Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-19
MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE


sundry bills, and the non-eoncurrence in
others, including the bill to authorize the
city of Lancaster to build a market house,
and committee of conference was asked.
Agreed to, and the Speaker appointed
Messrs. Rutter, Shipley and Northway the
committee on the part of the House. -f.
Senate amendments to H.~B. No. 436, To
county commissioners to offer and pay re-
wards in certain cases, passed January 26,
1866, were agreed tO--yeaS SO, nays none.
S. j. r. No. IS, Re-aSSigning a certain
room in the State House TO the Board of
Public Works, was referred to the commit
tee on Public Buildings. r .a.- 3 t.-g ..'
Senate amendments to S. B. No. 36S, To
authorize the county commissioners of
Stark county to assess an additional tax for
bridge purposes, were agreed to-yeas 5S,
nays none. i asra ....
Several Senate bills were read the first
time, and appropriately referred. .-
III. B. No. 26S, To provide for the pres
ervation of the Public Works of Ohio, and
the regulation of navigation and travel
thereon, was referred to select committee
of tive-Messrs. Cochran, Clark of Harri-
son, Hughes, Pennisten and Wood. a
On motion of Mr.. RUTTER. the vote by
which the House refused to adopt III. j. r.
No. 107, was reconsidered, and it was laid
on the table. st..r..r r.tg--'
Mr.. SCHNEIDER presented the petition
of Sc citizens of Magnolia, Stark county,
for law by which said village may be
made separate school district. Referred.
Mr.. BRUFF offered tor adoption II. j. r.
No. 13S, as follows: r.,
ResOEUed by the General Asse,nbEy of the
State of Ohio, That all special reports made
to either branch of the General Assembly.
in response to resolutions of either House,
or of joint resolutions, shall be printed in
the Appendix of the Journal of the House
to which the report is made.
Referred to the committee on Printing.
On motion of MIR. DRESBACH, it was
ResoIued, That the committee on COM
mon Schools and School Lands be request
ed to inquire into the necessity of so
amending the school law as to authorize
the old board of school directors to sit as
judges of elections for new directors, and
report by bill or otherwise. ...-.-..
Mr.. ALEXANDER reported back, from
the committee on Schools and School
Lands, II. 3. No. 523, To authorize the
board of education of the Incorporated viii
lage of Middleport, Meigs county, to levy
tax and borrow money for school purpO-
ses, and recommended its passage. Ordered
to third reading tomorrow.
On motion OF Mr.. RUTTER, it was !
ReSOLUed, That the committee on Fees
and Salaries be directed to examine and
report to this House, by bill or otherwise,
the eXpediency of increasing the compen-
sation of county commissioners to four
dollars per diem. s.... ..-.
Mr.. MARSHALL presented the petition
of 80 citizens of Franklin county, for more
stringent laws against criminal offenses.
Referred. - ----.-
Mr.. MASTERS presented the memorial
of Commodore z. Welch and numerous
other citizens and veteran soldiers of Full
ton county, for an amendment to the boun-
ty law of 1896, so as to include those who
have received a local bounty of less than
500. Referred. -.-...'. --l.- fe.
Leaves of absence were granted to Mr..
Phillips, Assistant Sergeant-At-Arms,a and
to MIR. Wilson, Assistant Clerk, and then
The House adjourned.