Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The credentials of Joseph Schell, Repre-
sentative from Stark county, were present.
ed, and that gentleman was sworn into of
tice.
The Speaker announced the following
standing committees of the House:
Agricultwe-Messrs. Lindsey, Green OF
Hamilton, Deano, johnson OF Lawrence,
Messenger, Reber, and Bloom.
Cldims-Messrs. Bradbury, Ferrill, Coch-
ran, Babcock, Davenport, Tiffany and Ii
tus.
Common Schools and School LandS-Messrs
Huston, Weasner, Glover, Brinkerhoff
Thompson, Kibbel, Keyser and Monroe.
Corporations other than Mmicipai-Messrs
Cochran, Kibbel, Forbes, Bidwill Beer and
Boesel
C,urency--Messrs. Osborn, Odlin. Pursell
Everett. Gribben, Messenger and Boehmer
Ewolhnent-Messrs. McGill, Huston Lott
Gunsaulus, Little, Schell and Edwards.
Fees and Saldries-Messrs. Keck, Wood
bury, Reber, Root, Evans Of Brown, Jones
and Mayo.
Federal Relations-Messrs. Kellogg, Clio
ver Hayden, Bradbury, McGill, Trippe and
Gribben. o.
Finance-Messrs. Odlin, BRAKEMAN, Har-
rison. Lind. Johnston of Summit, Osborn
andThornhill.
JuCkciary-Messrs. Delano, Kellogg, Alli-
son, Stanton, Miller Wood and Uhl.
Librmy-Messrs. Lang, Waters, Clark
Gillogley, Thompson, Mayo and Dresel.
Manufactures and Commerce - Messrs
BRAKEMAN, Randall, Kirby, johnson of Law
renee, Morehouse, Dryden and Boesel.
MedicaI Colleges and SocietieS-Messrs
Hixson, Spahr, Gillogley, Tiffany, Johnson
of Athens, Fielding and Monroe.
Military A.Fairs-Messrs. Allison, HiXson
Keck, Waters. Gunsaulus, johnson OF Ath-
ems, and Bratton.
Municipal pOrdtions-Messrs. Gunsau-
lus, Haydon, Ayres, Wood, Trippe, Root
and Dresel.
Penitentiary-M Woodbury., Pursell
Lockwood, Seig, Watson, Green of Wash.
ington, and Edwards.
PriUileges and EieCtiOnS-M Glover
Ayres, Stanton, Johnston of Summit, Daw'
son, Ryder, and Uhl.
| Public Beneu0lent InstitutiOns-Messrs Ev'
erett, Scott, Waters Spahr, Green of Ham,
ilton, Kneeland, and Maffett.
| Public BuildinqS-Messrs. Green of Ham
iltOn, Little, Forbes, Mcintyre, Free, Lott
and ThOrnhill.
| Public Schools-Messrs. Johnston Of Sum.
nit, Randall, Keyser of Noble, Evans O
Brown, Adams, Mcintyre, and Bratton.
| Public Prfnting-Messrs. Scott, Carroll
| Watson, Free, Evans of Clinton, Maffett
and Putnam.
Public W orks-Messrs. Lind, Morehouse
Little, Davenport, Dawson, Lyons, anc
Dresbach.
| Nec C0matieS-Messrs. Ferrill, Larwill
West, Jones, Estill and Keyser of Monroe
RdirOddS-Messrs. Harrison, McGill, Ry.
der, Carroll, Dryden, Lockwood, and Lar
will.
Reform School and Idiotic Asylun,--Messrs
Babcock, Warner, Adams, Osborn, Lyons
Gillogly, and Olds.
Retfenchment = Messrs. Warner, Scott
Keck, Brinkerhooff, Lindsey, and Bloom
Roads and Higbrdys-Messrs. Keyser OF
Noble, Bidwell, Deford, Green of Washing
ton, Evans of Clinton, Estie, and Bphmer
Rerision-Messrs. Randall, Miller, Hay
den, Green of Washington, Long, Putnam
and Beer.
On Temperance Pursell. Kirby,
Clark Root, Bradbury, West, and Titus.
On Unfinished Business - Messrs. Seig,
Monroe, Deford, Dryden, Babcock, Schell,
and Dresbach.
On Universities, C0lleges and Academies
Fielding, and Olds. a'.
Inc speaker appointed on tne JOINT IN
auguration Committee, Messrs. Wood, Ey-
erett, Stanton, Warner and West.
Mr.. BRAKEMAN, from the select committee
on Rules, made a report, which was adopt
ed.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Babcock, to
fix the salaries of Governor at $500, Aud
itor S2S00, and State Treasurer S2400 per
annum.
The memorial of p. Carlin, contestant of
the seat of William Gribben, the sitting
member from Hancock county, was pre-
sented and ordered to be printed.
The remainder of the day was occupied
in counting, in joint session, the vote for
State officers, cast on the 18th of October
last.
The official footings up were announced
to be as follows: