Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1906-04-06


debt between village and township
where a village is forged out of q
part of township.
House bill-Giving village councils
right to name police judges upon O
two-thirds vote when such appoint
ment is recommended by the mayor.
House bill-Providing a straight
2-cent fare on all steam railroads.
House bill-Amending the automa-
tic coupler act and requiring auto
matte couplers, sills and grab irons.
House bill-Prohibiting the sale of
liquor on the same floor or in. a room
connected by door with any place
in which public dance, roller skat,
Ing and other entertainment is given
and further providing that no public
dance may be held without a permit
issued by the mayor
House bill-A search and seizure
act, making the laws of search and
seizure as applying to gambling
houses apply to all places in dry"
districts where 1t Is suspected in
toXicating liquors are being sold.
House bill-A bill known as the
Jones bill, and providing for the ELI
mination of saloons in residence dis
tricts by petition instead of by vote.
This bill is the remodeled Brannock
residential local option bill, with the
petition feature added.
House bill-Raising the Dow liquor
tax from $3.50 to $1,000 and raising
the retention by the state from $25
| to 5000.
Senate Extending the terms
of executive officers and members of
general assembly elected last No
vember one year, or until Jan. /, 1909.
Senate joint resolution-Preparing
amendments to the constitution
which will provide for the conven-
ing of the general assembly in regu-
lar session the January after its
election.
House bill-Requiring street rail-
road companies to heat forward yes
tibules of cars to at least 60 degrees
Fahrenheit from November to March,
inclusive.
House bill-Providing that news
paper advertisements shall be un-
necessary for bridge repairs under
5000 or additions to bridges costing
less than $1,000.
House bill-Providing that dog
tax may be lein on property where
the dog "is harbored" or kept"
Senate bill-Providing tax of 10
cents year on each colony of bees,
this money to go toward the payment
of apiary inspectors.
Senate bill-Making available the
unexpended funds of the state high
way department for 1906 and pro-
viding that they may be carried over
to 1907 and funds for 1907 to 1908.
Senate bill-Providing that off,
cials operating under the highway
laws must secure relief from dam
ages for any change in grade before
the improvements on roads are com
menced.
Senate bill-Reducing to one year
the maximum penalty for burglary of
an inhabited dwelling.
House bill-Permitting the organi-
zation of guarantee, title and trust
companies with 100000 capital
stock; requiring the deposit of $780,
600 as security with the state treasu-
rer for each 100000 of capital stock
and for each county in which COM
panies operate.
Senate bill-Giving ship canal
companies the right of eminent do
main as enjoyed by railroads. De-
signed to open up the way for the
construction of the proposed ship
canal from Ashtabula to Pittsburg.
House joint resolution-Providing
that the governor appoint special
bipartisan joint committee of six to
investigate the insurance situation
and report to next general assembly.
Beatty senate bill-Repealing the
inheritance tax law.
The senate put through the second
appropriation bill for 1907 with S271,-
900 added at the last hour and forced
the house to concur in the amend
ments.
House bill-Fixing the salaries OF
state officers, with following changes:
Dairy and food commissioner, $3,-
900; members board of public works
$4,000; judges of common pleas
court, $4,000; commissioner of labor
$4,000; state librarian, $4,000. The
salary of the governor was In
creased to $4,000. The salary of the
state school commissioner was in
creased from $4,000 to $4,000.
House bill-Providing for the
registration of automobiles and
other motor vehicles in the
office of the secretary of state
Owners of automobiles of 80 horse
power or less must pay a yearly
license fee of s5, and So additional is
required for each ten horse power
over 30. The fees go to the state
highway fund.
The bill fixing the salaries of state
!, officers was put through The bill in,
creasing the salaries of members Of
the general assembly also received
the sanction of both houses after II
} had been amended to make the sala
ries $1,000 instead of $1,000 a year.
The Pollock senate bill to enable in
: Iterurban railways to condemn righ
| of way over existing tracks to term
inals in cities, was passed by the
, house after being amended so as t.
: make it apply only to bona fide inter
: urban roads and prohibiting sucl