The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-05-27
BILLS PASSED BY
THE EIGHTY-FIRST
OHIO ASSEMBLY
Agriculture.

II. B. No. 70. Cowan Of Putnam-Pro-
Viding 81 bounty for killing hawks.
II. B. No. 1853. Mcfarland of Morrow
Creating a board Of control for Ohio ex-
pertinent station and stipulating its pow
ers and duties.
II. B. No. 216, Norris Of Van Vert
. Authorizing the Joining Of two or more
townships in the purchase of real prop
erty containing stone or gravel and the
necessary machinery for operating the
same and the sale OF stone and gravel
therefrom and for the further manage
ment thereof
H. B. 1913, Brown of Union-Repealing
statutes requiring the inspection of stall
lions and jacks.
s. b. No. $50, Malow of Ross-Creating
a non-salaried state board of agriculture
to supersede the state agricultural COM
mission.
H. B. No. 24S, Snyder Of Pickaway-
Providing township trustees shall main
tain water gates in line fences when prop
erty owners cannot agree as to which
shall maintain 1t.
s. b. No. SO, Stone of Lorain-To give
to independent fairs the same amount Of
county aid allowed by law to regular
county fairs.
II. B. No. 375. Thatcher Of Clinton
Exempting farmers from necessity of OBJ
tanning license to sell agricultural lime
which they manufacture.
Fl. B. No. 715, Mcfarland of Morrow
Fixing time for meeting Of board of ag-
riculture.
H. B. No. 251, Hake of Trumbull-Pro-
viding that farmers institute instructors
shall be under the control of the Ohio
State university's college of agriculture.
Provides also for county agricultural
agent. Takes control of institute lectures
from agricultural commission.
Fl. B. 4l3, Platt Of MISUNDERSTANDING
a state agricultural school at New
LYNNE, Ashtabula county, to be under
control of Ohio State university
Fl. B. No. 639, Kramer of Richland-
Permitting school teacher members of the
legislature to continue in their profess
sion.
II. B. No. 1862, Mcfarland of Morrow
Co-ordinates work of board of agriculture
college of agriculture, Ohio State univer-
Sity and agricultural experiment station
Appropriations.
II. r. No. 21S, WhitaCre of Columbiana
To appropriate $1,000 to the state indus
trial commission for three more free en-
ployment agencies.
ii. B. No. 314, Reighard of Fulton-Ap-
propriating $6,50O,O0O for state expenses
for short budget period from Feb. Is, 1915,
to June 30, 1915.
II. B. No. S99, Reighard of Fulton-Ap-
propriating $1i2,OOO for payment of states
share for cattle killed because of foot and
mouth disease.
Fl. b. No. 343, Reighard of Fulton-Ap-
proDriating $5,147,SSO to pay irreducible
debt interest, state levy for schools and
per capita enumeration.
H. b. No. 402, Pence of Highland-Ap-
proprating $4,000 to pay states share for
property destroyed and for labor in fight
ing foot and mouth disease
s. B. No. 80, Collins Of Hamilton-To
provide $17 800 appropriation for purchase
of the Cincinnati riding academy for
Troop c, Ohio National Guard Signed by
governor and takes effect Immediately.
Fl. 3. No. 334, Reighard Of Fulton-Ap-
propriating $4,000 to meet deficiency In
legislative fund and $4,000 to meet def
cheney in banking fund.
H. B. No. $40, Pence of Highland-Ap-
prUpria ting $390000 for schools for deaf,
dumb blind and crippled children and for
state aid for weak school districts for
two-year period, $500, 900.
II. B. No. 720 Morris of Van Wert-To
pay $20,5OO salaries Of assembly help and
mileage of members.
II. B. No. 7O9, Swan of Preble-Appro-
priating S1,154OOO of highway funds
which have lapsed, enabling payment of
contracts already entered into.
IL. Il. No. 7OS. Reighard of Fulton--Ap-
propriating $614,0O0 of highway funds to
pay for unauthorized contracts.
Fl. B. No. 563, Bohm of Cuyahoga-Pro-
viding for purchase of forest preserves
and appropriating $40, 900.
Elections.
H. B. No. 2S6 Cromley of Knox-Fixing
IL per cent as number of ballots necessary
for nomination in primary in event of no
declaration Of candidacy and name is
written in blank space at primary
H. B. No. so. Kramer of Richland-To
provide method for contesting result Of
referendum elections. Permits throwing
out of vote of an entire precinct when it
is shown there has been bribery or intimi-
dation of voters
H. B. No. 173, Thatcher of Clinton-To
correct an error in the county bond cleo
tion law.
II. B. No 1914, Cromley of Knox-Per-
mits opening Of election ballots only after
prima facie case of fraud has been es-
tablished in election contests.
H. B, No. 529, Bliss of Cuyahoga
hibiting circulation of anonymous attacks
on personal character of candidates for
election.
H. B. No. Sc, Fleming of Mahoning-
Permitting students to vote where they
are only temporary residents attending
college
H. B. No. 571, Hulswitt of Hamilton
Recombining state and national tickets
on the same ballot
H. B. No. $50, Evan of Preble-Permit-
ting county committees to transport in
firm veterans to vote.
II. B. No. COL, Purdum of Ross-Pro-
viding for creation of separate election
districts for soldiers homes
Labor.
N. B. No. 6S5, Whitacre of Columbiana
Providing for one days rest in seven
for workers, but eXempting so many in
dustries as to make the bill meaningless.
8. B. No. 72, Gallagher of Madison
Amending Green coal anti-screen law to
permit operators and miners entering in
to wage contracts
Liquor Traffic.
S. B. No 307 McDermott of Trumbull-
Wipes out present license system and
substitutes one of districts composed of
counties. The administration "decentral-
izer" Civil Service.
S. B. No. g. Barnes of Moore-To rip
out of office present state civil service
commission and substitute board of two,
also to relax civil service provisions.
H. B. No. 493, Purdum of Ross-Ex-
ampting canal lands from mineral, oil and
gas exemptions when sales OF leases are
made by state.
H. B. No. 1859, Heinselman of Mahoning
sorbed by a municipality to withdraw
from a road district
H. b. No. 405, Reighard of Fulton-To |
permit departments from going on junket
trips by making them apply to emergency
board for funds for such expenses
s. B. No. "a, Lloyd of Franklin-To
strengthen the state dental code further
regulating the practice of dentistry and
to prohibit deceptive advertising, but CIV
Ing appeal to the courts.
H. B. No, 220, Platt- -Ellis-Regulating
the practice Of chiropractors and other
limited medical practices. at
s. B. No. 1863, Mallow of Ross-Making |
board of" education members personally |
liable for failure to place school funds in
repositories.
H. B. No. 657, Snyder of Pickaway-Au-
thoriZing board of education of Pickaway
county to pay Samuel H. Sark for serv- |
Ices. ~
H. B. No. 572, Cromley of Knox-Pro-
vtding for the publication of a roster Of
Ohio soldiers In the Spanish American
war and the war Of 1872 %SI