Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-28
State, notice aof their intended action

AC0~oNS A-OStSS OhOAA AuUCAluOO
Mr.. BRUFF moved to strike out "repre- !
sented." in line 6. Agreed toy cas- AZ |
nays IL.
Mr.. NIXON moved to reconsider the |
vote by which the House agreed to the title |
of S. B. No. 271. Agreed to.
Mr.. NIXON moved to amend the title by |
inserting after the word 'milk" the words |
"milk cows" Agreed to.
Mr.. RHODES moved to reconsider the |
vote by which the House refused to agree
to the amendment to the substitute for III. |
j. R. No. 80. Disagreed to. t..r-
Mr.. DANGLER moved to reconsider the
vote by which the House postponed 81. B.
No. 4S1 until March 9th. Agreed to.
The motion to postpone was negatived,
and the bill ordered to a third reading.
H. B. No. AL, To authorize the commits
sioners of Delaware county to build court
house, was then read third time.
Mr.. HOUGH moved to amend as follows
After the word dollars" where ttirst oc-
ours, insert ''provided, the citizens of the
town of Delaware and vicinity raise by sub
scription $4,000 of said amount" Disa-
greed to.
The bill was passed-yeas 73, nays A.
II. B. No. 321, To amend an act prescrib-
ing the duties of county auditors, passed
April 4, 1859, was read the third time.
Mr.. GARDNER moved to amend sec
tion by adding after the figures "1S67,''
in the 10th line, the words "giye the bond"
Agreed to.
The bill was passed-yeas So. nays IS.
Mr.. YOUNG moved to take from the ta-
BILE S. B. No. SO, Providing for the appoint
ment of clerk to the attorney general.
| Agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. YOUNG. a call of the
House was had, and 76 members answered
| to their names.
The following members were found to be
absent without leave: '--''
Messrs. Banning, Bunce, Coulter, Fitch,
Glover, Hibbs, Hough, Houston, johnson,
Kagy, Lockwood, Marshall, Montgomery,
Oren, Tafel, Wood and Speaker. -..o.r -
| On motion of Mr.. YOUNG, the Sergeant
alarms was dispatched for absentees.
Upon leave, by unanimous consent, Mr.
] COCHRAN made report from the COM
mittee on Enrolment.
Messrs. Hough, Wood, Marshall, and the
Speaker appeared within the bar of the
| House.
On motion of Mr.. YOUNG, the proceed
ings under the call were dispensed with.
The bill was then put upon its passage
and lost-yeas 45, nays 33.
Mr.. BRUFF moved that the House pro-
ceed to the consideration of the special or
der, being Fl. B. No. 444. Agreed to; and
the bill was, on motion of Mr.. Bruff, post
poned until March 6, and made the special
order for that day at IL o'clock.
Mr.. PIATT moved that the House pro-
ceed to the consideration of the special or
DER being III. j. r. No. 1922 Agreed to !;
and the resolution, on motion of Mr.. Piatt,
was postponed until March 6, and made the
special order for 215 O'Clock.
Mr.. BOYNTON reported back, from the
committee on Judiciary. S. B. No. 292, To
authorize the guardians of lunatics and
| idiots to lease the of their wards, and
recommended its passage.
Set for third reading Tomorrow.
Mr.. DANGLER reported back, from the
| committee on Railroads, III. b. No. 422
Providing for the disposition of unclaimed
freight and express packages, and recon-
mended substitute.
The bill was tabled and thesubstitute or
dered to be printed.
| Mr.. CURTIS reported back from the
committee on Roads and Highways, S. B.
| No. 263, to authorize county commissioners
| to lay out and establish free turnpike roads,
and to repeal an act therein named, and re-
commended its passage with certain
| amendments.
The amendments were agreed to- and the
bill was ordered to third reading Wednes-
day, March 6. --H
Mr.. MYERS reported back, from the
committee on Roads and Highways, S. B.
| No. 235, To authorize county commission
ers to construct roads, to repeat a law
therein named, and recommended the pass
age of the bill with certain accompanying q
. amendments.
The amendments were agreed to-
Mr.. MONOGRAM moved to amend BY
striking Out-of section 2 all after the word
Improvement" in line Is.
On motion of Mr.. ----- the bill and
pending amendments were referred to the
committee on Judiciary. .sk
MIR. COCHRAN, reported back from the
committee on Corporations other than Mu-
nicipal, S. B. No. 277, To provide for the
better regulation of turnpike and plank
road companies, and to repeal section Al of
an act to provide for the regulation of in
corporated companies, passed May l, 1852
and repealed March 80, 1864, and re-enact-
ed April 5, 1866, and recommended the tol-
lowing amendment: In section 2, line 4
strike out the word superintendent" and
insert the words .president or other chief
| officer" With these amendments they re-
commended the passage of the bill.
The amendments were agreed to, and the
bill was ordered to third reading to-mor-
row. ..e f-a E...,-
Mr.. COCHRAN reported back from the
committee on Corporations other than Mu-
nicipal, S. b. 199, To authorize associations
of persons for wrecking purposes, and
recommended its passage. nos .a...
Ordered to third reading tomorrow.
Mr.. HITCHCOCK reported back, from
the committee on Railroads, III. B. No. 42S,
| Legalizing sale made by the commission
ers of Champaign county of certain rail-
road stock, which belonged to said county,
and the transfer of the proceeds of said
stock to the building fund of said county.
The committee asked to be discharged from
its further consideration, and that it be re-
! ferred to the committee on Judiciary.
Agreed to. t-I..s..e.. -r- -e.r
| Mr.. HITCHCOCK, reported back from
the committee on Railroads, Fl. B. 314, ITO
authorize the employment of a police force
by railroad companies" with Senate
amendments, and recommended that the
Senate amendments be disagreed to.
The vote was taken on agreeing to the
Senate amendments, and resulted-yeas l.,
nays SO. .. --.... ..f..r MIA --..r.
Mr.. COCHRAN reported back from a
select committee, 81. 3. 379, To regulate the
fees of county surveyors, and to repeal sec
| tion l of an amendment to section 81 of
the act creating that office, passed March 3,
| 1881, and recommended its passage. -.
| Ordered to a third reading tomorrow.
| On motion, the House adjourned.A s-..
| [NOTE.-The name of Mr.. Kibbee was er-
rOneously omitted from the final vote on
III. j. r. No. 30 Suffrage Amendment) in
yesterdays report. He voted for the res
olutiOn , g..
Democratic Club at CircIPViIIe.
We have been informed that there was a
fine attendance at the organization of the
Democratic Club at Circleville on last Sat
urday evening, and that over one hundred
names were enrolled at the meeting. The
plan of organization recommended by the
Democratic State Executive committee was
adopted. From our knowledge of the Cir
cleville Democracy, we feel confident that
they will do their whole duty in the COM
ing contest. A liver set of Democrats are
| not TO he fOund i'm the State ..--.-t