Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-03

4 The President pro tenn. announced tht
\ following Standing Committees of the Sen
i ate, after stating that they. were arranged
mainly bv the Lieutenant-G Governor elect
Mr'McBurney: H' llr moTl sIg,o9a1 OFT
] giir-l STANDING leoAIMITTEEs,D .,n'J5 - -
1 Agricllture-7Messrs, Warner Sadler, Burt
Il Berry, Brooks, Bradbury, West. j. sl }r ,sr
i -Olaims-Messrs, Bradbury, Brown, Cole
i Hprd, Wilson, Willett. hg.hDm g..L snr
/ Common Schools and School LGndS-Messrs
i Doan, Martin, Cummins, Brown, lriOn
| May, Godfrey.f hGa bgluuf r9y,s 10 .t,
! CG'GrencyfrMessrs. Carlin, Harris, Golden
Linn, Hall, Doan. .tr
4 Corporations other than Municipdl-Messrs
/ Kellogg, Bateman, Hurd, Griswold. ,gt rl.
/ Ear0llgent-Messrs Sadler, Linn.
Il Federdl Relations -Messrs. Hollister, Tib.
balls, Mcfarland, Cole, williamson, Crltch.
| field Goldpn iH N1IJ1GDy lH. Hl-- r .Ar F.
! Finance = Messrs.i Hall, Williamson
Brooks, Hayden, Warren. Linn, Dowdney
J,tdicidryA Messrs. Mcfarland, William.
1 son, Knowles, Bateman, Cole, Sadler
1 Critchfield. u, ~ ~. '' '''
! STATE Butldings-M Messrs. Irion, Hollister
| Godfrey. .''.' ~'''IiH, it 'ai ".NH 81.
! Umcersittes and Colle9es-GMessrs. Girls
/ void, Martin, West, Hurd, Berry. i
4 Privileges and Elections-Messrs. Cole
Irion, Knowles, Kellogg, Walling. ''l. .
| Medical Colleges Messrs. West, Griswold
| Hayden, Jones. '''' u..t ..'
Fees and Sdldries-M Messrs. Harris, Cum
! minis, Hall, Jones, Willett ' i.a
/ Reform School and Idtotic Asylam-Messrs
| Sadler, Williamson, Hayden, Wilson, Col
don. 'o -fh LJ'''i' al.H'-.H .. a'i.
! Libruy-Messrs. Bateman, Brown, Cum
/ mi n a. Rro1huru (trifahfiald
! Manufactures and Commerce = Messrs.
Brown, Carlin, Wilson, Dowdney, Godfrey
! Military AfdtTs-M Messrs. Cummins, War
per, Doan, Hurd, Bradbury, Mcfarland,
May. I. ..i t'flll '.iai sl'
Benevolent Ikstitatiohs- -Messrs, Martin,
Knowles, Brooks, Hayden, Sadler Doan,
May. ,'s'7r-H'fI E'H''
,-Mi01icipal Cotpordttons Messfs. Hayden,
| West Kellogg, Doafi, Carlin, Hall, Savage.
,Penitentiaiy -Messrs. Williamson, MeFar-
land, Hall, Martin, Warner, Burt, Jones.
Pubic IVorkS-Messrs. Tibbals, BateInan,
Griswold, Walling, Harris, Savage. p
Railroads Messrs. Knowles, Brown, Hol-
lister, Tibbals, Berry, Cummins,. Critch-
field. ~ +. Ti i' III. 10 o. %.
Roads and Hlgh,oays- -Messrs. Wilson,
Harris, Carlin, Willett, Golden. l ~
Public observation-disclosures. Brooks, Hol-
lister, DOwdney. r. -g.T
ReuislOn-Messrs. Griswold, Godfrey,
May. u .g. r ..... Is !
Public Printing-Messrs. Bateman, Hall,
Warner, Lind, Martin. -. f.. LIS
Mr.. Mcfarland gave notice of a. bill, To
change the subdivisions OF the ID Judicial
District. fob G"LaI.-aI H1H 81 Tf0-iJ.
