Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
itN MORNING SESSION
Speaker in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Joseph Trimble.
Journal read and approved.
PErITroNs ANp MEMuRIALs.

Z Prayer by Rev. Joseph Trimble.
Journal read and approved.
7aln ses PETITIONS AND MEMoRIALs. ll
Mr.. Odlin presented the petition OF commits
siouers and others, citizens of Montgomery
county, praying Especial act TO authorize the
: levy Of q tax 10 build jail in said county.
Which was referred to acoinmittee Of one
Mr.. Odlin. aeatg .aie,ais
Also, the petition of D. G., Burch and others,
citizens of Montgomery county, praying o
change Ia the time Of expiration OF Office of
county auditors. ". b. lI.
| Which was referred to the committee on Ju-
dietary. .-;1 eAst y,
SECOND READING AND REFERRHcE OF BILLS.
j Bills were read the second time, and referred
to committees as follows:
II. b No. IL, by Mr.. Glessner-To repeal
the aot to authorize the election Of one addition
al judge OF the court of common pleas, of the
eighth judicial district, passed April l2, 1858,
and TO distribute the salary annexed to that Office
after the expiration Of the term of the present
Incumbent
To Judiciary. u
H. b. No. l3, by Mr. Lind-To authorize OK
ecutors and administrators to administer the
oath of office In certain cases,
To Judiciary.
| H. n W. III Dy mr. onyuer-l0 authorize
the commissioners of Mercer county, to borrow
money Tor the relief Of the families Of volun,
teers in the county of Mercer.
To Military Affairs.
H. B.,No. Is, by Mr.. Howe--To authorize
the county commissioners to appropriate as
county roads, turnpike and plank roads that
| have been, or hereafter ehall be abandoned.
70 Roads and Highways.
ii. u. No l6, by Mr.. Dresel--To amend sec.
tion 524 Of on act entitled can act to establish
code of civil procedure passed March IL,
1898. Swan and Critcbfeld's Revised Stat.
utes, l106.)
To Judiciary.
ID. b. No IL, by Mr.. Cook--To amend Sec
ton one of an act passed April 6, 1859, entitled
IAN act to amend sections 7, 8, 9 and 10 Of an
act entitiedan actto relieve the district courts,
and to give greater efficiency to the judicial
system Of the State" passed April l2, 1858
and to repeal sections one and three of said first
mentioned act. rs 54..s5 ~ .at'la sat..
10 select committee Of one--Mr Cook.
ID. y. No. IL, by Mr.. Stewart-To amend
the 18th section OF On act Of the jurisdiction
and procedure before justices OF the peace, and
OF the duties of constables In civil cases, pass
ed March IA, 1853. (Swsn, vol. l, p. 1915
| Mr. Stewart moved to refer to committee on
Judiciary.
Mr. Osborne to indefinitely postpone Not in
order.
Referred to committee on Judiciary.
II. BsNo l9, by Mr.. Uhl---To authorize the
county commissioners Of Holmes county to
transfer money in the treasury of said county,
from the public building fund, to the fund for
the support OF families Of volunteers in The SER
vice of the United States. "sNep
To Military Affairs. s IS 9 A
II II. No. 20, by Mr.. Rockwell--TO amend
State of Ohio.
To Agriculture
H. B. No. 81, by Mr.. Cory-To abolish the
office of the board of directors of county inErm-
aries. .,sr
To committee on Fees and Salaries of OFF
cere. y9
NoTicR OF INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. Randall gave notice that on tomorrow
or some subsequent day of the session he would |
bill to authorize the removal from |
Office of justices Of the peace BY the judges of |
the court Of common pleas, on the presentation
Of grand jury.
Mr.. Dickman-A bill to authorize the crea-
tion of savings banks.
BILLS INTRODUCED ON LEAVE.
The following bills were, on leave, introduced
and read the first time:
H. B. No. %, by Mr.. Cook-To define the
urisdiction and regulate the practice of the
probate court in the county of Wood
Il extends to the county of Wood the provi-
April IL, 1858. aI.'
H. No. %, by Mr. Dresel-To repeal An
lct entitled can act supplementary to the act
% provide for the organization of cities and in
'orporated villages, passed May 3, 1882" pass
I'd April 3. 1857.
d b. No. "A, by Mr.. Dresel-To amend Sec
ion OF an act entitled ian act concerning
lotares public and commissioners, and prescrib ,
ng their duties" passed March Is, 1856.
1t provides that no banker, broker, or officer, !
tockholder, clerk or agent Of any bank, banker,
y broker, shall be appointed, or shall hold the
fice OF notary public In this State. No attor.
Iey OF any bank, banker, or broker shall do or 1
ertorm any act as q notary public for and
behalf OF such bank, banker, or broker q
II. b. No. 25, by Mr.. Odlin--An act to
mend ian act defining the Jurisdiction of pro- v
ate courts in criminal cases in the counties of
ike, Portage, Jackson, Clermont, Carroll, Gal
%, Butler, Lucas, Hooking, Defiance Brown.
Drain. Coshocton and COlumbiana," passed v
Ipril 4, 1859. y
1t provides that in the counties named the 1,
rebate courts shall have concurrent jufisdic-
on with justices of the peace, in the punish ii
tent OF all crimes and misdemeanors, and such
ther and further jurisdiction as hereinafter "
rovided. III
Also, repeating original section / of the act
Also, to exempt the county Of Butler from r.
le operation of the act named. "
II. B. No. 26, by Mr. Griswold-an act to en-
Bile justices Of the peace to discharge the du- si
es Of police judge. ~. 4,
1t proposes 10 confer powers on justices Of the
sace in cities, to act as police Judges pro TEN, n
Police Courts Of said cities, in cases Of the 4,
Dsence, sickness, inability or other disability n,
said city police judges, and be entitled to re-
live compensation for euah temporary service N
, the city council may determine eA 8 v,
H. B. No. 81, by Mr. Krum--to FIX the sala.
es of State officers and TO repeal certain acts m
lerein named as follows:
To Governor, 81 500 per annum; Lieutenant
cvesnor, $4 per day during sitting Of the
egislaturei Judges Supreme Court, 81, 900 per di
mum; Judges Common Pleas Courts and
idges Criminal Court of Hamilton coun- Of
; $1,000 each; Treasurer OF State, 81 400;
tate Librarian, $500; Attorney General, sI,. A
DO, and three per cent. on collections for TIE
tate, to npt exceed (entire) 1000, during r
rm OF ofhse; each member Board Of Public el
forks, $500, and no travelling expenses or 9TH
wise. All TO be paid quarterly. 50
Il proposes toFepeAl certain acts. re
n. b. No. %, by Me- szinn--An act to repeal al
10 laws in regard TO the fling Of mortgages oi
> personal property, 10 take effect on the 1st
y Of July, 1862. M aassa lte
IL b. No. g, by Mr.. echell--TO amend sec
90 seven Of an net to provide for the 'eloc- Al
On 0f k0unahsr, auuaun<su anA "a -, ,n...te !. Of