Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-15

it is therefore law.
The Senate agreed to House amendment
to S. B. S79, Toamend tsecg417aof the code
Leave of absence until Tuesday was asked
and obtained for Mr.J ustiee. l.hc b. 9'5j1
The PRESIDENT signed sundry bills.
j, NEWEST, from the committee of Con-
ference on the General Appropriation billie
reported the agreement of that committee,
amending the amendment in dispute. The
report was agreed to by the Senate-yeas
70. nays none. aH Mis- u "
The Senate then adjourned till Monday.
NoTE-In, the debate yesterday on the
bill to, punish obtaining goods under false
pretenses by ihlpriso in the Peniten-
tiary, Mr.. Tibbals opposed 1t as a whole,
but stated distinctly that,h was in favorof
the feature (which proposed soito punish
"confidenee T. Ssa:o s4oa i'Slf%s 5i 81 % %asg% 5a
HOUSE OF. RiEsPE.HIsIEIssENTAFIVvuEs.s Ell In n n
Eft G a, 227a s oRSfe SESSION sl 1i 30
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. ByeTs, sdi 10 aaz
81 Mr.. RUTTER asked and obtained leave
to record his vote, On III. B, No 365. CourlJ
ty School Superintendent biH.] He voted
ave f9oIIDsdi LaE 20 11oqQGs siIR sIiod agGe "A
:; On motion, a calss Of the House was or
dered, when 5S members answered to their
names. sEis .ss, Ie 2la5iliIi 9d7 Oaz7e s7-d 70
50 On motion of Mr.. NORTHWAY, the Ser
geant-at-Arms was dispatched after alb
sentees. saoisa2i. u.s. sstoz oj L.l3it
Mr.. COCHRAN, on leave, made report
from the joint committee on Enrolment,
and aso1 5. 10 3s6l.ssI
| The SPEAKER pro tenn. then signed the
sfxbills and three joint resolutions, so en-
rolled. -
Mr. GARDNER from the committee on
Judiciary, reported on S. B. No. 252,i To
authorize persons charged with crimes and
oftnses to testify, recommending its pas
sage. The bill was ordered to a third read
ing at 2 O'Clock to-day. q y ~. =. s2@
i Mr.. HOUGH asked and obtained leave to
record his vote on)S.J R. No. 3. (Sufrage
resolution * He voted ave. 7o4 g 49, -
On motion of Mr.. CHASE, proceedings
under the call were dispensed with.
The House resumed the consideration of
S. B. No. 334. p Railroad BILL 11lI
MIR. ALEXANDER offered the following
amendment to the substitute: ra5ET3 ,sq
Sec. 3. 1t shall be unlawful for any rail-
road company in this State to charge or
cause to be charged and collected of any
passenger riding on the roads of tile same,
an amount greater than three cents per
mile. Disa greed to- = ~ '-'s = { ? = -
..Gf Mr.. HITCHCOCK moved to amend sec
tion 4, by striking out the provision for
paying one-half of certain fines to the in
former. Agreed to. FrssH ~, a.,
: Also, in section 6, line s, insert after the
word roads, the wonls TAT which bag
gage is checked on such roads" Agreed to.
Mr.. GARDNER offered an amendment
to section 8. 3.which was disagreed to. qss
& Mr.. GLOVER moved to amend by in
serting in section 2, line H.. after the, word
estate" the following:1 Esand shall also
give printed bills of lading for all freights
received by them to be carried to any point
on or beyond the terminus of said road,
with sporuch tion. of said table and CLASH
fication of freight printed therein. as siwiil
fully specify the class and rate of freight
charged in said bill OF lading." Agreed to.
Mr.. BEER moved to amend by inserting g
in line l. section 13, after the word ''any,"
the word employee. Also. after the word
company insert: or any one pretending
to be such employe, agent or officer. $50
as to make the requirements imposed upon
the company reach all its employees, or
pretended employees, agents or officers]
Agreed to-, - ,s..,., 80. I'll, .,,.
