Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-29

Mr.. WILSON, from he same committee reported
back House bill, To authorize the location ene con-
slracton free t1rnpkes with ~ M reaS Ta1p
Nv from .se & SqSI.tsss s on & s'IITo.
hing railroad Companies to change their g4age or
width of track Ia certain cases, when II ws passed
ID authorizes connecting roada 70 lay additional
rails SO AZ 10 change the guAge. N -,.lf s.
Mr DOAN, from the committee on Common
Schoos, reported back H"use bil 10 authorize the
sale Of certain school lands in Ross county, with
amendments, which were agreed TO- and the bill was
ordered 10 third reading tomorrow
Mr.. IRI0N, from the same committee, reported
back House bill. To authorize the hoard Of Educa.
tion Of the incorporated village OF Washington and
territory annexed for school purposes TO borrow
money Tor school purposes. The bill was passed
Mr.. MAY, from the same committee, reported back
for the organization supervision and maintenance Of
common schools, which was ordered to third read
ing to.m0rrnw. ..
back Senate bill, To authorize the Board Of Eduea-
ton Of Olive township, Noble county, to raise money
for school house purposes, which was ordered to be
read third time Tomorrow. -.lli
Mr.. TIBBALS, from the committee on Railroads,
reported back House bill amending the first section
Of the act to provide for the, collection Of claims
against railroad companies, with amendments, which
were agreed to and the bill ordered to be read
third time Tomorrow. r.sL,.
Mr.. OUMMINS, from the committee on Military
Affairs, reported in favor Of the passage Of House bill
amending the supplementary act to the bounty law
passed April 8. 1855. 1t was ordered to be read a
third time tomorrow. tU. al.If.. ...I.. -..'.
Mr.. WARNER, from the same committee, report
cd iu favor OF the indefinite polpOnement Of Senate
bill, To organize the militia Of OHIO. which was
Mr. WARNER. from the same committee, recon-
mendei the indefinite postponement Of Senate bill
To repeal section tour of the militia law, which
Mt. MAY, from the same committee reported back
the petition of Captain e.. w. DaretE and other
members Of company X. 731 battery in U. N. g.,
asking the passage Of a law appropraiing five dol
lars TO each Of said members to pay for uniforms,
without recommendation, and asking TO be relieved
from the further consideration OF the subject
Agreed TO-.
the petition Of sundry tax payers OF Wayne town
ship, Butter county relative TO refunding money ad
Vanced to pay bounties asking to be relieved from
its further consideration. Agreed to.
Mr.. BRADBURY, from the same committee
recommended the indefinite postoopement Of Senate
bill 70 suspend the operations Of the militia act
MIR. BRADBURY, from the same committee, re-
ported back Senate bill 10 repeal part M section
seven Of the militia law, recommending its indef-
mite po tponement. Agreed TO.
Mr.: DOAN, from the same COMMITTEES recon-;
mended the indeinie postponement Of Senate bill
TO repeal act therein named, which agreed 10.
Mr.. WARNER, from the committee on Agricul-
tuTe. reported back Senate bill, For the establish
ment Of the Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege, with sundry amendments, one OF which pro-
yides thai tho College shall be located in Licking
county. Pending tho consideration Of the subject
the Senate took arecess until tomorrow morning at
nine o'clock. ~ -f ... ...... 49,
tNOTE.-Itw was enormously state in yesterdays
report that the bill TO amend the school law Of Co
lumbus was passed. IL was simply read the first
time The bill that should have beed stated as PASS
ed that providing for the appointment Of AS
sistant Adjutant General1