Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-05-06

attending schools In adjoining districts.
Amends teachers pension law to PEN
| sion after 20 years service one-half In
| Ohio, and raising maximum pension to
| $3.50.
Establishing two normal schools in
northern Ohio. to be located by commits
| sion In city or village not having college.
Granting teachers certificates to grad
yates OF normal schools and colleges OF
| education.
Authorizing high school entrance ex-
amina tions in special districts
Authorizing township boards OF educa-
tion to levy 1 mill library tax and con-
tract for use of public or private library.
Providing for submission of centraliza-
tion of township schools at special or
general election.
Providing for the establishment of spe-
cial elementary schools by city school
boards for the education Of youth af-
| hicted with tuberculosis mad excluding
such pupils from the regular schools.
Authorizing boards of education in
townships to pay teachers monthly.
Requires teachers to have average
| grade of 80 and 40 months experience to
| get professional certificates.
Authorizing boards of education in vii
| lage school districts to provide for trans
portation of pupils to school more than
| one mile from school.
Elections and Primaries.
Providing one delegate and alternate to
state convention for each 500 and major
fraction of vote in county for governor.
Increasing pay of election officers In
cities of 100000, to give registrars 81 a
day; Judges and clerks $40 day for reg
ular and $5 a day for special elections.
Directing all judges to participate In
count of ballots In primary. Judges now
count the ballots of their party only.
Requiring kind Of ballot to be desig-
| mated on back when folded.
Making compulsory direct nomination
OF congressional candidates and delegates
and alternates to national conventions.
Permitting straight party ballots to be
counted in favor of constitutional con-
vention.
Farming.
Providing full cream cheese" brand,
| furnished by dairy and food commission
| er. for use on cheese with 80 per cent
butter fat.
Requires cheese with less than 25 per
| cent Of butter fat to be labeled, SKINNED
| cheese" Penalty, 500 to 5000; 20 to 60
days.
petition of 200 taxpayers, to establish
county experiment farm.
Establishing bureau of apiary inspec-
tion under department of agriculture.
Providing for extension work by Ohio
State university and authorizing railways
for travelling schools free Of charge.
Financial.
Authorizing payment of duplicate war
rants where originals have been de-
| stroyed.
Extending to county commissioners,
township trustees and boards of educa-
ton provision requiring certificate that
money for Improvement is in treasury.
General appropriation bill providing for
t@,,e
departments and remodeling penitentiary
$5,625. .6l6.99; partial appropriation bill $2,-
710,350 legislature S265,000: emergency
bills $159. .015.40; liability bill s10S, 16;
attorney generals probe OF state depart
ment $40 900.
Appropriating SIS, 1000 for Perry CEN
tennial celebration in 1913, making $780,
600 available this year.
Appropriating $4,000 for probe into high
| cost OF living.
Providing for resignat ation of city, coun-
| ty and city school district bonds to pre-
vent forfeiting of bonds. Provides that
| cities may appoint such registrars, in
stead Of shall. Only by implication does
| it permit of the appointment of county
registrars.
Fish and Game.
Making It unlawful to fish in Lake Erie
with trammel net.
Defining the construction of nets for
Increasing to II inches for carp, ten
| inches for white bass and nine inches for
perch or bull heads. the minimum size of
fish which can be taken in Lake Erie.
Health and Hygiene.
Providing for the removal of bodies
| from abandoned burial ground.
Creating state inspector or plumbing.
| in state board of health. Penalty, $40 to
| 500; ten to 80 days.
0f Ia ha-
| fore children under two can be placed in
care of other persons.
Prohibits sale of cocaine and like sub
| stances Penalty. $50 to 500. first; $50
| to $500. 60 days to one year. subsequent.
Insurance.
Prohibits rebating in fire insurance.
| Penalty, 500 to $500 on corporation, Of
| ficer or agent; 80 days; revocation Of
| license.
Permitting any mutual company with
| 100000 invested assets to issue mutual
| or stock plan policies.
Authorizes superintendent of insurance,
| on application to court to liquidate de-
| linquent domestic insurance corporations.
Requiring banks to give information of
rela tions with insurance company. Pen
| atty, $25 to $500.
/ Prohibiting suppression of facts about
| financial condition of insurance company.
Penalty. one to three years.
| Authorlzlng superintendent OF insurance
| to grant annual renewal certificates to
mutual companies insuring against loss of
| domestic animals.
Extending to life insurance companies
issuing 20-year endowment policies priv
ilege Of making first year of policy pre-
| liminary term.
Maintaining employers liability insur-
ance II employer is insolvent, and includ-
| ing insurer as defendant in action for
| damages.
Taxing at per cent premiums to un-
authorized companies, but exempting as
| sociations. not for profit, of Ohio resi-
dents, which are admitted. and taxing 5
| per cent on net indemnity of inter in
surers. Penalty. 800 to $500.
| Authorizing miners from Is to 21 to
make vailed life insurance contract.
judicial.
Making permanent one additional COM
mon pleas judge in subdivision COM
posed OF Harrison. Jefferson and Tuscara-
| was counties