Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-01

so amend as to provide that the said Charles
Rule may have power to sue the State for
the amount of his claim.
Messrs. Fitzgerald and Gardner opposed
the reference.
The. motion of Mr.. Stedman was dis
agreed to.
Mr.. DANGLER moved to lay the bill
upon the table. Disagreed to.
Mr.. NIXON moved to postpone the bill |
and make it the special order ior Thursday,
April 4, but subsequently, withdrew his |
motion.
The bill was then put upon its passage
and lost-yeas 40, nays 27. Il
The vote by which the bill was lost was
then reconsidered, on the, motion of Mr., |
YOUNG, and the bill laid on the table.
The following bills were introduced and
read the first time: .,-s--.,a. :. si = \
H. b. No 552, by Mr.. BEER-Supple4
mentary to an act to provide for the organ
ization of cities and incorporated villages,
passed May g. 1852. .,-
FL. B. No. 553, by Mr.. DANGLER-Sup
Elementary to the act to further amend the
61st section of the act entitled an act to
provide for the organization of cities and
incorporated villages, passed MAY 3, 1882
and amended by an act passed April %,
1854. Provides that,the ward trustees of
cities of the first cl iss, with population of
600, shall receive compensation of one
dollar for each sFated meeting of the City
ssr
Mr.. GARDNER, from the conference
committee on the matter in difference be-
tween the Senate and House on the Lunatic
Asylum bill, reported, recommending the
striking out from the amendment of the
words ''and east of the SciotO river" also,
the word "fifty,'' and insert the word sthir-
ty." Provides that the new Asylum may
be located any where in the State, not with
in thirty miles of any existing institution
of the same character. 5,.-g 4 -y.-.sr- stsfi
The report was agreed to-yeas go,
nays g.. -, -,-r..,.... =, .-s....-. .,--..
as follows: 4.,f.5 ,..-,
H. B. No. 554. by Mr.. SCHNEIDER-To
provide for the erection of pest-house in
or near Alliance, Stark county. . ..,r,
H. B. No. 555, by Mr.. HITCHCOCK-To
amend the act for the assessment and taxa
tion of property in the State, and for levy
ing taxes thereon according to its true value
Fl, B. No. $50, by Mr.. GASToN-To au-
thoriZe the trustees of Riley township,
Butler county, to sell and convey certain
lands belonging to said township, and in
vest the proceeds for the use of the same.
H. B. No. 557, by Mr., BRANCH-To au-
thorize the commissioners of Hamilton,
Clermont and Warren counties to build a
free bridge across the Little Miami river at
Loveland. &c.
H B. No. 55s. by Mr.. HIBBS-To author
iZe the Incorporated village of Westerville,
and territory annexed for school purposes,
to borrow money and to levy taXts for the
purpose of building school house.
III. B. No. $50, by Mr.. RUTTER-To au-
thorize the city council of the city of Lam
caster to control the bridge fund collected
within the corporate limits of said city.
The House then took recess. t,'
AFTERN DON SESSION.
On motion of Mr.. BRUFF, S. B. No. 224
was postponed until Thursday, April 4, at
IL O'Clock. ..- -
H. B. No. 437 was taken up.
Mr.. FOLLErT offered an amendment,
which was agreed to, and the bill was then
ordered To be placed on the calendar, for a
third reading. Thursday next. r
Reports from standing committees were
made upon the following subjects:
By Mr.. STEDMAN, on II. B. 331-To
provide Tor locating, establishing and con-
structing bitches, drains, and water
courses, &C., recommending the adoption
of substitute. Ordered to a third reading
April 3. .-...,..r.- = ...,.
To amend the act to provide for the devices
of the great seal aud coat of arms of the
State of Ohio. passed April 6, 1866, recon-
mending amendments aud the passage OF
the bill. Ordered to a third reading April /.
By Mr.. GARDNER, on II. B. No. 53S-
Supplementary TO an act to authorize the
|
its passage. Ordered to third reading
April l. r..- --. g.:
By Mr.. REED, on S. B. No. 237-To ex-
empt from execution or other process GER
tain property of railroads therein named
recommending its passage, with an amend
ment: Ordered to a third reading April 2
By Mr.. JOHNSON, on s. B. No. 360-TC
provide for the erection of a new building
for the education of the blind. recommend
ing amendments. [The amendments au-
thOriZe the trustees to enlarge the present
building or to erect a new one. The site is
to contain not less than thirty acres, and to
cost not more than $4,000. The building
is not to cost more than 100000, and must
have capacity for three hundred pupils, of
ficers and employees. ..I .- r-
Mr.. JOHNSON moved to amend the
amendment by striking out .thirty" and
inserting forty [acres ..,... .-. .-..,f
Mr.. CURTIS moved to amend by insert
| ing'fifty.
The question being on striking out
''thirty," ......,.. ...... -..
On motion of Mr.. GLOVER, the further
! consideration of the bill was postponed
until Monday at 215 O'clock. ..-
By Mr.. STANTON, on H. B. No. SOL, Tc
amend the act for the support and better
regulation of public schools in the city oi
Columbus, recommending an amendment
and the passage of the bill. ....
The amendments were agreed to, and the
bill ordered to third reading April l. v,
By Mr.. .NORTHWAY, on 81. B. No. 325
recommending its passage. Ordered to 6
third reading Thursday next.
By Mr.. COCHRAN, on FL. B. No. 439
Supplementary to the act to incorporate
the Portsmouth and Columbus Turnpike
i Company, passed February z, 1881, recon-
mending its indefinite postponement
Referred to select committee of one-Mr
! Pennisten. ..3-
By Mr.. DAVENPORT, on S. B. No. s33
TO regulate the salaries of the officers o.
the lunatic asylums of the State, recon.
mending its passage. Ordered to thirC
j. By Mr.. DAVENPORT-On Fl. B. No.
517 In relation to Longview Asylum, rec
ommending amendments. The amend
ments were agreed to-, and the bill ordered
to third reading on Wednesday next.
By Mr.. r.NORTHWAY-On S. B. No. 365
To amend the act to establish code of civ
il procedure, passed March II, 1853 recon-
mending amendments and the passage o
the bill. The amendments were agreed to
and the bill ordered to a third reading
Thursday next. ..i
By Mr.. PUTNAM, on IT. B. No. 534, An
thorizing the commissioners of Licking
) county, to donate 100000 to the Agricul
J tural College fund in a certain contingency
recommending its passage. Ordered to
r third reading on Tuesday next.
Several motions were made and agreed to
; TO take up bills and place them on the cal
endar tor a day certain.
D Mr.. SCHNEIDER offered for adoption
the following resolution:
: ResolUed, That hereafter when the Houst
takes a recess, it shall meet again at twt
o'clock p. NJ, unless otherwise provided il
the motion for recess.
Adopted. ~. .H.-
The House then adjourned.
[NoTE.-The reporter is requested to sa.
that Mr.. Rutter, on Friday last, recorded
, his vote against the Metropolitan Police
bill ...r . ..