Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16

= On motion of Mr.. DANGLER, proceed
ingsunder the call were disprnsel with.
Mr.. r.BRUFFmoved to amend the Peni-
tentiary bill by striking cut the word six
ty and inserting seventy" $50 as to make
the minimum contract price for a day'sla-
bOr of able-bodied male coIiyicts seventy
cents per day.
MIR. DANGLER moved to amend the
amendment by striking out sixty and
iuserting sirty-tiUe.
Mr. AN NING demande the previous
question. which was Sustained.
Mn -COAN- demanded a division of the
question.
Them otiou to strike out was agreed to-
yeas 40. nays 81, 2 g, -....ss.s...,s --sr,,,s,
The amendment. Of Mr.. Dangler to insert
s7xty-Rve was agreed tU-ytas 80, nays 33.
g The bill was lOsI--ytas A, mays 80. y
81 rMr. B0YNION made a report iron the
committee of conference on III. b. No 321,
To amend the act prescribing the duties of
county auditors, passed April A, 1859, rec
ofnmending' that the Senate recede from
| its refusal to concur in House amendment
TO SeiIate amennm nit and that the Senate
concur in said Senate aintiTdmeht. 'a"ihs
Mr.. YOUNG made a report from the
committee OF conft.i eliee on matters of diff
ference between the two Houses on III. B.
No. 545, To arrest the social evil in cities
Of the first and second classes. The COM
mittee recommended snlidry amendments,
|
amendments. fs' 'H1E }" tr<i'.' 'lei I
The report was agreed toAyeas SO, nays
ID; >rjf7 .tili't.ft PIG. ti9ti '5e5 IL - .
Messages from the Senate were taken up
and read. lH @2fi- ls ~ .3h" t.9ilF
20 The request of the Senate fjr a commit
tee of conference on H. b. Nc. 321,a To
amend the act prescribing the duties OF
county auditors. &C., was agreed to, and ~ !
The SPEAKER appointed Messrs. Ban
ming, Glover and Follett such COMMITTEES
on the part OF the House. '"1 -
I" On motion of Mr.. SrEDMAN, the vote
by which the supplementary penitentiary
bill was lost. was recmlsidered:: li,''l y
On motion of Mr.. BANNING, the vote
by which sixty" was stricken out of said
bill and 'sixty-five" inserted was recon
sidered. .a tf}i ~ i-s = sem 70" ,ii-itt I
On motion of Mr.. FITZGERALD, the
blank was filled with the word seventy.
CSo that the minimum rate per day for let
ting the able boGied male convicts shall be
seventy cents. .' .'-,4a
The bill was passed as amended-yeas 53,
nays, IS '-'s"
Mr.. PENNISTEN made a. report from
the committee-Vf Conference on III. B. No.
2S3 County Auditor Fee bill |, Recommend
ing concurrence in the Senate amendments
thereto.
The report was agreed to-yeas 81 nays
Is. g - 80, l.l
Senate amendments to III. B. No. 5O7, To
authorize the town council of the incorpo-
rated village of Waverly to improve certain
highways, were agreed to = yeas 90, nays
10. -
: S. B.~No. 437, To enable certain villages
to levy special tax for cemetery purposes,
was read three times under suspension OF
the rules, and passed-yeas GO, nays 6. -
Senate amendments to FL. b. No.N136, To
amend the code of civil procedure in refer
ence to the replevin of property, were
agreed tO--VPaS 5S. naVS G.
!, s. B. No. 436. To authorize the commits
sioners of Shelby county to build jail,
was raad three times, under suspension OF
the rules. and passed--yeas SO. nays IA. y
Mr.. HUGHES called up the special or
der, being IL. b. 276, To procure additional
: statistics. Provides that the number and
amount of United States bonds held eX-
empt from taxation shall be returned by
the assessors. E s.ij H-.ai -.r..r& fai e;i'fl
Mr.. CLARK, of Harrison. moved to
strike out the second section, providing foI
the administration of oaths by assessors
Disagreed to. =fH.J .,+ .-.#.t.'F -a sia5 fs.s'
The bill was lost-yeas &c. nays SO. ''7f'g
The House then, on motion, tooka recess
until O'Clock to- morrow morning.