Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-23
! The Ohio Legislature
FRIDAY, March %, 1867.
Sen ATE.

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Mr.. HARRIS, on leave, from select
committee of one, reported bill author
iZing the erection of toll-gates in villages
of over 250 Inhabitants.
!, Mr.. .WALIlING, on leave, presented a
memorial of the city council of Columbus,
asking for law authorizing said city to,
issue 100000 in bonds, for sewerage pur-,
poses. ,sgHu = iise tIsI rtan Ii5r 7-..s sfr.,7
On motion of Mr.. BR RADBuRY, the third
reading OF bills was dispensed with teritheI
day. 9t-t n, f-o4n3 r...-, 4,,.tti-,,t, .f,i,,iI
:, Mr.. WILLIAMSON, on leave, presented
a bill to authorize cities of the first class,
having population of less than 100000 in-
habitants, to fund their, floating indebted
ness. Read the first time. tlll{gafl - ,tou,
Mr.. SADLER, from the judiciary eOmr
mittee, reported in favor OF the indefinite
postponement of S. B. 270 To amend see-
ton 427 of the code. The bill was laid on
the table. ~ .fssf ytl biss .''us.1il ti-...
& Mr.. COLE, from the same committee, re-
ported in favor of the indefinite postpone
ment OF III. B. 440, To amend the ninetyr
third section of an act of the jurisdiction
and procedure before justices of the peace,
&c. Agreed to, and the bill was indetiniter
ly postponed. -.j4
MF.WILLIAMsoN, from the same com
mittee. reported on the petition eff the Min
ster Fire Insurance Company, asking to be
discharged from further consideration OF
the subject, which was agreed to- atiI y,it
Mr.. WILLIAMSON, from the same com
mittees reported in favor of the indefinite
postponement, of s, B, 302, 10 authorize
municipal, Interpretations. to provide, against
The evils resulting from The sale Of intoxi-
eating liquors. The bill was laid on the
table. ,,f1e.i7s 4.,iF tT;yy {,,lf,;eF01i ye,tgt,
Mr.. WALLING, from the committee on
Public Works., reported back ysundryl me-
| MORALS and communications OF the Board
ofPublic Works, relative to the passage of
i r1.avxy fnr hn nf fhn 10
works, and asked to be discharged from their
further consideration; which was agreed to.
| Mr.. COLE. from the committee on Priv
ileges and Elections, reported in, favor OF
the passage of S. B. 344, To amend section
a of the act to preserve the purity OF elee-
tions, passed March 20, 1871, with amend
ments. Amendments agreed to, and the
bill ordered TO be read a third time on Wed
nesday next. .f4,. ;,s s.t p. .4.5.r,f -.f{uf
| - MI. Mr.SAVAGE, from committee on Mu-
nieipal CORPORATE ms, reported in favor OF
the passage of III. B. 4S3, To amend an act
taxes to provide for graYeling roads. lead
ing to cemeteries. Ordered to be read a
third time on Wednesday, next. .-rl-.
| Mr.. WALKER, from the committee on
School Lands, reported amendments to H.
B. 503, To authorize boards OF education in
certain cities to constitute standing COM
mittees for the management of libraries
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to, and the bill ordered to be, read a third
time Wednesday next. s. rii-r..u hti,.
Mr.. KELLOGG, from the committee on
| Corporations other than Municipal, re-
ported amendments to S. B. 1856, To trans
fer and appropriate certain funds therein
Enamed,i Amendments agreed to, and the
bill passed-yeas %, nays ysnone.:y, a.. q ..-
Mr.. COOMBS, from the same committee,
reported in favor of the, passage of II. b.
465, To authorize trustees of townships to
appropriate lands for cemetery purposes.
The bill was read a third time and passed
yeas 10, nays 2. n7ra Esu1 .}.I ......r-i..
Mr.. COLE from the Judiciary commit
tee, reported in favor, of the adoption OF
| Fl. j. r. 125, To republish the law of aue-
tionS and auctioneers. The resolution was
agreed to-yeas %. nays none. !-,,.lf,I
Mr.. BRADBURY presented a acommuni-
cation from Grafton Pearce, relative to the
price paid for binding the agricultural re-
port OF last year, and to the letting of the
contracts for binding in 1866. Read and
referred to the committee on Printing
| g. Mr.. WALKER, from a select committee
of five, reported bill for the relief of Mary
G. Mahan. [Allowing her $4,000 for ex-
penses to which her husband, Rev. j. b
| Mahan, was subjected /" in defending him.
self from the criminal prosecution against
him when delivered up to the Kentucky
authorities by the Governor of Ohio."l
Read the first time. IN .ai5,l- ,..i stif,
| !, Mr.. HAYDEN, from a; select committee
of three, reported in favor of the passage
of H., B. 456, To amend section. three of al
act for the Improvement and repair OF the
Cincinnati and Carthage road, and fol
other purposes. ~ .9., -a tias gli1es
Read third time and passed-yeas 10
nays none. .r.. -.-.4.. -..rr 81 hgoyf 7rr'r
MIR. SADLER, from a select committee OF
two, reported amendments to I'll. B. 4l3, TC
protect certain birds therein named. .f--
/ Amendments agreed to, and the bill or.
dered to be read, a third time on Wednes
day next. .s.-l5~-5,i-.. H. .--.sf ~. ~
Mr.. LINN, from the committee ON Insur-
ance, reported amendments to S. B. 303
For the Incorporation of Life and Health
Insurance Companies. -t.l ..f,.s-..s iii
:. Amendments agreed to. and the bill or
dered to be read a third time on iWednes'
day next. s4.fy g.. s..,....i ,....
b. Mr.. HAYDEN introduced a bill to amend
sections 40, 50 and 54 of an act to provide
for the creation and regulation of ineur-
pOrated companies in the State of Ohio
passed May l., 1852. Read first time. NJ.
The Senate then adjourned till Tuesday
next. at 3 O'clock Z, M. tr... .s.f.,-