Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01

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The amendment was agreed to. Thebill
was passed-yeas rs, naysS2.
N Mr.. BLOOM moved averbal amendment
in the title, which was agreed to.
II. B. No. $3.50, by Mr.. LYBR00K-To
amend section 5 Of an act to regulate the
fees of clerks of the court of common
pleas, passed Aplil 13, 1865. Provides that
clerks shall receive their fees from the
county treasury, after due effort to first
obtain them from the case]
On motion of Mr.. LOCK WOOD, the bill
was laidson the table.
S. b. No. 2l1, by Mr.. MAY-To amend
the third section Of an act regulating THE
fees Of sheriils in civil and erihipal cases,
passed March 10. 1897. i
Mr.. TRIPP moved to refer the bill to a
select committee OF Cone, with Instructions
to amend so as to make the bill apply to
like, casesin the several probate eOurtsp 10
count les whete Isuclf courts have jurisdic-
ton In minor criminal cases.
The amendment was agreed to and Mr.
Tripp appointed the committee. :.
Leave of.absence was grantedsto Mr..
Tafel.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND READ FIRST TIME.
Nos. $3.50 and 800, by Mr.. BANNING
supplementary to an act to establish code
of civil procedure, passed March'lI, 1853.
fN0. $3.50 makes provision for Service by
publication in cases where the defendantin
error is anon-resident. No. 800 authorizes
the party taking. depostione after the same
aresealed up to takepossession Of the same
and file them with the COURT slieof I
S. B. No, 2l9, by Mr.. SADLER-To
amend section 543 Of the code Of civil pro-
ceedure. tfrisi1f I
The bill was passed-yeas 20, nays Q. =
On motion of Mr.. BANNING, s, B. No!
227 was taken from the table and referred
to the committee on Judiciary. sfna. .
Mr.. TRIPP, tolwhom was referred s. B.
21l, with instructions, reported the same
back, amended as follows: At the end OF
the third section add the following: "and
on like certificate of the Probate Judge
In any county where the probate court has
Jurisdiction in minor criminal cases" "fiicd /,
The amendments were agreed to.
. The bill was passed-yeas 81, naYs D., \
Mr.. CURTIS, from the committee on
Roads and Highways, to which was refer 4
red III. b. Noy347, To authorize the commits
sioners of Tuscarawas county to levy tax
to build a free bridge across the Tuscarawas
river at or near Goshen fording, reported
the same back, recommending its passage.
The bill was set for its third reading TO-
morrow.,o,-, ..,f,-.4 E.,r sfs.,. gi.I h (
Mr., COULTER, fromlthe committee on
Temperance, to whom was referred H. B.
No. 800, reported the same back recon-
mending its passage.
The bill was set for its third reading to-
morrow. .,er
Mr.BoYNToN, from the committee on
Judiciary, to which was referred III. b. No.
$40, To amend and repeal section 8 of the
q nf fn nrnUi a fha 10 ri ion Of rnnl ne
tate, passed Feb. ~, 1881, returned the
same back, recommending its passage.
The bill was set for its third reading to-
Mr.. BLOOM, from the committee on Ju-
dietary, to which was referred III. B. No.
2S4, To authorize administrators aHdsexec-
utors to erect tombstones or monuments,
reported substitute therefor, and recon-
mendads the passage of the same. The
substitute provides that executors and adj
shall be empowered, but not
required, to erect tombstones-the' matter
being lett to the discretion of those officers
and the probate COURT IN .a5
The bill was set for its third reading to-
morrow. .,s,o.j r,a,' i-. ia oel igi 3
Mr.. BOYNTON offered for adoption the
following resolution: a AoftMcrm
Resolosd, That the use Of the hall Of this
House be granted on Wednesday evening
of next week toJ ohm M. LangstOn, ESQ.,, to
deliver an address on the subject of striking
the word "white" from the Constitution of
the State. ;.bE5i s77o11 Hat
Mr.. PUTNAM gave notice of intention
to discuss the resolution. TiN y lHi|,1
Mr.. B0YNTON moved to suspend the
rule of the House that the resolution might
be discussed nUWs ~ s.rys r.
The motion was disagreed to-yeas A,
nays A. III sag1fgd
| On motion of Mr.. OREN, H. B. No. 255
was, s,taken from the table and made the spe1
eial order for wednesday, February6, 6, at
~ o'clock. .,.,. ',,--,.,,,,,,,
table II. j. X. No. =, (relative to the salary
Of, the Quarternaster General) (which was
agreed TO.
Mr.. N BANNING offeredythe following
substitute:
WHEREAS, At the adjournment of the
Ohio Legislature in 1866, there was stand
ing suspended against the State of Ohio, in 1
the settlementofac against the Uni
ted States Government. the sum of $780,
22002, for defects and informality in vouch-
ers for transactions of the Commissary and
Quartermaster departments Of the State
during the early part of the war, for the
correction and settlement of which, and for
other duties, it was deemed necessary by
the Governor to accept and retain the SER
vices of General ID. w. H. Day; and
WHEREAS, By this means $1S7,0093 SO of
the amount SO suspended has been settled
and passed to the credit of the State, and
much done toward securing the settlement
Of the balance of the same; now, therefore,
be it
Resolred by The General Assembly of the
State Of Ohio, That the Governor be and is
hereby authorized to pay any sum not ex-
ceeding $4,000 out of his extraordinary
military contingent fund, to Gen. D. w. H.
Day, for his. services as hereinbefore set
forth.
MIR. PUTNAM moved-t to lay the resolu-
tion and substitute on the table, which was
disagreed to-. " 2kAh II KS
On motion of Mr.. BANNING, the resolu-
tion and substitute were referred to the |
committee on Claims NHFi8H HNg 81 |
On motion, the House took recess. 2'i
tid AFTERNOON SESSION. sisaf
Mr.. B0YNTON, from the committee on
to which was referred ii. B. No.
3S8; To change the time for holding the |
,hlrd term of the Court of Common Pleas |
In Fayette county, for 1867, reported the |
anne back, recommending It's passage.Ha
The bill was passed--yeas rs. nays 2.siet
Mr.. C0AN, from the joint committee on |
Morgan Raid ClaimsstO which was referred |
4. b. No. 29l, reported thesam back, rec
passage. ,3MYg0L n zH0l
. The bill was setfor its third reading on
tuesday, February5. IigllJriR a A
{ On motion Of Mr.. SCHNEIDER, H. J.. r.
70. ITO (requestirg the Governor. to tur-
lish information as to whether the State
las ifIfdished aIiv arms IN kha Grand Army Il
II the Republic), was taken tip..N y ltueV'
Mr.. SCHNEIDER offered the following /
ubstitllte:i hHa F , 1iff NeYf' 99Sn G 90
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