library purposes in Toledo from
the library trustees TO the common council; nu'
thoriZing the council Of Ottovile, Putnam coun-
~ to issue 5000 In bonds for improvement
purposes; authorizing Toledo 10 levy tax for
power on the boards OF health of villages MS are
| now possessed by the boards in cites OF tho
second and third grade OF the first class Bills
introduced: Authorizing the comm ssioners OF
Hamilton county to levy tax OF l.O of mill
| in 1891 and lsq2 10 improve street in Elmwood;
amending present law relating 70 cruelty TO
animals by allowing farmers TO dehorn cattle
without being subject TO prosecution
ROBss-Thn resolution providing for odjourn.
| ment on Morcn 20 was reconsidered. The bill
| amending Section OF the Dow law so as TO
provide that one.sixth OF the tax paid by
| sa oo!s outside OF municipal corporations shall
| be covered into the township fund, reported
| from the house committee on Temperance, was
recommitted TO the committee on judiciary wi h
| leave TO report Mt any time. The worlds fair
bill appropriatng $4,000 for an exhibit from
| tee on federal relations. amended 80 us 10 make
| the commission consist of fifteen persons and
| providing for the election OF On executive cem
| miSRiOnPr with n salary of - -n II bill was
made special order for Wednesday next The
| finance committee reported IN favor OF the pas.
4 sage of the bill TO put the management OF all
the state benevolent institut ons under the CON
troll OF p non.parti an board OF managers. An
| other amendment TO the constitution is pro
| posed by Repres sentative Boswell. He has OF.
| fered Joint resolution providing that In No
| vember tho people be asked 10 vote on the
change OF Section 8, Article I. so as TO make It
| read: The right OF trial by jury shall be In
| violate, but in civil act oHs three'fourths
Of the jury nav render verdict "
of'Wayne county 20 transfer s. o., from the gen
| eral to the bridge fund; author!zi zing the coun
| Gil of Toledo TO issue 500 in bonds TO build o
market hous zing the council OF Co
| lumbus 10 issue $500 In bonds to build via.
| duct over the railroad track at Seward avenue |;
| authorizing the trustees OF MSmttownship.
| for the erect = of a soldiers monument;
| authorizing Sullivan township. A hlan county,
to issue 1900 in bonds TO build high school; au.
| thorizing Swanton, Fulton county, to issue 81.
| 90 in bonds for street improvements; submit
! ting TO the electors of the state at the Novem-
| Der election the question OF holding conven-
tion TO revise, alter or amend the constitution; (;
| amending Section 6074 by providing that where
| testator requests the omission in the appraise-
ment OF household goods and furniture The pro.
bate court may so order. Bills introduced: Civ
ing councils power TO compel street railroads TO
comply with all ordinano s Iegulating the run
ming Of cars empowering county comm ssioners
| and township trustees TO authorize the laying
OF pipe lines along county and township roads;
providing for state and county boards OF cleo
ffNfTf C0f
| Ian ballot system upon the present election
laws.
COLUMBUS, March g. Senate - Bills intro
| duced: To amend an act authorizing Sabina,
Clinton county, TO ISSUE bonds for natural gas
purposes so as 10 make its provisions more GER
tain; to correct u clerical error in a bill author
iZng Ctrcleville to issue 10000 In bonds for
manufacturing purposes; allowing persons tc
exempt debts from credits after making 6
sworn statement OF the oformer, and imposing
q fine OF SO TO $50 for making faBe state
ment.
HouSe-A number OF petitions asking for the
passage OF the Rawlings tax bill and an act to
reduce the compensation OF county oticers
were presented and referred. Many local an
gen raj bills were introduced, those OF purely
| local ture being passed under n suspension o
the rules Among those of general characte
was one by Mr Pudncy to provide for the safe
ty of passengers on sire ct cars crossing one an
others tracks and the tracks of steam railroads
| by compel ing them &c come TO a full stop with
In from ten to fifty feet and 10 proceed onl,
after signal from an employ. that the track Il
|
, | troduced, together with the following meas
ures: Allowing mutual fire insurance associa
tions TO become mutual fire insurance com
panies thout reissuing policies; extending
laborers' preferred claims so as TO include nj
insolvencies and applying tho law 10 EN-
ployes; 10 provide for the construction
Ohio and arpropriating therefor sGooJ
out OF the direct tax fund allowed by congress
TO appropriate from The money which may b
: paid INTO the state treasury on account of tn
/ lirect tax bill the sum of 10000 to be used Il
, constructing intermediate penitentinry: pre-
, viding for the appointment Of receivers for COZ
, porations w en- they have not paid dividend 1
> hve years and one.twentieth OF the stockholt
! ers demand the same requiring railroads 10 q
4 low physicians to ride on freight trains in dis
charg Of their professional duties; allowin
. insurance companies to inture against explC
} sions. Bills passed: Authorizing Jacksonville
!. issue 1910 In bondsfor waterworks purposes
authorizing Kenton TO transfer 81 800 from snl
4 ing 10 the park fund; authorizing the commi:
/. sionerS OF Belmont count TO issue bonds 10
e5O0 10 construct q rec turnpike after its aI
proval by vote of the people. Mr.. Phillip
r offered resolution in the house asking the d
|, rectors OF the Columbian exposition TO clos
a the sumo ON Sunday
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