Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-15

Agriculture, on Mr. Blooms resolution of inquiry
relative TO the facts regarding the importation OF
catle from Texas. No legislation vas RECON-
Mr. GADDIS reported from committee on Re-
form Schools. recommending the passage q \ -.
1N0, To increase the salaries Of Actng Commissioner
and Matron. The bill was ordered to be read third
MI. NIXON. from the judiciary committee. 70;
ported In favor Of the passage Of ~ B. o. TO amend
the act of jurisdiction before Justices Of tho Peace
and Constables in civil cases. Ordered be read
Mr. DANGLER, from the committee on Railroads.
reported in favor Of the passage Of II. i. lsl, To
amend the act for the cation and regu ton incor,
porated companies etc. ordered to be read third
iMr. CHASE. from tho committee on Municipal
Corporations; reported in favor Of the passage Of T.
b. Ia, Supplementary tOtheact to provide for the
orgauizat6n u CITIES and villages. etc. Ordered to
be read third time Tomorrow.
Mr.. BLO0Ms from committee on Benevolelt In.
stitutiOns, reported, recommending an amendment
and passage OF s. b. l20 To amend the act 10 prevent
the carrying onof certain branches Of trade in the
sgreed to, and the 6 ordered to third reading to-
ISrU Gr. HUGHEs. from committee on Railroads and
ponement Of 5. b. "a, Relative to fixing tolls Of
turnpkes and planE roads. The consideration Of
the bill was postponed until March 22d;
por ed back ii. b. is5. Relative to tax for building
bridge at the foot of Town street, in Columbus,
without RECOMMENDATION. Referred TO Messrs. Hibbs
MIR. HUGHES, from committee on Railroads and
TurnpkeS reported that no legislation is necessary
relative 10 the reduction Of tolls turnpkes PEI
tiiOned for by citizens Of Ross eOunt. Agreed to.
Mr.. BLOOM reported from Judiciary committee,
recommending the indefinite postponemont of II. u.
1872 Supplementary TO the act regulating the respon-
siblity Of innkeepers. Agreed to. fi
MIR. BOHNTON, from same committee. rep9rted
recommending the indefinite PosIPonement Of H. b.
1850, To extend the power Of Probate Courts in GER
Mr.. COCHRAN from committee on Corpora
tiOns other than Municipal, reported amendments
to H. *. l65. which were agreed to and the bill or
dered to be read third time tomorrow,
MIR. WELSH, from the temperance committee,
reported; recommending the passage Of II B 1856, T9
amend the liquor law. Amendments agreed to, and
the bill ordered TO be read third time TO -morrew.
Mr.. PHILLIPS, from committee on Fees and Sal
aries. reported, recommending the indefinite post
ponement of H. b. l5l To increase the fees OF Coun
ty TreasuTers. Agreed to.
Mr.. NORTHWAY, from Judiciary committee, re-
ported in favor of Senate substitute to H. b. no. To
amend the act relating to Juries. Substitute agreed
t0--yeas ~, nays none. rHr
Mr.. HITCHCOCK, from Finance committee. re-
ported, recommending that Mr. Patts bill to provide
for the appointment of Railroad Commissioners, etc..
be referred to committee of the Whole for consdera
ton. Agreed TO.
Leave Of absence was asked and obtained for
Messrs. Bruf, 0ren. Masters, Alexander and Kagy.
II. Is. % was taken from the table and made the
special order for Wednesday March 81 at IL o'clock
H. B. ll0 was taken from the table and referred TO
Mr.. Glover TO make certain amendments.
II, Il. l59. To provide for the valuation Of lands in
cuded in new town plats, additions thereto, was
taken from the table and passed. yeas 49, nays none.
The House then adjourned.