Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-10
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE
FRIDAY. March 0. 1865.
SENATE.
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
Prayer by tho Rev. Mr.. Marshall.
The Journal was read and approved.
cluding or covering the militia bili Tho bill was
read the firstand second time under suspension OF
the Consttutiana rule, and was trred the COM
NJ. MCFARLAND presented the petition of sun
dry citizens of Montgomery county, in favor OF an
amend ment TO the liquor law soa 10 prOhioiC the
Mr.. BROOKS s presented q similar petition from
COlumbianH county, on the same subject,
Mr.. MARTIN introduced bil for the better reg
ulation and government OF tho Deal anu Dumo
AsyIum wnicn n was % resd me % ilI,' ''nie' or
\ AFTERNOON SESSION. o. .Fa p r,,,-
Mr.. MARTIN Introduced bill. To provide that
the act increasing the salary Of the Stao Librarian
was suspended and the bill read the second and
third times by its title. VIII, n it was passed. On
The following bills were also passed.: ~.
House bill Amending the 9Th section OF the act
House bill, TO authorize .own,hip trustees to levy
general tax for defraying the expenses of lmproV
Senste bill 10 authorize societies for SAVINGS to
buy land and erect buildings thereon for their own
Senate bill. Changing the time for the meeting Of
the State Board Of Equalization Of the value OF rail-
road property.
House bill, Extending the provisions Of the act
authorizing cities having fourteen thousand nhabit
ants TO punish vagrants, common street besgars,
30. to al cities. cosC-
mon Pleas 10 hold special terms Of their courts,
Mr.. Wilson's Temperance bill was read a third
time, and after some discussion was laid on the Ia
The following bills were introduced
BY Mr. IRION-rO repeal certain acts relative to
DBMS By Mr' eWyiiiI'SON-To repeal the charter of the
Riple, aud Locust Grove Turnpike Company.
by Mr.. GkIoWOLD-To provide for returning TO
the several counties of this State SO much oil the
Al in in - Treasury
alter paying all legal obligations heretofore con-
BsMr. KELLOGG-Amendin that section of the
act prescribing the duties of County Commissioners,
which refer TO the construction OF bridges, &C. .
By Mr., IRI0N-Suppementa to the act proyid-
ing against the evils resulting from the sale ol IN
prohibit any one from furnishing minsr or person
intoxicated or in the habit Of becoming intoxicat-
ed, with spiritious liquors.
reported back from the Judiciary committee by MI.
Critchfeld. with the recommendation that DO IN
definitely postponcd yhIeh wa; agreed 10 that
when the Senate adjourns to-day it be until Mon
day morning al 10 o'clock. . -, ~,
Senate bill to extend the provisions OF the Cleye
land street sprinkling act to all cities, was indefinite
dT. MARTIN offered the following resolution,
wheh-Bas laid on the table .. 80, N
WHEREAS The people OF the state demand EN-
cient legislation, and an early adjournment oil this
General Assembly; and, -, ,
WHEREAS, Ten weeks oil the session nave pansseo n
and tho regular Appropriation bill has not yet been
introduce eli into that branch Of the General Assem-
bly, where by custom. it has heretofore originated;
and, rrr-t-.. .... ..Es --,.,
WHEREAS This Legislature cannot adjourn, with
due regard to the best interests Of the State until
the passage of the Appropriation bill therefore
ResOlUed That the Finance committee OF the
Senate be directed to proceed at to the prcpar
alton aud report Appropriation bill Tor the year
1865 and the first quarter of the year 1867:
The resolution, to resclnd that proVldlng lot
three days adjournment every three weeks was Ia
ken fron the table and adopted.
The Senate then adjourned until next Monday at
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