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

land registration act so far as lands sold
by court order are concerned (emergency
clause adopted). Vetoed by governor be-
cause Of mistake.
S. B. No. 145. Myers OF Marion-Making
the mandatory provisions of the Torrens
land registration system optional
s. B. No. "a. Collins Of Hamilton-Mak-
ing proxies for use at corporation cleo
tions good for only IL months. Also ap-
plies to bank companies.
s. ]. r. No. "a. Carver OF Miami-Au-
thorizing the adjutant general to sell such
printed reports and documents as are not
needed for files in state departments.
s. b. No. IL. Moore Of Jefferson-Per-
mits Ohio insurance companies to invest
in securities outside of the state.
| s. b. No. 1888, ,.oore Of Jefferson
Recreating the state oil inspection depart
ment and reducing the oil inspection fees,
which were found by supreme court to be
too high.
H. B. No. 265, NEEDING Of I.orain-Mak-
ing it unlawful to offer for sale an auto
mobile from which the manufa cturer's Sc
rial number has been removed or defaced.
S. B. No. SO, Collins OF Hamilton-Mak-
Ing 1t felony to pack foreign substances
in packages containing tobacco with in
tent to defraud.
H. b. No. sac, Stokes Of Montgomery
Extending for two years time for building
money loaned them to rehabilitate the
flooded districts Of 1913 emergency
| clause)
s. h. No. so, Moore of Jefferson-Pro-
viding that insurance companies shall not
be compelled to pay fire insurance taxes
on gross premiums but on net.
S. B. No. 123 Fellinger OF Cuyahoga-
Fixing a penalty of 500 to $500 fine and
30 days Imprisonment to misrepresent
provisions Of an insurance policy in solicit
tation Of all kinds of insurance save fra
ternal and fire.
S. B. No. Z, Fellinger of Cuyahoga-
Providing for the regulation and licensing
Of the loaning of money without security
or upon personal property and of loans on
wages; to provide against loan shark"
evils
S. b. No. 1872, Fellinger Of Cuyahoga-
Requiring Ohio insurance companies to
! file with state insurance superintendent
| the names and addresses of their agents.
| Fl. b. No. 2S5, Yeatman of Hamilton
| Reducing inspection fees from $40 to SO
for small building and loan associations
and increasing same on large associations
from 1-100 per cent to 1-S0 per cent of
| gross assets.
II. B. No. 219, Lovett of Adams-Pro-
viding for the reissuance of lost or de-
| stroyed bonds and certificates of indebted
ness.
H. b. No. sol, Pence of Highland-Re-
| duCing license fees for automobiles and
motor vehicle dealers.
II. b. No. Ala, Jackson of Clark--Au-
| thorizing certain limited bond issues for
the benefit of cities in financial difficult
| ties.
! H. B. No. 557, Etling of Wayne-Re-
moving from law the provision that If two
| banks bid for public funds neither may
! receive more than SO per cent
| S. b. No. 297, Carver of Miami-Pro-
vides treasurer of state shall hereafter
collect fees due to the state, heretofore
| collected by the various state depart
Fments.
H. B. No. 377 Lustig of Cuyahoga-Pro-
viding method for correcting errors in
taxes and other charges due the state.
II. B. No. 1896, Snyder of Pickaway--Au-
| thOrizing building and loan companies to
sell securities when desiring to close up
business.
S. B. No. 295, Winans of Lake-Amend-
ing the state banking law to provide that
liquidators of banks must submit their
accounts to common pleas court for ap-
proval and reducing fees for bank exam
ination.
H. b. No. 400, jackson of Clark-For-
bidding acceptance of first mortgage on
real estate security as security for state
funds.
IL ID, LNO. 100, ituSlIS VI CuydHOBd-GeF-
mitting bonds to be issued by townships
with limitations.
H. B. No. 1854, Beiter of Hancock
Making 1t felony to draw check on bank
when no funds are on deposit to cover it.
S. B. No. 27O, Mooney of Cuyahoga-
Permitting real estate companies to issue
mortgage bonds not to exceed 65 per cent
of the value of their real estate without
regard to amount of capital stock.
al NJ hoe
Making, issuing or transfer by other than
warehouse man of any paper in similitude
of warehouse receipt misdemeanor.
Railways.
S. b. No. IS, Myers of Marion-Pro-
vides that suit against the receiver of
an interurban or street railroad may be
brought in any county in which the line
lies, and that summons may be served on
any empIoye of the receiver in such
county.
H. B. No. 324, Hines of Tuscarawas-
Authorizing state auditor to deed right
of way to p, G. & ST. L. railroad through
Moravian school lands in Tuscarawas
county.
s. B. No. 43, Winans of Lake-Giving
the public utilities commission power to
suspend new intrastate freight rates for
so days pending investigation.
S. b. No. 1856, Myers of Marion-Per-
mittihg< steam and interurban railroads
to form union depot companies.
H. b. No. 1893, Graham of Licking
Clarifies law relating to crews on passen-
ger trains.
H. b. No. $685. Sprague of Scioto-Giv-
ing foreign railroad companies the right
of eminent domain, especially for Chesa-
peake & Ohio railroad.
H. B. No. Gil, Hunter Of Franklin
Repeating obsolete law fixing maximum
freight rates on certain commodities.
H. B. No. SIT, Beetham of Harrison
EXempting interstate railroads with less
than ten miles Of track in Ohio from the
provisions of the law requiring cabooses
to be "a feet long.
S. B. No. &c. Wise of Stark-Requiring
automatic doors on fire boxes of locomo-
tives Ten per cent of engines to be
equipped by September, 1916. and 10 per
cent annually thereafter.
Fiscal Affairs.
S. B. No. 80, Howard of Belmont-To !
reduce salary Of state superintendent of (
insurance from $4,000 to $4,5O0 a year.
s. B. No. 101 Howard of Belmont-Re- |
ducing the salaries of appointive state |
officials taking 1000 to $500 from prin-
cipal boards and commissions and reduc- |
ing number of bureau of accounting chiefs |
from three to two.
S. b. No 218 Carver of Miami-Requir- !
ing that all payments into the state treas
ury shall be by pay-in order or draft Of |
the auditor Of state and that the treasurer
of state shall surrender once a month to
the auditor all warrants which have been
paid.
H. B. No. 619, Bruck of Hamilton-For
the payment of $112.4O to Louis A. Traub
of Cincinnati for services rendered to
Hamilton county liquor license commits
sioners.
H. B. No. 225, Walsh of Cuyahoga-
Providing for the detachment of farm
lands from municipal corporations by
vote.
H. B. No 4S4, Hale Of Summit-Au-
thorizing township trustees to control and
improve public parks or public squares
and to levy tax for such purposes.
S. B. No 247 Myers of Marion-Au-
thorizng the adjutant general to execute
the leases for all state offices rented out-)
side the state house.
H B. No. 469, Graham of Licking-Pro-
viding for the extension of leases on state