Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-06

The Journals of Thursday and FRIDAY
last were read and approved
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
By Mr.. BROOKS-Ot A. G. McCook and
81 other citizens of jefferson county, for
law authorizing the publication of the Ohio
Record of the Rebellion. Referred to COM
mittee On Military Affairs.
| By Mr.. MAY-Remonstranc of Levi
Griffith and 81 other citizens of Riehland
county, against. the passage of II. 5B. au-
| thorizing the commissioners of said county
to build new court house, Committee OF
one-Mr. May.
By Mr.. COLE-Remenstranc of w. H.
| West and IL other attorneys of Logan
| county, against detachiug Hardin county
| from the first subdivision of the Third
Judicial District. Committee on Judiciary
/ By Mr.. WARNER-Petitioh of George
w. Casey and 130 other citizens of Warren
and Putnam counties, praying for the con-
solidation of the Agricultural College fund.
Committee on Agriculture.
| Ten Senate bills were read second time
and referred.
NOTICES OF NEW BILLS.
/ By Mr.. NJ lRTIN-Of bill to authorize
the commissioners of Stark county TO assess
an additional tax for bridge purposes.
By Mr.. JUSTICE-Ot a bill to prohibit
the intiiction of corporeal punishment in
common schools.
/ By Mr.. WALKER-Of a bill declarato-
ry of the law relating to the Limitation Of
actions.
BILLS INTRODUCED AMI READ FIRST TIME
| By MIR. KELLOGG-A bill to amend
| section 266 of the act to establish code of
civil procedure, passed March IL, 1853
[Requfres the court to write out his charge
| to Jury on demand of either party.
| By Mr.. COOMBS-A bill to authorize
the incorporated village of Hillsborough.
Highland county, to assist in making free
turnpike roads in the county of High
land.
By Mr.. WILLIAMSON-A bill author
izing the appropriation of lands for parks
and public grounds.
| REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
| By Mr.. HAYDEN, from a select COM
mittee of three, in favor of the passage of
| II. B. 433, To amend an act to authorize
cities of the first class exceeding 100000 in
habitants, to purchase fuel and levy tax
therefor.
| The bill was read a third time and pass
ed-yeas 81, nays none. Authorizes Gin
cinnati to sell coal on hand for less than
| 20 cents per bushel.
Mr.. WALKER, from committee of one,
reported in favor of the passage of Fl. B.
327, To transfer and appropriate certain
funds therein named.
The bill was read a third time. Mr..
Walker advocated its passage, and Mr..
Brown opposed.
A motion to lay the bill on the table, and
making it special order for Thursday
next, was disagreed to.
The vote by which the bill was ordered
to a third reading was reconsidered, and
the bill was referred to the Finance COM
mittee.
Messages from the House were taken up
and read.
The Senate concurred in House amend
ment to S. B. 271, To authorize city coun-
ellis to appoint inspectors of beef cattle,
sheep, hogs. poultry. game, milk, milch
cows, fresh meat and fresh fish-yeas 20,
nays none.
The Senate insisted on its amendments to
II. B. 314, To authorize the employment of
police force by railroad companies, and
asked committee of conference. Messrs.
Brooks, Tibbals and Hall were appointed
on the part of the Senate. %5
The Senate also Insisted on its amend
ments to 81. B. SO, To create board of
commissioners to revise the laws relating
to the finances of the State, and requested
committee of conference. Messrs. Brooks,
Hayden and Mcfarland were appointed on
the part of the Senate.
The Senate agreed to House amendment
of S. B. 277, To provide for the better reg
ulation of turnpike and plankroad compa-
nies, &c-yeas 10, nays l.
The President pro tenn. signed sundry
bills sent up from the House.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The House was called to order by Mr..
Hitchcock, Speaker pro tenn.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS
were presented as follows, and appropri-=
ately referred:
By Mr.. DAVENPORT (Belmont)-For
law to empower the Board of Education of
Barnesville TO borrow money to build an
addition to the school house.
By Mr.. BLOOM {Richland)-Protest of
Hon. Daniel Brewer and many other citi-
zens of Richland county, against the pass
age of the bill authorizing the commission
ers of that county to levy tax to build a
court house. lS
By Mr.. PERRILL (Pickaway)-From j.
OBJ. Renick, of Franklin county, in rela-
tion to the culture of bees.
By Mr.. HIBBS (Franklin)-For law to
secure the publication of "Ohio's Record
in the Rebellion" Petition has III names
to it.. / r7s5Efss
law to raise the legal rate of interest to
per cent, and to 10 per cent on contract.
By Mr.. ALEXANDER (Miami)-For a
law granting disabled soldiers State pen
siou.
By Mr.. CLARK (Guernsey)-For law
authorizing the board of education of
Washington, in that county, to assess
special tax for school purposes. ---7 -.
By Mr.. BANNING (Knox)-Protest
against the division of the agricultural col
lege fund.
By Mr.. BLOOM (Richland)-For the ad-
mission of Catharine Deighan into the Cen
tral Lunatic Asylum. -,.-...--- -
By Mr.. THORNHILL (Coshocton)-For
law authorizing the commissioners of that
county to. build bridge over the Walhond-
ing river at Fry's ford.
By Mr.. ALEXANDER (Miami)-For
the publication of "Ohio's Record in the
Rebellion" [l51 signers.]
- SECOND READINGS. -z=~ =
Thirteen bills were read the second
time, and referred to appropriate commit
| tees.
"'oHIos RECORD IN THE REBELLION"
Mr.. Mr.ALEXANDER presented the petit
ton of Sc citizens of Miami county, for a
law authorizing the publication of ''Ohio's
Record in the Rebellion" Referred to the
committee on Military Affairs.
HOUSES OF CORRECTION.
HB. No. 494. by Mr.. DANGLER-To
authorize the establishment of houses OF
! correction and the confinement of convict
ed persons therein, was introduced, read
the first time, aud goes to the Printer.
ADDITIONAL PETITIONS.
Upon leave, Mr.. GLOVER, of Scioto
presented the following petitions, which
upon his motion, were appropriately re-
l ferred:
| From Pickaway county-For law to
give Probate Courts concurrent jurisdic-
ton with Courts of Common Pleas in pro-
ceedings in partition.
From jackson county-For a law to the
same effect, and for the assignment o.
| dover.