Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-05-02


the Jurisdiction OF inspectors OF workshops and
factories to territory outside OF cities; reQuir-
Ing railroads to carry bicycles as baggage; eX-
empting Lucas county from the law abolishing
county outdoor relief; authorizing adiutant
general to purchase 500 copies OF certain vol
umes OF the roster OF Ohio soldiers; extending
powers OF the state board of arbitration; au-
thorizing county commissioners to issue bonds
for memorial building purposes,
COLUMBUS, April 25.-SENATE-Mr. Laning
tried to have the committee on fees and saa-
ries relieved from further consideration OF the
bill prescribilg salaries for county officials
throughout the state and Abolishing the fee
system of compensation OF public offlcials.
The motion was finally defeated.
Bills passed: Extending to Portage Ashta-
bula and Stark counties the provisions OF the
law permitting sub-district school to be
closed and the pupils conveyed at public ex
pense to neighboring school; providing for
submission to vote OF the people of the two
counties interested OF proposition to change
the boundary line between Holmes and Knox
counties for convenience in the matter Of build
ing bridges; appropriating S544.73 to pay the
election contest expenses OF Charles Q. Davis, of
FRANKLIN county; npproprlating S577.75 to pay
the election contest expenses OF B. +. Gayman,
of Franklin county; repeating the Summit
and Mahoning county depositary act; repeating
the Akron and Youngstown depositary act;
per mitting the attachment of goods in cases OF
execution in Justices offices before judgment
is rendered; authorizing the levy OF n tax of
two mills in Polk township, Crawford county,
for soldiers monument; extending the law
for protection against fire disasters in public
buildings to colleges seminaries, infirmaries,
sanitariums, childrens homes and all other
buildings for public assemblages or the better
ment of the public authorizing the city Of
Cleveland to issu q Il 900 900 of bonds for flush
ing sewer; allowing trustees of children's
homes to accept donations; prohibiting saloons
within 4 900 feet of n soldiers home. also about
40 local bills.
HoUsE.-Bills passed: Prohibiting the levy
of special assessments in villages not situated
in county containing city CT the first class
for any improvements except sidewalks and
cutters, main or trunk line sewers, and such
other sewers as are provided with SUFFICIENT
outlet, unless 1t receives the assent of o ma
Iority of the taxpayers affected; creating re-
tired list for national guardsmen who have
served ten years
The governor sent to the house and senate
the names OF members OF n commission to pre-
pare for n centennial celebration in this state
IN 1908 to commemorate the centennial anniver-
sary of the states admission into the Union;
also a commission to report as to the condition
OF the canals and make recommendations as to
their disposition.
COLUMBUS, April 21-SENATE-The seventy
second general assembly adjourned sine die at
noon to-day. The joint committee appointed
to investigate charges against the state food
and dairy commissioner and his assistants
made its report in both branches of the iegisla-
ture and submitted the stenographic account
of the testimony taken. The report was adopted
and ordered printed Mr.. Falloon moved to re-
lieve the committee on fees and salaries from
further consideration of the Reed bill placing
all county officers on salaries The motion was
lost. Mr.. Shattuc sent up protest against the
failure of the committee on military affairs to
report in accordance with the directions of the
senate on the charges relative to the sale to
the state of the plates of Whitelaw Reid $
"Ohio in the War" The protest was read and
rejected, as it did not refer to any action OF the
senate.
issue s3Oe0e OF bonds for an armory; authoriz-
ing the board of education of Madisonville,
Hamilton county, to issue $4,000 of bonds; pro-
hibiting saloons within a mile OF the SanduSky
Soldiers home: appropriating $4,000 to widen
and deepen the Miami river in Logan county;
prescribing the dimensions n standard barrel;
authorizing Jackson Center. Shelby county, to
borrow money for street improvements and
fire protection. The senate then adjourned
sine die
The usual complimentary resolutions were
adopted and joint committee appointed for
that purpose waited on Gov. Bushnell and no.
titled him that the legislature had completed
its work and was ready to adjourn sine die.
The governor accompanied the committee to
the senate chamber and addressed a few COM
pImentary remarks 10 the senators Just De-
fore adjournment Lieut.. Gov. Jones delivered
a short but eloquent farewell address to the
senate
HousE-The usual adjournment day actions
we're taken by the house. Complimentary res
olutions were adopted and gifts were made to
Chief Clerk Malloy. Gov. Bushnell appeared
with the joint committee appointed to notify
him Of the readiness OF the general assembly
TO adjourn and made a short speech
Bills passed: To prevent the use of fictitious
names in partnerships; re-enacting the old
ditch law; allowing county prosecutors COM
pensation for defending commissioners in civil
actions; permitting sale OF dover right after
assignment; authorizing courts to fix the
amount of bonds for release OF property at
tached in damage proceedings; creating reg
mental signal corps in the Ohio national
guard; providing for the sale of the Working
Home for the Blind; providing for the regula-
tion and inspection of workshops and factories
especially wilh relation to sweat shops; pro-
hibiting the incorporation OF companies having
the same name as one already in existence;
ceding to the United States government juris-
diction over battlefelds of Fallen Timbers. Ft.
Meigs and Put-in-Bay, when they shall be pur-
chased by the government. The house then ad-
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