Acts of the State of Ohio Volume 105-106

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1915 Excerpt: ...chiefs of police departments or chiefs of fire departments of municipalities. All existing eligible lists of persons who have taken regular competitive examinations shall continue in force for the term of eligibility to be fixed by the commis-sion as provided herein. All property of the existing state commission shall become the property of the commission to be appointed hereunder. Section 2. REPEALS. Sections 486-1, 486-2, 486-3, 486-4, 486-5, 486-6, 486-7, 486-8, 486-9, 486-10, 486-11, 486-12, 486-13, 486-14, 486-15, 486-16, 486-17, 486-18, 486-19, 486-20, 486-21, 486-22, 486-23, 486-24, 486-25, 486-26, 486-27, 486-28, 486-29, 486-30, 486-31 and 4505 of the General Code and all other acts or parts of acts inconsistent with the provisions of this act be, and the same are hereby repealed. Charles D. Conover, Speaker of the House of Representatives. John H. Arnold, Passed May 27,1915. Approved May 28, 1915. President of the Senate. Frank B. Willis, Governor. Filed in the office of the Secretary of State at Columbus, Ohio, on the 1st day of June, A. D. 1915. 162G. House Bill No. 708. AN ACT. Allowing certain claims against the state and making appropriations therefor. Whereas, The state highway commissioner, in the year Appropriations 1914, by mistake, attempted to enter into contracts for the SBaln8V7he state construction of main market roads in excess of the amount,.r?rHtlon appropriated for such purpose by the 80th general assembly, and awarded said contracts, and some work has been done under each of said contracts, to-wit: A contract for the construction of a section of the Cincinnati-Hamilton main market road No. 7, in Butler county, let December 11, 1914, at the estimated cost of $60,000 00; ££p!l??.ria.tlon A contract for the construction of...