Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-18
The Ohio Legislature.
THURSDAY, january IL, 1867.
SENATE.

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MORNING SESSION.
Prayer by Rev.Mr. Randall
journal Of yesterday read andapproved
Il " PETITIONS PRESENTED
BY Mr.. HURD-Memori of the Agri-
cultural Society of Knox county, as to the
location of the Agricultural College
! l[Deprecates the dividing and frittering Of
the fund.-. Referred to committee on Agri-
Mr.. GRIswoLD-of Prof .James D6s-
comb, and other citizens of LOrain county,
asking protection for the citizens of Ohio
against injury by incompetent dental prac-
titioners. Also, the petition of DR.. VIM
4 Bunee and other citizens OF 0berlm on the
same subject. Referred to committee on
Dentistry, Messrs. May, Jones and VIII
liamsOn. d ffrghl l0 l,fr.lrc LsHl..t.t.
Four bills were read second time, two
of which were referred to the Judiciary
committee, and two ordered to be read q
third time Tomorrow. lv'fslfy .,b ljt.i
IS. B.2ll, To amend the third section oi
an act regulating the fees Of sheritfs in civil
and criminal cases, passed March IL, 1881
was read third time and passed-yeas y
nays4. 4,S hag b5uia.yl,e, 's. 80. .-,lLl-o.
~ l[Authorizes courts to allow sheriffs $20C
per annum for services in cases where the
|
The allowance is limited to $l00 under the
/ Mr.. HURD, from The Judiciary commit
tee. in favor OF indefinite postponemento OF
S. b. 226 To amend the act relating to wills,
sc. Agreed to. ..... .,..'.uo,. sIl ~ .e.
/ Mr.. MARTIN asked and obtained indef-
inite leave of absence for Mr.. Carlin. l..f
Il Mr.. MCFARLAND, from the Judiciary
committee, reported, as instructed, bill
| to provide for the appointment or a Board
of Commissioners, to revise and codify the
revenue and finance laws, the law ofcrimes
and misdemeanors, the law regulating the
| Probate Court executors and admipistra-
tors, guardian and ward, and wills, and to
prescribe their duties. Provides forthe ap-
| pointment by the Governor and Senate Of
three Commissioners, all of whom shall bt
learned In the law, to perform the duties
| specifed.l gu I'D ..utlif5-u fl,r sagi
On motion of Mr.. BERRY, the commit
tee of the Whole was discharged from the
further consideration offs, B. 22S, To repeal
an act supplementary to the act to prevent
nuisances, passed Feb. s. 1921, passed April
| 10, 1856. GThe act proposed to be repealed,
| gives Justices of the Peace jurisdiction over
nnisances connected with the keeping OF
hogs in distilleries, &C.. d, see
| The repeal was advocated by Messrs
Berry and Hurd, and opposed by Messrs
Tibbals and May. The bill was lost on the
question of passage-yeas 10, nays l3-not
constitutional majority, as follows:
| YEAs-Messrs. Berry, Bradbury. Brooks,
Burt, Carlin, HOllister Hurd, Knowles,
Linn, Mcfarland, Savage, Walker, Wall
ing. Wilson, Williamson-15. a. .vs ..
| NAYs-Messrs. Bateman,i Brown, Cole,
Coombs, Doan, Griswold, Harris, Hayden,
Jones, May, Martin, Tibbals, West-13.
| iMr.KNOWLESa asked and obtained leave
to change his vote on the passage of S. b
2l5, To increase the salarary of Common
Pleas Judges, and voted ave. .--..
| Mr.. TLBBALS presented petitions of cit
liens of Summit and Portage counties, for
protection against incompetent dental
| practitioners. Referred to the select com
mittee on the subject. ..L .a.
Mr,COIE presented petitions of citizens
| of Logan county, on the same subject.
| Same reference. ...f. l,....-.. gr
Mr.. WEST presented petitions from cit
izens of Harrison county on the same sub
| ject. Same reference. 3.--..
The Senate then took recess.
. AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. GRISWOLD, reported from the COM
mittee of Revision, sundry bills correctly
engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. BERRY, the Senate
resolved itselfinto committee Of the Whole,
Mr.. Mcfarland in the chair.
After the committee had considered 5. b.
2I7, To create lien in favor of attorneys
and H. B. /, TO provide for the revision and
consolidation OF the Statutes of Ohio, the
committee rose, and reported said bills to
the Senate.
H. B. Mol was referred to the commit
tee on the Judiciary. ~
H.. 292, Making partial appropriations
for 1867, was received in message from
the House.
House amendment striking out the APP
preparation for paying for services of the
Quartermaster General, was agreed to-
2I to 3; nays-Messrs. Brooks, Hurd and
Jones. '' A-
The following bills were introduced on
leave: no
BY Mr.. BATEMAN-To incorporate
sharp-shooters' associations.
By Mr.. MAY-To repeal an act granting
licenses and regulating taverns, passed
March 3, 1881, and several acts amendatory
thereto. [Relieves imkeepers from the ne
cessity OF obtaining State licenses to keep
tavern. eu 'p '
By MIR. BATEMAN--To amend sec. AZ
OF an act relative to wills, and to repeal
Severally read first time. ia o
Mr.. WALKER, on leave, presented petit
tions of G. G. Dills aud other citizens of
Miami county; of A. Terry and other citi-'
zens of Huron county; ofJ0hn Rankin and
other citizens of Clermont county, for pro-
lection against incompetent dental practi-
TONERS. itHp a-5 ii'u q
| Severally referred to the committee on
that subject.
Mr.. BATEMAN moved reconsideration
of the vote by which S. b. 2l5 was passed
| yesterday, and that the motion be laid on
the table. Agreed to, yeas II, nays s. 3y
Mr.. WALKER moved that message be
sent to the House, asking the return of s.
| B. 2O5, repeating the law requiring quarter-
| ly reports of Insurance Companies to be
| published in the newspapers, with view
to changing his vote against it. Not
agreed to-yeas 0, nays l3. 90 ula
| Leave of absence was granted to Messrs.
| Sadler, Tibbals, Brooks aud Brown, indefi-
| nitely. j.tH. asjs uA .a1. u
Mr.. HURD presented petition of S. III.
| Miller and other citizens of Medinacounty,
also of j. M. Rhoads and others, for pro-
| lection against quack dentists. Referred
| to the committee on the subjec gl 81
! The Senate then took recess till o'clock
tomorrow morning. i Rsn rl
| HOUSE OF FREPREsENTATEVES.t
/ MORNING SESSION. i2A.'2 isi
Prayer by Rev. Mr., McSprely. ',''-s 4, 3.
| The journal was read and approved.
| Messages from the Senate were received,
| as follows: ~ ,.ig
| Concurring in the amendments to S. B,
4 ~ L.. ~ - g H.