The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-05-27
Local

: II. B. No. 167, Totman Of Athens-To
permit Hooking Power Co. to construct
power line across state property in Ath-
ems emergency measured.
s. b. No. A.. Felllnger- -AIerkel OF Cuya-
hoga-Providing that bonds may be is
sued TO meet current expenses II munich
pallties and school districts are unable to
collect so per cent OF their taxes Made
] necessary by John ID. Rockefeller case in
East Cleveland (emergency measurel.
II. b. No. Il4 Wagsoner Of Erle-For
the relief Of Cara schrader. teacher. OF
Erie county.
II. B. No. SO. Ellis Of Geauga-For the
relief Of Pauline Pease. teacher. of Ge-
auga county
II. b. No. 3s, Ellis Of Geauga-For the
relief OF Myrtle Fletcher. teacher. Of Ge-
auga county.
II. B. No. lis. BrOtherton OF AIlen-To
establish a criminal court in the city Of
Lima. Allen county.
s. b. No. 81, Pink OF Hamilton-To
| permit the city Of Cincinnati to issue 81
10000 Of additional bonds for building a
new bridge over the Ohio river for she
! Cincinnati Southern railway.
H. B. No. 39S Smith Of Undertaking
control OF soldiers monument in Hamil-
ton, Butler. county. from Hamilton city
officials and conferring authority on coun-
ty officials.
| >. b. NO. lb6, C0illHS OF Ham1ltOn-AIi-
thorizing the trustees of the Cincinnati
Southern railway to sell $500. 900 Of unsold
4 per cent bonds for terminal facilities at
per cent.
H. B. No SO3 Carver of Holmes-Abol-
ishing one voting precinct in Holmes
county.
s. B. No. 110. Wise Of Stark-Authoriz-
ing the governor, attorney general and
superintendent of public works to sell at
| 70 oil oF I,n
of the Ohio canal in. .Me9sillon.
II. B. No. 2ST, SffifeI,of Buter-Amend-
ing special Hamilton municipal court act
by providing an appeal to common pleas
court.
H B. No. 252, Hines of Tuscarawas-
Providing for the preservation of Ft. Lau-
rens by the state.
II. b. No. 2O2. Chapman Of Montgomery
| Authorizing county commissioners Of
Montgomery county to sell to city of Day
ton real estate on which city work house
! is located
S. B No. 292, Gilmore Of Preble-Au-
thorizing the governor to quitclaim and
release right and interest Of the state in
lands in Montgomery county.
S. B. No. 264, Bauer OF Hamilton-Pro-
viding means for rapid transit work by
Cincinnati.
S. B. No. 255, Pink Of Hamilton
Amending the Cincinnati subway law so
that there may be openings for ventila-
| tion and light at intervals in the tunnel
s. B. No. 269, Myers Of Marion - To
validate action in Wyandotte county un-
der rural school law.
S. B. No. 230, Lloyd of Franklin-Au-
thorizing the state to deed land in Cap
itol square to the city of Columbus for
public comfort station.
! S. B. No. 293, Gilmore of Preble-Au-
| thnriZiOp 10 sal Of efn To in
gomery county belonging to Dayton State
| hospital for not less than $3.50.
S. B. No. 226 Beckett of Pickaway-
| Authorizing commissioners of Pickaway
| county to build road through the state
custodial farm.
S. B. No. 40, Lynch Of Lucas-Provid-
| ing that the state deliver a quitclaim
deed to the city of Toledo for parts of
| Swan creek in exchange for other prop
erty adjoining the city market in Po-
! ledo.
S. B. No. 14S, White OF Sandusky-Au-
thorizing the appointment of commits
sion to erect $1,000 monument in mem
ory of George Burton Meek Of Ohio the
first American sailor killed in the Span
ish-American war.
| S. B. No. 1853, Kennedy of Cuyahoga-
Authorizing the sale of state canal land
on West and Merwin streets, Cleveland
Social Justice.
H. B. No. "a, Walsh Of Cuyahoga-To
correct an error in the law relating to
admission of feeble minded youth to state
institution.
| H. B. No. 121, Hoy of Jackson-Provid-
ing for free diphtheria anti-toxin for in
digent persons, anti-toxin to be distrib-
uted 10 physicians through state board
of health N'
H. B. No. 61 Deaton of Miami-To al
low Juvenile court to give consent to
marriage of female without parent or
| guardian less than 16 years of age when
| 1t is necessary by reason of the condi-
ton of the girl
S. B. No. rs, Pink of Hamilton-Pro-
| viding that in public advertisements
Square" shall be 24O ems instead of
| 300 "ems."
H. B. No 1877. Klein of Hamilton-Pro-
viding penalty for depriving accused per
sons of counse. (prevents third degree).
Bill was vetoed by governor.
Fl. B. No. 15O Black of Wyandot-Pro-
viding for the transfer of women prison
ers from the Ohio penitentiary to the
Marysville reformatory.
II. b. No 109 Baker of Muskingum-To
exempt Mcintyre estate in GAINESVILLE
ii, from taXatio fused for charitable pur-
poses). Also making statute on such ex-
emption conform to constitution. Vetoed
by governor and corrected bill passed.
H. B. No. 261, Barnes of Hamilton
To make statute for attempt to have car
nal knowledge conform to statute dealing
with carnaI knowledge.
II. B. No. 664, Baker Of Muskingum-
eXempting property of certain charitable
homes from taxation (passed to overcome
defects In H. B. No. 1O9, vetoed)
H. B. No. 627, Klein of amiton-Pro-
yiding penalty for depriving accused
persons of counsel Designed to prevent
third degree"
H. B. No. 321, Beetham of Harrison
Making it a misdemea nor for a person
falsely to represent himself as blind,
mute or crippled to get money.
H. B. No. 450, Besaw of Portage -
Strengthening the motion picture censor
law by making penalty for not showing
leaders and making dealev as we'll as ex-
hibitor of films responsible.
H. B. No. 1874 Morris of Fairfield-Put-
ting collections for tuberculsr patients in
the Mount Vernon sanitarium under
state board of charities.
Fl. B. No. $685. Swan of Preble-Provid-
ing for disjoining OF county from tuber-
culosis hospital district and authorizing
it to establish it's own hospital.
". B. No. 549, Bohm Of Cuyahoga-Au-
thorizing use of public buildings and
school houses for social centers.
Fl. B. No. SIC, Spencer of Meigs-Au-
thorizing sheriff to investigate claims for
mothers pensions when there is no ju-
venile probation Officer in county
S. B. No. 2s0, Stone of Lorain-Provid-
ing that public schools shall be free to
inmates of private orphan asylums and
Children's homes.
S. B. No. 60 Bauer OF Hamiton-De-
fines minor under IS years of age who
visits a place where gambling scheme is
conducted as delnuuent child and clas-
SITES as defendant child, minor who is
hired in any service contrary to state law.
H. B. No. 1872, Platt of Ashtabula-Re-
enactment of Duffy ;nti-narcotic law Of
1918 with Strengthening of its provisions.
H. B. No. 459, Etling of Wayne-Giving
boards of education the right to reject
bis for the erection of school buildings.
H. B. No. 6, Stivers of Brown-Author-
izing payment of fees to officials when
state fails in prosecution.
H. B. No. 603, Hale of Summit-Au-
thorizing religious societies to transfer
cemeteries to township trustees
II. B. No. 376 White of Columbiana-