Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-14

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With these amendments, the n0mmItlte
recommend the passage of the bill.
The amendments were agreed 10, and the
bill set for its third reading Tomorrow.
Mr.. BOYNTON, from The committee on
judiciary, to which was referred III. B. No.
382. TO amend the act to provide for the
settlement Of the estates OF deceased per-
cons, passed March 49, 1910, reported the
same back, recommending certain amend
ments, which were agreed to. The bill was
set for It's third reading tomorrow.
Mr.. CHASE, from the committee on Ju-
dietary, to which was referred 5. B. No.
2i6, TO amend the act relative TO wills, and
to repeal former acts relating there
70, reported the same back, recommending
| its passage. - N. N ~
The bin was set for Its third reading to-
morrow.
Mr. GARDNER, from the committee on
Judiciary, 20 which was referred II. R. No.
| 1884, Prescribing further the duties Of pro-
bate Judges, reported the same back, rec
Ommending It's passage, amended 80 as to
make the date the first Of September in
stead Of the thiftieth Of December.N
Mr.. JOHNSON, from the committee on
Benevolent Institutions, TO whom was re-
ferred III. b. No. 156, To provide for the
II
made report, recommending the follow
| ing amendments: o. sssM
/. Strike out Of line five. section one, the
words (" Central and;v also strike out of
the same line all after the words "wlthont
the" and all Of line six before sthe word
"snitable," and Insert the words Central
Asylum district" & -
9. Amend section five by striking out of
| line two all after the word "them, and all
Of line three In same section before the
word tor
8. Strike out sections Q, 10, IL, - aud 13
and change section IA to section 8.
4. Change the title to read as follows: "a
bill to provide for the erection Of an addi-
ti0nal Lunatlc Asylum
With these amendments the committee
recommend the passage of the bill.
The amendments were agreed 70, ana the
bill was set for les third reading to-mor-
row.
Mr.. GARDNER, from the committee on
judiciary, TO which was referred ii. B. No..
3l9, To amend the act tor the punishment Of
certain offensesg therein named, passed
March 8, 1881, reported the same back, re-
commendinR Its indefinite pOstponement.
" On motion of Mr.. ENCELI., the bill was
laid on the table. 3 q 9,goa 3ag g aa4l ifaig z z
by Mr.. ALEXANDERs@Fr From 81 citi-
zens of Miami county, for law TO regulate
the exchange of wheat for -four also, for a.
more equitable rate Of toll. Referred to
the committee on AgriculturesQGD gEa0
By Mr. ALEXANDER-Fr0m "a citi-
zens of Miami county, for q law to increase
the legal rate of interest tO7 per cent, and
Iegalize 10 per cent. on contract. Referred
to the committee on Finance. nn slF
BY Mr.. GREENE-FrOm Israel VAN
drews, President of Marietta college, and
48 other citizens of Washington county, for
a law to create the Office of county school
commissioner. Referred to the committed
on Common Schools. At@hA'A
BY Mr.. PIATT-From citizens of logan
county, for law to enable the citizens Of
West Liberty and Liberty township TO-
build town hall. Referred TO q select
committee of one--Mr. Piatt.
Mr.. BRONSON, from the committee on
Fees and Salaries. to which was referred H :.
b. $3.50, to amend the act to regulate the fees
of clerks of the court of common pleas,
passed April 93, 1865, recommended the fol-
| lowing amendment: InseTtafter the word
commissioners In the 9Th line, "Pro-
vided, That no certificate shall be approved
BY the county commissioners until said
clerk shall have complied with the proyis-
ions Of section 2 of the act passed April 10,
1861. -fH Bnn aidfurT lEissB
The bill was set for its third reading to-
morrow.
Mr.SHIPbEY, from the select commit
tee of two, tOlwhom was referred II. B. 403,
To enable the commissioners of Musking-
um county to purchase the iron suspension
bridge across the Muskingum river at
Dresden, and also the wooden bridge across
JOnathan's creek, at MOxahala, reported
the same back, recommending its passage.
The bill was set for Its third reading to-
morrow. 'a3ts y
Mr.. STEDMAN, from the committee on
Agriculture, to which was referred a res0-
luton tby Mr.. FOllett) relative to change
in the manner Of distributing the Agricul-
tural Reports, fSported the same back, rec
ommending its indefinite postponement, as
In their opinion the present manner 0fdis-
tribution is best calculated to promote the
interests of agriculture and the mechanic
arts. Agreed to- % 't'l f' ta t9.m
Mr.. DRESBACK, from the committee on
Common Schools and School lands, to-
which was referred the resolution relative
to providing rooms for school commission
ers, reported the same back, saying that
they deem the request unnecessary, and
recommend the indefinite postponement Of
the same. Agreed to.
ADDITIONAL PETITIONS PRESENTED.
By Mr.. BRONSON-From 50 citizens of
Medina county. asking for an increase rate
Of interest in Ohio. Referred to the COM
mittee on Finance.
By Mr.. GARDNER-From 20 citizens Of
Fayette county, for a law to amend the law
for the Improvement of roads aud high
ways, passed April 8, 1866. Referred to the
committee on Roads and Highways.
By Mr.. COCHRAN--From the trustees of.
school section 16, Green township, Hamil-
ton county, praying for relief. Referred to
the committee on Judiciary.
BY Mr.. CURTIS From Benoni Stats, of
Washington county, for law to promOtel
justice, TO prevent lawyers from swindling,
their clients, and to authorize the removal
Of the county seat of said county from
Marietta to Lowell, the better to secure the
ends of Justice. Referred to the committed
on Fees and Salaries.
By Mr.. RUTTER--From j. w. Wise, of
Franklin county, for law to make pro-
vision for taking care of incurable insane.
Referred to the committee on Benevolent
Institutions. .ae hat
BY Mr.. MARTIN-From Al citizens Of
Columbiana county, for law to empower
county commissioners to locate and con-
struct roads In certain cases where In their
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