The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-29


80 dorooges hecouse of overflow OF Mercer
county reservoir. requiring corporations ICE
nroet to file annual reports with secretary OF
state and pay fee; authorizing commission
ers of Montgomery county 10 proVluc pohoo
nrotection in the mile and one-han nmlt aoou1
tho National Soldiers Home; authorizing the
trustees of the Toledo insane asylum TO pur-
chase the Lucas county infrmary properly lot
$50 O0O providing for the abandohmenV Oh p".U
of the Walhonding canal; proVlulhB Vl"V III
ditch controversies the finding of the board OF
adjustment shall be iinal to allow audltlohal
lew of 2-5 mills for general county PURPOSES
where regular levy is insufficient; proVlulhg
that in the incorporation Of villages the QCes-
tion must be submitted to vote OF the people
CoIuMBUs April -SENATE-Nomlnatohs
NV the governor reached the senate as follows.
], L. Broaden jr., of Darke county, meniper Vi
the board OF pardons, to succeed M M NoSe,
resigned; John L. Vance OF Gallla, trustee VI
tho bovs' industrial school, to succeed Thaa-
deus e. Cromley; w. A. Gipson, ct Wyanooe
county. trustee of the institution for Ceal "nu
dumb to succeed himself Rutherford
HAYES, of Franklin county; D. f. McGrew' Vi
Clark and Charles A ReynolGs' Oh dusNihsu uNi'
trustees Of the state library,
Kills nassed Providing for the refunding OF
tho cleveland yiaduct bonds in the sum OF
S,oo OOO. for the abandonment CT the Walhono-
inc canal from Six-Mile Dam i'll Coshocton
county TO the northern terminus; placing ira
tcrnal beneficial associations under the coh-
irol of the commissioner OF insurance ana pro-
vidinp rules for their reputation; prohlpitlHg
saloons within 1890 yards OF the orphahS
home OF the Junior Order OF American
Mechanics at Tiffin; providing Tor inc
purchase by the state OF governor 5
home at cost not to exceed eiVo'o'o
appropriating 81, 900 for expenses OF legislative
committees and IL 900 for contingent expenses
of the senate; authorizing the city OF olumpus
IN issue waterworl;s bonds in the sum OF Sloo,-
OO; reducing salaries of city officials OF SPRING
feld and providing that the terms Of members
of the board of public affairs of that city Shal
oxpire in successive years; authorizing the city
NJ cleveland to establish and MAINTAIN
,norpue costing not to exceed 00JO; authoriz-
| ing the municipality of Groenville to erect
| memorial to Gen. Anthony wayne ata cost hoI
! TO exceed " 900; making 1t q felony 10 haroor
| n child between the ages OF to 10 years III
| house of i'll fame; for the regulation OF inc
manufacture of flour and meal food products;
givinr Municipalities jurisdiction over railroad
tracks lying along the municipal boundary
| HoUsE-Bills passed: Providing that county
| commissioners shall not contract Tor expehul-
| lures unless the auditor shall certlty that INC
money is in the treasury creating ROAD SUPER
visors in Summit county; to allow surety COM
nnnies TO 90 ON the bond of public officers; fix
| ing standard barrel for produce; appropriatlng
| $4,000 for improvement of the Miami river IN
Logan county; increasing the levy for farmers
institutes from to mills; authorizing the
| issue of al 900 900 in bonds for improvement OF
| Cleveland PARKS authorizing township truS-
tees to contract for medical attendance lor pae-
pers; increasing salary Of the state inspector
of explosives from Sl,t00 to $1,000; extending
the Jurisdiction of inspectors of workshops anc
factories to territory outside OF cities; rcqulr'
ing railroads to carry bicycles rs baggage; en-
empting Lucas county from the law abolshinS
county outdoor relief; authorizing adlutan
general to purchase 800 copies OF certain Voi
umes of the roster Of Ohio soldiers; extending
powers of the state board of arbitration; au
thorizing county commissioners 10 issue oohd
for memorial building purposes
COLUMBUS. April 25.-SENATE-Mr. Lantnt
tried to have the committee on fees and slla
ries relieved from further consideration OF IN
bill prescribilg salaries for county ofncial
throughout the state and abolShing the 1e
system OF compensation OF public ofnclais
The motion was finally defeated.
