Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-15

act to provide for TIE creation and regnla-
tion Of incorporated computes 10 the State
of Ohio, passed February B 1881, reported
the same back, accommodating ifs passage.
The blll was set for its third reading to-
mOrr0wse
Mr.. CHASE, from the eommitteeon Mu-
nicinal Corporations, 70 which was refer
red 8. b. i84, To amend the act to provide
for the organization OF cities and, incorpo-
rated villages, passed May g. 1862, and to
authorize the councils OF incorporated VII
lages to levy tax for police purposes, re-
ported the same back, recommending Its
passage. The bill was set for It's Third
reading Tomorrow.
Mr.. MYERS, from the committee on
! Roads and Highways, TO which was refer
red 8. Il. No. 26f, 10 authorize the commiss
sioners of Holmes county to levy q special
J tax toirepair the State road lead ihk west
from the town of Millersburg, reported the
same back, ,reeomnending It's passage.1 "a
The bill was set for Its third readliig' to-
MrsGAfaDNER. NON the SCMaisee on
Judiciary, 30 which was referred s. ID. No.
80, Supplementary to the act defining the
jurisdiction and regulating the practiee or
probate Coprts, &c, reported the. Same
back, accommodating It's passage. i0A q
Z The bill was set for its third reading to-
MrFiTzGERAED, from the cOtamitteg
on Municipal, Corporations, to which was
referred Fl. B. No! 4S0, To aGthoflze the
town council Of theincorp0rated yillage,Qf
Macarthur, Yipton county, TO procure mo-
ney to construct temporary sidewalks, re-
ported the same back, recommending les
indefinite postponement. aaNNea
The bill was laid on the table. asi ~.
Mr.. BANNING, from the committee on
. Military Affairs TO rwhich-was referred ~.
j. X. No. =, IN reference to Lieut.. Robert
Bulfum, reported the same back, yt0rder
of the committee, without recommends
ton. Agreed to. --d2f
Mr.. TH0RNHlLL, from the committee
on Finance. to which was referred II. b,
500, by Mr. Heller, To authorize che COM
missioners Of Henry county. 70 build a
, bridge over the Maumee river at Florida,
. reported the same back, asking that the
committee fbe discharged from the further
consideration OF the subject.
The bill was referred to the committee on
Roads and Highways 4. ~. ..'..', 4. -,
Mr.. HITCHCOCK, from the committee
on Finance, to which was referred II. b,
No. 394, To authorize the commissioners Of
Montgomery county TO erect jail, report
ed the same back, with certain amend
ments, and recommended the passage Of the
bill. 10 bss n,as i.ss l,,.es, s,.gigifS a
The amendments were agreed to, and the
bill set for Its third reading to morrow.
Mr.PERRILL, from the committee on
Finance, TO which was referred II. b. No.
397, For the reliefof VIM. Megre'y, report
ed the same back, recommending It's pass
age. -0eh-
The bill was set for its third reading to-
Mr.. HOWARD, from the committee on
Judiciary, TO which was referred III. b. No.
1884, To amend the act to establish code of
civil procedure, passed March II, 1853, re-.
ported same back with sundry amendments,
and recommended the passage Of the, bill.
The Amendments were agreed to, and the
bill set for its third reading Tomorrow.
Mr.. TH0RNHILL, from the committee
on Finance, TO which was referred the peti-
tion of the commissioners OF Lucas county,
for an increase OF the rate of taxation in
said county for county expenses, asked
that the committee be discharged from the
further consideration Of the subject, and
recommended that, the petitioners have
leave to withdraw their petition. Agreed
to. 4,,.,s.-. ,...,,.--. ,.......
Mr.. BoYNToN, from the committee on
Judiciary, to which was referred H.,B. No.
355, To amend the act to allow writs Of err
rOr in criminal cases, passed March7, 1881,
reported the same back, recommending It's
passage with the following amendment to
the first section Provided further that
all costs aceruing on writs of error prose-
cuted by the State shall be paid out of the
county treasury on the order OF the county
auditor, which shall iss ue on the certif-
cate of the clerk of the court of common
pleas."" ~ aa. l,4~ 1sa 'sffss'i 'ne1a'letg
The amendments were agreed to, and
the bill set for its third reading tomorrow.
Mr.. NIXON, from the committee on Ju-
dietary, to which was referred III. B. No
399-by Mr.. Howard-To authorize the
commissioners of Greene c0untyrtOP build
an infirmary, reported the same back with
the following amendment and recommend
ed the passage of the bill After the word
'each," in line 4, section 2, strike out all
down to the word "provlded," Ia line ol
said section, and insert the following
payable at the pleasure of said commits
sioners at period not exceeding fifteen
years from the tethere0f ndginT such
amounts and at such times as said eOmmis-
sioners shall determine, and bearing inter-
estat q rate not exceeding BIO per cent,
payable yearly. '' 'T'e'@ i"Hs'
The amendments were agreed to, and the
bill set for its third reading Tomorrow.
iMr, KESSLER, from the committee on
Finance, TO whom was referred Mr.. Longs
resolution authorizing the Finance COM
| mittee to estimate the cost of whitc- wash
ing the interior wallsof the State House,
and report the same in the general appro-
priatien bfii, recommended the following
substitute therefor (H, j. r. HS:l
| Res0lUed, That the Finance committee be
/ and they are hereby authorized TO provide
for the granting. painting and whitening
of the Senate Chamber and House of Rep
| resentatives.
Mr. NIXON moved to amend the substi-
| tute as follows:
| l. Thatsthe Sinking Fund Commissions
ers, together with the Governor of the
State, be and hereby appointed board
l of commissioners, TO becalled Commission
| ers of the State House; and they shall have
| general powers Of supervision over the
State House building and grounds.
II 2. 1t shall be the duty of said commits
sioners, during the year 1867, to have the
State House building put in thorough re-
| pair, and the interior thereof painted. i&+
/ 3. They shall cause estimates to be made
| of the expense of completing the fence
| around the State House grounds, and sOI
| putting the sidewalks and cutters in re-
| pair, and report the same, together with
the items of expense incurred under those
resolutions to the next General Assembly
The amendment was disagreed TO.
| Mr.. PlATT moved to amend by adding
"that no repair be made except upon con-
sultation with a competent architect. p
| Agreed to. ,tIgtwsar
The substitute, as amended, was then
| agreed to. a3!s ef-.
Mr.. NORTHwAY, from the committee on
| Judiciary, towhich was referred 3, B,cNo
| 232, reported the same back with slight
verbal amandmant.' and roaonnendad its