Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-01-23
WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Proceedings of the JNXth Session of tho
Ohio General Assembly.

day. One contained the appointments Of his
military stan, and the other the appointment OF
his private secretary and executive clerk, all or
which have been previously announced. a new
primary election bill was introduced in the SEN
ate by Mr.. McMackin. 1t provides that pri-
mary elections shall be held under the Austria
lian system and two or more parties may nave
their primary elections on the same day. Where
there are boards OF elections the primaries shall
be held under their supervision. The expense
Of nominating county officers shall be paid by
the county and that of municipal officers by nu-
inequalities. The senate adopted resolution
offered by Mr.. Nichols thanking Lieut. Gov.
Marquis clerk of the senate and his assistant,
and the sergeantatarms and his assistants for
their kind and impartial treatment OF all
the members during their terms of office.
The names of John Sherman and James e. Neal
were presented as candidates for United States
senator. The vote stood: Sherman ls, Neal 8.
Adjourned.
House-Gov. Mckinley sent to the house to-
day messages announcing the appointment OF
executive clerk. Bills introduced: Requiring
township clerks to post notices OF receipts and
expenditures at places other than voting pre-
cincts; providing for resident trustee at the
soldiers and sailors home at Sandusky; pro-
viding that in the annexation OF new territory
part of school district may be taken in instead
OF tho whole, as herctoforc; authorizing the reg
istry of trade marks and labels with
for for penalties GS' for counterfeitins the same;
making 1t obligatory upon county commission.
OF II hom eeet ,Sf vns as Of
the three members; torestorc the congressional
districts of 1885, Mr.. Brittain's resolution, pro.
viding for an investigate into the charge that
Senator Brice is not an inhabitant OF Ohio, was
| called up, briefly discussed and action post
poned. fhc names of John sherman and James
| l.. Neal were presented as candidates for
United States senator. The vote stood: Sher-
man rs, Neal %. Adjourned
| COLUMBUS, Jan. 13-Sendte-T1e senate de-
| feated the house Joint resolution providing for
| the purchase of 140 sets Of the Smith &c
| Benedict statutes for the house and forty
| sets for the senate at $3.50 per set. Bills
| introduced: To regulate the manufacture and
| sale of dynamite outside of municipal cor
porations; authorizing the clerks of house and
| senate to appoint proof readers to examine and
report on enrolled bills. Adjourned.
| House-Papers in the contested election
case of William H. Rowlen, against b. F. Wey-
brecht sitting member from Stark county, were
| laid before the house by the speaker and re-
ferred to the committee on elections; b. F.
| Allen. of Hancock, elected engrossing clerk, re.
signed, and Chief Clerk Malloy was. authorized
b. Allen q son Of the oficer who resigned and
q student ut Wooster university; q resolution
was adopted providing for weekly adiournments
from Friday noon until p. m. Monday.
Bills introduced: Prohibiting seining in the
waters of the Scioto and its tributaries; in
missioner from 81 200 to $1,000 per annum; re-
imbursing George d. Hendricks for quarters
before leaving the regular service Adjourned
| COLUMBUS, o., Jan. A.-Rouse-Mr. Doty,
of Cuyahoga county. to-day introduced
bill, the title is "to secure % voice in school
affairs to the women of Ohio on equal terms
with men," 1t provides "that any woman Of
| the age of 81 years and upward, who shall have
been resident of the state one year, and of
county, town, township or other election district
such time as the law provides for the purpose
of chosingany licer OF schools under the general
or special laws Of the state, shall be entitled to
vote and be voted for at such election in the
school district of which she shall ut the time
haN hppp for hirt a N fr,
relation to the registration of voter shall apply to-
women upon whom the right to vote is conferred
herein provided that the names OF such women
). Bills introduced: To redistrict the state for
congressional purposes; requiring school boards
to build and keep in repair partition fences
, around district school-houses: creating state
commission in lunacy, consisting of three
l members, doctor, lawyer and business man, to
have full control over the insane ayslums of the
state; regulating the practice of medi-
sanra and BY providing ahanne for al
partictioneers not in possession. of diploma;
amending section 2sa SO as to allow the insur-
= ance commissioner to use examination
fees to cover expenses OF said exami-
nation making the posting of NOTICES legal
, house resolution providing for joint commits
sion to rearrange the judicial districts OF the
4 state was adopted Adjourned.
g COLUMBUS, Jan. 15.-Sendte-Mr. Beebe in
4 troduced a bill to amend section G5i9 by taking
selection of jurors in justices courts from the
, justice and placing their selection with the
U plaintiff and defendant. Their qualification is
e passed by the justice Adjourned until
= Monday.
n Hnase-Mr Workman offered a resolution
! which was adopted. deploring the death OF Gen.
q j. s. Robinson, ex-secretary of state, and ex.
ihs MY Price ne 10 b
~ regulating telephone charges. 1t divides the
s city into two classes-25,OO0 population and up
% figure the second In the first class the charges
a are limited to "a per month on private lines
q line, when the charges are fixed at Ss each II
l, cities OF the second class the charges are lin
tied to 50 and 81 respectively Lines for talking
between different cites are also included nnt
the charges are limited to fifteen cents for thu
first five minutes and five cents for each addi
y fine is imposed for each violation OF one law is i'm
posed. A bill approprating ~, ,OOOfor senate ant
"a house contingent fund, introduced by Mr.. Tay
70 lor, was passed under suspension Of the rules
E. Mr.. Price offered u resolution which went owe
l. under the rules, providing for committee simi
'r tigate the occupancy Of state land by railroa'
corporations in the city of Cincinnati reso
on printing to investigate the ONCE having tn
OF contract, concerning the delay in printing tn
e. bills, and the numerous errors that have bee
dc made. Adjourned until Monday.
N COLUMBUS, Jan. 1S-Senatc- Among the bill
on introduced to-day were the following: Provit
ny ing for county local option and requiring vot
er on the question in each county in the state O
on each November election: amending section FOL
"" SO tnat any person giving a"uy'SeiinB UT assiBi
or ing claims for the purpose OF collecting them
Dr. another state, shall forfeit such claims on proc
is OF such disposition; amending section 6sl6, b
is raising age of consent from IA years to IL years
tu- amending section 1874 by reducing railroad far
from three to two cents per mile: amending la
by changing time for bringing suits in partitio
from one year from death OF deceased to or
year from date OF appointment OF executor c
-, administrator: providing for assisting those SO
-. diers who have lost their rc-enlistment paper
or Hous,-The fourth redistricting bill was intr
duced by Mr.. Williams to-day. 1t gives the r
H. publicans fourteen congressman the democra
- five and leaves two to be fought for. Amor
S, other bills introduced were the following
,s- Making the records OF the adjutant general
~, ONCE prima facie evidence Of the re-enlistme
ne Of soldiers in the late war; amending the eXis
he ing law so that the statute OF limitations sha
cd not apply to bounties; making disorderly co
Gu duct and the use OF obscene language upon pa
o., senger trains misdemeanor punishable by fl
~ and imprisonment: increasing the salary of s
rreme court Judge from 81 600 10 s. ,0OO per nnnu
ais NJ Connell Introduced o resolution instruct