Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-05


thss prescribe the dutiesof county commissioner
Also. TO ii. b. $50. To authoriae the levy of spe-
cial tsxfor werage purposes In Columbus7yeas 7s.
s. b. lis. Supplementary to tho temperance law.
WAS read twice and referred to committee on Tenn
perance
The House also agreed to Senate amendments to
II. b. 2O1 For the protection OF school houses-yeas
s, g. 2Oi Relative to compensation Of Clerk of tho
supreme Qogg was read twice and referred to m
S. j. H. b3, Relative to selling the public arms of
the State. was referred TO tho committee on Mill
tary Affairs.
AS b. Isl. For the establishment of the Ohio Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College. was read twice
and referred TO committee on Agriculture.
H. Is. los, Relative TO Notaries Public. with Sem
ate amendments. was referred to committee on Fees
i. B. 1853, To amend section of the act relative
TO District Courts, &c., read twice and referred
to committee on the Ju iiciary. . n.
The House agreed TO =. j. r. 81. Reassigining Ger
taia rooms in the State House. ta ..I
II. B. 222-the General Appropriation bill-was
referred to the committee on Finance, with leave to
report at any time.
Mr.. NIAON presente memorial Of the Chamber
Of Commerce of Cincinnati asking for law to
BILE the city OF Cincinnati to purchase gas works.
Referred 10 a committee Of 0ne-Mr. Nixon.
The special oTdss for i 0clock was taken up. be-
the soldiers relief fund among the several counties
Of the State in the proportion in which 1t was cot
lected as amended. The question was on an amend
lnent Ofefed by MT. hiOVar.
Mr. Glover advocated his substitute a1d Mcssrs.
Piatt, Alexander. Lockwood and others advocated
the bill as amended,
Mr. SCHNEIDER offered an amendment, which
was agreed TO. ........
The House then took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House resumed the consideration Of S. B. "a.
To provide for the distribution Of the SOldiers Re-
liet Fund among The several counties, &c.
House ordered. members
answered to their names The Sergeant. at Arms
was dispatched and - additional mem bers appear
60. whea all further proceeding under the call we're
A motion to postpone the further consideration Of
the subject until the I'd Wedne day OF January next
MIR. HASTINGS moved 10 refer the bill to select
committee Of one, with instructions to amend by
striking ou AL after the enacting clause, and insert
ing substitute.
The previous question was moved and sustained
yeas SO, nays25.
The question being on referring the bill with in
structOns, the motion was .lost-yeas 33, nays So
The question being on the passage of the bill, re-
suited yeas So, nays s5 30 the bill was passed
IL. Is. l6s. with Senate amendments, was referred
TO the commtte on Fina1ce.
Mr.. BANNING wished to move to take up the
eight hour bill. but leave was not granted.
The following bills were read third time:
House bill, To transfer the Soldiers Relief Fund
to the support OF common schools. Loit-yeas A,
navs 3l--nOt constitutional majority.
House bill, 10 amend sec. OF an act prescribing
the fees of county auditors. Passed-yeas g. nays g.
Allows l2 cents per 100 words for recor ling pro-
ceodings Of county commissioners, and cents for
On me notion Of MIR. GARDNER, the House Joint
resolution for the removal of Judge Parsons from
office on account Of insanity. was taken from the
Mr. GARDNER proposed to amend by adding |
proyso that the sa airy of the Judge for 1855 be paid
as though this resolution hal not passed, |
Advocated by Mr.. Folett on the ground Of the eX-
igencies of the Miami District which is without |
sane judge; and opposed by Mr. Northway, on the |
nj ba m N pf a
Judge by resolution. Messrs. Nc Moran and Alex |
anter also supporter, and Mr.. jill opposed the reso-
luton
callof the House was ordered, and 80 members
an,wereR to their names, and further proceedings
were dispensed with
The resolution was passed-yeas a, navs II.
Messages fIom the Sesate were read. |
IL B l6s, with Senate amendments, was referred
TO the committee on Finance.
The House agreed TO Senate amendment to II. Is.
267 prescribing rates of taxation &c, and restoring
the S hOOl levy tn the old rate.
5, b. l42 was read twice, and referred to commit
tee on Municipal Corporations,
5. b. l54 was read twice and referred to commit
tee on Corporations other than Municipal.
IL. Is. 100 with Senate amendments. was referred
to comm ttee on the Judiciary.
II. b. 24l, Relating to introduction of Military
education into schools, wa postponed until the
second .nesday Of January next.
). Is. lS7, To authorize the board Of public works
to construct an aqueduct on the Miami and Erie
canal, in Butler county, near Big Pond, was read a
third time and passed-yeas H. nays3.
Mr.. DefOrd's bill, To authorize County Commits
soners to receive bequests, donations and gifts 10
erect monuments 60 deceased soldiers, was passed,
after spi,ed speech in its favor by the author Of
the bill.
Senate bill, To suppress the circulation of coun-
terfet notes. in the State Of Ohio. Passed-yeas 81,
ma "a
Authorizes bank officers to stamp counter eit'
on counterfeit bills
Senate BILL To revive section A. Of the act to pro-
vide for the creation and regulation of incorporated
was passed-yeas 67, nays l-Mr. Lock-
wool.
On motion. the House insisted on its amendment
10 IL B. "a, and asked acOmmttee Of cOnerelce.
II. B SO was taken from the table and referred to
select committee Of one-Mr Bannng--With in |
itructiOns to amend.
The Judiciary committee reported in favor of s.
B. 2Ol. To increase the salary of clerk of the Su.
,rene Court, and the bill was made special order
or to morrow.
5. B. l4o, To abolish the Office of Comptroller
# the Treasury, made the special order for to-
morrow at IL o'clock. .
The House took a recess till ~ in the evening.
EVENING SESSION.
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