Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12

Judiciary, II. B. All, To extend the iurisdfc.
] tion OF the Mayor of Lima Allen county.
Mr.. DEFORD moved that the House take
a recess. Disagreed to.
On motion of Mr.. HILL, the further con-
slderation of the bill was postponed until
| Friday, March Is, at 3 o'clock. -E
| The House then took a recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
MT. HILL reported back. from the COM
| mittee on Judiciary, S. b. No. $50. To
amend sections 79 aud 81 of the code OF
CIVIL procedure before Justices of the peace.
and recommended its indefinite postpone-
ment,, Agreed to.
Mr.. NORTHWAY7 reported Back, from
the committee on Judiciary, n. b. No. 445,
and recommended its indefinfte postpone.
ment. ,H'a7I2i'.' hHoL 51'l''1I l,f'lT75
On motion of Mr.. MYERS, the bill was
tabled. 5"ii5iF' Z, ) y Z 5hf - T5fi7S
Mr.. STANTON reported back, from the
committee on Common Schools and School
Lands, ii. B. No. $50, and RECOMMENDED
amendments, which were agreed to! y {, 70
Inc Dill was passed-yeas 67, nays. 2.
Mr.. THORNHILL reported back, from
the committee on FinaHce.jS. b. No. 36I.
10 authorize certain townships in Holmes
county to levy a tax for the purposeT of
clearing the Killbuck river of drift and
other obstructions, and recommended its
passage III g.ff 10 rei5og QfFr .-4aliff
- Ordered to q third reading March l5. 80
= MIR. HILL reported baek,1 from the com.
mlttee on Judiciary ii. b. No. l465 To au-
thorize trustees of townships to appropri-
ate lands for cemetery purposes, and rec
pmmended its passage. ,...I.f - ,4oi div
Read third time under a suspension of
the rules and passed-yeas 63, nays 8. has
- Mr.. PATTON reported back, from the
committee on Municipal Corporations, III.
R.4N n. hn
Gil of the village of Ada, Hardin county, to
levy tax for sewerage purposes and rec
commended its passage Ordered to third
reading March Is
Mr.. GARDNER reported back, from the
committee on Judiciary, III. b. No. 4SS, For
the protection of bridges across the Ohio
river, and recommended its passage with
amendments. i'' ?" = '.' i'.'
The amendments were agreed to, and the
bill ordered to its third reading March Is.
- Mr.. HOOVER reported back, from the
committee on Roads and Highways, S. B.
No. 366. Relating to turnpike roads,, and
recommended its passage, 49,.
The bill was read the third time. '-l,' y
Mr.. ALEXANDER moved to amend as
5O0" 10 ss3 VI '597- -!
The bill was then tabled. .fl '' .'5l2'1
Mr.. NORTHWAY reported back, with
out recommendation, from the committee
on Judiciary, S. B. No. $50, To authorize
the commissioners OF Stark county to build
court house. - -. ..,l.i7 I.
The bill was then passed-yeas 81, nays s.
Mr.. HILL reported back, from the COM
mittee on Judiciary, S. B. No. 3S1, To
amend section 4 of the act to provide for
the appointment of trustees for minors who
may be out of the State, and recommended
its passage. - t' - 3. -
Ordered to third reading March IS.
= hoo ~,
committee on Judiciary, H. B. No. 400, To
amend section 8 of the act defining the
Jurisdiction of probate courts, &C., and
recommended its indefinite postponement.
Agreed to. -. p
Mr.. PERRILL reported back, from the
committee on Agriculture, III. B. 4S6, by
Mr.. Gallup-Supplement to the act to re-
strain from running at large certain ami
mails therein named, passed April 13, 1865,
and recommended its passage. =,
The bill was read third time, under a
suspension of the rules, and passed-yeas
56, nays Is. .+
Mr.. CHASE reported back, from the
committee on Municipal Corporations, n.
b. 494, To authorize the establishment of
houses of correction and the confinement
of convicted persons therein, and recon-
mended its passage. Ordered to third
reading March 15. ' ri' '
Mr.. PUTNAM reported back, from the
committee on Printing, substitute to II. B.
73, Providing for the publication of an alb
stract of the general laws in county news
papers, and recommended its adoption and
the passage of the bill.
The substitute was adopted, and the bill
ordered to third reading March IA. B." ~
Mr.. HILL reported back, from the COM
mittee on Judiciary, S. B. No. 2S6, To
authorize the trustees of Vernon township,
Clinton county, to refund money borrowed
to pay bounties, and recommended its pas
sage. Ordered to third reading March 15
Mr.. GARDNER reported back, from the
committee on Judiciary, III. B. No. 464, To
provide for re-indeXing certain executions
in certain counties, &C., and recommended
its passage.
Ordered to third reading March Is.
Mr.. NIXON, reported back. without re-
Judiciary, H. B. No. 400, by Mr.. Chase,
Regulating the tees of witnesses in civil
and criminal cases, passed March Is, 1862
Report agreed to. = ..'i.l '.t
Mr.. NIXON reported back, from the
committee on judiciary, II. B. No. 437,, by
Mr.. Follett, Supplementary to the act reg
ulating the duties of surviving partners,
passed March 21, 1861, and recommended
certain amendments. ,f"'i-''
Mr.. NIXON reported back, from the
committee on Judiciary, 81. B. No. 500, De-
timing the jurisdicti N of the probate court
in the county of Defiance, in minor Grim
inal cases, and amendatory of an act therein
named, and re commended its passage. I'.I
Read third time and passed.
Mr.. YOUNG reported back, from the
committee on Public Buildings, House
resolution, by Mr.. Piatt, instructing the
committee on Public Buildings to employ
an architect. to estimatet the cost of lighting
the House by skylight. The committee,
in pursuance of the resolution, employed
Jas. w. Mclaughlin, of Cincinnati, whose
plans and estimate are herewith submitted.
The committee also reported the following
resolution and recommended its passage,
viz: H. r, No. 131, from the committee
on Public Buildings: -
Be it resotUed by the General Assembly
of the State Of Ohio, That the Superintendent
of the State House, under the direction of
the Governor, be and he is hereby au-
thOriZed to have the ceiling of the Hall OF
the House of Representatives changed, in
accordance with the plan and specifications
to the committee on Public Build
ings by James w. Mclaughlin, Esq,
architect. Ii.'F -
On motion of Mr.. GLOVER, the resolu-
tion aud accompanying reports were laid
on the table to be printed. tH
Mr.. BLOOM presented remonstrances |
from $50 citizens of Richland county, OF
the various townships, against the passage |
of the bill authorizing the commissioners |
of that county to erect a new court house. |
Referred to the committee on Finance.
Mr.. HILL reported back, from the COM
mittee on Judiciary, I'll. B. No. 4S5, To fa-
cilitate the settlement of estates, and rec
ommended its indefinite postponement.
The bill was tabled.
Mr.. BRONSON reported back, from the |
on Fees and Salaries, II. B. No. |