Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06

The Journal Of yesterday and to-day was read and
erE VII. GJUHRAN, from the committee Of Enroll
ment, reported sundry bills correctly enrolled. The
SPEAKER then signed said bills.
On motion Of Mr.. BOYNTON. the vote by which
the House ad9ptsd S1e .esoS9n ~ y. to H1t9SIs nor ses
Of tho General Assembly, was reconsidered The
resolution was then indefinitely postponed.
The House agreed to Senate amendments TO House
A message was received from the Senate. trans
mittng a. certified duplicate copy Of Senate bill,
To authorize Cincinnati TO issue bonds for the pur
chase of the gas works. The bill was then read the
third time. Mr. Nixon moved TO refer the bill 70
select committee Of one. with instructions 70 amend
so that the question of the purchase shall be sub
mitted to vote OF the people Of the city,l
Mr. PIATT moved 70 postponS the further consid-
next, which motion v as ost-yea' 80. nays ~.
Mr.. BEER offered ar amendment TO the instruc-
lions proposed by Mr. Nizon-so as to provide tort the
purchase Of the Gas orks at p ice not to exceed
the value there to be determined by FIVE arbitrat-
ors-twot TO be chosen by the City Oounci', and two
by tho Gas Company. and they TO choose tho NTH
Proyided, they do not Tx the value at more tnan
The House refused to agree to the amendment--
yeas39, nAys4l ..l,,
and sustained BY the House-7yeas so, nayslO.
The motion Of MIR. Nixon, to refer with instruc-
tions was then agreed TO- i.n
Wr' nixon, from the select committee. then
asked leave to report back the bill, amended as in
structed which was not granted; when the rules
was then read ,-tfe amendment was agreed to; the
previous que tiOn again demanded and sustain
ed--ater which the bill was put upon its passage,
House Joint Resolution. Relative to the sale Of
rSlroad and turnpike stock, was adopted-7yeas o.,
nays 5. t.r .
| Senate messages we're read and disposed Of.
| The House agreed to Senate resolution, Rela i've
| to exemptions from taxAtion-yeas 80, nays l.;
| Mr.. COCHRAN, from committee on Enrollment,
reported ten bills aud resolution correctly enroll
| ed, which were signed by the Speaker.
S.B. No. 10, To amend an act 10 provide bounty
for veteran volunteers, was passedyeas Oh, na's =
s. b l72, To proyidethe device OF the great seal
Of the State of Ohio, was pa3sed-yea, %, heJ ~
s. b. loo. To lhOrize the Board OF Education OF
| Olive township, Noble county, to raise money to
purchase site and erect school hSuse IN sub-d s.
| triet No, 10, was passed-yeas, go, nays7;
=. h. 1872 To enable corporate authorities 70 con-
tract for plank roads, &C. within their corporate
| limits, was passed-yeas 60, nays 3.
$. b. l2l, Relative to sprinkling streets. was pass
| ed-yeas 55, nays2.
H. B 237 was passed-yeas 60. nays2
A resolution was passed, allowing the CHIEF CLERK
pay for 90 davs tn finish up the records OF the House,
| and 10 days for services under ii. J. Il. II.
| II B.277 was passed-yeas S. nays 4.
| The SPEAKER was authorized to certify Two
DAYS extra pay TO the Sergeant Arms and one as
sis aut for clearing up the Hall after adjournment
| Mr.. COCHRAN, from committee on Enrollment'
reported number Of bills and int resolutions cor
rectlr enrolled and the same were signed by the
The House. after midnight, adjourned till o'clock
Friday morning.