Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-01

The following notices Of an intention to in~l
|troduce bills were given: AR4
By Mr.. .PATTERSo To abolish the Office
of County Infrmary Director: 44
Mr.. STOUT introduced Il. B. 3gB-Apthotiz
ing the Commissioners Nof Monroe county TO,
borrow money, which was read the fret time
Mr.. SCHIFF introduced II. B. 399-Relaiive
to county records In Hamilton county, and szrss
H. b. 400-To regulate the sale OF school
lands in Delhi township, which were read the
first time. akL laXEx sN tF ef
The Committee on Corporations other than
Municipal reported back II. B. le2--amending,
the general city and village Incorporating act
In relation to associations Of FirSmen- --amend.
ed according to instructions Of the House, which
report was agreed to, when the bill was passed,
yeas 62, nays Is.
The Committee on New Counties reported
adversely 70 petition for Fchange>of the
/ Mr.. CARLISLE, from Select C0mmittee 10
whom was referred s. B. 235 Relative to in
dexing the County Records of Fairfied-repof-
ted the same back and ndrecommended its passage,
when the bill was road a third time and passed
yeas IL nays /.
| Mr.. WOODS, from the select committee to
whom was referredlHsB 29l, Fer leasing or sell
ing the. Public Works--reported the same back,
amended in several particulars, when the bill
was ordered to be printed as amended.
The select committee to whom was referred
the memorial of George flasher, and others, of
Fairfield county, for an appraisement of person.
al property sold under execution reported ad-
versely to the prayer. -.
Mr.CLAPP reported back his bill in relation
to fugitive slaves, when the bill was laid on the
table. 1rf'n. rf yrvv >4.r
| The Committee ON Claims reported resolu.
tion to provide for the payment ofsa claim OF
Bartlett & Smith. ~ A -AAGA -arA-
The Senate resolution to provide for the pay
ment Of the balance of the claim of Messrs.
Spocner franklin & Jarvis, as New Penitentiary
Commissionersj was referred TO the Committee
on Finance. .S-4sii Hs3 NJ W.AG8
The House agreed to the Senate's amend
ments to H. b. 3l7-Reative to cities OF the
frst cless of less than $4,000 inhabitants-yeas
72, nays 2.
a A Communication was received, from tbs
Board Of Public Works in answer to resolu-
asking for the cost OF repairs caused to the ca
malls by the foods Of the Spring of 1860, which
was ordered to be printed.
i "A report of the Commissioners of the Sink
ing Fund was also received and ordered to be
4 printed. zoe ieV 2n'T1H % qal i,qs 4A
"A report was received from the Attorney
3 General relatige to the accumulated fund oi
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Canal Company
which was referred to the committee on Public
l Works.
Mr.. SCOTT, Of Warren, moved to take from
the table the motion to reconsider the vote
whereby the House agreed to the Senate amend
ment to H. B-Relating, to Longview Asy
lum, on which the yeas and nays were demand
ed and resulted-yeas 36, nays As. "a
Mr.. STOUT moved that the House do now
adjourn, which was disagreed to--yeas Is, nays
6s. ftv -r,i 5iof 1854
Mr.. VORIS offered resolution providing
that no more bills be introduced except upon
the recommendation Of some Committed, which
was laid on the table.
Mr.. CHASE offered resolution that the
General Assembly will adjourn sine die on the
18th inst, which was laid on the table. -y-,
On motion of Mr.. CARTER, Senate bill
76-Relating to ditches-was set for thirt
reading on Thursday next. l1c- n1A
Mr.. BALDWIN presented the memorial ol
D. J. Powers and lao others, of youngstown
for an extension Of the corporate and State taz
Of villages. a., ~ n.s...,-
Mr.. HILLS introduced H. B. 4Ol-To limit
the amount of stationery for county officers
which was read the first time.
/ The House then took recess