= Mr. BEER moved to amend section 30,
so as 70 further protect railroad companies
fromo prosecution for damage to animals,
by prohibiting the putting of salt or food
for cattle, hogs or sheep upon the track.
Agreed to-. ~, laaco.- 49, -.
section II so that no railroad company shall
be permitted to make an additional charge
upon any passenger above the regular fare,
ON account ofSsuch person not having a
ticket on said road. Agreed to- 21 ," f1aq
Il Mr.. GLOVER moved, to amend section
III so as to require the railroad company to
have printedupon all tickets sold by them
the rates charged for travel from and to
each station on said road. Agreed to. n
Mr.. STEDMAN moved to amend section
15 by adding the following: a." And every
man so employed as conductor, brakesman
or baggageman, shall keep his boots neatly
polished; and his toilet carefully and taste
fully arranged Disagreed to-" 5is}o. 49,, l' y
Mr.. BURBAGEl moved to amend by adj
ding at the end of section 8 a proyiso that
be prohibited from making deductions on
freights shipped in1arge quantities when
shipper takes the responsibility of loading
or unloading his freight? Agreed to. ,-1a.5 sa5
Mr.. HITCHCOCK moved to amend sec
tion so that shipments of live stock may
be made by the car load, at uniform rates
per car load, without regard to weight. be
Mr.. NIXON moved to include lumber.
j Both amendments were agreed to.ilsa
Mr.. BOYNTON moved to amend by add
ing to section % the following: And said
company shall also be liable in damages for
all personal injuries resulting to any per-
son. through the negligence OF. arelessness
of its agents or employees. Agreed to. 60 30,
s7 Mr.. DANGLER moved to amend section
Hsso that it shall be made the duty of the
conductor not to leave the station until all
persons who are expected to take passage
on said train have arrived and are seated
in the cars. Disagreed to-. 3sft 2" 3ss5 s
- Mr.. BEER moved to amend section % SO
as not to allow of any other business than
legitimate railroad business to be conduct
ed in any of the buildingso of any railroad
company, or upon any of their grounds OBJ
tanned for railroad use.N Agreed to.
: Mr.. .BRUFFe moved to amend the same
section so as to except from the prohibi-
tion above, buildings used for lodging as
well as eating purposes. Agreed to.
Mr.. FITZGERALD moved to strike out
all of section after the word ''limits,'' in
line II, to and'ineluding the word "State."
Agreed to. sE.s ErrgsEr- str4.sB
Mr.. CLARK, of Harrison, demanded the
previous question.
On motion OF Mr.. NORTHWAY, call of
the House was ordered, when rs members
answered to their names.ss a.
The Sergeant-at-arms was dispatched at
ter absentees. = "A . q - - 81 50 - 81
Leave OF absence was granted to Messrs.
Read, ROsenerans and Hoover
Mr.. .BRUF,Es on leave, made a report from
the joint committee on Enrollment and
The SPEAKER. then signed the nine
bills so enrolled.
Messrs! AIexandery OrenAand Young ap-
peareG within the bar, when proceedings
under the call were dispensed with. is
The demand for the previous question
was sustained -.a esE,.tH sdF -.slra
The substitute of Mr.. Dangler was lost
yeas u, nays "a. ys tzf,-i t.ryrt.r-s ....g-
The bill was passed-yeas 81, nays .27.
Mr.. BOYNTON made a report from the
committee on Revision. ri, ,..1i a,u az i3lJ
III. B. 369, by Mr.. ESTILL, To amend an
act entitled san act to authorize the board
of education of the incorporated village of
Van Vert, Van Vert: county, to borrow
money for purposes therein named" passed
April 5, 1866, was read the third time.
Mr.. ESTILL- moved to amend so that the
rate OF interest. paid may be eight per cent.
instead of the legal rate. Agreed to-.
, The bill was passed-yeas So, nays 15.
H. B. No. 515, by Mr.. HELLER-To au-
fhnriuo tfhn commissioners of Henry and