Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MORNING SESSION.

Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Richards. Journal of yester-
day read and approved.
Mr. KESLER asked and obtained indefinite leave
Of absence for the Speaker on account oil the deah oil
Judge Matthews OF Dayton, who was Colonel Par
rOtts brOther-in-law. 80, -,
Mr. MCM ARREL Ill presented the petition Of Abra-
ham Workman and other citizens OF klchland town
ship Holmes county, 10 compel sub school districts
to build their own school houses. ~
MIR, H0UGH presenter the petition of Prof. w ".
tbe passage Of law autSofSinS School exSmnets 70
occupy any public school balding for their sessions
also 10 increase their meetings TO twenty-fOur per
year also to increase and providing for per diem oil
81 Referred TO committee on Common schools II
Mr. NIXON presented the petition OF VIM II.
jackson aud other citizens Of Hamilton county, Tor
the passage of law placing ale and betr saloons un-
der the same restrictions as places where lnt0xlca
ting liquors are sold. Referred TO committee on
Mrs BLOOM presented the memorial Of A. ].
Snow, of Cuyahoga county, asking what legislation
if any is necessary to the amounts OF wool
raised within this State. Referred TO the commit
Mr. NIXON presented the petition of James Dali
ton, citizen Of Cincinnati for change in the law
in regard TO etrailroads - a.sI :.
Mr.. 0REN presented the petition OF william nj; b.
Smith and other citizens of Vernon township, Clln-
ton county, for the passage o. law 70 Leeve James
township. whchwa referred to Mr.. oren as a select
Mr.. HALL, presented the petition of Joseph An
derson and 220 other citizens of Ashland county al
sn the petition of 81 other members OF FerrJVllle
Division Sons Of Temperance, for the passage Of a
law prohibiting public officers from using lntoxica
M Mr Y9oUNG presented the petition Of, citizens of
Hamilton county, TOR law to authorize the commls,
stone of Hamilton county to purchase the toll
bridge over the Great Miami river, known as the
COlerain and Venice bridge, and make IL iree-
which was referred tO the Hamilton county Repre-
Sundry bills were read the second time and re-
ferred 10 appropriate committees.
Mr. Gardner's bili, Prohibiting county commits
= lsnua VNEau al
of any public building or improvement iDYoylng an
expense of more than twenty thousand dollars with
out first submitting the question OF the proprlety OF
the same to the qualified voters OF the county,
ELECTED much discussion, which was participated IN
by Messrs Lockwood, Piatt, Kibbee, Wiles, Encell,
Alexander, Houston, Hughes, NorihWay and Boom
after which the bill wss passed. -.r ...- -
Mr.. Schneider's bill, To authorize married womtn
t1contract for repairs property which belongs to
them, end to provide for lens ~. thereon t 70 secure
discussed at considerable length when was referred
to its author select comm ttee Of one, with in
Mr. Deford;s bill. To authorize the Commissioners
of the several counties Of the State to receive be-
quests donations, and gifts and to erect monuments
TO the memory of the soldiers whe died or were killed
in the war of le6l was read the third time. aud dis
cussed when it referred TO It's author as select
committee Of one, with instructions to amend.
The House then took . recess af r.sIf.t 5
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Schneider's bill. To authorize married women
longs TO them and to secure claims TO pay ior sucn
Mr.. THORNH LII introduced a bill, which wasread
the first and second times supplementary TO an act
entitled an act TO authorize the Board OF Educa-
iton of MilIersburg Holmes county TO borrow money
passed March y lss4, passed March ~ ISoS; Inls
bill was then referred to select committee oil TWO
Messrs ThOrnhil and Alexander. m
Mr. Chase's bill, Supplementary to an act entitled
act to provide; ;'srS SOsa eSi%s S@d making an sp
preparation for their payment passed April H. looo
was amended and passed. 8. .fgEt4 A.
Mr.. NIXON moved that message be sent TO the
Senate requesting the return OF the bill 10 amend
an Act entitled an act declaring Offices vacant IN GER
tain cases and providing for filing the same, which
H, b.. By Mr.. RUTTER. To eneni an act entitled
an act TO enAbe the trustees Of colleges academies
universities and other ter tne 81
promoting education, to become bodies corporate, ,
pissed April ., 1852, was read the third time and
KEssLER introduced bill which was j read sSd
the first time Further TO the autes Oh the
commissioners Of Hamilton county: A.,
Senate Bill, BY Mr. HAYDN, 70 suppress up & The
circulation of BANK aOt9 S ;s "a was
Sdyocatei By Messrs. Bruff, Hastings, Alexander.
Lockwood and Nixon and opposed by MessTs.
Hughes, McMorran, Hill, Houston and Dangler
when its further consideration was postponed until
" The Bill Introduced into the Senate to-day, read
three times and passed, was received In Senate
rnessage put through its several readings under
suspension OF the rules, and passed by the House
lSupPss an omission n the bli wnlcn IsS ~ ~
law few days ago. 10 increase the saafy " INV
State Librarian 70 $500 year.
n. r. BY Mr.. COLE, To amend section 56 OF an
sot entitled aI AZ Tsasng 70 w as Isad he tRird
'iSs B.. Bp BY Mr. SAVAGE, To amend the sth sec
tion Of the 'act regulating mar iages,T passed ian
nary s. 1924 took effect June lst 1874. was read the
third time and assoc. te ei1pqt y. n
MI. d ANGLER, from select committed. report 2
hack Senate bill, To authorize the incorporatlon q
ToSrda of Trade and Chambers OF mmerce, AND