Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-02-14
SENAT e.

GIOyu OI FTdnkIIn-lO OrONlde 1OT tn0
establishment and maintenance of civic
and social centers throughout state.
CahilI of Preble-To authorize the H.
censing and inspection Of agricultural
lime.
Young Of cuyaho1a--MakIng dairy and
food commission appoIntIve.
Young Of Cuyahoga-Conforming eIec-
tion laws to meet changes In laws reia-
tive to dairy and food commissioners and
clerk supreme court.
Weygandt OF Portage-Provldlng trans
fer of wolf scalp fund In Mndham town.
ship, Portage county.
Bigelow Of Hamilton - Approprattnp
money to pay for advertising of the con-
stitutiona convention.
Brennan Of cuyahoga-Makna election
day half holiday
Cook of Hamiiton-To add to duties Of
state veterinary board.
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Portage county is enacted into law.
1t proposes that all such amusement
devices be placed for inspection pur-
poses under the jurisdiction of the
state Inspector of shops and factories.
If the inspector finds any such con-
trivance defective or in a dangerous
condition from any cause he is to
notify the proprietor and it must not
be placed in use until it has been put
| in safe condition in the opinion of
the state officer. If the device is
found to be safe the inspector is to
issue certificate to that effect which
the proprietor must post in some con-
| spicuous place about the concern. It
is made an offense punishable by
fine of from $50 to $100 to operate
| such a contrivance without permit
from the state Inspector.
Reorganization of Public Works.
Governor Cox won out on the
floor of the senate, in it's efforts
to have the Seward BILL provid-
ing for the reorganization of the
state department of public works,
amended before passage. The senate
abolished the office of assistant super
intendent of public works which was
proposed under the original bill; cut
the salary of the superintendent sec
retary from $4,000 to $4,000 and made
a similar reduction in the salaries of
the division engineers. The senate re-
fused, by vote Of Is to IL, to increase
the salary of the superintendent from
$4,000 to $4,000, as proposed by Sen.
ator Hopple of Cuyahoga county. In
this shape the bill passed unanimous.
ly, as did the emergency clause max
ing it effective at once.
Akron Man Lancaster Chaplain.
Rev. J. E. Paddock of the Howe
Street U. B. Church of Akron has
been appointed chaplain of the Boys
Industrial school at Lancaster, to sue.
| OH oh 10 will
assume his new duties on Feb 16. Rev.
Schaibley is the official whose dis.
closures to the state board of admin.
istration recently resulted in an in.
vestigation of the affairs of the Ian.
caster school, which cost Superintend.
ent E. c. Gerlach his position.
Judge klnkIe Resigns.
Judge Albert H. Kinkle of Spring.
field has rendered to Gov. Cox his
resignation from the Clark county com.
mon pleas bench, to take effect Feb.
8, when he becomes judge of the court
of appeals. The governor appointed
Judge F. NJ. Hagan of Springfield to
fill the vacancy on the common pleas
bench.
Qualities as Lobbyist.
George S. Long, secretary to Gov.
Harmon during his two terms, is now
qualified to lobby on legislation af.
! fecting the interests of railroad com.
panies. He has just registered at the
secretary of states office, as required
by law.
confiasrations In State.
The fireless cooker took its place on
the list of fire causes in December
according to the report of State Fire
| Marshal John w. Zuber, for that
month, just issued. There were 507
fires in Ohio in December, causing a
: total loss of $62O,64o Defective fiues
, led in the list of causes, with rs fires
causing loss of $4,000. There were
seven of incendiary origin, with loss
[ of $2,305.