Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-02-28

shall appoint as county examiners Mt least two
persons who have had two years experi-
ence rs tonchers n the last five years
TO provide Tor the sale Of franchises by munsqi
pul corpora ions ut public auction; requiring
township trustees to give u bond for 5000 oil
lowing them % cents for signing certificates
and prohibiting any member from signing the
names OF the other members: amending present
registration law so ns TO provide for spring
repatriation In all cities having u registration
system; authorizing the board OF education OF
Lockport special school district, Tuscarawas
County. to issue $1,000 in bonds to build
school house.
House-Mr. Gear offered Joint resolution re.
citing that, as the Legislature of the State OF
Kansas has requested that there be held At
Kansas City on the 18TH day OF April 1891, n
commercial congress to consist of the States
west OF the Mississippi river and OF the States
Of Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky. Tennessee, Michi-
gan Wisconsin and Illinois to consider impor
tant commercial and economic interests the
Governor be authorized To appoint from the
membership of the present Assembly three Sen.
ators and nve Representatives to represent
Ohio In the conference. The resolution went
over under the rules. The resolution nroyiding
for the submission TO tho people OF u PROPOSE.
tion to amend Section 9, OF Article XIC,, OF the
constitution relative to taxation, was taken up.
1t inserts the following entry At the beginning
OF the section: =" The General Assembly shall
provide for the raising OF revenue for the sup
port OF the State and local governments, but
taxes shall be uniform on the same class OF sub.
tects." This places the matter oflevying taxes
entirely In the hands of the General Assembly.
Mr.. Pr ce offered an amendment which was
adopted, adding after the new matter
nss gno1Sa apGpe; ovdI6, dHe following proyisionary
property or. franchise shall be exempt
from taxation as hereinafter specified"
ipal reform bill. which provides the federal
plan OF government, and 1t was passed by
unanimous vote. Bills passed: Authorizing
Kenton to Issue $40, 90 In bonds for park pur.
poses.
CoLu MBus Feb co.. Houss.. Bills introduced:
Creating State board consisting OF one en-.
gineer one conductor and one train dispatcher
for the examination OF railroad employees hav
ing charge OF trains, and prohibiting railroads
from employing any one not having certih
cate TO protect the interest OF worSingmen by
providing that in suits for wages, cases shall be
advanced on the dockets of common pleas
courts: amending Section 1894 so as 10 mako
general the printing of sherins' advertisements
in German; to compel the teaching
of physical Gu ture and gymnastics In
public schools; to tax the rolling stock Of
railroad companies whose principal office Is
located outside Of the State; authorizing Gar
rettsvile to issue 5000 in bonds to assist in
building railroad to Hiram Col ege; giving
municipal corporations OF the second class
fourth grade, power 10 build sidewalks, levy
tax on abutting property and issue bonds in
payment OF same; authorizing Athens to issue
500 0OO in public improvement bonds for water.
works and street repairing: to prohibit the pub
lication of obscene advertisements of patent
medicines. Bills passed: Authorizing Fremont
TO issue u 600 in bonds to increase school facil-
ities to change the name OF the village OF Free
DOM Noble County, to W gville; authorizing
Mineral Ridge to issue Sl00DJ in bonds for pub.
lie improvements; authorizing the submission
of proposition to the elector of Newark to
issue S000o in bonds for electric light plant.
Sendts-Dills introduced: Requiring the At
tornty General to make out an official fee bill
for county officials and providing that the Sec.
rotary OF State shall cause 1t to be printed and
distributed to the county officials. Individuals
are prohibited from pri ting fee bills and on
GERS iIom using other than the official copy uu-
der penalty OF from $40 TO 500 fine; amending
present law so that IL the expenses necessary TO
bury soldier, sailor or marine will deprive his
family OF immediate support the soldiers re-
lief committee shall bury him at the county s
expense.
COLUMBUS, Feb. % Senate Bills introduced:
Providing that any editor. proprietor, owner or
correspondent OF any newspaper who publishes
or permits TO be published any attack upon the
private character of any citizen shall be fined
and imprisoned; providing that right OF way
be granted along t1e east side OF the Olentangy
river through the Ohio state university grounds
10 the Sandusky & Columbus Short line rail
county of the state for depositing county funds
giving the council of New Phi adelphia discre
tion in the use OF funds raised for manuiactur
! ing purposes: granting the SandusSy & Colum
! bus Short line railroad the old bed OF the Mad
/ River Short line In Sandusky and Erie counties
| Houss-Bills passed: To authorize the com
miss,oners OF Ccshocton county to construct
bridge over Wa honding river and pay Sl50O(
| for same out of general fund; TO authorize
! Coshocton to transfer 1900 from right of way
I fund 500 from paving and 81 200 from genera
| fund to the S rect improvement fund; authoriZ
| ing commissioners OF Guernsey county to ISSUE
| SlO0OOJ in bonds for the construction of u par
OF the Cincinnati Wheeln s. New York rail
road from the b. & O. to the Cleveland, Lorair
| & Wheeling railroad, IL such action is approved
| by vote of the people; to authorize Freepor
township, Harrison county, to issue s2O.OOO il
| bonds for the construction of q railroad from
| Freeport south TO the Harrison county line /
such action is approved by vote OF the people
| Bills introduced: To prohibit insurance com
| panies from issuing policies on lives OF children
under IL years OF age: to change the cordition
| of admission TO the soldiers and sntlors' hom
and providing that only one years residence il
| Ohio shall be necessary to secure admission.