Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-04-02
WORK OF THE uEaIsLATuRE.
Proceedings OF tho LXXth Session of the
Ohio General Assembly.


dill to prohibit barbering on Sunday was dis
cussed ut some length and finally enacted into
law BY vote OF twenty yeas ana no nays AN
s @as eo 70 70 who
observed the seventh day OF the week as tho
Sabbath. Bills passed.: To authorize Tinln to
Issue $4,000 in bonds to build a bridge over tho
Sandusky river; amending Sections 262 and 263
so as to allow municipalities and counties to In
stitute suits against railroad companies when
the commissioner of railroads and teltgraphS
fails to take such action; to amend Sections 62N
and 5g2s by providing that persons intending to
appeal q case to the circuit court shall give no.
tite within three days after Judgment is entered
and perfect the appeal by the undertaking with
In thirty days; making IT mandatory on com
mon pleas judges TO oappoint visiting committees
for charitable institutions; providing for the
appointment of eight additional district work.
provide for the relief OF the supreme court by
increasing the number of judges from five TO
peaing the law providing for struck jurics. Bills
introduced To amend Section i4is by provid-
ing that when on election precinct lies in two
townships, each part shall be regarded as part
OF the adjacent precinct having the largest pop
ulaton, so that the assessor of the adjacentpr pre-
the city OF Cleveland to extend tho time when
100000 in school bonds become due for ten
to saanS OF s
fixed.
Houss-Mr Pudnevs bill making municipali-
ties responsible for damages when property is
destroyed by mobs, and giving the injured per-
sons authority to maintain actions in the courts
was defeated. Bills passed: amending Section
6s6o so us to permit owners or tenants to kill
robins, yellow hammers or fliclkers when found
injuring fruit the idea being to give grape grow
ers n chance to protect their crops.
COLUMBUS, March 23.-Sendts-The senate
passed a bill which provides that administrators
OF estates of minors and imbeciles may settle
debts against them without requiring them to
be reduced to judgments. The governor sent
n yfny INT, to- thn for
contirmation: AS trustees OF the blind asylum,
L. G. Sedgwick Martins Ferry; G. W. Hays,
Raoss C. HnnkS HnrbSr osanS sasse
Canton. Member of the State Board OF Phar
macy, w. r. ogier. Member State Board of
Charities William II. Nefr, of Cincinnati Trus,
tee OF Wilberforce university J. A. Howells.
Jefferson; Member of the state live stock com.
mission ,s d. y, knsman Sio Member
nj station, J. II. Brigham, of Delta A II. Rob.
inson, of Marysville, trustee of the Columbus
asylum for the insane-confrmed. John1 VIII.
son, Cambridge, reappointed as trustee of the
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home The
senate defeated bill to require manufacturers
of baking powders containing alum to mark the
same SO as to convey that information to pur-
chasers.
House-The bill legalizing standard time, by
providing that all courts and public oilices. as
well Us legal proceedings should be regulated by
1t. was defeated-3S yeas to A nays. The sub
stitute for the senate congressional redistrict-
ing bill, agreed upon by the caucus of repub.
lican representatives, was passed by strict
party vote except Mr.. Fisher, of Preble, n re-
democrats. The bill divides the state as to
give sixteen republican and tive democratic
congressman. Bnls introduced: Requiring
state board of public works to construct n ditch
beside the Miami and Erie canal in New Bre-
men; aholishing ofice Of game warden and vest
ing authority with food and dairy commission
ers; curtailng time for quail huntin five days:
permitting wild duck TO be killed on any day of
the week during legal season, and making pun
ishment for violation of game laws fine and i'm
prisonment: repeating CARRIER salary bill so far
asit affects county recorders and reyiving old
fees in counties having less than 5000 popula
ing in excess OF that number.
COLUMBUS, March 24-Sendte-The senate to-
day passed house bill which provides that
every manufacturer Of cheese in the state OF
Ohio shall have upon the sale thereof, distinct
ly and durably stamped in ful-faced capital let
ters upon each and every such cheese by what
same Sas;e as Ohio OF @ fu Ohio state cheese
"Ohio standard" or "Ohio skinned" together
with the name of the city, village or town where
such cheese was manufactured. 1t thus defines
the different standards and imposes fine OF
from SOS to $500 for violation OF the law. The
senate refused to concur in the amendments OF
the house to the congressional redistricting bill
The matter of difference will be referred to
conference committee.
House-By u vote of 6s to the bill was passed
to protect employees and guarantee their right
to belong to labor organizations, whose intro
duction was prompted by the recent discharge
follows: "That 1t shall be unlawful for any in,
divdual, frm company or corporation to pre-.
vent employees from forming, Joining and belong
ing TO u labor organization, and any individual,
firm, company or corporation that coerceS or at
temptS to coerce employees, by dischargtng OF
threatening TO discharge from their employ be-
cause OF their connection with q labor organiZa-
tion, shall be guilty OF misdemeanor and upon
conviction thereof In any court OF competent
Jurisdiction shall be fined in any sum not ex-
ceeding $500 and imprisoned for not more than
one year" Bills passed: To extend the time
from one term Of court TO another for complet-
tnrr tod lnnGa In, E'ria
ing about Fl 100000; authorizing the commission
ers OF Muskingum county TO issue s25,WO in
bonds to build bridge across the Musktngum
river at Eagleport; authorizing the sinking
fund trustees OF Cincinnati TO refund s25oOOO OF
school bonds; repeating the act establishing
meteorological bureau for the state OF Ohio, and
| to establish weather and crop service for the
| collection and dissemination of crop statistics
and meteorological data, requiring IN instruction
schools OF cities of the first and second class and
| certain educational institutions. Senate amend
| ments to the Cincinnati waterworks bill were
| concurred in. The house rejected these made
| by the senate In the Mcconnell bill prohibiting
| barbering on Sunday -Four bills made neces
sary by the recent amendments to the AuStralt
an ballot law, under which townships and vii
| lagos of less than $500 population and not d
| vided into wards were exempted from its provi.
sions at the spring election, were introduced and
| passed.
COLUMBUS, March 25.-Senate-The house
| having insisted on its amendments to the con.
| gressional reapportionment bill and asked for n
|
| I.ampson and Spencer were appointed on the
| part of the senate. A motion was made to re.
| consider the vote by which the Cincinnati water.
works bill was passed. The consideration Of
the motion was postponed till the 10Th. The bill
authorizes the issuing of s8.0oO,0oO in bonds,
Several local bills were passed and the senate
| adjourned
HOuse-There was less than q quorum OF mem.
| bers present and the forenoon session was de-
voted to routine matters, such as reception OF
| reports from committees and the introduction
| OF bills. The amendments to the senate con-
gressional redistricting bill were insisted upon
and a committee OF conference requested This
| was acceded to and the speaker appointed
Messrs. Clark, Ely and Willis as the conferees;;
| back the Pudney bill providing a federal plan Of
municipal government for Columbus. Bills in.
troduced: AUTHORIZING Bedford to Issue $4,000
tion s9s SO that county commissioners in any
connty in the Virginia military district may, on
| application of any ten freehoders locate and re-
establish corner stones; authorizing the com,
missioners OF Franklin county to issue $50 900 in
bonds to build bridge.
COLUMBUS, March 2s.-Senate intro.