Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-07

n, B. 4l0i by Mr.. CONVERSE-To amend
sec. Of the general aohoollaw, atN\,tt
Il, B. All, by Mr.. CLAPP-To restore the
authority of juries. III
The committee on Agriculture reported back
II. B. 34-Concerning dogs, which was referred
to the Judiciary committees,
The same committee reported back II b. 33l
Which received the came reference. q
The committee to whom was referred certain
memorials, asking authority for commissioners
TO levy tax for the benefit of agricultural
societies, reported adversely to the prayer.
The committee on schools and School Lands
reported back s. B. 1870 amend section 10
of tae general school law, and recommended it's
passage, when the billwas read third time and
passed--yeas 70, naysl5.
The same committee reported back the pro-
test of William Price, OF Fulton county, against
the abolition,of township boards of education,
and were discharged from further consideration
Of the subject. s-c
Tho same committee reported back II. b.
299-Relating to military school lands, when
the bill was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. BROWNE, of Miami. from the commit
tee to whom was referred II. b. l50-To let
the repairs of the Public Works, made report,
with amendments 10 the BILL
Mr.. SCOTT. of Jefferson, madea minority
EepUIb Ou bhul6 Dllly huN6rbo w us p1SbhBot
both of which were laid on the table.
The Committee on Corporations reported back
H. B. 394-relating TO market house companies
when the bill was referred to the Hamilton
county delegation. L.
The Judiciary committee reported on certain
memorials from Ottowa county, in relation to
Mutual Insurance companies, that the House
has already acted on the subject.
The same committee reported back various
memorials, asking the removal Of all distinc-
tions on account Of color, expressing the opinion
that it would be expedient to grant the prayer.
The same committee reported back H. B.
373-To dispense with the services of grand
juries In certain cases-and recommended that
it be indefinitely postponed, which was agreed
| to-
The committee on Roads and Highways re-
ported back H. B 290-For opening roacs and
highways-when the bill was ordered to be read
third time to morrow. M a 1851
The Judiciary committee reported back II
B 352-To amend section 43 Of the act for the
settlement Of the estates of deceased persons
when the bill was set for third reading to-mor.
row. 'l4'H @a3
The committee on Roads and Highways
reported back Fl. B. 337-Supplementary tc
the act for opening roads and Highways, wher
the bill was set aside for third reading to-
morrow.
The House concurred in the committee o
conference on the matter of difference on s
B. 35-Relating to LoDgview asylum--yeas SO
nays 0. ,a
i The Judiciary committee reported back S
B. 246-Supplementary to the act regulating th
mode Of making assignments, when i
Mr.. KRUM moved to amend by striking
out the proviso, which was disagreed to, whel
the bill was passed-yeas "a, nays 6.
On motion Of Mr.. HITCHCOCK, H. b 90
ITO provide for leasing or selling the Publ
Works, was made the special order Of the Hous
for Tomorrow at half past q p. M. as 'or 7te
Mr.. VORIS moved to take from the tabl
his resolution against the further Introduction o
bills, on leave, which motion was disagreed to
, On motion of Mr.. McSCH00LER, his reso
luton for q change in the State Constitution
was taken from the table and referred to him o
| Select committee.
Mr.. PARR moved to take from the table hi
resolution providing for o sine die adjourn
which was agreed to--yeas Al nays As. ~
Mr.. CARLISLE moved that the House tax
recess till 10 A. M. Tomorrow. ,
; Mr.. ROBINSON moved that the House
now adjourn, which was agreed to-yeas 81
4 nays 80 d