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

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turing fund. Corrective OF old lawD
S. b. No. 2S3. Moore OF JeffersOn-Au-
thOrizing the superintendent OF the Sol.
diers and Sailors Orphans home to act a.
guardian for minor inmates of the insti-
tuition.
H. B. No. 574. Knox Of Washington
Authorizing the admission Of orphans Of
members Of the Ohio National Guard
killed or disabled while on duty to the
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans home
at Xenia.
S. b. No. 2S3, Moore Of Iefferson-Cre,
ating a committee TO recommend a site
for state normal school In eastern Ohio.
Taxation.
H. B. No. 342, Plumb Of Delaware
Making budget commission consist Of
county treasurer, auditor and prosecuting
attorney.
II. B. No. 2s Parrett- -whittemore-Re-
pealing the Warnes law, abolishing the
offices Of district tax assessors and pro-
viding for the election OF assessors and
making county auditor county taxing Of
hcial.
S. B. No. sc, Collins Of Hamilton-In-
cluding bank deposits among credits
which a taxpayer may subtract from his
debts in returning property for taxation.
H. b. No. 6S7, Parrett Of Fayette-Re
pealing section 5601 of the general code.
providing for the publication Of real es-
tate assessments.
s. B. No. 317, Carver of Miami-Amend-
ing the Parrett- -Whittemore bill so that
boards of tax revision shall be appointed
next January instead Isf April and there
after in April of each year.
Resolutions.
S. ]. r. No. 8, Hopple Of Cuyahoga-v
MemorialiZing congress to amend sea-
mems bill to remove drastic clauses afS
fecting Great Lakes vessels.
H. ]. r. No. 5, Smith of Morgan-Mak-
ing formal acceptance on the part os
Ohio to the provisions of the Smith,
Lever agricultural act passed by con-
gress.
II. ]. r. No. IS, Bohm of Cuyahoga-.
Memorializing senators and representa-
tives to congress from Ohio to support
Palmer-Owe bill designed to prevent
interstate commerce in the products Of
G!...I labor.
II. J. r. No. 10, Gallagher Of Madison
-ApprOpriating $1,62275 to meet the ex
penses of the committee which ar.
ranged for the Inauguration of Gov
Frank b. Willis.
S. B. No II, Archer of Noble-Provid~
ing for the registration of bottles and
other containers and making it unlawful
for other persons than the owners to fill
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tainers.
II. r. No. 2S, Beetham of Harrison
Requesting statement from auditor OF
state as to actual condition of state
finances. The statement was given be-
fore it was asked and demonstrated the
state had an unencumbered balance on
March l of nearly $7,000,O00.
II. J. r. No. 81, Money of Williams
For sine die adjournment on May q.
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vding for the publication of a legisa.
tive history covering the S0th and S1sf
general assembly. To be prepared BY
James K. Mercer.
H. ]. R. No. 80. Kimball Of Lake-Au,
thorizing appointment by the governor
of a temporary committee to Investigate
the question of rural credit.
Fish and Game.
H B. No. 49, Bragg of Erie-To reduce
from to 2B inches size of nets permis-
sible in Lake Erie fishing district (emer-
gency measure)
S. B. No. 35, White of Sandusky-Mak-
ing it unlawful to catch carp less than
IA inches long in the waters of Lake Erie
fishing district.
H. B. No. "a, Bragg Of Erie Protecting
quail, Hungarian partridge and Carolina
doves until 1917.
8. B. No 234, White of Sandusky-To
permit the killing of wild duck from Sept,
l to Dec. 81 and from March to April 20.
H. B. No. SS, Etling Of Wayne-Regu-
lating length of bass that may be caught
and fixing season
S. B. No. 244, Wickling of Summit-Au-
thorizing the raising for the market of
ring-neck Mongolian or Chinese pheas-
ants, Hungarian partridges and wild
ducks, persons so engaging to be licensed
by the state.
H. B. No. 112 Leist of Pike-Making
the open season for rabbits from Nov. /
to Jan. l.
Constitutional Amendments to be
Submitted to Voters.
Fl. ]. r. No. 10, Purdum of Ross-Pro-
posing an amendment to exempt from
taxation municipal bonds of the sta te and
political subdivisions. Applies to bonds
issued after Jan. l, 1918.
Miscellaneous.
S. B. No. l, Collins of Hamilton-Fix-
ing the compensation of assistant clerks
and the first, second and third assistant
sergeants-at- arms of the senate and
house of representatives at SIS a day.
S. B. No. 2. Collins of HamiIton-Pro-
viding that each branch of the general
assembly shall fix by resolution the COM
pensation of it's employees other than clerk,
assistant clerk, sergeant-at- arms and
first, second and third assistant sergeants-
at arms.
H. B. No. PIT, Knox of Washington
Providing 81 900 for furnishings for state
armories.
H. B. No. 242, Light of Logan--Author-
izlng township trustees to appropriate $25
for Memorial day exercises.
H. B. No. 325, Knox Of Washington
Providing pay for officers and men Of
Ohio National Guards while attending
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H. B. No. 249, Cowan Of Putnam
Amending section 1S41 of the general code
102 o. L. 21D relating to the admission
of persons to state institutions.
S. B. No. Ill, Collins of Hamilton-Ex-
empts motor fire apparatus, ambulances
and police emergency wagons from speed
regulations for automobiles.
H. B. No. 142, Hoy of Jackson-Pre-
venting fee splitting and fraudulent ad-
vertising by physicians.
s. b. No. 100 Cass Bohm-Providing
for the appointment of commission to
erect an Ohio memorial on the Lookout
Mountain battle field and carrying an ap-
preparation of 500, 900.
H. B. No. 43S, Platt of Ashtabula-Per-
mitting erection of public buildings flush
with lot line, providing permanent ease
ment of adjoining property has been OBJ
tained that no building shall be con-
StruCted on Such land. Also eXemptS from
operation of building code public build
ings constructed on bonds purchased be-
fore enactment of present code.
S. B. No. 1862, Mallow of Ross-Provid-
ing that township trustees shall be liable
for any loss occasioned by failure to pro-
vide a depository for township funds and
in addition pay 2 per cent of the daily
balances on all funds they fail to deposit.
H. b. No. $780, Powell of Gallia--Pro-
-iding for division of school funds and
paid teachers in school districts
receiving state aid.
H. B. No. 356, Pence of Highland-Per-
mts re-registration of new automobile on
fee of 81 instead of IS as at present and
owners to give notice of sale.
H. B. No. 160, Heinselman of Mahoning
To empower councils Of municipal cor
to provide pension funds for ex-
firemen and their widows.
H. B. No. 247, Hite of Perry-Providing
for the display of Ohio battle flags in the
of the state house.
H. B. No. 426. King of Hocking-Au-
-horizing school board in Hooking county
to pay C. F. Krieder, teacher, $133
H. B. No. 712, Platt of Ashtabua-Mak-
H. IL