The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-04-25

H. B. 29S, Welsh Of Ottawa-Pre.
scribes how nets shall be set in Lake
Erie by fishermen.
S. B. 80, Seward of Richland-Pro.
vides for the reorganization of the
state department of public works. In
place of the three members of the
state board of public works, which had
charge of the department with numer-
GUS supernumeraries, state superin'
tendent of public works became the
head of the department.
H. B. 81, King of Franklin
Strengthens the sales by weight law
by providing that agreements for the
sales of products by other devices
must be in writing instead Of verbal
ly, as was the case in existing law.
H. B. n, King Of Franklin-Pre.
scribes dimensions Of measures SO
that false ones can not be used by
fraudulent dealers.
H. B. 210, Kramer of Richland-Au.
thorizes the state dairy and food com.
missioner to cooperate with official
chemist in establishing standards Of
purity for food products and shall pro.
mulgate the same. Such standards
are to conform with those promul.
gated by the secretary Of agriculture.
H. b. 633, Lowry of Henry-Appro-
pirates S25O,OOO for Ohio flood suffer.
ers. Emergency.
S. B. 1872, Hudson of Scioto-Re.
Quires the payment of wages semi.
monthly by every individual, firm,
company, co-partnership, association
DR. corporation doing business in the
state.
Sub. S. B. 78, Holden of Warren
Provides for the appointment of COM
missioner to study the system of farm
credits in Europe and other countries
for the purpose of reporting back rec.
concentrations for such system in
Ohio
H. B. "a, Mueller of Montgomery
Authorizes the county commissioners
in each county to appoint a superin.
tendent of county and joint county
bitches.
H. B. 214, Morris of Fairfeld-Gives
the state board of administration Gus
tody of all minors being neglected,
dependent, defective, delinquent, in
sane, epileptic, feeble-minded, crippled
or deformed, who are committed to
any state institution. Authorizes the
transfer Of state wards from one insti-
tuition to another in the interests OF
the childs health or physical condi'
ton; authorizes establishment of tenn
porary detention home for the obser-
walton of minors committed to state
institutions.
H. B. 65O, Vonderheide of Montgom-
cry "a Flood Relief Measu~e)-This
authorizes the treasurer of state to
deposit not to exceed 100000 of the
state treasury balance in building and
loan associations in flood districts to
aid home builders; no association to
receive more than 100000, nor shall
get more state money than it's paid-in
capital stock; rate Of interest 4 per
cent annually. Emergency measure.
H. ID. O4O, oHy ueT Vi HlChdWdy Ia /
Flood Relief Measured )-Authorize
county commissioners, township trus-
tees, councils of municipalities and |
boards of officers thereof temporarily |
to repair, reconstruct and replace
bridges, culverts, viaducts and ap-
proaches reto, destroyed or injured |
by the food and to exempt all bonds
issued for these purposes from the
limitations of the Longworth debt
limit act and all tax levies are to be
exempt from the limitations of the
Smith l per cent law. Technical pro-
cedure required by law to make re-
pairs to public works also temporarily
Emergency measure.
H. B. SO, Hoaglin of Paulding-Pro-
tects quail and Virginia partridge un-
til Nov Is, 1918, and after that date
the open season is fixed at Nov. Is to
Dec. annually.
H. B. 1O2. Tetlow of Columbiana-