Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-22
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MI. 2 PARsoNs presented Ae meEs Esorial Of
Gov Wood and other cltiSens OF Cyab0ga ooun-
~, praying for law 70 prevent Domestic Stock
from runing at large, which was referred to the
Committee on Roads end Highways.
Mr.. REES of Morrow, presented, the petition
of Samuel Beatty, and % other citizens of Nor
row county, praying for q law to prevent Stock
from running at large which was referred to the
Committee on Agticultnre; vi 4 1.
t&A isKcoNp aEaDlkas. p y Ob
Ii. B No. 2s7; BySMr sToUT-Deaning
the duty Of sheriffs in certain cases, Referred
| to the committee on Penitentiary.
II. B. No 299 By Mr.. HOWELL Amend.
atory to an act to .'iurber amend the act enti-
tied an act to preserve the purity Of elections" I"
passed April Is, 1857. Referred to the Judicla,
II. B. sSO; By Mr.. DEvoRE-FSr opening
aud regulating roads and highways Referred
to the committee OF the whole.
! II. B. No. 299; BY Mr., ANDREWS-Tc
amend section fourteen of an act to authorize
the Incorporation Of mutual Insurance compa-
lies, passed April IA, 1857. Referred to the
committee on corporations, other than munich
pal.
|. ..s. THIRD READINGS.
| IL. B. No. 46; By Mr.. STOUT--To preven
1sS%No
or muatto persons, was read a third time ant
pssssed-yeas 60, nays 0. I'D, -. ....
Mr.. McCUNE moved to amend the title so tha
it will read, "a bill to prevent the amalgama
tion Of the white and oolored races" Carried
II. B. 267-By Mr.. HUGHES: To amend
section seven Of the act of 1853, respecting
roads and highways, was read a third time
d Mr.. HILLS stated the object of the bill
which was to direct the County Commissioned
to issue, after road has been opened, their or
der to the trustees OF the proper townships, in
stead of directing their orders to the supervis-
ors. He said the committee was unanimously
. in favor of Its passage. H
III The bill was then passed, yeas GA, nays H.
all H B No. 2Sl; By Mr.. RUKENBR0D-T,
amend section one Of an act entitled an act Il
D provide for the creation and regulation OF In,
: corporated companies 10 the State of Ohio
passed March 4. 1858, was read third time
8 Mr.. RUKENBROD stated the provisions o
the bill. Ii was simply designating who shoul
= be the corporate members of religious socie
: ties, and who are entitled TO vote for trustees
&c. The bill passed by unanimous vote
> BILLS INTRODUCED.
II, B. No. 302; By Mr.. DICKEY-Amenda
tory Of the act Of ls46, regulating the depos
- of chattel mortgages. Ill.
e the payment OF which is secured by chattel NOR
gage, becomes due, the mortgage may go be
fore Justice of the Peace, and file his afidav
setting forth the amount due, &c aud there
upon the Justice is authorized to issue an ordt
Of appraisement and sale. If property be nj
found 10 his township, the Justice is required |
issue his transcript accompanied With the origi
nal papers, TO any township in the State. II Ii
amount due is more than 5000, the transcriI
must be filed with the Common Pleas Court
the proper county, where proceedings, as 10 exc
Il cution shallIbe had r....
A.: The bill further provides remedy before Tia
IT debt becomes due,wheniti ia made to appear thi
8; the mortgagor is about TO remove the mortgag
/ ed property out of the County or whore the NOR
ID gagor is about to dispose of it.
: Mr.. STOUT introduced House Bill 3O3, |
extend the time of payment for certain scho
78 lands In Monroe county
ID On motion OF Mr.. VINCENT, House Bill
a relating to the sale OF lands delinquent for DO
I payment of taxes, aDd the report OF the FinanC
a Committee recommending the indefnite pos
ponement OF said bill, was taken from the tabl
"A Mr.. SCOTT, of Jefferson. the author of Il
{ bill, said that he had given the subject but lit
I'd attention siuce last session. He had great col
fidence in the value and prsctic Il Importance
81 the measure. He hoped the bill would not
aummarilv disposed Of. He asked that the b
i'd might be referred to him as select Commit
that he might have time to prepare his arg
err ments in favor Of the bill The bill was 40 r
on ferred.
Mr.. McCLUNG, from the Committee Q
on Fees and Salaries, reported back s. B. Sc b
Mr.. Harrison-To amend section two OF the Ia
of 1881, prescribing the duties of County Tret
urers, recommending its passage. The bill W
en- directed to be read third time, to morrow.
lct The House then went into Committee
the Whole, Mr.. McCune in the Chair,
The Committee took up II. B. No. 1872.
II. By. Mr. FLAGG-For the surrender al
or transfer to the city of Cincinnati OF go mu,
n ofthe Miami canal, as extends from Bfoadws
he in said city, to the Ohio river. .s.
v, And after some time spent on the discussit
in said bill, the committee reported the b
back with two pending amendments. The b
with the amendments wss then referred to Il
ho committee on Public Works; whereupon t
OS oS House took recess.