Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20
IN SENATE.
WEDNESDAY,. Feb, 20, 1861.
Miuutes Of yesterday read and approved.
FETiTIoNs AND MEMoRIALs.

BY Mr.. -READY-From Matthias Collier,
and one hundred aud twenty other citizens Of
Urchsvilie. Tuscarawas county, Lasking q
change In the homestead laws 90 as to specify
the articles exempted in order to prevent the
exemption OF whisky ! play cncs, &c., to pre-
vent the abuse OF esid laws.
By Mr.. M00RE-From H.. W. Doughty,
and 3l3 others of Hamilton, demonstrating
against change in the lave prescribing mode
Of elecnng Marshals Of cities Of the second
class.
BY Mr.. GLASS Memorial from B. Burns and
lis Others Of Riohland county, praying that in
legislation for the liquidation Of Rail Road Com.
panes, provision shall be made for the pay ment
Of the tAIating debts of railroad companies.
Rail Road Committee.
By Mr. NEwMAN From w. 8. Huston
and others of Scioto county, for anSamendment
to the act Of Feb. o4th, 1886, concerning chattel
mortgages, 90 asto require such mortgages to
be recorded. Judiciary
3 BY Mr.. GARFIELO-Ffomk o. p Brown
and 30 Others oil RAvenna, for the passage of o
Law authorizing that village to levy an extra taz
for school purposes. School Committee.
I, SECOND READING.
s.B. 2SO-supplementsry to the school act oi
March l4'b, 1853 Whole. fSSsa 7E11
d s B 234-For the incorporation of savings,
benevolent, and charitable associations, =
Gf.1 i nLts ixrRoDuorD. @ = 8Es
f s. B. 23s; by Mr.. sPRAGUE--"Extend ending
the time oil making reports by School Boards IN
certain oases."
s. B. 239, BY Mr.. JUNEs-To amend the
general tax law Of 1889, SO as to tax Banks up
on their capital stock and eufplus fund and time
deposits. rrsalapa - Z, !. ,s,slyaats 4 -se
rs B. 24O, By Mr.. sTANLEY-To enable
purchasers Of lands in the Salt Reserves Of Jack.
son county TO obtain deeds.
+ REroars or STANDING COMMITTEES.
By Mr., cox, from the committee on Agricul.
ture-Certain amendments to, and q recom-
mendation for the passage Of 8. B No. 2e4--To
change the time of holding the annual meeting
Of the State Board of Agriculture from Deem
Der to Januray. Agreed to. When the bill was
read o third time, and passed. Yeas PSI nays
3. ai ~ ~ - n. "a KIN w % I
RrPoRTs FaoM sELEcT ooMMiTTEEF.
By Mr. BREWER, from the committees to
whom was reierrsd the petition of w. Reed,
and Others Of Wyspdot county, for the passage
Of law concerning fisheries on the Ssndusky
river, similar to the act Of Masch 10Th, ls43.
RECOMMENDING ErtcrCucg VI ltuo. pcbitiUu3 W
the Judiciary committee, with instructions to 70.
port bill Agreed 10. ln ,iai .eafeai
BY Mr. BREWER, a Recommendation for
the passage of n. B. No l68- Supplementary
to the act defining the duties Of Coroners. The
bill requires that PhysIcians fees In Post Nor
TEN examinations shall be passed BY the Cor
oner's jury, subject 70 the approval Of County
Commissioners. .'tiN
Mr. JONES moved to amend 90 that the fee
shall be fixed by the Court Of Common Pleas.
Agreed to, when the bill was referred to the
Committee on Medical Colleges,
Mr.. ,HOL MES had leave TO give notice that
he illintroduce bill to regulate Street Rail-
roade. cesislid'a tf3.4 c3flJ igtt ~ Tar9 s.ag.s
RrPoKTs From THE JUDICIARY coHmrrrEE.
Mr.. HARRISON, from this committee, re.
ported back 3. b. 232-on Woman's Rights
vithou. recommendation, and Il was recommt.
Ted 10 Nj Key, to be reported back next Tues
day morning. xI sad |
ALSO. H. B. 347-To Increase the fees Of ju-
rors in Justices Courts, with Recommended |
TO postpone IL Indefinitely. Agreed toi ayes %, |
nays Q. AN s,sEl
The Senate took recess.