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


SEQ. 8. Any such sale made as Aforesaid, by any
ierchant or his travelling AGENT without license OBJ
A'ned as afore aid, within the State of Ohio shall
o held and deemed misdemean0r, punieha0le pY
ne or imprisonment at the discretion Of ihe court
nd II shall be lawful for any constable, residing IN
ny OF the townships wards Of any CITY, village or
ais own kBOwedeo or the complaint of any citizens
Of said oty village or town in any OF SAID counties
IN the State 20 arrest any person or persons engaged
be tried as hereinbefore provided.
SEC. 4. That all acts parts OF sets inconsistent
with any of the provisions Of this act be, and me
SEC. s This act shall take effect from and after
the first day Of May, 1896
After animated discusss0n the bill was referred
to its author, Mr. Dangler.
Mr.. DEF0RD asked and obtained leave Of absence
foTthe Ssrgeant,atSArms until next Tuesday. ,,,0
Mr.. HITCHCOCK, from the Finance oOmmittee'
reported back Mr. Brufs House resolution, in refer
TO State pensions for disabled soldiers and REQ
commended its reference to the committee on Military
Afars-which was agreed TO. L.r'..,C CnL-
Mr.. HASTINGS Introduced bill, which IVES read
the first time, To authorize the county commiS iGh
two bridges across Grand river.
Tie House then took recess
- ~T AFTERNOON SESSION. CT
Mr.. PIATT asked and obtained indefinite loave of
absence for Mr.. Gaddis.
A call Of the House was had and the following
Messrs, Beer. Boynton. CLARK of Colqmbisna,
Clark Of Guernsey, Curtis, Davenport, Dennman'
Follett. Gaddis, Henricks, Johnson, kesseT Mont
Stanton, Stedman,. Teeter, Thornhill, Trip,
Wech, Wright and Young:
Messrs. BOynton, Foett, Beer, Gaddis. Stedman,
Trip. McMorran. Phillips, 0beIkline, and the com
mittee on Benevolent Institutions, are absent on
i0Sis. N.Y.. PUTNAM moved a reconsideration of the
voteby which the House adopted Mr.. Piatts reso-
luton requiring the Clerk to call the roll immedi-
ately after the nocn each day and the pubi'
cation Of the absentees with the other proceedings
tuhs oh unnt
Mr.. PUTNAM offered the following as substl-
tuto for the original resolution -, r-4
ResOLUsd That the Clerk of the House shall call
the roll Immediately after the commemorative Of the
afternoon session, and all persons who are absent
without leave shall be published in the daily report
Of DSIP 4s PSSsSdPS'S SStSa e S If M the
the resolution and pending substitute was postponed
until the lst day Of April next. ~,
lY Mr.. DOANS Senate bill to amend the LIST section
Of an act entitled an act to authorize counties,
townships, cities and incorporated villages TO issue
bonds in certain cases, as amended April ~. ise.
aud to amend the second section OF said original act
passed March 10, 1860 was passed. go
Mr.. Dangler's Metropolitan Police bill was amend,
ed and ordered to be engrOssed and read the tnlrd
Mr.. Dresbach was relieved from the further con-
sdered Of the petition, of citizeIs OF Logan d0eE
ing county, asking for Law to authorize the p9ld-
ing of town hall, etc., for that village ana said Pc
tition was referred TO the committee on Municipal
Mr. ENCELL, from Selent committee. reported
entitled an act to incorporate the Methodst froteS-
tant Church Of the town of Lancaster falrheld'
county. ,
MIR. PIATT offered for adoption the following res
oution which referred to the committee on Rail
roads:
ResoLued, That committee Of three be appointed
to sit during the vacation, and investigate and re-
port to the adjourned session. what laws are Deces
sary for the better regulation Of railroad Telegraph
and express companies.
The following bills were introduced and read the
BY Mf. HOUSTON Defining the duties Of county
agricultural societies.
BY MIR. MARSHALL-To authorize the County
Commissioners of Franklin county tO levy special
tax for bridge purposes,
The House spent some time in committee OF the
Whole, and considered Mr.. Schneiders q Militla Dill
when the committee rOse reported progress and ask
ed leave to sit a.ain
MIR. HUGHES offered the following resolution
which was referred to the Finance cOmmittee-yeas
A, nays 23-Republicans in the Affirmative. Demo-
Gratis in the negative:
spectfully requested 10 inform this House at the
earliest possible moment whether any portion OF the
'Sodiers' Relief Fund" has been withheld from the
counties at the recent settlement With the Ireasur-
ers thereof and if SO, by what authority the same
S. B., To amend section 50 of the Tax law, MAS
passed. -t.a ..a
The House then adjourned.