The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02

Schools.
Browder-Giying TO incoming state
school commissioner appointment OF
both high school inspectors
Lowry OF Henry Providing that
teachers certificates shall date from
Sept 1.
Wanes-Requiring school teachers
70 qualify by September 1912, to
teach elementary agriculture
Tidrlck-Proylding that children
may be started In first grade schools
any time during the year,
Making mandatory contri-
button to teachers pension fund
Evans OF stark-Mal,Ing renewable
without examination fve and eight
year professional certificates.
Smith Of MISUNDERSTANDING special
elections for organizing or dissolving
village school districts.
Gardner Providing that no charge
be made for water for school build
ings, unless school district is partly
outside municipality.
Fitzpatrick Permitting the con
struction Of homes for school superin.
tendents In townships whore the
schools arc centralized.
/ Sawicd Prohibits boards Of edu-
cation about 10 80 ont Of office or
change Of politics from accepting the
resignation Of the superintendent OF
schools and reappointing him for a
/ full term.
Goodbread- Permits Columbus to
erect a high school on Ohio State Uni
versity campus, the same to be used
as an observation school by the state
college Of education.
Watkins - Authorizing boards OF
education power to lease or purchase
land for playground purposes,
Soldiers.
Geleerd-Requiring relief commits
sion TO provide soldiers burial lot in
city and village cemeteries
awford-Appropriating S2500 for
G. A. r. headquarters at Columbus.
Langdon-Permits county memorial
Joard to pay over funds in It's care to
state armory board to contribute to-
ward the erection of state armory
in that county.
State Building Code.
Establishing state code for
public buildings, with stringent pro.
visions for safety and 1anitadon
State Departments.
s.r
Of chief inspector Of boilers and three
assistants, to be appointed by the
governor, and giving them power to
inspect all steam boilers, except such
as are inspected by Insurance com
pany inspectors. Portable and steam
locomotive boilers are also excepted
from department authority.
Reynolds Of Cuyahoga Creating the
position of chief inspector Of work
shops
Johnson-FiXing salary Of members
of state board Of pardons at $500.
Cetone and Kuebler-Giving state
chop inspector and state fire marshal
Office room outside state house.
Requiring secretary Of state
to distribute session laws thirty days
after close Of the session and requir-
ing public printer to print session
laws within fifteen days after reeeiv-
Ing copy.
Behne-Requiring public printer to
print $4,000 railroad maps.
Increasing the salary of
state insurance commissioner from
$4,000 to $4,000 and Of second assist
ant workshop inspector from $4,000
to $2,5OO.
Deaton-Providing for holding all
examinations for medical certificates
in Columbus.
Hudson-To print reports of at
torney general and state mine in
spector.
Connaughton - Providing for the
taking Of an annual inventory Of all
state property.
Woodrow - Authorizing expenses
and salaries Of county boards Of equal
ization when reconvened by tax com
mission to finish their work
Huber-Confers authority OF state
sealer Of weights and measures upon
state dairy and food inspector Gives |
county auditors authority to appoint |
deputy inspectors who lave the power !
to inspect upon their own initiative |
and confscate scales, weights and |
measures which cannot be made to |
conform to the standard.
Geleerd-Giving city sealers of |
weights and measures the authority |
to evamine the computing devices |
upon computing scales. Inaccuracy |
renders the scale unfit for service, |
and if it cannot be made to conform |
to the standard it shall be confiscated |
after 10 days written notice upon the
owner.
State Institutions.
Stambaugh-Takes the management
Of girls industrial home at Delaware
from man and gives it to a woman,
raising the maximum salary from
$1,000 to $4,000 a year.
Russell - Establishing bipartisan
Ohio board Of administration of four
members to manage all state insti-
tutions except Xenia orphanage, and
the Lima state hospital until 1t has
been turned over to the state by the
building commission providinp for