Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-15
The Ohio LegisIatureG
e3 4sATuRD1r. April 1s, 1857.
M ~ SENATE. -
MORNING SESSION.

MoRNING> SESSION.
The JolrnalsS Sof Thursday and Friday
were read and approved.
Mr.. WALLING asked and obtained leave
to record his vote on III. j. r. 3, Relative to
al amendment of the Constitution EXTEND
ing suffrage; and also on the passage of III.
B. 5l6-the general APPROPRIATION bill; and
in, both eases voted sh0.
/ Mr.. COOMBS, on leave, from select
cotApA lttee, reported in favor of the past
| sage of H. B. 569, AmendatOry of an act to
authorize the commissioners of Ross coun-
ty to build bridge over the Scioto river
The biil was read aSthirsgi time and pass
/ edAyeas u, nays none. Authorizes the
commissioners of Ross county to erect the
bridge at such point as they shall deem ex-
HTSS5saS > NESTS. lem and eoDFREY madeFe
ports from the joint committee on Enroll
ment.
Messages from the House wereread.
The PRESIDENT signed sundry bills
and resolutions.
BILLS READ A. THIRD TTME.t Ind
II. B. 173, To amend; an act entitled an
act to prOvide for the organization of cities
and ipee9rPosFiaated byil Villages, passed May B.
The object of the bill is to prevent the
authorities of villages restricting the right
w
| the village was 1ncorporated!l n2a15 hiatL
Mr.. BATEMANr, advocated the bill, and
Mr.. BROWN &-opposed.i
i ltjWaS loSt-yeas Is, nays 9.
l'@i H. B! 545,I To arrest the social evil in
cities of the first-class, having over 100000
| Inhabitants.
/ Passed-yeas %, nays nonesriEkuthorE
| ICES boards Of health, to take sepumeration
of inmates Of br0thels, &c, and to procure
an syltlns for all such Inmates as will
acknowledgements thereto; and provides
that all who decline the care rendered to
them, may be turned over to the courts as
| Vagrants, &c.l
II. B. $50, To authorize the town, council
of Cardington, Morrow county, to levy a
tax to.improYe the streets of said town of
Cardington.
Lost on the question of passage-yeas II
nays 10.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. 1rrf,1
Mr.@MCFARLAND, from the committee
on the judiciary, reported an amendment
to III. B. 373, To amend section s of the act
to provide for the partition of real estate,
passed Feb.H, 1S3lsvvo OF 5a EE-A
The amendment was agreed to, and the
bill passed-yeas "a, nay none. -------
The bill requires. payments to be made
iIrcash, and makes the sheriff and his Off
cial suretfeS liable therefor.
Mr.. MCFARLAND, from the same COM
mittee, reported substitute for III. B. 507,
To authorize the town council of the in
corporated village of WaVerly to improve
certain highways. - F@
The substitute was agreed to, and the
bill was read third time, and lost-yeas 15,
nays z.
Mr.-WALLING moved to reconsider the
vote and that the esmotion be laid on the
table, which was agreed to.
Mr.. SADLER, from the same committee,
rQn ta6- a Is p
probate GODDESS B. No. 207, To establish a
code of criminal procedure for the State of
Ohio; and also sundry petitions referred to
the committee, and asked to be discharged
from further consideration of the subject;
which was agreed to, and the bills and PEI
tftions laid on the table, = 41sA F%-s.- - =
Mr.. TIBBALS asked leave to withdraw
the petition, of Charles Brown and others,
with view to send it to the House; which
was agreed to.
MrSHARRfS, from the committee on
Roads and Highways, reported in favor of
indefinite postpOnement of s. B. 395, To
amend the act supplementary to an act for
opening and regulating roads and high
ways; which was agreed to.
: Mr.. WARNER, from the committee on
Military Affairs, reported Amendments to
81. B. 536, Supplementary to an act to pro-
vide a board of commissioners to examine
certain military claims.
The amendments were agreed to, and the
bill passed. ga nays 1-Mr:TWalling.
Provides that when bounty dueAa recruit
has been lost through fault of any State
officer, it shall be paid to said recruit or his
representatives; also, authorizes the mill
tary board to inquire into losses of pay
ageutSsz - F[ @ - EEE&Tn
Mr.. HARRIS, from the same committee,
reported in favor of House amendment of
II. B. 224, To abolish the bureau of SOL
diers, claims, ana Jne omce OF military
The amendments were agreed to. Ak,
The Senate then took recess.