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

II, j. r 32, Weygandt of Portage
Creating a commission TO investigate
canal system of Ohio 10 decide II the
canals shall be rehabilitated or the
saly of all property made,
II. ], r. AZ. Mooney OF Auglaize-
To exempt from taxation bonds Issued
by municipalities, counties, townships
and school districts,
s. b. 8, Gregory of Hamilton-Pro'
yiding for appointment of a commits
sion for erecting public halls In cities
s. b. 1862, Wise of Stark-Transfer
ring control of insane from old state
board of charities TO its successor.
state board of administration,
S. b, 239 Mooney Of Auglaize-Au'
thorizing the alumni OF Ohio State uni
versity TO erect a memorial dc mitory
building on the campus of the institu'
tion.
S. B. 90, Green of Coshocton-Pro'
viding for a mine rescue car equipped
with appliances necessary TO use In
mine explosions and other disasters
involving life and limb of miners.
S. B, 10, Lloyd Of Franklin-Author'
izing the o. s. U, trustees to establish
a department of general university ex-
tension.
S. B. Ill, Greenlund of Cuyahoga-
Authorizing employment of convict la
Dor in constructing women's reform
atory buildings at Marysyille.
s. B. 264, Dollison of HoclSing-Pro-
viding that levies for bonds issued to
rebuild schoolhouses destroyed or con.
demned shall not be included in the
provisions of the Smith l per cent
law.
S. B. 2S5, Greenlund of Cuyahoga-
Placing the liquor tax inspectors now
in the dairy and food department un-
der the control of the state liquor Ii
cense commission.
S. b. 207, Moore of Jefferson-Au-
thorizing commission to establish one
additional state normal school to be
located at Scio, in Harrison county.
II. B. 36S, Bigelow of Hamilton
Providing for circulation Of /. and r.
pamphlets.
S. b., 1876, Hudson of Scioto - Au-
thorizing state of Pennsylvania TO
build ship canal in Ohio. Part Of pro-
posed plan for barge canal between
Ashtabula, o., and Ohio river at Bea'
yer, Pa.
S. B. 220, Kiser of Misunderstanding
laws for state medical board, recog'
nizing osteopathy, providing for sus'
pension or revocation of license to
practice medicine when offenses are
proven, and establishing an entrance
examiner to pass on all medical stu.
dents before entered in schools.
S. B. 266, Zmunt of Cuyahoga-Au-
thorizing assessment insurance COM
panies to annul their charter to do life
insurance business as level premium
mutual companies, provided they com.
ply with laws for carrying guarantee
fund of 100000 with state.
S. B. 113, Lloyd of Franklin-Mak.
ing it a misdemeanor to take an auto
without owners consent or to remove
any of the equipment, punishable by
500 fine and six months in jail.
H. B. 66, Collins of Stark-To pre-
vent food price domination.
H. B. 61, Snyder of Hamilton-lnde-
terminate permit for public Utilities.
In conference.
H. B. 3S3, White of Columbiana-
Permits farmers to kill foxes when
found doing injury.
H. B. 435, Hunter of Knox-Fixing
standard of agricultural seeds.
H. B. 70, Vollmer of Cuyahoga-Ap'
plies steam railroad hours of labor to
interurban where more than four
miles in length.
H.B. 1913, Capelle of Hamilton-For
remission of taxes on buildings dam
aged by flood.
H. B. 624, Black of Hamilton-To
have all boards of elections take office
in May.
H. B. SIS, Deaton of Miami - To
make auto drivers more careful on
highways.
H. B. sos, Smith of Butler-To pre-
serve works of Mound Builders
H. B. 413, Welsh of Ottawa-May
catch German carp at any time.
H.B. $40, Warnes of Holmes-State
automobile tax bill. In conference.
H. B. 663, Chapman of Montgomery
For refunder liquor tax when busi-
ness discontinued account fire, flood
or other calamity.
H. B. 244, Woodwork of Athens
Allowing applicants for teachers GER
tificates to take two days for examina'
tions.
S. B. A Bernstein of Cuyahoga-'
Seeks to facilitate results of elections
by recurring the transmission to the
secretary of state of unofficial results
within "a hours after the polls close.
H. B. A, Dickson of Washington
Authorizes the county commissioners
to contract with associations main
tanning homes for the care OF INDECENT
persons. :,
H. 49S-Cowan Of Putnam-Dedl'
Gates the site for the Perry Victory
centennial celebration; site decided TO
national government.
Want Land Bill Vetoed.
Cincinnati. O., April 24.-The Ham
ilton County Bar association has
adopted resolutions asking Govern'S
Cox to veso the T0rrens land registra
tion bill.