Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-03
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Acall Of the House was ordered, and lS members
answered to their names
The SeraeHnt-at-Arms was dispatched for nhsen-
tees, and when quorum was obtained, all further
proceedngs under the call were dispensed with.
MIR. BANNING, on leave. from the committee on
tive to Coz, John r. nd recommending an a,oend-
mont by adding the words, And that the breyet
rank Brigadier General be conferred upon him
for distinguished and woll attested galantry on
The amendment was agreed to- and tho resolu-
tion passed--yeas 81, nays l-Mr. Dresbach.
The following bills were rea first time;
Mr.. Tafe!'s hi-To provide Cor the registry OF
births and deaths. 49, .. -
MIR. Nixon's bill-ro amend section Il Of an act
passed March a. 1881, entitled an act for the pre-
ventiOn OF gaming.
Welsh and Schneider, and passed-yeas 05. nays
none.
Makes houses rented for gambling purposes liable
the same manner as houses rented for lquor-so
are liable for violations Of the liquor law.
Mr.. Nixon's bill-Supplementary, to the a1t es-
tablishing a code Of civil procedure. requiring
sherif's sales to be published niGerman papers, in
cities Of the FIRST class. Psssed7-yeas 81, nays s.
erection Of new hospital in the city Of Cincinnati
Passed-yeas 81, nays mir. Hitchcock,
HB No 2Se by Mr. KESshERoFuTthssr t to Pre-,
county. Passed4-yeas SO. nays 3.
Authorizes the building OF bridge over the
S.B. No. so. BY Mr.. HARRIs-To amead section
ono Of act entitled Fan act to make it the duty Of
County Auditors TO levy extra taxes Tor rad pur-
poses in certain cases, passed May ls 1854. Passed
-yeas 81, nays ID.
Allows levy of tax, on petition, for making free
turnpike rOads.
s B. i2S, was made special order for three o'clock
On motion of Mr.. OHO OCHRAN, tho Chief Clerk
was authorized to employ such additional assistance
the remainder Of the session, as shall be needed at
81 r. relative to assigning ser ain rooms in the
State House, was passed.
Mr.. STANTON moved reconsideration Of the
vote on the passage Of the bill to pr vide for publish
ing sheriff s sales in German papers, in cities Of the
first class. Disagreed to.
the subject reported back the bill to establish
Home for Ohio soldiers, with,amendments.
Amendments agreed to, and the bill made special
order for l0H O'Clock tomorrow.
Reports were made from committees as follows:
Mr. TH0RNHILL, from committee on Benevolent
Institutions, reported back ii. b. III, with recon-
mendatiOn Tor indefinite pOstpOnement, which was
agreed TO- its object being embraced in general
bill which has passed.
Mr.. CLARK, of Columbiana, from same com
mittee, reported II. B. 25S, To amend the act for
the relief Of the poor, with amendments; recommend
ing its pOstponement until the second Wednesday of
Js9ua5gy 5gp ppeStt agreed to; o,,,,,,,o. r-,on,
ture reported on H. b. o44 To amend the act for the
enct uragement of Agriculture recommending its
indefinite poStponement. Agreed to.
Mr.. HOUGH, from same committee, made slml-
lar report TO H. b. 2lS. supplementary to the act
creating the office of County Surveyor. &c. Agreed
10.
Mr.. TRIP presented petition of voters Of Jack.
son county. for steps necessary to strike white"
from the Constitution, and repeal all laws making
distinctions on account Of color. Laid on the table,
Mr.. CHASE. from committee on Municipal Cor
porations reported recommending the passage of :.
b. l5l Authorizing cities of the second class therein
named to impose tax for bridge purposes. The
bill was read third time and passed-yeas 62.
nays2.
Mr. NIXON reported from select committee on
H. b. 274, To authorize the trustees Of Farmers
College to dispose Of certain lands re rommending its
passage The bill was read third time and passed
yeas 62. nays none.
The House then adjourned.