The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-05
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF OHIO.
THIRD DAY.
COLUMBUS, o., January A,

lntenu0u 10 lntf0duce nlll5 were made as f0l
lows:
By Mr.. Parrish, of Erie, d bill to protec
wcOl-growers against dogs.
By Mr.. Moore, OF Butler, bill to repea
the sct Of last session, which repealed the II
per cent. interest law.
By Mr.. Garfield, of Portage, a bill to provid,
for geological survey of the State.
BY Mr.. Harrison, of Madison, TO repea
sections l, 2, 3, 4 and I, and to amend section!
5 and s, of the Police act, passed March IA
1859. The bill is designed to repeal that por
ton of the act appointing Police Commission
ers, and to authorize the Mayor in cities Of ths
first class to appoint eight persons with III,
powers Of police officers to offciate In Polio:
Courts and in Work houses, at the same pay
as police officers. 1t continues the office o
Chief of Police as in the act, at salary o.
$4,000 per annum; the office Of City Marsha
remaining abolished.
By Mr.. Brewer, of Columbiana, a bill t,
amend the act concerning guardians an(
wards, passed April l3, 1855 Also bill t.
provide for the collection of certain claims
against railroad companies.
By Mr.. Moore, bill to extend the jurisdic
tion of Justices of the Peace, in certain cases
INTRODUCTION OF BILLs.-The following billI
were introduced and read the first time:
By Mr.. Harsh, of Stark, an act empowering
executors and administrators TO administer iu
certain cases. 1t gives them power to admin
lister to appraisers of estates of deceased per.
sons to those presenting claims against estates
rauthentication-with charge.
By Mr.. Brewer, an act to enable the receivers
of the Bank of Massilon, Ohio, to close up it
affairs. 1t does not conflict with former acts
but authorizes the receiver, directors of The
bank, &c., to give sixty days notice to credi
tors in public journals of general circulation
to file their claims, and bar all claims not pre-
sented within that period. Settlement othsr.
wise to be conducted according to orders oi
court now filed.
BY Mr.. Jones, of Delaware, an act author il
ing the Commissioners of Delaware County tr
borrow money to supply deficiency in the
County Treasury.
REPORT FROM SELEcT COMMITTRE.-Mr. Mon
roe, from the select committee on Standing
Rules, presented report recommending the
adoption of the rules Of last session, so amend
ed as to authorize the President of the Senate
to appoint standing committees, each of which
shall consist of not less than three nor more
than seven members. Agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Schleich, 24O copies Of
the rules of the Senate and joint rules of Gen
eral Assembly were ordered to be printed fl
the use Of the Senators.
A message was received from the House, in
forming the Senate of the readiness of tnat
body to meet the Senate in joint convention,
to count the ballots for the State officers elect.
On motion the Senate proceeded to the Hall
of Representatives. ..
H0USE-Mr. Mcpherson, of Huron, pre-.
sented a petition from the citizens of thia
county, praying for law to prevent cattle,
hogs and other domestic animals from running
at large Referred to committe of one
Mr.. Mcpherson.
A message was received from the Senate,
announcing the appointment Of committee
to prepare rules for the government of tho
two Houses. Such resolution having been
adopted and sent to the Senate yesterday, on
motion it was laid upon the table, as was, also,
q resolution adopting the rules of the last ses-
sion for the temporary government Of the two
Houses.
Also message, that the Senate had passed
joint resolution appointing a Committee 10
make arrangement for the Inauguration of the
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and the State
officers. On motion this resolution was
adopted, and Messrs. Voris, Robinson, Woods,
Parrott and Stout, were appointed commit
tee on the part of the House.
NOTICE OF BILLs.-Members asked and oh
tanned leave to give notice of intention to in
troduce bills as follows:
By Mr.. Hughes, of Butler, notice of bill
to repeal the School Library tax.
By Mr.. Rees, of Morrow, notice of bill for
the protection of wool-growerS in the State.
By Mr.. Woods, af Licking, bill fixing tie
compensation Of County Auditors and County
Treasurers.
By Mr.. Monahan, bill 10 amend an aot
entitled "An ACT to prevent the running at
large of swine," passed March 2S, 1859.
By Mr.. Wright, of Hamilton, bill 10
amend Section So of the School Law.
By Mr.. Shaw, bill to regulate the fees yt
Prosecuting Attorneys.
By Mr.. Taylor, of Ashland, bill to allow
Justices of the Peace fees in certain cases.
By Mr.. Converse, bill to repeal an act ga :
titled "An act supplementary to an act 10
provide for the organization Of cities and il :
ccrporated villages" passed May 8, 1852
passed April 3, 1857.
By Mr.. Burr, OF Delaware, bill to amen
an act entitled dan act to provide against tao
evils resulting from the sale of intoxicatin 2
liquors in the State Of Ohio" passed May !,
1852.
By Mr.. Parr, of Licking, bill for the re-
organization aud supervision Of the National
Road
By Mr., Mussop, of Champaign, bill to rp-
peal the present School Library system; aiao
a bill regulating the building of dams upon
rivers and running streams in such way as
to facilitate the passage of fish,
Mr.. Rses, of Franklin, bill granting to
Justices Of the Peaca and Mayors of cities
additional power in criminal cases. -
BY Mr.. Stedman, a bill giving the power Of
selecting the laws to be published by the local
press throughout the State, to the Auditor,
Probate Judge and Prosecuting Attorney in
each county.
By Mr.. Clspp, bill for the extension of the
license to plead before the several courts of the
State.
By Mr.. Tanneyhill, of Holmes, a bill to
amend the third and fourth sections of an
act entitled "An act to provid for the parti-
ton of real estate" passed February II, 1881.
Also, a bill to amend the 59th and 103d SC
tions Of the code of civil procedure, passed
March II, 1858.
By Mr.. Collins, bill to amend section Of
the act passed April IL, 1858, entitled Gan act
to provide for the collection of claims against
steamboats, and other water crafts" authoriz-
ing proceedings against the same by name
By Mr.. Vincent, bill to so amend section
IL of an act entitled dan act to regulate the
fees of officers in civil and criminal cases, u
passed March 5, 1881, so as to require par.
tie, litigant to pay the whole cost of the jury
in each case.
Also, q bill to amend section 175 Of tho acl
to establish code of civil procedure, so az 10
exclude property exempt from execution by
law, from the necessary affidavit Of the plain