Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17

act to amend" an act to amend an act to au-
thorize. the making of real estate indexes
and TO further prescribe the dnties of conn-
ty commissioners and recorders IN certain
cases, passed March 20, 1862"
Mr.. BATEMAN offered for adoption a
resolution, providing for the distributionot
copies of Gholson q Okay's Digest, which
was amended and adopted, as follows:
+ ResOEved by the General Assembly OF the
State of Ohio, That the Secretary of State
shall cause COPIES Of GholSon &c Qkeys Di+1
gest, authorized to be purchased by Joint
resolution of this General Assembly, when
received, to be distributed as. follows, to
wit: Tpthe offices Of Governor. Attorney
General, Comptroller of the Treasury, one
copy each; Auditor of State, one copy;
Clerks of the Supreme Court and Probate
Courts of each county, one copy; Judges OF
the, Court of, Common, Pleas, Superior
Court and. Police Court, each one copy,
and the balance of such -Digests shall be
retained and taken care ofby the Secretary
of State, in the same manner as is provided
by law for the custody and care of Swan
&ICritchfield's Statutes. -"
Messages from the House. were read. .sfIr
H. j.. r. No. $50, Relative to missing,
local bounties, was agreed to-yeas ~,
nays none.- 80 W
lThe Senate then took'a Il recess till halt
past seven O'Clock P. M. .''g ...''. -, =.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE .die
MORNING SESSION. - -, =,
S. B. No. 358,, by Mr. WARNER-To
establish the Ohio Agricultural. and Me-
chanical College, was read the third time,
and postponed until 2, o'clock this atter7l
S. B: No. All BY by, Nj AIr., HAYDEN-To
amend sections 40, SO and "a of an act enti-
tied an act to provide for the creation and
regulation of Incorporated companies in
the State of Ohio, passed May 1, 1852, was
read the third time: q. go "a
Mr.. GLOVER moved to add at the end
of section one the following: provided,
that no such corporation shall be formed
until after; the question of authorizing
such Incorporation shall have been SUBJ
mitted to the qualified voters of such city
or village, and be authorized by ordi-
nance. .zse.7st. .,r.el sa.sa IA
On motion, of NIXON, the bill was laid
on the table, Ie1i -+ssl.s -. ,s.r. s- -aoi.
Mr. COCHRAN made report from the
joint committee on Enrolment, and ~
/ TheSPEAKER then signed the four bills
as enrolled. .zvss IFzr77r7u --ra- Z y All
S,B. No. 414. by Mr. WALLING-T a.
mend section % of ian act to provide for the
creation and regulation of Incorporated
companies in the State of Ohio,p passed
May l., 1852, and section AZ of said act as
amended March 2, 1867, was read the third
time and passed-yeas 55, nays 3d. zliaaaes
S. B.NO. 45, by Mr.. SADLER--To amend
section of an act entitled ian act to re-.
lieve the district courts, and to give. greater
efficiency to the judicial system of the
State,p passed April II, 1868, was read the
third time and passed-yeas So, nays 2. ar
Mr.. BANNING made report from the
committee of conference on H. B. No. 321,
To amend an act prescribing the duties of
county auditors, passed April 4, 1859. The
hnx
asked to be discharged, which was agreed
to-. ~
Mr.. WEIGH made report from select
committee on III. B. No. 255, To prevent the
spread of diseases among cattle and other
animals, recommending concurrence in the
Senate amendments to the same
The amendments were ,concurred in
yeas &c, nays g. - st =
S. B. No. 4l6, by Mr.. .HAYDEN-Supple-
mentary to the act to authorize the con-
struction of sewers in rcitiessof~, the second
class, having over13, 600 inhabitants at the
last Federal census, passed Feb. 8, 1868
was read, third time and passed-yeas 63,
nays l. - -
S. B.No! 422, by Mr. SADLER, Supple
mentary to an act entitled IAN act to pre-
serve the purity of elections, ''passed March
20, 1S4li was read the third time. i Pro-
vides that inmates of National Soldiers
Homes may vote at all elections held in
the county in which such "homesn may be
The bill was passed-yeas 50, nays II, as
follows: -
YEAs-Messrs. Alexander, Banning, Bar
rett, Bloom, Boynton; Branch, Bronson,
Bruff, Bunee, Burbage, Cist, Clark of
Guernsey, Clark of Harrison, Coan, Coch-
ran, Coulter, Dangler, Davenport, Davey,
Deford, Denman, Erskine, Fitch, Fitzger-
aid, Gallup, Gardner, Glover, Green, Hare
Hitchcock, Hough,. Howard, Hughes, John-
son, Jones, Kessler, Kibbee. Kramer Law
renee, Lybrook, Martin, McMorran, Myers
Nixon, Northway, Parks, Patton, Pennis-
ten; Piatt,' Rutter, Sawyer, Schneider,
Shipley, Stedman, Swain, ,Tripp, Welsh,
Wdles, Wood, Worth, Young and Speaker
Nays Messrs. Beer, Dresbach, Follett,
CASTOR, Gordon Heller, Hibbs, Larwill,
McMarrel, Perrill, ROsenerans and Sorber
-l2. .e s-s.- s'os.satsfh Hsssa- ,,a * 5ss
S. B. No. '42S, by Mr.. HARRTS-To pro-
vide for the organization of military insti-
tutes, was read the third tine and passed.
yeas go, nays 4. For the benefit of the
Western Military Institute at Dayeon.I
S. B. No. 430, by Mr.. WILLIAMSON
supplementary to the act prescribing the
rates of taxation for State, county, town
ship, city and other purposes, passed April
30, 1862, was read the third and passed
yeas 56, nays 8. go i-.-
S! B. No. 435, by Mr.. WEST-Suppleme
tary to an'act for the preservation and re-
pair of the National Road in Ohio and for
the collection of tolls thereon, passed May
3. 1861, was read the third time, amended,
and lost on its passage-yeas %, nays SO. =
Mr.. BOYNTON made a report from the
To change the subdivision of the Eighth j u
dicial District of Ohio, and to provide for
the election of all additional judge for the
first subdivision, recommending its pas
sage. The bill was ordered to third read
ing this afternoon. ... 't. ~ 2
Mr.. GARDNER. made report from the
committee on Judiciary r, commencing
the passage of III. B. No. 57S, To amend an
act to transfer and appropriate certain
funds therein named, passed March 16, 1867.
On motion of Mr.. GARDNER, under
suspension of the rule, the bill was read
the second and third times by its title,
and passed-yeas 81, nays 5. sr5s ..rs
Mr.. CIST made a report from the COM
mittee on Public Works on II. B. No. 232,
recommending its indefinite postponement.
Agreed to. "a 95 r.. ~ .--.rt za- qa7
Mr.. HITCHCOCK made report from
the committee on Finance, on petitions
from citizens of the State, asking for
change in the interest laws, and asked to
be discharged from further consideration
thereof. Agreed to. ....- ..-.
Mr.. GARDNER made a report from the
committee on Judiciary, on III. B. No. 354,
Relating to juries, recommending that the
House agree to the Senate substitute.
The same was agreed to-yeas 5S nays l.
Mr.. HILL made report from the COM
mittee on Judiciary, on S. B. No. 402, To
provide for the election of an additional
judge of the court of common pleas in the
third subdivision of the seventh judicial
district, recommending its passage.
The bill was ordered to a third reading
at o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. GARDNER made a report from the
committee on Judiciary, on S. B. No. 5, To
regulate conveyances, and H B. No. 457,
supplementary and amendatory of an act
entitled an act authorizing the appointment
of metropolitan police, &c. No recommen-
dation. ......-.r