| Bills passed: Extending TO Portage, Ashta
bula an Stark counties the provisions OF tn
law per uniting a sub-district school TO
closed and the pupils conveyed at pubic eE
pense to o neighboring school; proVidlng lC
submission to vote Of the people OF the wv
counties interested OF proposition 10 chahe
the bo oundary line between Holmes and hno
counties for convenience IN the matter OF built
ing bridges; approprating S544.73 to pay tn
election contest expenses Of Charles O. Davis,
Franklin county; appropriating Si77o to pa
the elect ion contest expenses OF b. f. Gaynal
of Franklin county; repeating the SUNNI
and Mahoning county depoSitary act; repealln
the Akron and Youngstown depostary ac
per mitting the attachment Of goods in cases
exec ution in justices offices before judgmel
is rendered; authorizing the levy Of o tax
two mills In Polk township, Crawford count
for soldiers monument; extending the Ia
, for protection against fire disasters In publ
! buildings to colleges, seminaries, inirmarle
l sanitariums, chtldren's homes ana all oth
! | buildings for public aSsemblages or the bette
ment of the public; authorizing the city
Cleveland to issue s., ,O00, 900 Of bonds for fius
S ing sewer; allowing trustees of children
e homes to accept donations; prohibiting saloo
e within 900 feet of o soldiers home; also abo
: 40 looal bills
il HoUsE.-Bills passed: Prohibiting the le'
D of srecial assessments In villages not situate
o in d county containing city OF the hrSt cla
G for any improvements except sidewalks a.
@ cutters. main or trunk line sewers, and SUI
: other sewers as are provided with sufhcle
e outlet. unless it receives the assent OF "A m
iority of the taxpayers affected; creating l
: tired list for national guardsmen who ha
served ten years.
" The governor sent to the house and Sena
the names of members OF q commission TO pr
10 pare for u centennial celebration in this sta
IL IN 1908 to commemorate the centennial annive
| .l,o IpNtp inf n N
II also commission to report as to the condlti
of the canals and make RECOMMENDATIONS as
W their disposition.
) COLUMBUS, April 27.-SENATE-The seveni
81 second general assembly adjourned sine die
noon to-day. The joint committee appoint
', to investigate charges against the state fC
~ and dairy commissioner and his aSSsta
~ made its report in both branches OF the .egls
. ture and submitted the stenographic accol
y OF the testimony taken. The report was adop
Do and ordered printed Mr.. Falcon moved to
=, lieve the committee on fees and salaries fr
. further consideration OF the Reed bill plac
~ all county officers on salaries. The motion v
=" lost. Mr.. Shattuc sent up protest against
failure of the committee on military ai1alrs
y " report in accordance with the directions OF
senate on the charges relative to the salt
the state of the plates of Whitelaw Re
"Ohio in the War" The protest was read a
u rejected. as it did not refer to any action of
y senate.
- ~ Bills passed. Authorizing Fayette count!
H. issue $50, 900 OF bonds for an armory; author
\, ing the board Of education OF Madisonvi
~ Hamilton county, to issue $1,000 of bonds; r
Vi hibiting saloons within a mile Of the Sandu
y, Soldiers home: appropEiating 900 TO wit
~ and deepen the Miami river in Logan coun
L prescribing the dimensions standard bari
authorizing Jackson Center Shelby county
, borrow money for street improvements
u fire protection. The senate then adjour
sine die.
Us HoUsL-The usual adjournment day acti
~, ~, we're taken by the house. Complimentary
~ y. olutions we're adopted and gifts were made
W Chief Clerk Malloy. Gov. Bushnell appea
- with the joint committee appointed to no
- ~ him OF the readiness OF the general assem-