Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-18
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
yllly.nrih Goneral Assembly.
SENATE.
FRIDAY MoRNrSo, Jan.

Prayer by Rev. DR.. Mather. li
Mr.. w elsh presented the petition Of the com
missioners and other citizens of Belmont county,
praying for passage of law to fix the com
menoement Of the term Of county auditors on
the frst Monday of September instead of
March. r7 sret lsf ~ cTdt 1fiti sa
Also, the petition of Joseph Sharon, Jesse H
McMath, and l4l other citizens of Harrison
county, praying for the passage of Law reetor.
ing the act of April 8, 1857, relating to bank
taxation; also, to refund to Harrison county
certain local taxes collected BY the state treas
urer, and not distributed Referred to the com
mittee on the Judiciary. ts45 2alii.i ars
S.B. No. l3, by Mr.. Spragae--For the relief
Of certain agricultural societies, was read sec
ond time and referred 10 the committee Of the
Whole. ssa soa31n 9gs'1 .lS1'ef-J393l
IS. B. No. IA, by Mr.. McBurney ITO amend
certain acts fixing the rate of interest. Read
the second time and referred to the committee
Of the Whole. tel9a49 LI 81 aa9g lsa nos
s. B. No. 9--Making partial appropriations
for the year 1862. Read the second time and
referred 70 the committee on Finance.
Mr.. Quinby gave notice Of bill to amend
the 40ih section of can act Of the jurisdiction
and procedure before justices Of the peace"
etc. fre9 gog osf1 f9idV 8 ~. ..H-s =
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS. n
as. B. No. ls, by Mr.. Bierce- TO amend Sec
tion 428 of Gan act to establish code of civil
passed March ii, 1853. an
S.iB. No. IS, by Mr.. ,Neal-To amend the
6lst section of ''an act TO provide for the crea-
ton and regulation Of Incorporated companies |
In the State of Ohio" passed May i, 1859.
s. B. No. 90, by Mr.. Sinnet-To amend can |
let to provide for the uniform government and |
better regulation Of the lunatic asylums OF the |
State, and the care Of idiots and the insane" |
s. B No. 81, by Mr.. Monroe-To amend |
Fan act to fix the salaries Of judges in certain |
,ases," passed April ~, 1858. (Swan ii, 1884 } |
s. B. No. %, by Mr.. Morroe-Supplement
y TO "an act fixing the compensation OF mem
,ers of the General Assembly," passed March
!, 1852. (SWan II, 1917 II
i Mr.. Neal, from the committee on Public
'rinting, to whom the resolution relative to i
rinting the Governors Inaugural Address, re-
orted the came back. and recommended the
doption Of the following joint res ,lution: That
here be printed in German 500 copies Of the
naugural-l, 900 for the use Of the members of
he General Assembly, and 500 for the use of
be Governor. e...
Mr.. Mason, from the committee on the Judi.
iary, reported back S. B. No. 6-To amend an
Ct for the prevention Of certain immoral prac-
ICES, land recommended its passage.
The question being put, shall the bill psss1
esulted, yeas %, nays none. |,
Mr. Mason, from the same committee, report
d back s. B. No. l2-To amend section IS ofl /
au act OF the jurisdiction and procedure before
Istices OF the peace" etc, and recommended
lat the same be indefinitely postponed, which
as agreed to. Q
Mr.. McClung presented the following Joint /
solution, and asked that II be referred to the l
'mmittee on Agriculture: II
ResolUed, That the secretary Of state be au- |
orized and required 10 have printed = copies 4
the report of the State Board of Agriculture
r the year 1861, and - copies Of the report D
7 the year 1862, of which per cent. shall Il
printed in German; and that the size OF the n
pc and mechanical execution to conform TO o
Q report of said board for the year 1859, and D
style of binding to conform to report of 1860;
o thousand copies for 1851, and two thousand
+ 1862; copies Of the reports Of the secre- d
y of state shall be spportoned equally amongl
. present members Of the General Assembly, q
j.. 1il -;'4 4. ,s'A Z 8 d
Mr. Harsh offered the following:
Resolpsd, That the standing committee on | D
yricuItufe be hereby requested 10 inquire into il
Q expediency Of repealing 80 much Of the a
v now In force contained In section one OF an o
/ entitled can act for the encouragement Of O
riculture," passed February "a, 1886, as au- q
prizes the treasurerg Of counties to pay certain
iounts Of money therein specified, out Of the II
unity treasury 80 II
Senate resolved itself into committee Of the
hole on the orders Of tho day, Mr.. Finck In G
) chair; and after some timerose and report. 1
back q
8. B. No. l3-Without amendment, which, ]
motion, was referred TO the committee on {,
.Ficulture. is
Also. that they had had under consideration 0
B. No IA, had made some progress therein, s
daaked leave to cit again, which was grant Z.
On motion Of Mr. Monroe, Il was ,.,s lie
RssoIred, That the Messenger Boys be allow-
two dollars per day for their services,
Inc Inc sens'e sook : recess srsH ~ ,aaai y
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