Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-02
TIE OHIO LEGISLATURES.
THURSDAY. March l, 1865.
SENATE.
MORNING SESSION,

SENATE.
MORNING SESSION.
Journal read aud approved.
number Of bills were read the second timo and
s. b No. %, To suppress the circulation ofcoun-
terfet worthless, broken and altered bank notes in
the State Of Ohio, was read third time and passed
s. B. No. lie. Toproyide for the welfare Of aban,.
doned and neglected children in cities Of the lst and
Cd class, was cad third time and referred to Mr..
Ir. BATEMAN, on leave, oIfereda resolution re-
quiring the Supervisor Of Printing to cause the laws
Of the present session 10 be printed promptly soon
nished TO members Of the General Assembly, and
400 copies to be distributed among the officers and
citizens of the State, by the Secretary Of State
AdOpted-yoas 80 nays none. -
? Mr. KNOWLES reported s. B. No. 1l9, amended
as instructed. The bill was then passed-yeas 30,
Mr. HAYDEN presented petition from citizens
of Cincinnati for authority TO levy tax for sewer
age purposes. Referred to Senators from Hamilton
county. -
Mr.. BATEMAN offered the following resolution.
which was referred to the committee on Railroads
Resoioed, That select committee Of ,hree be ap-
pointed to examine consider and report at some fu-
ture day. by bill or otherwise, as to what legislation
may be necessary for the regulation Of railroads. eK-
press companies and telegraph companies; in the
State of Ohio and they shall be authorized to con-
tinue their aburs therein during any recess of the
General Assembly, H.r..yg. .,
The special order for the hour Of II oclock-the
Putnam county-was taken up.
Mr.. KELLOGG, from select committee to whom
the petitions aud remOnstrances were referred, re-
ported an excess Of q petitioners for the measure
over the remonstrants against II.
Mr.. CARLlN asked to be excused from voting on
tho passage Of the bill, which was accorded 70 him.
The bill was read third time and passed-yeAs
20, nays 10.
iihe bill provides for the removal Of the county,
seat from Kaida to Ottawa, provided majority OF
Of said county of Putnam at the next gem
erAl election, shall vote favor Of sad remOVa.J
Bills were introduced
By Mr.. .TIBBALS-To change the time for hold.
ing the spring term of the Court of Common Pleas
in Summit county for 1866. Printing dispensed
with. " ..
BY Mr.. SADLER-SupplemeDta to the act to
provide for the creation and regulation OF ino0r-
porated companies in the State OF Ohio, passed May
], 1852.
The motion to reconsider the vote whereby the
Senate refused TO pass 3. b. No. s2 To increase the
compensation of the Clerk Of the supreme Court,
etc., was taken from the table. The motion TO re-
consider was agreed to. The passage Of the bill was
discussed By Messrs. May, Martin, Cole, Hollster,
Sadler and Knowles. fr 10 ".
The bill was then passed. Yeas 20, nays 0-a party
vote. .r
On motion Of Mr.. LINN, the committee on Fees
and Salaries instructed 10 inquire into the eN-
pediency of increasing the fees Of County Treasurer
aso of requiring the expense Of revenue stamps on
all bonds required TO be executed BY township OH
GERS to be paid out Of the funds in the township
S. b. No. SO, To amend the act relating to wills,
etc., was amended and ordered to be read third
Mr.. BkTEMAN, from tse Judiciary committee.
reported substitute for S. b No. 1888, To prevent
boiler factories etc., in the neighborhood Of State
benevolent institutions, which was agreed to. aud
the bill ordered TO be read third time Tomorrow,
The Senate took recess.