Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-06-09
Civil Service.
Misunderstanding the civil service TO
employees of the City Boards of Health
City Government.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the civil service 10 |
employees OF the City Boards of Health.
City Government.
Dore-Extending term OF City Auditors |
from January to July.
Frebolin-Fixng at &c the maximum |
number of ward Councilmen under pop |
ulalon schedule.
Evans, OF Stark-Authorlzng Council
to fix pay of Assistant City Solicitor
acting as Police Prosecutor
Todd-Exempting from the provisions
the sinking fund trustees
Connaugnton-Raising from 5000 TO
5000 the minimum population for cities IN
smth-Permits cities to use county
fair grounds for park and playground
purposes.
Whittem ore-Providing the rule that
salaries of municipal corporation en-
ployes shall not apply to civil service
employees.
codiflcation of Laws.
Misunderstanding Attorney General 10
pi epare appendix to General Code.
Gotshall-Correcting typographical err
rors in General Code.
Commissions and Investigations.
notwithstanding commission of two
| members to be appointed by the Govern
| or to codify child laws, approprlating
| 5000 for expenses,
| Reynolds of misunderstanding state
Board of Health to Investigate occupa-
tional diseases at cost of $1,000.
| IL
Joint Legislative Committee to cooper
ate with other states in the celebration
of the Treaty of Ghent.
Donson-ENtends term of State Build
| ing Commission until next session OF the
| General Assembly and gives them $1,000
for expenses. Commission consists of
Fire Marshal, State Inspector of Work.
Shops and Factories and Secretary of
State Board of Charities.
Constitution.
Yount-Resolution ratifying the income
tax amendment to the United States Con-
stitution.
Russell-Resoution Demanding conven-
ton Of states to amend the United States
Constitution to provide for direct cleo
ton of United States Senators.
Green-Providing for non-partisan nom
ination and election of delegates to the
constitutional convention, with provision
for pledging candidates to vote to sub
NIT to popular vote separate from the
main draft proposals for and against
licensing the liquor traffic.
Convict Labor.
Frazier-Appropriati $4,000 to equip
state stone quarry with stone-crushing
machinery, and authorizing the working
of convicts by penitentiary management.
County Officers.
Snaffer-Making fees collected the basis
of allowance for maintenance of county
offices and authorizing Common Pleas
Courts to make extra allowance.
Misunderstanding sheriffs livery hire
- L IA
of Park Commissioners for parks out.
side of cities by the County Commits
Sioners.
,, Canlield-Requiring county offices to ht
self-sustaining and regulating fees fol
service so as to accomplish this end.
Browder-Abolishing County lnfirmary
Z Directors and MAKES the Superintendent
responsible to County Commissioners
Becomes effective January l. 1913.
Ledthers-Limits salary, of Count!
CICommissionersi 1911 shall not excee' o,
and all years thereafter shall not exceed
; 1911 by more than 10 per cent.
: Woodrow-Providing for pay of coun
ty boards of equalization when recon
vened by state tax commission
e Scott-Requires bank depositors .
notify, their bank bank that % checks have bee
!. within one year after the check in ques
L ton has been paid or the bank is not re
sponsible for the loss.
J. Courts.
+ Fulton-Requiring Reviewing Court
J. to certify in journal If judgment c
substantial justice, in which case judg
ment may be modified for more compiler
l. Justice, but not reversed.
a Deaton, of Champaign-On reversal {
sentence of Probate Court in delinquer
cy case, new trial shall be in Commo
Deaton, of Champagn-Making So
n day compensation of jurors in cases
d which County Commissioners or lnfirn
e has been change of venue.
4 ohnson-Authcrlzing Justices of til
u Peace to hold court in portions of towr
shps a55afnsd Poee p %anePees SRfefs fees
l. serving writs in Mayors Courts.
HumanmF4ng 5ge SsgI term tSa of
a. of the term of his predecessor.
ID Eleventh common Pleas judicial III
30 trict, Lucas the first subdivision of II
r
and Huron counties the third subdiv
~ sion.
~, w. Rattefeld-Gives Juvenile Court Jufi
y diction on affidavit over adults in pros
mr. cutions for misdemeanor where Juv
nile is concerned,
j. In deeds of more than 2l years of rccol
shall not invalidate title of the propert
as Saves curing many individual It'll
80 where technical errors are discovered:
Fulkerson-Allowing Mayor to collie
fee for sitting as Police Judge in Il
st absence of the latter official
9, Bruce-Provides for validation OF til
inal deeds have been destroyed by fire
ss Russell-Requires assistant stenograp
en- ers of the Common Pleas Court sh;
n also serve the Circuit Court.
observation-disclosures Judges of Inso
vency Courts from necessity to give bo
s- in order to qualify for the office.
,ls state facts upon which is based decisi
N. of every question submitted to it.
n Elections.
ny Wyman Establishing the "Orcg
ss Plan for direct election of Unit
q, States Senator'S; candidates for memt
rs of Legislature at primaries may 81
obligation pledge.
nm Hudson-To prevent colonizng vote
ht in flop houses" Requiring registrati
00: of former residence. also personal
" scription of iliterate or challeng
W. voters
Reynolds, of Notwithstanding elc
ticn of all Judges on nonpartisan b.
lots.
,or MISUNDERSTANDING students a
VI other temporary residents of any poll
cal subdivision to vote, unless tn
state they are not there for any te
a porary purpose. and do not intend to
al turn to former home.
ms Misunderstanding referendum on bo
spt issues over $4,000 ordered by CouI
Commissioners. the amount and purpC
to be printed on the ballot.
is Brennan-Adds one-half hour to
,as end of the day at election time, requ
,, ing the polling places to keep open tr
ms $50 o'clock in the morning until oclC
'pe in the evening.
Notwithstanding the time for
is filing of certificates of nomination