Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-01
HOUSE OF REPMEsENTATIvEs.
MORNING SESSION.
raver hv Hon. Mr.. Welsh.

Prayer by Hon. Mr.. Welsh.
The Journal was read and approved.
The conference committee on the matter
in difference between the Senateand House
on the Penitentiary bill, reported, recon-
mendlng that the minimum price for con-
Vict labor be seventy cents per day.
Thereport was agreed to-yeas 65, nays u.
Messages from the Senate were taken up
and read.
Senate amendment to II. 3. No. 413, To
amend sections one and two of the act for
the protection of certain birds and game,
passed April 80, 1861, as amended March
16, 1865, was agreed tO-yeas 66, nays 4.
Senate amendments to II. B. No. 503, To
authorize boards of education in certain
cities to constitute standing committees for
the management of libraries under their
control, were agreed to-yeas Il, nays
none.
Various Senate bills were read the first
and second times, and appropriately refer
red.
Petitions and remonstrances were pre-
sented as follows, and appropriately refer
By Mr.. HOWARD, of Greene-Three
petitions for the publication of "Ohio's
Record in the Rebellion"
By Mr.. BLOOM, of Richland-For law
making ineligible to Office any citizen ad-
dicted to the habltual use of alcoholic
stimulants.
by Dlrs MAO VI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STRANGE against the passage of law exon
Grating Valentine TheObald, late treasurer
of said township, and his bondsmen, from
paying said township the sum of $1.6S6.
BY Mr.. MYERS, of Darke-For the repeal
of the law giving criminal jurisdiction to
the probate court of Darke county.
BV Mr.. RUTTER, of Fairield-Memorial
of the city council of Lancaster, for law
transferring said city's proportion of the
road and bridge fund now levied and col
lected, or hereafter to be levied or collect
ed, to the city council ofsaid city, for bridge
purposes within the city.
BY Mr.. NIXON, of Hamilton-Memo-
rial of the commissioners of the CONNER
cial Hospital of Cincinnati, for law to en-
able them to issue bonds bearing interest
at the rate f7.3 per cent. per annum.
Mr.. BRUFF made report from the joint
committee on Enrolment, and
The SPEAKER then signed the bills and
resolutions as enrolled.
HI. B. No. 54S by Mr.. BEER-To protect
pavements and sidewalks, was read second
time and referred to the committee on
Roads and Highways.
Mr.. GLOVER reported back, from the
committee on Finance. H. B. No. 497, For
the relief of James johnson, recommending
an amendment. Ordered to third reading
Tuesday, April 2. -s-l.
I Mr.. GLOVER reported back, from the
committee On Finance, S. B. No. $50, 10
/ transfer and appropriate certain funds
therein named, recommending its passage
Ordered to third reading Tuesday, April 2
THIRD READINGS.
Z S. B. No, 345, by Mr.. .JUSTICE-Defning
the jurisdiction of the probate court of
Holmes county in criminal cases, was read
the third time and passed-yeas %, nays IL.
I II. B. No. 542 by Mr.. FITZGERALD
! For the relief of Charles Rule, was read the
/ third time. a -
/ Mr.. FITZGERALD moved to strike out
If section 1 all after the word "sum" in
/ inc Z, and add in lieu thereof, payable out
any moneys appropriated for that pur-
+ ose." Agreed to.
Messrs. Fitzgerald, Gardner and Nixon
poke in support of the bill, and argued the
lstice of allowing the claim of Charles
isnle tor marble work done on the State
House. 'o!eJ 10 :44.
| Mr.. STEDMAN opposed the bill, and