Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-12

al property from April and May to. .Febru-
ary and March,
On motion, a call of the House was order
ed, when 70 members answered TO their
names.
On motion of Mr.. BARRETT, proceed
ings under the call were dispensed with.
The bill was passed-Syeas "a, nays "a.
Mr.. AULT reported back. from the COM
mittee on Military Affairs. S. Il. No. 434
Ceding to the United States of America
iurisuiction-ov certain lands and their
4ppurtenanees to the National ASYLUM for
disabled volunt er soldiers and tXempting
the same from taxation, recommending its
passage. 3ss ~ tEi- I-ir- g. q. 1t-
The bill was read the third time. under a
suspension of the constitutional rule, and
passedLyeas 56. nays 4. e..l.'Ni
On motion OF Mr.. BRUFF, the vote by
which s. B. 432 fto PROVIDE for publishing
the CONSTITUTIONAL amendment was made a
special order for IL o'clock to-day, was re-
considered. oa -ftt .f.t' ~ ri .TE'Ns
On motion. call of the Honse was or
dered, and eighty members answered to
their names. H 1i E.a7" Erf ..:"a
The SPrgeant-at-Arms was dispatched
after absoRtPes. p. t4io.. 81; IeF' ar"c
Mr.. FOELETT, on lea We. made report,
from the select committee un Inspection OF
Petroleum Oil. on Ii. B M, 356, To au-
thOriZe the sale of crude p tTOleum oil for
illuminating purposes, commenting its
indefinite postpontment, its provisions be-
ing Incorporated in a bill which has already
passed. Agreed 10. -- -F99 -
Mr.. HUGHES reported back from the
committee on Railroads, Ii. B. No. 49, To
amend the act to provide for the creation
andireg1lation of Incorporated Companies
in the State of Ohio. passed May 1, 1854
with Senate amendments thereto. No
rec Hmmenda ion. ..isi:srf. .f..1Ji.r.J .fet'f
Al I)fNN
insert in lieu of words struck out by the
Senate, these Words = and all trains adver-
tfsed by such company to stop at any sta
ton for the receiving of passengers, shall.
stop the same at such station" iia T.2G.
The amendments were agreed to-yeas
SO, nays 10. -------.z----.---
Mr.. BANNING reported back from the
COMMITTEES on Military Affairs, S. B. 42S, To
provide;tor the organization of military In
stitutes, recommending its passage. Or
dered to third reading April II. fi. 3.
Mr.. BRUFF reported back from the COM
mittee on Military Affairs, S. B. No. 426,
To authorize and require the payment OF
bounties to veteran volunteers, recon-
mending its passage with amendments.
The amendments were agreed TO. ~ 4', .
On motion of Mr.. JBRUFF. the constitu-
tional rule was dispensed with, the bill
read the third time and passed-yeas 60,
nays 3. a.. I'll. -a ;i.-fssl.-.. F..
DAN NINO. TepOTI0u Ddck, from
committee on Military Affairs, S. B. No.
419, To dispose of certain moneys in ths,
possession of late officers of the National
Guard of Ohio, recommending is paSsa ge.
The bill was passed-yeas 63, nays 8.
Messrs. Stanton, Hoover, Oren and Clark
of Guernsey, appeared within the bar, and
proceedings under the call were dispensed
wi h. - ~. -.. ..'.-. 80 .....-
S. B. No. 432 was then taken u and pass
oQ-V9aS 54, naVS 27 s... .--.,.
On motion of Mr.. HUGHES, S. B. No.
250. ito protect furS was taken up.
Mr. BARRETT moved to strike out sun
lawful where it occurs, and insert laopfuL,
[making it lawful to kill muskraLs and
otner r-bearing animals under certain
circumstances Disagreed to. s5.Ffe.
The bill was passed-yeas SO, nays 13.
S. B. 344, by Mr.. WALKER-TO amend
section a of an act entitled IAN act to pre-
serve the purity of elections" passed March
20, 1871, was read the third time. ..r.s
A call of the House was ordered, when
IS members answered to their names. ..f,-
On motion OF Mir. BANNING, proceed
ings under the call were dispensed with.
The bill was passed-yeas 80, nays 81.
Mr.. BRUFF made report from the Joint
committee on Enrollmrnt, and ~
The SPEAKER pro tenn. then signed the
bills as enrolled. ...r
Mr.. FOX made alreport from the COM
mittee on, Revision. s.. s,,e .tt ,=.1
. S. B. $685. To authorize the board of edu-
cation OF the incorporated village OF Gallon
school district No. 8, Crawford county, to
borrow money to purchase site aud erect
school house, and to sell and dispose of
the present school house and site in said
school district No. 8, was read the third
time, under a suspension of the rules, and
lost on its passage-yeas 49, nays %. .rf
S. B. 800, by Mr.. BERRY-For the relief
of Joseph Roop, Treasurer of Crawford
county, was read the third time.
Mr.. ALEXANDER moved to indefinite
ly postpone the bill. Agreed to.
Mr.. DRESBACH moved to reconsider
the vote By which S. B. 393 was lost
Agreed to. ....
The bin was passed-yeas 81, nays %.
Ii. B. 569, To amend section one OF an act
entitled ''an act to abolish the tenth Judi
cial district" passed May l, 1862, was read
the third time.
Mr.. HUGHES moved to lay the bill on the
table. Agreed to. -.
II. B. No. 575, by Mr.. Mr.FITZGERALD-To
amend an act entitled ian act to enable JUS
tices of the peace to discharge the duties of
police Judges in certain cases." passed Feb.
81, 1862, was read the third time and pass
ed-yeas 81, nays II.
s. B. No. 2S5, by Mr.. MCFARLAND-To
amend section two of an act to provide for
the punishment of certain crimes therein
third time. ,r.-
Mr.. ESTILL moved to amend the bill by
adding repeating clause; also, proYiso
that all offenses committed while the sec
tion repealed was in force shall be prose-
cuted and punished Hereunder, as if the
same were not repealed. Agreed to. Pass
ed-yeas 90, nays 81. Furnishes the pro-
curing OF abortion at any stage of fetal life
also Furnishes accessories in the crime the
same as principals. .s.
The SPEAKER pro tenn. laid before the
House communication from Mr.. George
K. Nash, rendering his resignation as As
sistant Clerk.
On motion of Mr.. COCHRAN, the resig-
nation was accepted.
The House took a recess. .--...
AFTERNOON SESSION.
| S. B. No. 333, by Mr.. MARTIN-To reg
ulate the salaries OF officers of the lunatic
asylums of the State, was read the third
time. "
Mr.. HITCHCOCK moved to amend the
as to salaries of officers apply to all insti-
| tutiOns of the State. Disagreed to.
The bill was lost on its passage-yeas II,
nays 55.
Mr.. CLARK of Guernsey, called up the
special order. being
HI. B. No. 321, by Mr.. CLARK of Guern-
sey-To amend the act prescribing the du-
| ties of county auditors, passed and took
effect April 4, 1S59-was read the third time.
| Provides that the term of office of county
auditors shall commence in November fol-
| lowing their election, instead of March, as
now
The House amendments to the Senate
amendments were agreed to.
The bill was passed-yeas 64, nays 10.
Mr.. OREN called up the special order,
being S. B. No. 2S7, by Mr.. Cole, To define
what shall be pripG facie evidence of guilt
| in prosecutions under the second and third
sections Of the act " to provide against the
evils resulting from the sale of intoxicat-
ing liquors in the State of Ohio" passed
May l, 1884. s9""