Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-02
TRE OHIO IEGIsLATURE.
FRIDAY, March 80. 1896.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIV
EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
The House resumed the consideration of Mr..
Brooks Senate bill, To abolish the Gfice Of Comp
Nj" NIXON moved to postpone the further con-
sideration Of the bill to the 18th day of January
a call of the House was ordered and Ol members
answered to their names. The Sergeant alarms
dispatched for absentees and brought In several
me nbers when all further proceedings under the
cali were dispensed with.
MIR. LOCKWOOD commenced speech against
the motion 10 postpone. signitylng his intention 10
speak against tins. 10 prevent the vote being taken
by so thin house, but gave way to allow MIR. Nixon
TO withdraw his motion.
The bill was then laid on the table-yeas 9nays 20.
The following bills were introduced ana read a
By Mr.. JONES-To transfer a certain fund there.
in named tU the ger eral fund Of the Incorporated
village of Lima, Allen county. Read twice and re-
ferrcd to tho committee Municipal Corporations.
By Mr.. HUGHES-To provide additional statis-
tics [of bonds and other securities exempt from taxa
tiOnI This House refused to suspend the rule to al
low the bill to he read second sine.
BY Mr.. WRlGHT-FUr the better regulation OF
street railr, ads.
BY Mr.. YOUNG-Two petitions of citizens, OF
Hamilton county for authority to build bridge
over Mill Greek. Referred to committee on Roads
'I By IS Ms. T&FEL-Of citizens Of Hamilton county,
for law TO authorize the trustees OF the 18th peca
school district in said county, TO levy special tax
for school purposes. Referred to the committee on
The following reports vera made from standing
'ViS BY Mr.. ic' HITCHCOCK, from committee on FL
nance ia favorof the of s. B. O5, To author
ize renewal of Aloan by the city Of GAINESVILLE.
| The bill was read third time and passed.
Mr. GLOVER, from iame committee. reported
amendments to Senate bill relative to admission oil
minor sOldieIs into the Universities and Common
| Schools of the State, which were agreed to.
| Mr. DENMAN. from committee on Privileges and
Elections reported amendments to H. s. l5O 10 per-
petuatO the evidence Of natuazed citizens for eleo-
ton puTpOse5 Agreed to- and the bill ordered to be
read a third time Tuesday next.
Mr.. CHASE, from committee on Municipal Cor
poratiOns, reported in favor Of two and against one
Of he Senate amendments to ii, is IA, Supple
menary to the act TO authorize the Incorporation OF
Joint stock insurance companies. The report was
cOncuTred in.
Mr.. HITCHCOCK, from the Finance committee,
reported amendments to ): B a. To provide for the
| distribution Of the Soldiers Relief Fund among
in which it was collected The consideration OF the
amendments as postponed till Tuesday next
Mr., BUYNTON, rom Judiciary committee, re-
ported on numerous petitions that the word white
be ricken from the Constitution. together with IL.
j. X. No. 35, recommending that the subject be made
the special order for the first Tuesday Of February
next. The report was agreed to-
Further reports weremade from standing commit
tees by Messrs Curtis. Chase, Ersklne Hill. BOyn-
ton, Nixon and Cochran, and from select committees
by Messrs. Cochran, Nixon and kagy, on bills which
were ordered to be read third time Tomorrow.
Reports were also made by MIR. - or ii. b. l7S,
recommending its inde mite pOstp0nement, which
was agreed to by Mr. Hitchcock, on S. b. 1885, To
amend the act to change the guage of railroads, which
was passed by MIR. Nixon, on ). j. r. AZ, which
was passed -
On motion of Mr.. SCHNEIDER, II. J. R; No. II.
indorsing the foreign po ic; OF Andrew johnson,
was tax from he table and indennite y postponed
yeas 80, nays H.
The House then adjourned.