Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-13

On motion of Mr.. WELSH, H. B. 255. To
prevent the spreading of contagious dis
eases among horses cattle, and stock, was
taken from the table, read the third time
and passed-yeas 80, nays7. =.
On motion OF Mr.. SWAIN, H. B. No. 291
was taken from the table and made the spe-
ciaI order for March 19, at IL o'clock.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND READ FIRST TIME.
III. B. 520 by Mr.. PUTNAM, To provide
for the appointment of commissioners to
examine certain claims growing ont of the
Morgan raid and prescribing their duties.
II. b. 52l, by Mr.. CUSAC, For the relief
of Samuel Spittle, treasurer of Hancock
county. ffs s-' -2as si-'i'i'e
Mr.. GLOVER moved to reconsider the
vote by which the House passed I'll. B. 1853.
Disagreed to.
Mr.. GLOVER. upon leave, recorded his
vote on the bill, voting nay.
Mr.. r.ALEXANDEk reported back, from
the committee on Schools and School
Lands, Senate amendments to H. B. No
426, and recommended that the House con-
cur in the same. ....,,.
The amendments were agreed to-yeas
SO. nays /.
MIR. CHASE reported back, from the
committee on Municipal Corporations, sub
stitute for III. B. No. All, To create a board
of health in any city of the first class and
to prevent the spread of diseases therein,
and recommended its passage with amend
ments.
The amendments were agreed to, and the
bill ordered to third reading March 13.
Mr.. THORNH1LL reported back, from
the committee on Finance, S. B. No. 3S1,
To authorize the commissioners of Summit
county to levy tax to build additions to
the court house in said county, and recon-
mended its passage. Ordered to third
reading March 13. 80 ''.h
Mr.. STANTON reported back, from the
committee on Common Schools and School
Lands, H. B. No. 40, by Mr.. Heller, To
amend section 30 of the school law, and rec
commended certain amendments and the
passage of the bill. ..
The amendments were agreed to, and the
bill ordered to third reading March 13. .
Mr.. CURTIS reported back, from the
committee on Roads and Highways, III. B.
No. 443, To exempt certain persons therein
named from performing labor on public
Ordered to third reading March Is.
EXempts pensioners of the United States
from road labor. ''-l 's'5-'
Mr.. HOWARD reported back, from the
committee on the Penitentiary, S. B. No.
19S, To regulate and govern the Ohio Peni-
tentiary, and recommended its passage,
after the adoption of sundry accompanying
amendments. ilA -.
On motion of Mr.. HOWARD, the bill
and pending amendments were postponed
until March Is, and made the special order
for IL o'clock. 5 .'' .s.'-E
Mr.. KIBBEE reported back from the
committee on Manufactures and Commerce,
S. B. No. 354 (by MIR. Justice), To punish
trespasses on mining lands, and recon-
mended its passage. Ordered to third
reading March 10. For the punishment OF
raids on coal bank, &es.] <ti t5'
Mr.. BRUFF reported back, from the
committee on Public Works, s. B. No. 30S,
To provide for the establishing of line of
wharfage and dOckage in navigable waters
in the State, and recommended the passage
of the bill With amendments. Ordered to
a third reading March 15.
Mr.. KlBBEE reported back, from the
committee on Common Schools, &C., FL. B
No. 369, To amend the act to authorize the
board of education of the Incorporated viii
lage of Van Vert to borrow money for
purposes therein named, passed April 8,
1866, and recommended the adoption of a
substitute, which was agreed to. 81
The bill and pending amendments were
tabled. '....se. ~.
Mr.. MYERS reported back, from the
committee on Roads and Highways, III. b
337, To amend section of the act prescrib-
ing the duties OF supervisors, and relating Q
to roads and highways, passed Feb. 13, 1853
as amended April 6, 1859, and recommend
ed its indefinite postponement, the provis =
ions of the bill being embodied in the law
of 1865. Agreed to. ..- -f 5r"s.s
Mr.. SAWYER offered joint resolution,
authorizing the Quartermaster-G General OF
the State to issue to the proper authority
of any college or incorporated institution
of learning, when desired, not exceeding
fifty stand of arms and sets of equipments
to be used by the students for the purpose
of military drill. The authorities of the
college are to receipt for the same, and
make an annual report to the Adjuta nj
General on the condition of the arms anC
the progress made in military instruction.
Mr.. HUGHES thought that the arms
might be intended for the use of the Grand
Army of the Republic. and gave notice Of
intention to discuss the resolution. and II
went over under the rule.
Mr.. BRUFF reported back, from the COM
mittee on Public Works, S. B. No. 26S, TIC
provide for the preservation of the Public
Works of Ohio, and the regulation of navi-
CATION and travel thereon, and recommend.
ed its passage.
Ordered to third reading March 15.
The House then adjourned.