Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-01-30
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CoLuNBUA o., 3fn. 2l.-The house convened
I ct 10 o'clock
The following bills wero introduced:
MI. Ashford, amending the mechanics Ier
law so as to omit the requirement. of filing ,
copy of plans.
Mr. Snider Of Cuyahoga, authorizing pro
Date courts to restore worn out indices
Mr. Snider Of Cuyahoga, amending the burg
larry laws 80 as to make four degrees of ths
crime.
Mr. Means, repeating the workman school
law and re'enacting the three school director
law.
Mr. Hart, fixing the standard of milk.
Mr. Trscy, abolishing the three days OF
grace.
Mr. Rochester (by request), giving hamlets
the power TO control their water supply
Mr. Richardson, repeating the Morganthaler
law applying to Hamilton and Cuyahoga
counties
Mr. Heyde requiring that traction engines
shall be fired with coal.
CoLUMBus, O., Jan. 23-The house passed
the following bills:
BY Mr.. Deaton, amending section 4OS6 so that
members Of the executive committee OF the
Teachers institute shall be elected for three
years.
BY Mr.. Van Pelt, appropriating $4,000 for re.
pairs to the Columbus state hospital and $1,000
FOR two new colleges at the epileptic hospital
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 2a-The following bills
We're passed in the house:
Mr. Workman, amending law so as to pre
vent Justices of the peace from charging per
cent for collecting judgments.
Mr. Elder, changing the date on which coun.
ty commissioners shallorganize from january
to September.
Mr.. Moore, expunging the word "know.
from ia nj 1anr,n ,.i,, In.
Following bills were introduced:
MP. Ashford, providing for the inspection Of
all public and private hospitals converts,
sanitariums, etc.
Mr.. Spear, amending section 4892 SO that
township trustees can only pay out public
funds on orders.
Mr.. Fosdick, repeating section 5673 which
empowers one-fifth of the stockholders of
company to apply for receiver.
Mr.. Goodale, providing for the establishing
OF an industrial home for the blind.
Mr., Mayer, providing for the protection of
pneumatic tires
Mr. Goodale, permitting probate judges to
allow guardians to lease property belonging
to wards.
Mr. Stewart of Mahoning g bills), providing
for quieting the title of property sold for de-
linquent taxes.
Mr. Moore, regulating the salaries of mem.
bers of the legislature.
Mr.. Murphy, amending section 1855 So as to
reduce the rates advertisinS delinquent tax
sales. .
Mr.. Mcbride, increasing the salary of Judges
OF the supreme court to $1,000.
Mr.. Tracy, making it misdemeanor to keen
a dog not listed for taxation.
Mr. McGalll, reducing the salary Of members
of the legislature from 81 200 to 1000.
Mr.. Glen Dening appropriating $4,000 for
the State university for 1885 and sol 900 for 1897
Mr.. Gray compelling the state to furnish
tag for all dogs listed for taxation.
The Following resolutions were introduced,
JOINT resolution by Mr. Deaton, to submit a
constitutional amendment giving counties and
municipalities right to regulate local taxation
Went over
Joint resolution by Mr. Spear, memorable
my congress e % enact laws restricting immi.
ri. Went over. 81
Joint resolution by Mr.. Moore, declaring in
favor of the Monroe doctrine. Adopted.
CoLuMBUs, o. Jan, 25.-Bills were introduced
in the house as follows:
Mr.. Mclaughlin, amending section 5038 so as
to include sewing machine and other modern
utensils in a widows setoff
Mr. Aldrich, to require that all county school
examiners shall be teachers
Mr.. Aldr1ch, reducing the number of county |
teachers examinations from IS to 10 per year.
Mr. Reed of Huron, providing that all execu- |
tions shall be by electrocution.