Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MORNING SESSION.

"OhNANNU OLoolONs
PRAYER by Rev. Mr. Richards.
The Journal OF yesterday was read and approved
Leave being granted for that purpose Mr.
SCHNEIDER offered for adoption the following res
OlutOn:
RssoI0ed. That this House will start for Newark
in pursuance of the invitation already accepted on
Saturday morning next, at o'clock.
Inc siIas resolution was adopted after which the
mitees leave Of absence shall only be for Saturday
TO go to Newark.
men of Cleveland, for the passage of Mr.. Dangler's
Metropolitan Police bill, which was laid u, ION the
table. :"
A large number of bills were read the second time
Mr.. Dangler's Metropolitan Police bill was read
the third time and passed. II provides for the ap-
p0intment Of Metropolitan Police Commissioners by
the Governor, for the city of Cleveland.
The following bills were read the third time:
ii; B., by Mr.. WO0D1To provide for the removal
of the seat of justice Of Wood county, Ohio, from
the town Of Perrysburg to the town OF Bowling
Green, in said county. Hassed.
II b., by Mr., THORNHILL-To transfer certain
surplus railroad funds in Franklin township. Co
shOctOn county, TO common school fund. Passed
S. B., by Mr.. Gu MMlNS-To auth, rize the Com
missioners of Shelby county. to transfer certain
fund therein named TO the intrmary or Court House
fund of said county. Passed.
The House then took a recess. .f
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The following bills were introduced and read the
BY Mr.. NIX0N--To accept the donation of Farm
ers' College, Hamilton county and to organize the
same as an Agricultural and Mechanical College,
BY Mr.. DANGbER-FOr the inspection Of gas
meters, the protection of gas consumers, and the
protection and regulation of gas light companies
BY MIR. C0AN-To authorize the town council Of
the Incorporated village Of New Richmond, Cer-
mont county TO levy tax 10 protect the river bank
in front Of said village The rules were suspended
and the bill was read the second time. III.
h BY Mr.. CLARK, Of HarrisOn-Suppement to
an act to regulate the sale Of school lands on the
surrender of permanent leases thereof. passed
Aprit I6, 1852.
By M. McMARRELL-To authorize the citizens
of Holmes county TO transfer certain farm therein
named TO the Infrmary farm Of said county.
\ BY Mr.. HEADLEY-TO authorize the commits
sioners Of Monroe county 70 transfer certain fund
therein named 10 the road fund Of said county.
By Mr.. GORD0N-To provide for the sale oflands
belonging TO the state Of Ohio in Mercer, Augaize,
Paulding, Henry, Defiance, and Williams counties.
BY Mr.. HUGHES-To authorize the com mission
ers Of Butler county TO levy tax TO pay for drain
Senate bill, To increase the salary Of the State
Librarian TO $500 year. was passed.
Mr., NORTHWAY, from the Judiciary committee.
reported back Mr.. Schneiders Militia bill, with
amendments, which were agreed TO- and the bill was
ordered to be engrossed and read the third time to-
morrow-after the House had voted down by yeas
81, nays 81, substitute introduced By Mr.. CASTOR,
being Mr.. kelloggs Senate bill, with two additional
sections. ~ ~A sI " D1 ll43