Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-18

for the passage of law to pay the loca
bounty the same as authorized by law
witch was referred to the committee OF
+. Military Affairs. .lt 10 L.iN
! By MIR. THORNHILL-From Addison
= Moore and l0S other citizens OF Columbus
for the extension of the benefits OF the
State Library to the citizens of Columbus
which was referred to the COMMITTEES on
Library. ~.
By MIR. .McMORRAN-From John Fam.
bo, for the passage OF a law to authorize
the city authorities of Urbana to purchase
lands t6enIarge the cemetery Of said city
which was referred to committee OF one
MIR. McMorran. aj Hey AN, lFl,'3
? By Mr.. WORTH-From the trustees Of
Salt Rock township, Marion county, fol
the passage of law 70 authorized transfer
of the surplus bounty fund of said town
shin to the common school fund, which was
referred to committee ofone-Mr. Rosen-
Grams.
: BILLS READ THE SECOND TIME.
d H.B. No. 3l2 BY Mr.. KERR--To amend
section s of an act entitled IAN act supple
mentary to an act entitled IAN ctlprescrib-
ing the duties of supervisors, and relating
to roads and highways" passed February
13, 1853, as amended March 10, 1862. Re-
ferred to the committee on Roads and High
II. B. No. 8l9, BY Mr.. WORTH-Author-
izing a transfer of certain fluids therein
, named to the common school fund of Salt
Rock township, Marion county, Ohio. Re-
ferred to a committee of one-Mr. Rosen-
Grams.
ii. B. No. 314, BY Mr.. STEDMAN-To
authorize the employment of police force
by railroad companies. Referred to the
d committee on Railroads. --,.
D II. B. No. 3l5, By Mr.. YOUNG-Estab-
fishing an insurance department.
On motion of Mr.. YOUNG, the consti-
tutional rule was dispensed with, and said
bill was read the second time by its title,
and referred to the committee on Insur-
ance. atr.e... e- ..- III
Mr.. FOX, from The committee on Revis-
ion, reported back House, bills Nos. 297
} and 30l, having found them correctly en-
crossed. ~.L.Jo q d.
H.B. No. 297, To enable associations of
persons for raising funds to be loaned
among their members for building them
homesteads and other purposes, to be-
come bodies corporate, was read the third
time. ~ -. E... .atE
The question being upon the passage OF
the bill, the yeas and nays were ordered, and
resuIted-yeas So, nays none. e
On motion of Mr.. r.TH0RNHILL, the third
reading of II. B. No. 30l was postponed
until Thursday, January %, 1867. r. ",
..sg BILLS READ THE FIRST TIME. ,i- 81
,H.B. No. 1892, by Mr.. MASTERS-De-
fning the Jurisdiction of the Probate Court
of the county of Fulton, in criminal cases.
H.B. No. 1888, by Mr.. Mr.HOWARD-To ap-
propriate the interest arising from the pro-
ceeds of the sale Of the land scrip donated
to this State by act OF Congress, approved
July 2, 1852. 7 1a'
III. b.. No. 334, by Mr.. FITZGERALD--
To authorize the city of Cincinnati, to levy
tax for sewerage purposes. y
HgB. No. 1856, by Mr.. C0ULTER-Sup-
Elementary to an act to provide for the
creation and regulation Of incorporated
companies in the State of Ohio, passed May
IL, 1852. Fi'f5n
H.B. No. 1856, by Mr.. GORDON--Rela
ing to roads and highways. no
II. b. No. 837, By Mr.. KRANER-To
amend section of an act prescribing the
duties of supervisors, and relating to roads
and highways, passed February l3, 1858,
as amended April 6, 1859. p.
III. b. No. 33S, By Mr.. WILES-To amend
section of an act passed April l3, 1865,
entitled an act to restrain from running at
III. B. No. $780, BY Mr.. LYBR0OK-TO
amend section of an act tolregulate fees
of Clerks of the Court of Common Pleas,
passed April l3, 1868. 1' $3.50 ~ 2
H.B. No. $40, By Mr.. SWAIM-To au-
thorize the town council oftheincOfporated
village OF Macarthur to procure money to
construct temporary sidewalks. .aiTo oii'sc
H.B. No. .34l, BY Mr.. LARWILL--to au-
thorize the council of the incorporate viii
lage of Ashland to borrow money, to issue
bonds and levy tax for the purchase of a
steam fire engine, all necessary appurtef-
ances thereto, and for the building of an
engine house for the use of said village. d
Mr.. PUTNAM, upon leave, presented the
petition of Louis Evans and 165 other citi-
zens Of Licking county, for the passage OF
0 law.to locate the Agricultural College in
Licking county, and toallow the Commits
sioners to levy tax sufficient to enable
them to donate to the State the sum oi
100000, to be applied to such object. Re-
ferred to select committee OF one, Mr.
Putnam. idal sl9ab iDm II
SALARY OF THE qUARTERMAsTER GENERAL
Mr.. GLOVER, from the committee Oh
Finance, to whom was referred Ill. B. 292
with Senate, amendments, reported the
same back, with the Recommendation thai
the House concur in said amendments
with the following amendment to said
amendments: AT the end of the second
clause, making appropriation to pay the
Quartermaster General, add the words, ''tc
be paid out of the extraordinary. military
contingent fund OF the Governor"
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr.. LOCKWOOD demanded a division
OF the question on, the Senate amendments
which being ordered, the question was OF
the first clause of said amendments, which
was unanimously agreed to. ,5s.,...'. ~
On motion, the House took recess.
|. -8 AFTERNOON SESSION. li y 8,
Mr.. NIXON moved to postpone th
further consideration of 5. B. No. 2O2 unit
"Wednesday, january 2S, which was dlsa
greed to.il su ~ W af lhsH,s9eN eNr
The question being on agreeing to tn
second clause of the amendment, the yea
and nays were ordered, and resulted-Tyea
33. nays 30, as follows: aGt ai3tgg la
IYEAs-Messrs. Alexanders Ault, Ban
ming, Boynton, Bronson, Bunce, Burbagt
| Chase, Coulter, Dangler, Davey, Eneel
| Fox, Furnassy Gallup, CASTOR, Glover Ian
son, Hastings, ELibbs, Hitchcock, kerrfhlb
bee, MarshalL Martin, McMorrau, Myeri