Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-22
THINGS
Not Covered BY
These Bills
Will Surely be Reached
Later.
The Roll Call Has But Just
Started.
Especial Correspondence

committees yesterday, the reason OF
preliminary work and recesses, chiefly
the latter, for the Legislature, ended,
and both branches got busy for fair.
into the legislative hopper. Many of
them were local, but there were quite
number of important bills of gen
eral nature.
In the Senate Il bill to allow safe
deposit and trust companies to increa
their capital stock without offering
the new issue to stockholders at par
was introduced, by Longworth, of
Hamilton; one to give paupers a resi-
dence in townships where they may
have lived for three months without
receiving relief, by Herrick, of Guy
ahoga; one eliminating the require
ment of consent of property owners
in constructing street railroads and
also eliminating the clause permitting
the granting of fifty-year franchises,
by Krause, of Cuyahoga; one to
amend the excise laws so as to double
the excise tax on all quasl-public COR
porations now affected by the Law, by
Longworth, of Hamilton; one to re-
qure an annual report from all home
and foreign corporations doing bust
ness In the State. and to impose "a,
one-tenth of one per cent fee with each
report, by Chamberlain, of Lorain.
There was perfect flood of bills
in the House the total number intro
dnced being 07, and ut that not all of
the counties We're called. The more
important ones were as follows
10 exempt from taxation all par
sonage property below 5000 in value,
by Guthrie, of .Adams-Pike.
TO allow municipalities to build fire
engine housesnon grounds of aglicul-
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ture societies, Hypes, of Clark.
Providing that two cents per mile
shall be the maximum charge for car
rying passengers on railroads, by Dun
ham, of Cuyahoga.
Authorizing the Council of Clevc-
lana to issue $2.O0O,0OO worth of
bonds, by Bell, of Cuyahoga.
The provide for the submission of the
renewal of street railway franchises
to n vote of the people, by Dunlap, of
| Cuyahoga.
Tomake employersof of workmen liable
for damages for injuries caused by
negligence in the inspection and repair
of machinery, etc, by Dunlap, OF
Cuyahoga.
TO provide for an appropriation 0i
$4,000 For school for the deaf In
Cleveland, by Dunlap, of Cuyahoga.
TO provide n public day school fol
children who are not mentally capable
OF attending other schools, by Dunlap
of Cuyahoga.
TO provide for the codlficatlon OF
the laws of evidence, by Dunlap, OF
Cuyahoga.
To transfer funds from the sheer
fund of Cuynhoga county to Human,
society, by Stage, of Cuyahoga coun
ty.
10 authorize cities OF the secont
class TO issue 10000 In bonds to pa,
flood damages, by stage, Of Cuya
hoga.
TO create State Board of Assessor'
of provisional property of railroads
to be composed of the State Treasurer
Attorney General and COMMISSIONS
of Railroads and Telegraphs, board {,
meet annually and assess raihroaC
property and apportion II to the coun
ties according to the value of tn,
real estate in each county. the assess
ments to be guided by the marke
value of the capital stock of tn,
roads, and all property to be assessed
at its true value in money, by Stage
of Cuyahoga,
To provide that all public utilit,
corporations shall make annual report
of all property at It's real value. an,
that County Auditors and Boards o
Registration may increase such valul
tion, by Meisel, of Cuyahoga
To authorize Cleveland Council t
issue $4,000 in bonds for public bat
houses, by Meisel, OF Cuyahoga.
TO amend the engineers license Law
changing the horse power from - |
h II, for which licenses shall be n
$ quired, by Kinney, of Cuyahoga
y Providing that workmen on elcctr
N railways shall not be required
4, work more than ten hours In any .
hours, by McNamee, of Franklin,
III Providing that any township or 60
poration may establish, construc