Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-04-18
OHIO LEGISLATURE.



wns done to-day as many senators have not re.
turned from home, whore they went to vote. |
Bills passed; Consolidating subsohool district |
No. Bin Marion township, FNanklin county; to
authorize the town OF Putin. Bay, Ottawa coun.
ty, to transfer 81 ,632 from other township funds
to the town hall fund. Bills passed: Amending |
present law requiring county printing to be |
done Mt county seats so MS to permit 1t to be |
done at any other place in tho countes amend.
ing Section 339O OF tho Revised Statutes so ns
TO compel railroad companies to stop passenger |
trains at all county seats; TO prohibit the sale |
amending the law governing the admission OF |
pupils into the blind asylum. The committee |
on ; railroads and telographs have been relieved
on the calendar for tomorrow.
HOns6-Thcrc was still less than n quorum |
present at the opening. this morning, and after
receiving the reports of few standing commit
tees and the reference of Senator Corcoran's
building and loan association bill to the iudici'
airy committee, with leave to report mt any
time, the house took recess until 1880 Upon
reconvening call OF the house developed the
presence of 80 members. one more than quo
rum, and theaf crnoon was consumed in the pas.
sage ofunimportant bills, mostly oflocal nature.
Bills passeu: Amending Section S9OS OF the
Revised Statutes so that In villages divided
into wards members of school board may be
voted for in wards instead of on tho general
ticket; authorizing the commissioners OF any
osition to q vote OF the electors, to levy spe-
cial tn not exceeding one mill. to secure the
location of the agricultural experiment station;
amending Section 1887 of the Revised Statutes
by striking out the federal census OF 1870 and
inserting the last federal census;" amending
Sections 1871 and 1873 Of the Revised Statutes
so as to provide that millers having adopted
the roller process shall give 30 pounds of No
family -four and IL pounds OF bran for stand
ard bushel OF wheat, and where wheat weighs
80 pounds, - pounds of flour; bS pounds, ~
pounds OF flour. and h7 pounds, 39 pounds OF
flour with II pounds OF bran; supplementary to
Section Abs Revised Statutes by providing that
mortgages properly attested assignee OF
mortgage may execute a release OF such mort
gage in the same manner rs deeds are exc
cuted, and when properly recorded the
same shall act as legal release;
authorizing county commissioners, IN certain
be replaced or repaired and to list the expenses
| as other taxes; amending Section OF the semi.
| monthly payment act by including persons and
| companies with corporations; permitting physi.
| icians when In the discharge OF professional
duties to ride on freight trains at their own
| risk; amending an act authorizing the county
commissioners to bury honorably discharged
union soldiers, sailors and mariners i when
tne'r ins wines Venues and are widows @ " OF tSo same
The house defeated Mr.. Wagner's bill fixing
| the distance at twelve hundred yards from any
| and from any county or state fair ground dur
| ing the time the fair Is in session, where sa-
| looms may be run.
COLUMBUS April g. - Senate - The senate
spent most of the day in discussing the Taylor
resolution proposing an amendment to the con-
stitution by giving the Legislature entire power
was finally adopted. Bills passed: Supple
| menting Section 9S2 of the statutes so that 1t
shall be the duty OF township trustees to ex-
| year and see that the inmates are properly
cared for; amending Section 364ld of the stat
utes so as TO permit fire insurance companies to
to permit them to insure employees
against accident caused by fire or explosion
inexperienced conductors; supplementing Sec
tion $50 of the statutes to provide for the with.
5nss other G life whes
| les in Ohio have been liquidated (;
amending Section 1885 of the statute permitting
the employment of children under IA years OF
age in factories, when they are not compelled to
attend school, but not TO exceed eight hours
per day. Bills introduced: Providing that
when any county pays more taxes into the state
treasury for school purposes than they are al
lowed under the school apportionment, that the
ty; 10 prev, nj supervisors from establishing an
open ditch before persons residence without
consent; compelling presidents of corporations
to call special meeting OF stockholders upon q
request OF a majority of them for the purpose
OF electing officers.
HouSe-Senator Sherman visited the house
and q recess of ten minutes was taken in his
honor He was presented by Speaker Hysell a:
the foremost son of Ohio, and acknowledged
the compliment in fitting terms. The motor
to reconsider the Alexander dog tax bill was re
iected, as was also a motion to take up out o.
its order MIR. Wauzer's bill raising the
passed. a roon4e M S
panes doing business in the state to make def
mite statements TO the commissioner OF insur
|
1851 by requiring all fire insurance companies
including those holding special charters granted
prior to the adoption of the present constitu
) tion. to report to the state commissioner
amending the parole law by requiring pubica
, tion OF applications OF prisoners in two paper
of the county in which conviction occurred AM
prohibiting the appearance OF attorneys befor
the board of penitentiary managers; changing
, the name OF the intermediate pcnitentiary Il
Ohio state reformatory. After q debate ol
courtesy the house adopted the committee
recommendations in substituting the Malol
Australian election bill for the Shaw Brow
bill, and IL was made q special order for 1913
a. m. tomorrow Mr.. Wanzer's bill raising tn
age of consent from IA TO 10 was passed
Chairman Bense of the house finance commit
tee, offered Joint resolution reciting the fact
the submission of the governors special mes
sage calling attention TO the strained conditio
/. OF the finances, the statement OF the treasure
accompanying the message, and further recitin
that the auditor OF state urges the pay
The resolution calls on the auditor of state
furnish statement of the condition of the ger
: eral revenue, sinking and common school fund
since 1883, and also the receipts and dsbursC
ments. Mr.. Griffin desired to amend and hav
e the information furnished date from 1854 but Q
: the suggestion OF speaker pro tenn Robson
went back to 1889, and in this form was adopted
y y COLUMBUS, o.. April 9.-Stndte-The senat
i spent the larger part OF the day discussin
n route 23'' bill OF Cincinnati Bills passed: 7
provide for the four hundredth anniversary G
a schools of tho state amending Section 76l
the statutes so that when boys are transferre
|
school and then remanded to the penitentiar
they shall get no credit for the time served {
g the school; amending Section 1859 {
n the statutes by increasing the levy fc
: common school purposes, from = to
l. The senate adopted MIR. Taylor,s house ioiI
. resolution requiring the state library and IL
II state law library to be kept open from a m.
It Up. IN. every day except Sunday and legal hol
y days The senate defeated Mr.. Howells sena
y bill to reduce the salary Of the assistant sta
c librarian from 81 200 to Sl000par annum. ar
=, also Mr.. Gaumer's senate bill to make, n teac
Z ers certificate good in any county of the sta
,. and permitting them life certificates after ha
!, ing five years expe rience The senate adoptt
- u house joint resolution calling on the audit
\. for statement of the condition and expent
l. lures of the general revenue for last ten year
The. senate considered the bill till IL ocloC
% tonight and finally passed 1t by vote of 20 to
h amidst great excitement, Mr. Sutton, one
. the opponents OF the bill, desired to explain
II vote. but the chair ruled against him and
e. left the hall, excitedy declaring that he won
a hand in his resignation TO morrow and not aga
70 return tovote.
e HOuse-The special committee appointed
"a investigate the management OF the penitentia
~ will nnlxp q ranOrt tn.mOrrOw Mr. RellVill