Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30
The Ohio Legislature.
TUESDAY, January 30, 1867.
SENATE. ....
MORNING SESSION

Prayer by Rev. j. NJ. Trimble, D. D.
Journal Of yesterday read and approved
A petition was presented by Mr.. DOwd-
ney, of G. N. woodward, and other citizens
of Brown county, for protection against
incompetent dental practitioners. Referred
to the select committee on the subject. 70
SECOND READINGS.
Six Senate bills were read second time
and referred. .s ...i.aT
S B. 2Gl, For the relief Of the sureties OF
| justices of the peace, was ordered to be en-
CROSSED and read third time Tomorrow.
| THIRD READINGS. -r..s..,
| s. B. 100, Supplementary to the general
school law, authorizing school districts to
build their own school houses, was read a
third time. .s Er..rzs .-ter EssE p
Mr.. BROWN, moved to refer the bill to
its author, with instructions to amend so
that each county, township and sub-district
shall receive from the general school fund
the same pro.rata portion thereof as they
shall have contributed to said fund.
Mr.. BROWN earnestly advocated his
amendment, and spoke in opposition to the
bill. t'' rHs .F..H 8a N
Mr.. BRADBURY opposed the amend
ment in reply to Mr.. Brown -..,..
0lIs DOiN EpOhC ODpOolblOu w IlC Ulli.
Mr.. BROWN withdrew his amendment.
Mr.. MARTIN moved to refer the bill
administrations to amend so as to contine
the operations of the bill to the counties of
CoshOcton, Gallia, Butler, Holmes and
Adams. Lost-yeas s. nays 81.
. Mr.. MARTIN spoke further against the
bill, and protested against the adoption of
the main principle contained in it.
Mr.. GODFREY had apprehensions Of
evils resulting irouOthe passage Of the bill,
but in Difference to the sense of the Senate
as expressed yesterday, he would vote for
it. i
The vote on the passage Of the bill stood
yeas l6, nays l3-not constitutional ma
jority-as follows: ,f-I
YEAs-Messrs. Berry, Bradbury, Burt
Carlin, Dowdney, Godfrey, Golden, Hall
Harris, Hurd, May, Mcfarland, Sadler
Walling, Warner. Wilson-16,
NAYs-Messrs. Bateman, Brooks Brown,
Coombs, Doan, Griswold, Hayden, Jones,
Knowles, Linn, Martin, West williamson
-13.
rMr. WALLING moved to reconsider the
vote by which the Senate refused to pass
the, bill, which was agreed to-, and the bill
was laid on the table.
S. B. $50. To protect furs, and repeal GER
tain acts therein named, was read a third
time and q, passed-yeas %, nays none.
cProhibits the killing of muskrats between
lhe first Of May and the iirstOf January
except in places where they may be de-
strnctive to public and private propertyl
BILLS INTRODUCED ANIL READ FIRST TIME.
BY Mr.. BATEMAN-In relation To
pleading and practice in criminal cases.
tTbe object of the bill is TO simplify crimi-
nal pleadings, and dispense with technical
tiles in pleading and practiee.1 f9thsloK
BY Mr.. WEST-In relation to the pay
melit OF costs In certain cases where par
ties fail to obtain an increased amount of
Judgment. [Compels persons obtaining
new trials to pay costs unless an increased
Judgment Is obtained. .i jt -'se
BY Mr.. WALBING-To provide for pres
ervation Of the Public Works, and the reg
ulation OF navigation and travel thereon.
IProposes to enact into law the orders
the Board of Public Works have from time
to time found it necessary TO issue TO pro-
tect the canals of the Statefrom injury and
encroachment.] s'6 "ih
gr .REPoRTs FROM COMMITTEES.
BY. Mr.. ,SADLER, from Judiciary com
mittee, a substitute to s. 3. 236-Supple-
mentary to the act for the organization OF
cities and villages. gua. +Uy 5f-r ~
Substitute agreed to and bill passed.
yeas 26, nays1. [Allows transcripts to be
taken by mayors Ofcities rs well as Justices
of the peace, and filed In the common pleas
so as to be lien on lands.I The title was
altered so as to read, To amend sec. 4S9 of
the code of civil procedure.' Il oai.+.oo
TO provide for building bridge over the
Uo1hAndfndR riUnr fha Of