Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-24
NAYs-,Messrs Berry, Bradbury, Carlin, Godfrey
JONES' May Savage, Walling and Willett--0.
HOUSE on RErREsENrAr

PRAYER by Rev, A. G. Byers.
The following bills were read q third time:,
Ibe blll f9T the relief OF Nathan =. Wharton,
Treasurer OF Marion township. Noble county. Pass
The bill releases the Treasurer and his surstie,
from liability for funds 70 the amount Of 5000 sto
en- IRON MS bureau where it had been deposited for
MIR. HowSrd's bill, To authorize the commissioners
of Greene county to purchase farm fora poor house
or inhrmary farm, etc. Passed.
Senate BILL To amend section of the act relating tn
Jurles-pIcventing men exempt by law from serving
as Jurors 70 be returned as such; Passed. !.
Senate bill To authorize the Board Of Education Of
q Ss@ cOpny to
board TO borrow $780, at not more than per sent.
interest. The, bill was ameaded SO as to extend its
provisions to New Richmond.
Senate hi To authorize the judges of the Court of
Common Pleae to hold special terms Of said court.
The third reading Of Senate bill 70 provide for the
p removal o. the county seat Of Putnam county. was
% postponed till Tuesday next.
% Messages from the Senate were read. hH
The House agreed to Senate amendments to Il. B.
1 To repealthe act to prohibit attorneys receiving
fees for procuring pardOns.
? The House disagreed to Senate amendment TO II.
b. l6 To enable associations of persons Tor building
hotels, to become bodies corporate. rs
Senate amendment to II. Is. 2l2, In the title, was
IS agreet to.
committee on Municipal Corporations.
Senate amendment TO ii. Il. A6, wRi agreed to. q
H. b. ~, with Senate amendments, wa' referred to
H B SIS. fixing hours OF manual labor. with Senate
amendments, was postponed till Wednesday n xt
IL. b. II, with Senate amendments, was referred
! to Judiciary committee.
s. b. 1853, To re0rganize the Deaf and Dumb In
stitutOn, read twice, under suspension of the
rule, and referred to committee on Benevolent In
stitutons ifs ..nI
large number of Senate bills were read first
time qy their titles. under suspension of the rule.
Mr. HUGHES moved reconsideration VI the
vote by which the House postponed the bill re eatiVe
TO transferring the Bureau Of ,ldiers' Claims TO
the Adju ant Gene ais Office until January next.
The motion was agreed tO-yeas 70 nays 2l-and
the bill was laid on the table.
The special order for ii oclOck-the general appro-
priatiOn bill-was taken up at that hour.
The bill was read third time. On the question of
its passage, the vote stood-yeasTO, nays H. So the
bill was passed
Mr.. EIBBS, on leave, introduced a bill to author
ize the City Council Of Columbus to levy tax for
sewerage purposes.
Mr.. ESTELL, on leave, reported from a select
committee, bill for the relief of Elijah Ridgden,
late Treasurer Of Jennings township, Van Vert
county.
Also bill to elevate the standard of military Cd
ucatiOn,
House bill No. II, was postponed until Tuesday
next.
Nr. SCHNEIDER presented petition Of citizens
Of Stark county for law TO prevent merchants deal
ing in butchers meat. Referred to committee
Manufactures and Commerce.
Mr.. GARDNER presented rem0nstrances against
the removal Of the county seat af Putnam county
Laid on the table.
The House then. at noon, adjourned until Monday