Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-25

rowed or pledged for local bounties passed
March 20, 1861 /
BY Mr.. BUNCE, (No. 352I-To authorize
thecommissioners of Hamilton county to
s purchase the bridge owned by the "White-
water Bridge Company" across the Great
Miami river, at Miami, or to construct
free one.
~ RRPoRTs FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. HOUGH, from the commit ee on Ag-
riculture, to which was referred IL. b. No.
20S, To repeal al act to restrain from run
ming at large certain animals, passed April
13, 1865, reported the same back, recon-
mending It's Indefinite postponement, which
.CMr. CHASE, from the committee on Mu-
nicipal Corporations, to which was referred
ii. b. 32S relating to the appointment OF
Police Commissioners in cities Of the first
class, with populationof less 100000
inhabitants, reported the same back. recom-
mending It's passage. The report was
agreed to, and the bill set for its third read
ing tomorrow.
Mr.. HILL, from the committee on Judi
ciary, to which was referred II. b. 3l0, 10
amend an, act relating to the jurisdiction of
h and mode of procedure before justices OF
the peace, and the duties of constables In
CIVIL cases, PasSeu march II, LOUD IePolV-
ed the Same Dack' RECOMMENDING I've PaSS- -
age Ine report was aSreeu to' Auu Sne
plll SET i9r Us klire reauilg W rlnoiIow' !
Mr. HUGHES, from tne coHnllSeGg On u
aaS MagSIITSplSute, 70 Mnlcn was ssioiiee ~ aso,i
2oo 40 suiene ae secsIo 9ne u az a0s persi
from running at large certain animals,
reported the same back, recommending ITS
indefinite postponement, which was agreed
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OIS nH o'U U,ot,ou nV 1U' of M NiXON the, Honse
nroceeded 70 the consider ltion of the
special order, being Mr.. Hayden's Senate
bill to authorize certain cities of the first
class to issue bonds for the purchase OF gas
works, passed April G, 1866. ~.
The bill was debated at considerable
length-Messrs. Tafel, Young, Nixon, STAN
ton and Houston advocating it, and Messrs.
Piatt and Bloom opposingit. vl
Mr.. PIATT moved that the bill be re-
ferred to select committee of five, to be
appointed by the Speaker with instructions
to take into consideration all the legal
bearings of the bill, and also report after
Investigation upon the real wishes OF the
taxpayers of Cincinnati. -.
The motion was lost-yeas 20, nays AZ.
Mr.. PIATT then moved that the b ii be
referred to committee of one, to so amend
, as to submit the proposed purchase to the
= people of Cincinnati at a special election,
b upon the following terms: That after the
appraisement shall have fixed the. sum
necessary to purchase the Cincinnati Gas
Works, said sum shall be printed upon the
tickets with the lowest bid made by said
company to furnish gas TO the city for
time; and a majority of all the votes cast
shall determine the purchase. .'.o.,
Without taking q vote on the motion the
House took a recess. .
AFTERNOON SESSION.
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