Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07
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aTOn motion of Mr.. LOCKWOOD, S. B.
No. 262 was referred to select committee
of one (Mr. Hughes), with. instructions to
amend so as to define what ''leaving on the
lineyof said road" shall mean. sH{ ss....,.t
5. b. No. 259. by Mr. sJCSTlCE-TO
amend sections rs and 90 of the code of
civil procedure before justices of the peace,
was read the third time.
-, Mr.. BEER, moved to amend by striking
from line A. section 2, the word ''such" and
insert ''each," Agreed to. --,l-. nd. =. -
The bill was then referred to the commit
tee on Judiciary. -, -.-
n. B. No. 499. by Mr.. RHODES ere
ate one additional judge of the court of
common pleas in the second subdivision of
the sixth JUDICIAL district, was introduced
and read the first time. go, ~ - ~
~ H. B. No. 500, by. Mr.. NIXON-To au-
thorize the trustees of Spencer township,
Hamilton county, to levy a tax for the re-
lief of. the poor of said township. was in
troduced and read the first and second
times under suspension of the rules, and
referred to the committee on Corporations
Upon leave, Mr.. SAWYER offered for
adoption resolution instructing the Sec
retary of State to bring forward and pub
lish with the laws passed at this session,
the law relating to auctions and auction
eers, on pages 56, 81, .5S, 80, go and 81 of
omitted from Swan and Critchfield's Stat
utes. Adopted-yeas 81, nays none.
II. B. No. sol, by Mr.. ,NIXON-To au-
thoriZe the trustees of Spencer township.
Hamilton county, to purchase additional
ground tor. the enlargement of Town Hall
lot, and to apply certain money in the
treasury in payment therefor, was read
the first time. .-...-., 49,.
H. No. 5O2, by Mr.. COULTER-Sup-
Elementary to an act to provide for the crea-
ton and regulation of incorporated COM
panies in the State of Ohio-WaS iutro-
duced and read the first time 81, ..-
Mr.. DANGLER reported back, from the
Finance committee, S. b. 333, To regulate
the salaries of the officers of the Lunaric
Asylums of the State. and recommended
its indefinite postponement.
On motion of Mr.. JOHNSON, the bill
was referred to the committee on Benevo-
lent Institutions. r.l..+. Ia. -.
!. Mr.. BRONSON reported back, from the
committee on Fees and Salaries, III. B. No.
425, To amend the act oneerning notaries
public and commissioners, and prescribing
their duties, and recommended its passage.
Ordered to third reading March z.
Mr.. CLARK, OF Guernsey. reported back
without recommendation, from the COM
mittee on Agriculture, ii. b. No. Alb, To
amend sections one and two of the act for
the protection. of certain birds and game,
pdSSSu APih OO3 ASOA, 80 euNOlNSA AAoASH
16, 1865. .5. -, - .
Iu Ordered to third reading March s.
Mr.. .FITZGERALD, reported back, from
the committee on Claims, the claim of Jas.
johnson, for $43S.92, for work on the Miami
canal, and asked to be discharged from its
further consideration, it being provided for
by II. b. 937, the passage of which is rec
commended. Agreed to. .'
li Mr.. SHIPLEY, presented the memorial
of E. E. Fillmore and So other citizens of
Muskingum county, asking for relief to the
lessees of the Public Works. RI ferred to
committee on Public Works. -, -l
nv Mr.. OREN reported back, from the com
mittee on Library, Fl. j. r. No. 119, recon-
mending its adoption. Authorizes sub
seription to twenty newspapers, of both
political parties, for filing in the State
Library.] The resolution was lost-yeas
"a, nays 3S.- .-e.l4 -o+ssf 81 !,
Mr.. NIXON reported back, from the
committee on Judiciary, S. B. No. 1886, re-
lating to certain orphan asylums therein
named, and recommended. its passage.
IAuthorizes the colored orphan asylum of
Cincinnati to dispose of its property and
purchase other.J The bill was passed
yeas SO, nays none. ~ ~
Mr.. GARDNER reported back, from the
committee on Judiciary, III. B. No. 4OI, To
secure to School Section 16, Greene town
ship. Hamilton county, due credit for pro-
ceeds from the sale of said section, recon-
mending its passage. -..'' :. - 81
Ordered to a third reading March z.