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

shall not be ateeted by Saturday hait'
holiday.
s. D. 26s, Holden OF Warren-Pre'
vents raids on stocks through ciroul'
lation of derogatory statement
II. b. sS, Williams of Lorain-Pro'
vides Imprisonment of 80 days to
three years for carrying concealed
weapons.
II. b. 233, Carroll Of Franklin-Pro'
viding for establishment of a day
school for prisoners of the Ohio peni'
tentiary.
H. B. 51S, ellison of Jefferson-Pro-
viding that when village school dis
trict is abolished by special election
II becomes part Of township school
district.
II. B. 46, Kennedy of Allen Private
bank inspection bill under constitn'
tional amendment.
II. b. 31s, Morris of Fairheld-Fixes
maximum compensation Of court stem
ographers at $40 per day.
H. B. $50, Smith of Butler (Home
Rule Billl-Proyides three optional
forms of municipal government under
constitutional home rule amendment,
They are federal, commission and gen.
eral manager plans. In conference.
Sub. II. B. Al, Read Of Summit-To
provide for, aid and encourage civic.
social and moral communities by
opening schoolhouses to the public.
II. b. SOS, Fellinger of Cuyahoga-
to give alien dependents of killed en-
ployes compensation under workmen's
compensation act.
II. B. GA, Fellinger of Cuyahoga-
Exempting life insurance policies
from claims of creditors.
II. B. 571, Warnes of Holmes-Pro'
viding for appointment Of deputy state
tax commissioners in each county,
abolishing present assessor system
and boards of review and creating
county boards of complaint.
S. B. 95. Jung OF Hamilton-Pro,
vides for submission to popular vote
of alternative plans for large or small
city school boards in Cleveland, Gin.
cinnati and Columbus. In conference.
H. B. 665, Cowan of Putnam-Ap.
preparation for Ohio national guard
expenses during recent food; carries
100000.
H. B. 266, King of Ashtabula-Pro-
vides for prevention of spread Of tu.
berculosis.
H. B. All, Kessler of Adams-Re'
stores elective franchise on 1895
Adams county voters who were dis
franchised by Judge E. q. Blair.
H. B. $50, Stanley of Portage-Pro.
vides service ribbons to members OF
Ohio national guard who did service
during the flood.
H. j. r. SO, Warnes of Holmes-Sub-
mits an amendment giving counties
and townships right to select own
form of government; also short ballot.
H. R. 80, Warnes of Holmes-Sub'
mits an amendment to elect only gov
ernor and lieutenant governor.
H. ]. R. Al, Nye of Lucas-Submits
an amendment for women to hold
office.
H. B. 494, ellison of Jefferson-Puts
cost of primary elections upon taxing
district in which election is held.
S. B. 1876, Friebolin of Cuyahoga--
Establishes court of common pleas in
each county in state. After July, 1914,
common pleas judge in each county
becomes judge for his county
H. B. 576, Fulton of Licking-Con-
gressional redistricting bill.
S. B. 279, Green Of Coshocton-
Changes law so surplus funds from
bond issues can not be diverted, but
must go into sinking fund, and pro-
vides funds from bond issues must be
used for the purpose for which issued.
S. B. 2, Haas of Delaware-Provides
license for nonresident hunters; also
requires written permit of land owner.
Fee is 81 for resident and SIS for non
residents.
S. B. 203, Greenlund of Cuyahoga
(Liquor License BilD-Provides state
license commission of three members,
$4,000 a year each, appointed by the
governor; deputy license commission
ers in wet counties, appointed by state
commission does not affect local reg
ulatory liquor laws or local option
laws; limits saloons to one to each
500 population; saloons will be re-
duced in number by the operation OF
the bill; local deputy commissioners
will decide who will get the licenses,
the only preference must be given
those who paid their Dow tax for the
past year, providing they are of good
moral character and meet other re-
licenses shall be revoked
on second conviction of a violation OF
the liquor laws, second offense to be
tried before a jury; licenses limited
to citizens of good moral character;
saloons prohibited within 300 feet OF
school; saloonists prohibited from
selling to minors under any condi-
tions; citizens are given the right to
protest against the issuance of IL
cense to any saloonkeeper; names OF
all owners of saloon property to be
made public; license suspended after
one conviction and additional com
plant to license commissioner; H.
cense revoked after one conviction
and two charges proven.
S. B. 152, Hudson OF Scioto - Gre
ating an engineering experiment de-
partment at the o. s. U. to conduct
experiments in manufacture and in
the conservation of natural resources.
s. B. 28l, Haas of Delaware-Estab-
fishes food relief commission, with
emergency commission in each county
to assist in repairing flood damage