Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-01

The bill was read third time and pass
ed-yeas rs. nays none. - - =
Mr.. LINN, from a select committee re-
ported In favor of passage of III. b. 357,
heiatlYe to the purchase of certain bridges
by the commissioners of Muskingum coun-
The bill was read third time and pass-
edAyeas %. nays l.
Mr.. LINN, from select committee. also
reported in favor, of the pas; age of H. B.
34QS' 10 enable the commissioners of Mus
klngum county to purchase the wire sus-
pension bridge at Dresden, in said county.
y The bill was read a, third time and passed
lmIyeas 2f' nays l. l. Both the bills are now
% %. Mr.. BATEMAN, from Ia Select committee,
reported in favor of the passage of HI. B,
302 10 authorize commissioners of Hamil-
Ton county Igl to purchase. bridge over the
W. The bill was read third time and passed,
yeas 26 ratS iiif = 'iiH' 'f'a q t-'ii 20 10
Mr.. WILLIAMSON, from, select COM Sl1,
mittee, reported in favor of the passage of
H. 3. 404, To authorize the trustees OF
Bedford township, Cuyahoga county, to
levy tax for bridge purposes. 80. 80 -
- The bin was read third time and passed
q Onmotiori of Mr.. BRO OoKS, H. J. R. .i14,
Relative to paying the claim of Gen. Day,
a salary for services as Quartermaster Gem
eral, In 1865, was taken upi.., -, M,
The resolution was passed yeas 21, nays
YEAS -Messrs. Bateman, Brooks, Brown,
Burt, Carlin, Cole, tDoan, GriswoId, Hall,
Hurd. Jones, Knowles, Linn, Martin, Sad
Ter; Savage " Tibbals, Walker, ,Warner,
West WiliansonL21 rrlI', ~, ~, - -. ~
4, l5SIsss a45 4sssfs; S s7 BSfF 3 0dffe4
~, ~ Mr.. WILLIAMSON. from a select COM
mittee,H reported Bill to authorize the
trustees of Chagrin Falls township, Cuya-
hoga county, to issue bonds for the purpose
of constructing and operating a street rail-
road from some point in the village of
sChagrin Falls to the Mahoning division of
the Atlantic d, Great Western railroad, in
Solon township, in said county. Read first
time. ,.5i ,sali - =. o. ia.s tx g I
- Mr.. GRISWOLD, on. leave, presenter a
petition of E.. ]. Goodrich, may or, and 222
other inhabitants of Oberlin,s Lorain
county, asking for the passage Of law re-
quiring all passenger trains to stop at all
villages having a population of three thou
sand inhabitants.
Mr.. BROOKS moved that the Judiciary
committee be relieved from the further
consideration of S!iBa244,I Relative to re-
svising the criminal laws, &C., and that the
bill be indefinitely postponed. Agreed to-
7 tMr. BROOKS offered a resolution. that
no new bills offered after the Sth of March,
shall be entertained by the Senate during
the present. session, unless the same be
from one of the standing committees. Laid
over for discussion. 800. g5'seiN,
Messrs. Hurd and West asked and OBJ
tained leave to record their votes against
HI. B. SO, Relative to revising the finance
and tax laws. t*.AA y.".t a9 d .1g 4
Leave of absence for to morrow was
granted to Messrs. Brooks, Bateman, JTib-
balls, Brown, Savage, Burt Justice, God
frey and Carlin. d - - ~ p .4;.. Il
The Senate then took recess till to-
morrow morning at 9 o'clock.
CORRECTIONAL report from the COM
rlittee on Temperance, yesterday, was
made by Mr.. Kellogg, not Mr.. Hurd, as
stated in the report as published.]