The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1900-02-15
OHIO SoLONS.
Doings in the General Assembiy-
Brief summary of the Proceed
tngs in House and Senate.

Columbus, O., Feb. 6-Senate---The fol-
lowing bins were introduced; Authoriz-
of evidence in reviewing cases; to enforce
thc statutory liability of non-resident
stockholders in Ohio corporations autnor-
banks as repositories of village funds
revising game law SO as to make open sea-
Aagust All Isl 20 to 'D5ets December IS: coot ' and wild
bits, November 10 to December Is. ii, No \,
bass between April 10 and June 10. The
Nippert bill giving the board of teachers
examnSrs In Cincinnati the power TO
pected opposition ard was finally post
poncd until next Tuesday,
bill to prevent the desecration OF the Until
ed States flag by prohibiting its use In
advertisements or the printing of any
Exception is made in favor of the 9. A.
X. and other patriotic societies and the
to fhte he bonse
TO Il request of that body report Of his
Investigation into the ownership of the st.
Clarke Sfas ol hsn are trying
to sell the state. Mr.. Galbraith finds that
the state in reality owns the originals and
copy right.
Columbus. p; Feb; ,;,,sa 1asenatenBills ,s,I s
BY formEeT aG1af sae %hen the
Is insane or incurably Incorporate; pro-
yiding that the trustees of gas and cleo
from @ si'oSS to % s5oSoo. Co., as s' required BY the
councils of villages or cities; amending
the inkeepers lien act. extending the time
for, may be reclaimed, the period being
set at three years n.ls were introdnecd
insuranee WS; upon ihs the lives Of children un; n
supreme. court Judges 70 5000 a . year; +,
CALDWELL; providing for "a compulsory
maintenance at equally divided cost: of ss0 of
arate ownership, whether said proper
ties be incosed along public highways or
not.
House-The Clark LOCAL optiSn bill wa, was
vides for local option elections in wards
Anti-Saioon league. The friends OF the
bill say it is certain to pass the senate.
providing for an adjournment from Friday
noon next to Tuesday at 4:30 o'clock to
enable the members to attend the repub-
lican. league banquet at Cincinnati ON
Monday.
Columbus, O.. Feb. s,-senate-Bill were
passed as follows: Providing for incor-
ship BY a petition to the trustees Of the
township in which most of the residents
reside: apprropriating $3.50 for CINCINNATI
schools: that benefits In societies may go
to blood relatives other than the imme
diatc family. or to charitable institutions;
making partial appropriations for the
state government; giving the council of
Dayton power after June to compel the
street railway company to put conductors,
roads to 100 feet, and for the levying OF a
tax for road Improvement; recurring ad-
ministrators to deposit wi 4 county treas
urer unclaimed legacies.
House-After an all-day debate. which
contained recrinlinations and evolved con-
siderable bitterness. the Seesc bill to es-
tablish a series of state normal schools
was defeated by a vote of 50 to a. The
bill failed to secure constitutional ma :
1ority.
Columbus. O.. Feb. 9.-Senate-Mr. CO.
hen introduced a bill making the steal
Ing of bicycle felony without regard
TO value of the wheel. like horse stealing.
penalty from one to three years In the
blu. providing that fraternal insurance
societies of other states shall be re-
quired to meet all requirements made Of
Ohio companies in those states: The
time.
House-Bills introduced: Prohibiting
the placing of messenger call boxes in, or
the sending of messenger boys to houses
of ill-fame or places of bad repute; pro-
viding for the teaching of the Italian Ian
guage in the common schools upon petit
empting poor fund of Quaker church from
taxation prohibiting the giving of rail-
road passes or free transportation to pub
them; raising age of children permitted to
be employed in factories from IA to 15
years.. to prohibit railroad companies
liability for personal injury: requiring sa-
looms to be kept closed on Memorial day:
prohibiting employers from interfering
with POLITICAL religious or fraternal rela-
tions of employees reducing about 60 per
cent. the charges for tank storage and
pipe line transportation of petroleum.