Mr.. Bateman gave notice of bill, To
amend the act fixing the salaries of Judges
of the Court of Common Pleas OF Hamil-
on county, and the Judges of the Sup erior
Court of Cincinnati, passed April ID, 1892
Mr.. Linn gave rotice of bill, To
amend the act to provide for the proof
acknowledgment and recording of deeds,
and other instruments of writing ;Jals0,a
bill, To amend several section of the
code of civil procedure; also, bill, To
amend section of the act to exempt the
homestead of families from forced sale on
execution to pay debts. 20 5i., 3T-r aF
Mr.. Knowles gave notice of a bill, To
amend sec. 3 OF, an act to provide for the in
spection of Petroleum Oil for illuminating
purposes. '........-. a., ,..
transfer certain funds, which was read the
first time. 70"
Mr.. Walling gave notice OF bill, To fix
the rates Of tolls on turnpikes and plank
roads. 2, Do io .it.F i' sisI
Mr.. Sadler gave notice of bill, To amend
section OF the act to establish the Indepen-
dent Treasury Of the Stale of Ohio, passed
April II, 1858. ..lsas.I ]
The following bills were introduced and
read the first time; By Mr.. WalliDg-To
repeal the 4th section of AN act entitled
an act to organize and discipline the
militia of Ohio, and repeal an act therein
named, passed March 81, 1854; By Mr..
Critchfield-To repeal an act entitled an
act for the appointment of Pay Agents,
passed April IA, 1862, and acts amendatory
thereof; By Mr.. Bateman-To amend an
act to provide for proof, acknowledgment,
and recording Of deeds, and other instru-
ments Of writing, passed Feb. %, 1881.
Mr.. Walling, offered resolution, which !
was adopted, instructing the Sergeant-at!
Arms to furnish each member of the Senate
at his rooms, copy of Swan and Critch
fields Statutes, together with the laws
passed since 1860; also, the laws of Congress
passed since then. ~ i.. ,i'
Mr.. Burt gave notice Of o bill, To au-
thorize the Commissioners of CoshOcton
to transfer certain amount of the |
Soldiers family relief fund to the railroad
fund of said county. ui 't'.I.''2t .- P''l"
Mr.. West, on leave, presented petition |
Of citizens Of Belmont county, for a law |
to enable them to transfer certain fund in |
the Treasury Of said county. W. 'Hl .1t
Mr.. WlIlett offered the following joint
resolution: '''''~ ~ . 'ei.''@
WHEREAS, At theiast session Of the Cen
eral Assembly resolution was passed au- |
the Treasurer Of State to employ
such aruied assistant night watch as might |
be necessary and sufficient to guard the |
State Treasury; "' ''-'' VI
RESOLVED, W the General Assembly. Of the
State Of Ohio, That the Treasurer of State
be, and he is hereby requested, to report to
this General Assembly at his earliest con-
Venience, whether such armed night watch |
has been employed, il SO, in what manner
they performed their duties, and whether |
they were stationed on the inside or on the |
outside Of the State Treasury. ~" ~
Passed, yeas "a, nays none. 'li, ~
The committee to wait on the Governor |
reported that they had performed that duty |
message forthwith.
The Governors Message was then receiv-
ed, by the hands of r.. A. Marble, Esq, Pri-
vate Secretary, read at the Clerks desk, and |
laid on the table to be printed. l'tRHtbs
Mr.. Kellogg moved that when the Senate |
adjourn, it be until Thursday next, at 10l
o'clock A.. NJ. Agreed to. gag ~. h5a2i
Mr.. Linn offered resolution, which was
adopted, for the appointment Of a select
committee of three, to inquire Into the 4
of the publication Of the
Message In certain papers in
advance Of its delivery to the General As |
sembly, and to report what action, ii any,
is necessary to be taken in the premises.
Mr.. Williamson asked and obtained leave
OF absence for the remainder of the week,