The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-05-20

ers OF Sandusky County to turn over so
per cent Of turnpike fund 20 city Of Frs-
mont.
BY Thatcher-PI Iomoting the use and
manufacture OF agricultural lime
BY White-Providing for registration of
pharmacists.
of errors Ia the charging OF taxes.
BY Pla,-Creating a state Agricultural
School at New Lyme, Ashtabula County.
BY King-For relief Of c. F. Kreider, a
teacher.
BY Besaw-Penalizing the exhibition of
uncensOred motion picture films.
BY Chester-PrOyiding Tor the control
and management of State parks
BY Etling-Relating to the letting Of
contracts OF Boards OF Education.
BY Ora Misunderstanding for extension of
existing leases OF state canal lands.
BY DeatOn-Providing for prevention of
blindness among infants.
BY Deaton-Relatins 70 real estate of
agricultural societies.
BY Notwithstanding for an additional
judge in Montgomery County.
BY Hasselman-Regulauu the sale of
real estate by charitable or religious so
Cletes.
BY Purdum-Providing for conservation
of oil, gas, coal and DtHer minerals on
State, school and ministerial lands.
BY Hale-AuthOriziug Township Trus-
tees to improve and cOptrOl public parks.
BY FitzsimmOns-Detnn an attorney
at-law.
BY Bliss-Penalizing anonymous attacks
on candidates for election
BY Hoil--Allowing traction companies
to appropriate trees and branches inter-
fering with TRANSMISSION wires.
By BenediCt-Authprlzin repair of
public property destroyed by floods
BY CrOmley-Autho12ing publication Of
roster of Ohio Spanish War veterans.
By knOX-Supplemeht and strength
ening the State militia.
By Bentham-Rcgulat ting the size Of ca
bOOse cars.
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motor vehicles. ta.. .
BY Purdum--Providihg ior the expenses
of township elections.
BY Hale-EnabIng religious societies
to convey public burylng grounds to
Township Trustees.
BY Bruck-AutnOrizing the State Lii
cense Commission to pay SIP to Louis A.
TTaub, of Cincinnati.
BY Pence-ApDropria $500 900 for
weak school districts.
By Kramer-Refating to members of
the General Assembly
BY Snyder-Authorizing the Pickaway
County Board of Education to pay sam
uel NJ. Sark S416.
BY Danford-Allowing any teacher to
teach one year and college graduates
three years without professional train
ing.
BY sprague-Regulating the practice of
BY Reighard-Mal,ing optional the
valuation OF public utilities by the Pubic
Utilities Commission.
BY MISUNDERSTANDING county exam
iners of the County Treasurer'a Office
BY Criswell-Penalizing destruction of
growing ginseng.
BY agg-Regulatng the size of fish
nets used in Lake Erie.
BY Bragg-Extendng two years the
closed season for quail.
For eighard-AbOlishing positions of
four District Agricultural Supervisors
BY Ellis-For relief of Myrtle Fletcher,
a teacher
BY Ellis-For relief of Pauline Pease, a
teacher.
BY Observation-Disclosures marriage Ii
censes to persons under legal age with
out guardians.
BY Cowan-Authorizing a bounty of 81
on hawks.
BY Etling-Providing for protection OF
game fish.
BY Walsh-Providing for admission of
feeble minded youth to State institutions.
BY WaggOner-FOr relief of Clara
Schrader, teacher
BY MISUNDERSTANDING fish nets
BY Observation-Disclosures Police
BY Hoy-Authorizing the State Medical
Board to produce and distribute free
diphtheria antitoxin.
By BrOwn-Repealing the law requir-
ing the registration of jacks and stall
lions.
BY Hoy-Barring undesirables from
the practice of medicine.
By Deaton-Providing for expenses OF
reunions of graduates of the ohio Sol
diers and Orphans Home
By Black-Transferring control of the
Marysville Woman's RefOrmatory to the
State Board of Administration
BY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES township
road districts when within city limits.
BY McFarland-Creating a Board OF
Control for the Ohio Agricultural Expert
ment Station.
BY Totman-Giving the Hooking Pow.
er Co. right OF way across the Athens
State Hospital, grounds.
BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. error in
statute covering notice Of elections or
bond issues.
BY Federman-Exemptin from salary
cuts Councilmen excused by two-thirds
vote of members.
BY Cromley-Making it necessary tC
show prima facie evidence of fraud OF
error before ballots may be recounted.
BY Morris-Authorizing joint township
operation of gravel and sand pits for ROAD
works
BY Knox-Authorizlng expenditures OF
$1,000 each for equipment OF armories es-
tablished by State.
BY Whitacre-Appropria $4,000 for
additional free employment agencies.
By Platt-Regulating the practice OF
nonmedical healers.
BY Garver-Regulating compensation OF
attorneys in certain cases
By Liggett-Providing for observance
of Memorial Day.
BY Notwithstanding for appointment
of Jury Commissioners.
BY Snyder-Regulating water gates on
partition lines.
BY Cowan--Providing for admission to
State institutions.
BY Nieding-Penalizing removal OF
Identification numbers and marks on mo-
tor vehicles.
BY Establishing a Municipal
Court in Hamilton.
BY Garver-Establishing separate
election precinct in Washington Town
ship, Holmes county.
BY Reighard-Appropria funds for
period of February 16 to June 80, 1915.
By Beetham-Penalizing persons falsely
representing themselves. as blind, deaf,
dumb or crippled.
BY HineS-AuthoriZing settlement for a
railroad right of way.
BY KnOX-PrOviding for the pay of Of
fcers and men of the State militia.
BY. eighard-Appropriat funds for
deficiencies.
BY Reighard-Appropriat funds for
common schools.
BY Pence-Requiring license tags to be
removed from sold automobiles.
BY Observation-Disclosures repayment of
moneys to certain Ottawa County citi-
zens.
By Reighard-Appropria ting funds to
pay claims of persons who suffered losses
of live stock during the food and mouth
disease epidemic.
BY Pence-AuthOriZing payment of GER
tain claims against the State.
By Smith-For relief of Emma Eaton,
a teacher
BY Smith-PrOViding for dust screens
for motormen.
BY Wydman-Abolishing the position of
one of the Assistant Canal Superintend-
cntS
BY Klein-Permitting accused persons
to confer with their attorneys.
BY StOlIeS-EXtending two years the
time for repaying relief funds loaned
building and loan companies two years
ago. ..s
BY Parrett-Rclating to publication of
real estate assessments.