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


Dean-Authorizing purchase OF site
for Perry's victory memorial.
3 Thomas Making available $4,000
previously appropriated for IT. Meigs.
Farms and Farming.
Gray Establishing a standard OF
commercial fertilizers requiring
branding to show II phosphoric acid
Is insouble and ammonia largely un-
available; giving State Board OF Ag'
riculture right to print analyses and
/ giving justice courts final jurisdiction
in fraud cases.
Providing for the appoint
ment OF four supervisors by state
school commissioner TO supervise
teaching of agriculture IN all schools
outside city districts.
Fitzpatrick Requiring assessors to
report vacant farm land to state
board Of agriculture.
Lowry, of Henry-Mahng recon.
pense from dog fund 20 owner Of any
animal killed because Of mad dog
bite.
Lowry, Of Henry-Limiting to $500
amount to be appropriated for county
fairs from one-tenth mill county tax.
Cahill-Adding $50 TO allowance for
farmers institutes,
Gray Providing for inspection Of
nursery stock by state board of agri-
culture.
Cetone-Requiring owners OF OF.
chards to spray trees once a year.
Fish and Care.
White Of Sandusky - Protecting
musluats, except from February to
April /.
misunderstanding squirrels, eX-
cept from September IS to October
20.
Smith Of Muskingum-Protecting
foxes, except from Sept 1 to Dec. 1.
White of Sanduslly-Prohibitins
setting nets to cut off channels for
fish.
Insurance.
Prohibits febating all in.
insurance premiums, except upon life
policies, holding policynolder equally
guilty with the agent and providing
immunity for informing party.
Bader-Authorizing investment Of
insurance company surplus in school
bonds.
Deaton of Champaign-Codifying
the laws relating to liability insurance
companies and fixing a scale Of pay
ments upon policies.
Tidrick- Classifying and codifying
the laws pertaining to regulation of
fraternal benefit societies and insur-
ance companies not for profit De-
partment bill.
Fellinger - To permit insurance
companies to insure against losses I
from breakage of sprinlllers and loss
of automobiles.
Muhlbach-Authorizing mutual life /.
insurance companies to create a sur
plus equal to one years losses
Labor
Green-The workman's compensa-I
ton act, creating a state board of /
awards to make awards to injured |
workmen and the dependent heirs of
workmen killed by accidents in in
dustries from a state insurance fund, |
to which the employer, if he elects to
accept the law and regularly employs |
more than five persons, shall con-
tribute 80 per cent and the employees
10 per cent Of the assessment, and
the awards to be classified by sched-
ule. Employers refusing to accept the
law are denied the defenses Of con-
tributory negligence, fellow-servant
law and assumed risk in suits for
damages.
Reynolds of Franklin-Malling it an
Dffense to counterfeit the union label
or to use the name or seal of a labor
union without authority.
Green-Limiting hours of working
women to 10 hours \ day and 81
hours a week. except in mercantile
establishments and hotels and house
hold servants.
Reynolds Of Cuyahoga Requiring re-
port to state shop inspector of fatal
or totally disabling accidents to fac
tory operatives.
Reynolds Of Guyahoga-Requiring
guarding of elevators and shafts
against accidents.
Frazier-Increasing penalties for
failure to guard dangerous machinery. {
Hudson-Increasing the penalty for
failing to safeguard dangerous ma {
Ghinery after being condemned by the
state factory inspector.
Hudson-Giying city and state in '
spectors co-equal powers in notifying
building contractors of failure to |
place safety counter-Aows in struc-
lures.
Manufactures and Commerce.
Kimball- ll-Establishing a standard Of a
Requires packages to be
labeled either "turpentine," wood I
"adulterated turpentine" I
or "adulterated wood turpentine"
Establishing uniform bills
If lading.
Andrews -Penalizing the Offering of '
'ebates Of pretended value in guessing
contests, and if of real value requiring Il
heir redemption in money at face
yalue.
Bell - Forbidding distribution of
samples of medicines except in the :
store where they are on sale. =
Jenkins-Requiring drug stores to
)e in charge of a full registered .
Haas-Limiting to Is per cent in ;,
crest and charges on loans salary =
md collateral loan companies and in
Iividual lenders, the borrower per-
nitted to sue for usury or deduct it -
rom PRINCIPAL.