The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-30

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Mr.. Jessup OF HamiIton--To
validate titles to lands where de-
fects exist by destruction of deed,
after 81 years have elapsed since
destruction. Pending legislation
not affected.
Mr.. Foster Of Hancoek-De-
creasing the states share Of the
Akin saloon tax from $40 to 2.10,
the 1-10 so deducted to 60 to the
poor fund Of municipalities or
townships In which the tax is coll
lected. The bill cuts dry munlci.
palities and townships out of par
ticipation in this 1.10.
Mr.. Howard of Licking--Pro-
vides that record Of real estate
titles by descent shall be made by
the county recorder without other
formality.
Mr.. Shuler of Montgomery
Creating a public utilities commits
sion of five to be appointed by the
governor.
Mr.. Shuler of Montgomery
Provides that municipalities may
own and operate electric and gas
plants, and sell the pro-
duct to any consumer. Bill will
cure code defect as asserted in
court case from Nelson
vile, in which right of municipal
titles to sell gas or electricity to
private consumers is denied.
Mr.. Cosgrave of Muskingum--
TO provide for paying of teachers
when board of education dead
locks.
Mr.. Cosgrave of Musklngum--
To make public burial grounds
out of abandoned church cemeter-
les.
Mr.. Bowers of Pickaway-Rais-
es amount in law requiring the
of county bridges to be
submitted to vote of people from
S15, 900 to $4,000.
Mr.. Grinnel of Portage-To In-
crease the per diem compensation
Of township trustees from $1,50 to
$3.50 day, limited to 100 actual
days a year.
Mr.. Splcer of Summit-Repeals
Longworth act for party indorse-
nent of constitutional amendments
and provides that all proposed
shall be printed in
jhe first column of the official
ballot.
Mr.. Roll Of Warren county-To
amend section 939 r. S., so as to
compel the election of county com
nlssioners every four years, the
jerms to begin on the third Monday
n September after election as at
The successors to those
elected in 1906 shall be elected
n 1910 for the term of four years.
rhe successors of the other two are
10 be elected in 1908.
Mr.. Reed of Wood-To amend
section l of the act to regulate the
and sale of com
nerclal food stuHs, so as to re-
luire that the printed statement
IN the package shall show the con-
ents and not merely the chemical
analysis. In other words, that in
addition to labelling the packages,
10 that they will show the amount
If protein, crude fat and crude
iber that it shall also show how
much rye, wheat, bran, cotton seed
neal, oat hulls, corn cob, etc, it
This is calculated to
make the labels understandable to
he common consumer.
Mr.. Pears of Allen-EnIarges
,ower Of councils to regulate
luties of hagmen at railway cross
ngs.
Mr. Pears of Allen-More speci-
icalIy defines duties of city
olicitors. Provides that they
.ssist in cases before mayors
ourts as we'll as police courts.
Provides for compensation when
.ppearing in mayors court.
Mr.. Judy of Darke-To extend
he length of connecting pixies be-
ween pixies already constructed
rom three to four mile.
Mr.. Steward of Fairiield-To
mend the law providing for pay
neut of losses of sheep killed by
logs.
Mr.. Shankland of Lake-To
rant teachers' certificates in kin.