The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-04-25

the child's health or physical condi-
tion; authorizes establishment Of TEN.
porary detention home for the obser-
walton Of minors committed to state
Institutions.
H. B. $40. Snyder OF Pickaway "a
Flood Relief Measure) )--Authoriz
county commissioners, township trus-
tees. councils Of municipalities aud
boards Of officers thereof temporarily
70 repair. reconstruct and replace
Bridges, culverts, viaducts and ap.
proaches thereto, destroyed or injured
by the flood. 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
suspended. Emergency measure.
H. B. $50. vonderheide Of Montgom-
cry "a Flood Relief Measured 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 its paid.in
capital stock; rate Of interest per
cent annually. Emergency measure.
II. B. 80. Hoaglin OF Pauldins--Pro.
tects quail and Virginia partridge un.
I'll Nov. Is. 1918, and after that date
the open season 10 fixed at Nov. Is to
Dec. = annually.
II. B. 102. Tetlow Of Columbiana-
Makes 1t unlawful for common car.
rier after July 1. 1914, to require or
permit the use Of cab0ose less than
"a feet in length. exclusive Of plat.
forms, and equipped with two four
wheel trucks. suitable water closet
and cupola. Fine 800 to $500 for vic.
lations.
H. B. 302, Read Of Summit--Amends
the antispeed law adopted to catch
automobile Joy riders so as to include
motorcycle scorchers.
H. B. 303, Etling Of wayne--Pro.
vides for the examination OF stations
and jacks by subordiuates of the state
board Of live stock commissioners.
H. B. IS. Nye Of Lucas (F'ull Crew
Switch BilD-Requires one engineer.
one fireman. one yard conductor and
two switchmsn, helpers or yard brake.
men; and no employe shall be detail
ed to more than one engine at the
same time or put to any other service
unless his place 10 filled.
H. B. 1877, Thomas Of wood--Re.
Quires the reporting to the state
board OF health Of all persons suffer.
ing from occupational diseases.
3. B. Sc Weygandt Of Portage--Pre.
serves the purity OF the initiative and
referendum law BY providing that It
shall be . misdemeanor for any per.
son or organization to give and any
person to receive anything Of value In
connection with the circulating and
signing Of initiative and referendum
petitions. Provides that statements
must be fled showing expense of tni-
tiating laws.
8. b. 226. Mooney of Auslaixe---
Changes the states fiscal year ending
from Nov. Is. to June 30: also re-
quires all state oficials to submit re-
ports to governor annually and to date
them a. beginning July 1.
s. B. 227, Lloyd Of Franklin -Estab-
fishes state budget commission. and
requires all state .oflclals and heads
OF departments to submit to II OH or
before Nov. Is biennially estimates Of
the money needed to conduct their de-
partments.
8. B. 58. Finefrock OF Marion (The
Student Voting Bul) Prohibits stu.
dents from voting In counties or mu.
nicipalities, other than the place
Of their permanent homes. Hereto
fore students at Ohio colleges have
voted In the counties where the iusti.
tutions are located.
8. B. 81. Weiser OF Putnam---0iv
the state board Of administration au.
thority to parole penitentiary prison
ers. other than those confined for trea.
son and first and second degree muir.
der, after they have served minimum
period OF Incarceration provided for
their crimes; state board also may
permit paroled prisoners to leave the
state.
8. b. rs. Greenlund OF Cuyahoga
(Mothers' Pension BID Authorizes
the county commissioners to make q
levy Of one.tenth Of per cent to pro.
vide fund for the paying Of pensions
to mothers Of children under II years
Of age. who are In INDECENT circum.
stances. A maximum pension OF SIC
may be paid monthly to mother for
the first child under II. and q maxi
mum Of ~ monthly for each additional
child under IA. Stringent examination
ls to be made Of all applications.
which should be addressed to the
juvenile judges. who are to pass upon
all cases. The mother must be per-
son At mentally. morally and phydical.
ly to care for the child and the Judge
must be satisfied It Ia to the interest
Of the child or children to remain