Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-05-09


Columbus, o.-Following is synop-
sis of the new laws for the Buckeye
state:
H. B. 176-Acker OF Hooking
Places the financial management of
the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home at Xenia under the state board
of administration, leaving other fea-
lures of the management to the board
of trustees of the institution. Original
bill sought to place entire manage
ment under state board but COM
promise was effected.
H. B. 552-Kilpatrick of Trumbull-
This merely authorizes issuance of
duplicate voucher for $1O7 to national
guard officer for drill duty.
H. B. 640-Snyder of Pickaway-Al-
lows money to be appropriated by To-
calities for repairs of flood damaged
bridges without usual legal delays. A
flood relief measure.
\ H. b. 166-Kessler of Adams-Al-
lows assault and battery cases to
courts.
H. B. 8S-Hoaglin of Paulding-
Protects quail for two years.
H. B. 156-Reid of Fayette-Makes
wills immune from attack after one
year from date of being probated. Pc
riod heretofore has been two years.
H. B. 302-Read of Summit-Places
motorcycles in class of vehicles whose
speed is subject to regulation.
H. B. 341-Etling of Wayne-Al-
lows county commissioners to appoint
boards of education in new villages
or in villages where boards have not
been elected. Appointment holds
good until next election.
Fl. B. 303-Etling OF Wayne-Makes
further provisions for the certification
of the health of stations
H. B. 230-Boggs of Belmont-Cre.
ates standards of strength and purity
for orchard sprays.
H. B. 49S-Cowan of Ottawa-Pro
vides that state deed to the United
States government title of certain
ground in South Bass Island, Ottawa
county, as site for Perry Victory mon.
ument.
H. B. 134-Hite of Perry-Levies
for the building and Improvement OF
roads one-half of one mill annually
for nine years. This is expected to
raise between $3,000,00O and $4,0O0,OOO
annually for good roads.
Fl. B. 665-Cowan of Ottawa-Ap
propriates 100000 for the expenses
of the national guard during the
floods 'zl
H. B. 0-Voderheide of Montgom
ery-Permits $3,O00,000 of state funds
to be deposited in building and loar
associations in flood stricken cities.
S. B. 29-Seward of Richland-For
mally creates department of public
works under single superintendent
lie works which the new constitution
abolishes.
S. B. 132-Hudson of Scioto-Com
pels payment of salaries and wages t.
employees at least twice each month
S. B. 7S-Holden of Warren-Pro
vides for appointment by governor
of commission to study rural credits
at home and abroad
S. B. SS-Cahill of Preble-Regu
lates labelling and sale of agricultural
lime used for fertilizer
Fl. B. 145-Kilpatrick of Trumbull-
This seeks to bring the requirement.
for safety devices on trains and othe
public conveyances up to the stand
ards set by the interstate commerc
commission.
S. B. 190-Gallagher of Madison
This is a local bill allowing the boar
of education in London to transfe
$2,343 from the sinking fund to tn
contingent fund.
State university to establish college
of medicine and dentistry.
S. B. S-Lloyd-Permits state a
we'll as defense to take dispositions Il
criminal cases as permitted by tn
new constitution.
H. B. 490-Reid of Fayette-Authol
ICES probate judge to assume duty G
common pleas court during latter
absence.
II. B. $40 Warnes - Compellin
! auto owners to pay graduate licens
fee of from So to $18 annually, d.
pendent upon size of car owned. two
thirds of aggregate funds 80 receive
are to go into general revenue fun
and one-third is to be distribute
equally among the counties for goo
roads.
II. b. 138-Snyder of Pickaway-
Compels electric lines using the thir
rail instead of the trolley system I
fence their rights-of-way securely I
protect stock. II stock is injured c
killed. that fact alone is held to b
prima facie evidence of the liabilit
OF the company.
H. B. 641-Snyder OF Hamilton
Permits Cincinnati Traction Co. I
surrender 50-year franchise and r
ceive indeterminate grant from cit
OF Cincinnati.
H. b. 273-Doster- near
of educating deaf. blind and cripple
children In their home districts.