The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-03-17

women we're being ignored Almost |
every city boasted It's Y. M. G. A., but |
few had similar resorts for girls IL |
is understood that the committee, In
order to meet objections, will recon. |
mend an amendment fixing the total
labor in one week at 81 hours, with
out regard to the time Of the day.
Deep Water Canal.
For the purpose of establishing the
most feasible route for a deep water
canal from the Ohio river to Lake Erie
a bill was introduced by Senator Isaac |
e. Huffman, of Butler county. The |
work is to be done by what will be |
known as the internal improvement |
commission. composed OF two persons, |
to be appointed by the governor. The |
commission is to be nonpartisan, and |
is to report its work on Dec. /, 1911. |
Each member is to receive a salary |
of $400 monthly for the actual time
he works. The bill has the indorse-
nent of the Ohio Deep Waterways
association. 1t carries an appropria- |
tion Of $4,000.
Senator Frank Clevenger, of Clin-
ton county, proposes to amend the
teachers pension law, all teachers are
eligible TO become pensioners after
20 years of service, one-half Of which
was spent in the county and the other
half in any other county In the state.
Further. II a teacher has been in the
profession 30 years one-half OF that
time must have been spent In the
state and the other half was spent in
teaching in other states. The limit
to be received in year is $3.50.
Bills passed by senate: BY Senator
Cetone. of ntgomery-Providing
that all legal advertising in munich
palities shall be placed with a daily
paper of general circulation, II there
be a daily paper published in the mu-
nicipality. BY Representative Got
shall, Of Knox-Compelling the desrg-
nation of ballots at municipal, school
board. township and land assessors
elections by printing on the back the
kind of ballot, such as Official mu-
nicipal ballot" "Oficial township bal
lot" etc, to facilitate the work OF
! Judges. so that the ballot will not have
10 be unfolded after Il is handed in.
BY Senator Alsdorf, Of Licking-Ap-
propriating $4,000, branches of the
| College OF Agriculture and Domestic
Science at the Ohio State university
20 ho established i'm various parts OF
the state. BY Senator Johnson, OF
| awilton-Relieying commercial trav-
elers fraternal associations from GER
tifying in their certificates the maxi.
wur, amount Of benefits. This bill af.
fects only the United Commercial
Travellers.
The house passed the following
bills: BY Mr. Mather. of Summit
Providing for the continuance Of the
additional common pleas Judge in
Summit county. BY Mr.. Phillips, OF
Geauga-Fixing a standard for full
cream cheese and providing for brand
ing same. BY Mr.. Phillips, of Geauga
Same as preceding bill for skim
med cheese. By Mr.. Swan of Preble
Providing bounty for killing ground
hogs. BY Mr.. WILDER, of Union-To
authorize the establishment of county
|
per cent of the electors of any county.
BY Mr.. Crist, Of Delaware-To author
ize the payment of bank deposits In
two names to the survivor BY Mr.
Jones, of Franklin-To punish the
making or use of false statements to
obtain property or credit. BY Mr.
Kempel, OF Summit-To provide for
the appointment of a deputy city au
ditor. BY Mr.. LeBlond, Of Hamilton
Authorizing the city of Cincinnati tc
pay TO William Henry Bell, injured
by an explosion while in the employ
of the city, an amount TO be deter
mined by the council, not to exceed
r $500, By Mr.. Braun, OF Franklin
$ Relates to the investment and deposit
2 Of moneys by sinking fund trustees o
I municipalities Adds to securities
+ now provided for by law which may
be accepted. notes Of municipality In
which the sinking fund is established
. BY Mr.. Tidrick of Carroll-Providinf
. that administrators must make
D statement Of their Indebtedness to the
i estate before bond is filed BY Mr.
9 Kempel, of Summit-Restoring tha
; portion OF the old law relating to thu
= practice of veterinary medicine which
+ was repealed by adoption of the gen
= eral code, exempting persons who haC
C been in practice three years previous
. TO passage of the original law from
examination.
r Telephone Bill Is Passed.
Amid terse and GREATNESS excite
ment and amid silence that wa
almost painful as the clerks checke'
the roll Of members, the telephon
. merger bill was passed by tn
' house by exactly the constitutions
I majority required. From a ties
q vote taken during the debate It wa
+ made clear that the fight of the pub
= lie service corporations against an,
$ regulation of their issues OF stock
J. and bonds by the state has been sue