Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-04

print the bill, since IL was as plain as II could be
that Il simply provided that certain party shall
be permitted TO put up gas works In the Prison, at
his own expense, with the understanding that the
State tsball buy the gas of him for the State
House, Prison, and other State Institutions, at
81 per 1000 feet. with the privilege of taking
the works Of his hands at cost price within ten
years. ef fsL
Mr.. CARLISLE said that on hearing the bill
read, bis views Of 1t were 80 modified that he
was only the better convinced Of the propriety
OF printing the bill, aud he would, therefore,
insist on his motion 3 I' 3
After some further discussion, the House ad-
jouTned. 1' ig.a 4. 'l''4l e lAa
t. ml,f, IN SENATE. 35so ',- -.no
THURSDAY, A. NJ, April 4th-1s6i. 4
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Morris. Y-8... D. Ia
SECOND READINGS. sEQQ 90
H. B. No. SO, by Mr.. SCHIFF-To repeal
sections second, third and fourth OF an act en-
titled can act to amend the act to incorporate
the town of Clifton, in Hamilton county, and
establishing the Clifton election precinct" pass
ed March %, 1851. d,
H. B. No. 1853, by Mr. CONVERSE To
provide for the relief Of turnpike and plankroad
companies 10 certain cases.
H.B. No. 3O5, by Mr.. DEvoRE-To prevent
bankers, brokers, and other persons, from re.
ceiving or paying out the notes or issue Of fspe.
cie.paying banks at less rate than par.
II. B. No 1876, by Mr.. SCOTT, OF Warren
Supplementary to an act entitled an act for the
encouragement Of agriculture, " -llv
H. B. No. 437, by Mr.. VINCENT--To au4
thorize the sale Of certain Western Reserve
school lands. School Committee. iia 'a 70
i s. B. No. 268-For the relief OF A, w. Ayres
& Co., contractors for convict labor. 94nL
! s. B. No. 2S9-Suppementary to and to
amend sections l3, Ia and 16 Of the act for the
appointment, and q more thorough system oI
accountability of officers of the Ohio Penitentia
ry, fixing their compensation, prescribing theil
duties, and determining the manner of working
the convicts, passed March "a, 1860. 7- .
! The foregoing were referred to the committee
Of the Whole excepting H. B. No. 437. ~
/ -.. THIRD READING.
H. B. 42s, by Mr.. ANDREWS, on leave
To amend section one Of an act entitled an ac
to amend sections five and six Of an act enti
tied can act regulating the mode OF administer
ing assignments in trust for the benefit OF cred
itors," passed April 6, 1859. ...4 :,
The bill passed-yeas "a, nays0 0. ~, 8, -s
TWAS amended go as to provide that assign
ees may sell and compound claims adjudget
desperate. under the same circumstances as pro
vided for selling and compounding such claim
by executors and administrators; IL permits th,
sale of personal property without requiring th,
. same to bring two.thirds ofits appraised value
when the Prob ate Court shall so order; and
also allows the assignee TO- file petition 10
o sale of real estate in the Court of Commo
q Pleas, while the same is encountered with liens
or when questions OF title are be to settled. IN
i REPORTS OF STANDING ooMnlrrkEs
Mr.. FERGUSON-From the committee OF
Municipal Corporations, recommended Oh
passage of H. B. No. 1856, relating exclusivel,
to Cleveland, providing special mode of as
sessing corner lots for sewerage purposes. Th
bill passed-yeas "a, nays0. I9laG 'eWTf
Mr.. C0X-From the committee on Agricul
ture, recommended the passage Of H. b. No
426, appropriating 81 500 from the Agriculture
Fund, distributed by the State to county 30.
!, lcieties to pay the expenses Of Commissions
to the Worlds Fair at London in 1862, 5ant
other expenses incident to fair representation
Of the State's agricultural and mechanical in.
terests at that exhibition. atrls ,3'4e
Mr.. JONES moved to amend go that the ap
preparation shall be made from the State Treas
ury, and 10 refer the bill with Instructions Il
} amend In accordance Herewith. Agreed TO.
sI Mr.. MONROE, from the School committee
/ recommended the passage of II. B. 45c--Fur-
ther defining the duties of Boards of Education
! for incorporated towns, villages and indepen
dent school districts, which requires such Board
. to make returns, to county Auditors, OF sucl
| school statistics as the School Commissioner
may require. The bill passed-yeas 81, nays Q
2 Mr.. MONROE, from the same committee
q recommended the passage of H. B. No. 424, b,
: Mr.. Wright, of Hamilton-To extend the tim,
for allowing the lessees of section 20, in Spring
. field township, Hamilton county, to surrende
0 their leases and receive deeds. Agreed to, an,
( the bill passed unanimously. 10 seysisv
,I Also, recommended the psssageof H. B. No
? 400, by Mr.. Schiff-To amend the third sectiol
0 of the ''act to provide for the sale of sectiol
sixteen, in Delhi township, in the county Of Ham
!. ilton," passed March II, 1887. Agreed TO
+ and the bill passed unanimously. s-'cs slgs
Also, recommended the passage Of II. B. No
0 Alb, by Mr.. Wood-To extend the time of pay
! ment Of section sixteen, in the townships of Fri
and Clay, being school lands, In 0ttowa county
: Ohio. Agreed, to and the bill passsd unani
mously. rev .rs4tf Il sibsi9 l3g
Also, recommended the passage Of H. B. No
357, by Mr.. Monahan--To areleye the les
sees, assignees and equitable holders of the I'm.
. sold school lands belonging TO town number 3
range number ii, In the Ohio Company's pur-
chase; and to authorize the lessees, assigneei
and equitable holders Of said lands, to anrrende
their leases and receive deeds. Agreed to, ami
(, the bill passed unanimously. s6 i 10 s's.g
Mr.. SPRAGUE, from the Enrolling commit,
tee, reported the enrolment Of sundry bills.
ii Mr.. PERRILL. from the Agricultural com
!, mittee, recommended the indefinite postpone
Inent Of the "Aood-wood'' bills B. No. SAB
4 4. M0opE froo, tho oom mittae nm co-ro. /.