Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-03-19
WORK OF THE Lee,sLATuRt.
Proceedings OF the Lxxth Session OF the
Ohio General Assembly.


protect motor men and drivers from the weather.
A ine OF from SO to 800 Is imposed for violation
! OF the law and II makes II the duty OF pr0seou-
ting attorneys go to enforce IL 1t goes into effect
resoluti' authorizing the secretary OF state 70
| furnish each member Of the general assembly
last geological report Bills introduced: Pro.
| viding that before q board OF equalization adds
| shall be served with written notice. Bills
| passed: Providing for two additional Judges In
tioS: TO- antSori1e ~ the 20 e Of Risr
| county to issue 100000 In bonds tn build two
| bridges over Great Miami river in Hamilton city.
| sT47 and 37iS by allowing colleges OF religious
denominations to increase the trustees by elect
Of or conferences in m religions denominations Coop
! Grating; amending Section 32i3 so as to make
| the harborer rs well as the owner Of sheep-kill-
| ing dogs responsible for injury to sheep;
amending Section 8 of the compulsory educa-
tion law so as to compel all minors between the
occupation or regular employment to attend
school by placing them under the truancy
| clause; amending Section 1895 by requiring in
Urinary directors to give notice of relief fur
nished foreign paupers within ninety days after
| said relief Is provided: amending Section 6sSt
| SO as to prevent the erection of tables, stands
or tents by fal1rs on public footwalks or side
walks. constructed by township trustees;
amending Section 2g,sq SO as to permit boards
of election in cities having registration, to cor
| rect on election day mistakes made by regis
trars; authorizing. the appointment Of eight I'D.
| factories. Bilis introduced Prohibiting jus.
tices OF the peace from holding court IN other
| than the township In which they were elected;
reducing the fees OF tax inquisitors from 70 to 10
| per cent.
COLUMBUS March 9--Senate-The senate de.
feated bill which is Of interest to the farmers.
1t empowered township trustees to settle claims
for sheep killed by dogs and gave county com
missioners reviewing power If they consider tho
allowance too much; Bills passed: To amend
Sections 23cl aud 2:32N by requiring notices to
property owners in cities for street improve
ments 10 = -"rvcd as other summons, on tho
graduation from the common schools. of
rural sub-distrlcts and special districts,
,s the bgS ssSn SCHOOLS Of Of such tho
Among tho bills introduced was. one to
to appropriate s., 900 for the erection of monu.
the thirteenth 3. v. l., who was killed while
planting the colors of his regiment on Mission
ment of Hon ]. L. Cameron, of Maysville, as u
trustee of the Soldiers and Sailors home at
bana COUNTY, was sent to to III the Senate by the gov
ernor for confirmation as member Of the state
board of pharmacy, for the term ending in April,
signed. Adjourned.
Rouss-Nearly the entire forenoon session
was consumed @ IN discussion Of MI McSoniGas &
consolidation with other companies to issue
bonds in excess of the amount of capital stock.
e also nas
5 and S SO IS to PrGGyide rGr1 that bills bills
|
stead of thirty days from close OF the term;
: TO punish persons found with fish IN their pos
' sation of q certain music teacher at the blind
) asylum to $500 per annum: to protect associa.
their labels, trade marks and forms Of advertis-
ing; to amend Section 1921 so as to allow safety
Ted and
in lieu of cost; amending section $3.50 so as to
| distribution
estate; to amend Section 7s75 by providing
a that when in capital cases ca; the Jury us is
:. Mr.; Davis introduced bill TO establish the fed.
town II provides for election by the people Of the
t mayor, who appoints four heads OF departments
Mpu6iic works Ia law ] fire and M po}iseto act s with
8 tion authorizing the fish and game commission
to take testimony in cases concerning the tax on
adopted. Adjourned
COLUMBUS. March 10.--Senate-The following
:, bills were introduced: To keep Cleveland In the
same class and grade as at present, unless two
thirds of council vote to advance it, Bills passed
e To compel railroad companies to block their
guard rails and frogs with iron, steel, hard wood
y. or any other device which will make positive
u boot guards providing that all officers and men
9 in the Are department of Cleveland shall have
twelve hours on ana twelve hours on duty;
n Jury Service; to prohibit the tapping Of tele
, phone or telegraph wires to obtain Information
" concerning private dispatches Ine senate con
8 firmed the appointment Oft f. Ink, OF Colllm
, biana county, as II member of the state board OF
:. pharmacy, and that of L. 5; Luke as o trustee
g of the state reformatory at Mansfield.
Is Honse-Nearly the entire forenoon was taker
w. up in considering three bills OF u local charac
ter The soscaiied Dayton ripper was passed
- in modified form II prov des that the judge
:, of the circuit court shall appoint bipartisan
q tax commission OF six members, and this com
D. mission shall appoint bipartisan board OF city
. affairs to control the city. Mr.. Hildebr lnds bill
r. toprevent the storing Of dynamite within flft,
r. rods OF any occupied dwelling outside of mu
!, nicipality was passed. Bills passed.. To gy'
), better protection to employees In mill
i'd and factories and occupants Of public build ,IG,
- buildings; authorizing the appointment by tn
e, mayor of each village of justice OF tn
i. peace, to have concurrent, jurisdiction as 20
= lice judge in cases of misdemeanor; requesting
& the passage by congress OF the Caldwell ant
Enochs ship canal bills.
m COLUMBUS. March II. l.-Sendte-The govern
=. or sent the name of II. 4. Brown of Athens, t
10 the senate for confirmation trustee Of tn
ss Ohio university, vice A. G.. Brown. deceased. l
n was referred to the committee on universitie
:. and colleges The senate confirmed the aI
ie pointment of William 1, Chamberlain, Of Sum
I'd init county, as trustee of the Ohio uniyersit
Dan Millikin, of Butler county, as o trustee Q
Miami university. Bills passed. To compel raj
graph Communication along the lines of thei
of roads in Ohio; to amend Section 1866 so as :
exempt salmon from the law prohibiting tn
catching of certain fish between September
"a and March ~; to give mayors Of municipalitie
re Franklin county to issue 90 In bonds tS CON
ts plete bridge over the Olentlngy river. Bill
an introduced To amend Section 4l5i by extend
'h ing the time of Ming chattel mortgages froI
ob ono to Ave years; TO provide that when burif
90 grounds are encroached on by public roads IN
90 township trustees shall remove tho bodie
ot buried therein.
nv House-A bill was introduced which provide
y for the encouragement OF raising sugar beets G
a. other sugar plants and the manufacture OF suga
si- tn this state. 1t provides that there shall
a. paid out Of the state treasury bounty OF ont
al third of one cent per pound upon each and ever
en- pound of sugar produced in this state from beef
nd or other sugar. yielding plants: also q bounty
hu two-thirds OF cent for all sugar produced fro
OBJ beets grown in this state In order that boun,
I'M may be secured, the sugar raised must conta
Z, - not less than ninety per cent. OF crystalzt
de sugar and the quantity and quality shall be d
rd termined by the secretary of'state.
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