Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-23

OF Samuel Gordon. Ir,9 -.i- s~
t REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. WEST. from the committee on Mu-
nicipal Corporations, reported in favor of
the passage of I'll. b. 277, For the better
regulation of Street railroads, and for other
purposes, with amendments. .......-.. 40.
Amendments agreed to, and the bill or
dered to be read a third time Tuesday
next. ,-
Leave of absence until Monday next was
granted to Messrs. Linn, Wilson and Bate
man. r,.. 81 e. -.... ..4 ,- r.-. 49,. ..s --
Mr.. SAVAGE moved that the Senate ad-
journ until Monday next. Lost-yeas IL,
nays 13, ~ a
The Senate then, on motion, adjourned
until Tomorrow morning. 5
HOUSE OF r REPn nESENTATIVEs. 2
81. -r MORNING SESSION. s.F...... a
Prayer by Hon. Mr.. Coan. 54ra1 .-
Tie third reading of bills was resumed.
H. B. 3S3, by Mr.. HOUSTON-Supple
mentary to the act further to prescribe the
duty of county commissioners, passed A pril
8, 1856, was read the third time and passed
yeas &c. nays none. -al -f3Hs.
H. B. 3S7, by Mr. RIODES-To author
iZerthe board of education of the Carding-
ton Union School district, Morrow county,
to borrow money for school purposes, was
read the third time. .r. -.ffaa
Mr.. RHODES moved to amend by strik-
ing OUT ''highest legal rate' (of INTEREST,"
and inserting ten" [per cent? Disagreed
to. Hte-is + Eias '.Eau..i itff.a flrY y %
Mr.. ALEXANDER moved to amend by
adding after the word ''interest" i'll sec. 1,
9th line, ,'at the time the bonds are issued"
Agreed to. .flf ,haTH .H tf.aI 80.
The bill was passed-yeas GO, nays 3..soc.
H. B. 400, by Mr. ALEXANDER-To
authorize the town council of Troy, Miami
county,tO levy tax to aid fnthecOnstruc-
tion of turnpike roads, was read the third
time. fs se 5grI .Esi-g5-gi ago
Mr.. moved to amend as
follows: Strike out of line 4, in section 2,
the words ''rate OF seven per cent. per an
num-" and insert highest egal rate per
annum at the time said bonds are issued"
Agreed to. ss#4aae vs. .---rf- r.E E-.s
The bill was passed-yeas 50, nays g. F..
III. b. No.415,. by Mr.. BLOOM-To ex-
tend the time of payment for school lands
in section 16, Riley township, Sandusky
county, was read the third time and passed
yeas 81, nays none. a.s. s
Mr.. FOLLETT, on leave, recorded his
vote on II. No. 32S Metropolitan Police]
and S. B. No. 1lS Temperance bill, voting
nay on each. ei t-fr .ne .-sI
Mr.. BRUFF moved to postpone the fur
ther consideration of Fl. B. No. 444 until
O'Clock on Wednesday,, February 30.
Agreed to. 1f-ls f zus .i.:fn
S. B. No. 223, by Mr.. HARRIS-To amend
san act to fix the compensation of members
and officers of the General Assembly,"
passed April 2, 1866, was read the third
time. Revives the law of 1865, giving
clerks the same compensation for work au-
thorized to be done after the close of the
session as they receive during the session.
Mr.. BRONSON moved to amend by add
ing, after the word printing" the words
''or majority of them." - s-
The bill was passed-yeas 55, nays 4.
The nays were as follows:
Messrs. Deford, Hough, McMarrell, Reed
A. 49,
S.B. No. 247, by Mr.. MAY-Regulat-
ing taverns and repeating certain acts
therein named, was read the third time.
Mr.. GARDNER moved to amend by
striking out in section all of the proviso
after the word repealed" Agreed to.
The bill was passed-yeas 62, nays none.
Mr.. BRUFF moved to postpone the fur
ther consideration of S. B. No. 25S until
Thursday. Feb. %. Agreed to. =
Mr.. TRIPP offered for adoption the fol-
lowing resolution:
WHEREAS, Senate bill No. 224 passed that
body on the 18th day of January, 1867, and
came to this House and was referred to the
committee of Military Affairs on the 22d
of January, 1867; and whereas, it is i'm
portant to take speedy action on said bill,
if the same is to become law; therefore,
ResoIred, That said Military committee
be, and the same is hereby, instructed to re-
port said bill back to this House, with or
without recommendation, without delay,
that action may be had thereon.
Mr.. BLOOM offered the following sub
stitute:
Resot0ed, That the committee on Military
Affairs be, and they are hereby, requested
to report to the House at an early day, S.
3. No. 224, with or without recommends
tion. ..-
The substitute was agreed to, and the
resolution as amended was adopted.
Mr.. DANGLER, from the committee on
Finance, to which was referred petitions
and resolutions of the City Council of Day
ton, reported a bill in accordance there
with, and recommended its passage.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND READ FIRST TIME.
81. B. No. 1852, by the Finance committee
To amend section 76 of the act to pro-
vide for the organization of cities and in
corporated villages.
H. B. No. 463. by Mr.. DENMAN- To au-
thOriZe the commissioners of Williams
county to levy tax to build a Jail. e..
On motion of Mr.. DENMAN, the bill
was, under suspension of the rules, read
a second time and referred to the committee
on Finance.
H. B. No. 464, by Mr.. CIST-To provide
for indexing certain executions in certain
counties in this State,
Fl. B. No. 465, by Mr.. GALLUP-To au-
thorize the commissioners of Miami county
to transfer fund therein named to the
bridge fund of said county.
Mr.. BLOOM, from the select committe
of seven on the subject of Insurance, to
which was referred Fl. B. No. 315, estab-
fishing an insurance department, recon-
mended a substitute, which was laid on the
table to print.
Mr.. PUTNAM offered the following,
which was laid over for discussion, under
the rule:
Resolued, That for the purpose of show
ing proper respect for the memory of the
"Father of his Country" this House do
now adjourn. E-
Mr.. GARDNER, from the committee on
Judiciary, to which was referred certain
petitions relative to licensed taverns, bank
rupt law and the election of township trus-
tees, asked to be discharged from the fur
ther consideration of the same. Agreed to.
Mr.. HILL, from the committee on Ju-
dietary, to which was referred Fl. B. No.
434, To authorize the trustees of the town
ship of Elyria, Lorain county, to borrow
money to aid in the erection of a town hall.
recommended an amendment and the pas
sage of the bill. The amendment was