Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07
The joarnal was read and approved.

H.
COMMITTEE REPORT.
Mr., COCHRAN, from the committee on
Enrolment, reported seven Senate bills
correctly enrolled, and <
The SPEKER then signed the bills.
PETITIONS AND CIRCUMSTANCES
were presented as follows, and severally
referred to appropriate committees:
I By Mr. BRUCE (Hamtltonl- the
repeal of the law restraining stock from
running atlarge. a'iS iFzzs,e-'-7=.-7e-
BY Mr.. LOCKWOOD (Cuyahoga)-Re-
monstrance against the passage of any law
binding Chagrin Falls township, Cuyahoga
CO.. Hnty. to build railroad. So
| By Mr., MILES (Muskingum)- a
law equalizing the per diem of talesmen
called in to the jury box, with that of reg.
BY Mr.. RHODES tMorrow)-For law
to provide for one additional Judge for the
9th Judicial District of Ohio. 5F9
n BY Mr.. HIBBS (Franklin)-For law
authorizing the publication of "Ohlo's
Record in the Rebellion"
u BY Mr.. HITCHCOCK tGeagua) "A skiing
= BY Mr: COULTER Warren Asking
By Mr.. 6 GARDNER (Fayette)-For the
concentration of the Agricultural College
fund on one institution. 80 l8<ip ~,
By Mr.. THORNHILL (Coshocton) n)-For
"a law authorizing the commissioners of
that county to build a bridge over the
Walhonding river at Fry's ford.
II O. baEiy SECOND READINGS, ..i E,,.,.f,,,
Twenty-seven bills were read the second
time, and appropriately referred. ;uija!4s
Upon leave. 5. b. No. 229 was. on motion
of .Mr.-DANGLER, taken up. "a Authorizes
the board of education, to purchase land
for the erection of a school house.l r at
Mr.. DANGLER moved to amend by ad-
ding in line three, section one, after the
word a'therefore." the words the same
having been recommended and site selected
by the board of education.n Agreed to.
Thesbill was discussed by Messrs. Dang
ler. Coan, Bruff, Lockwood, Beer. Bloom
and others, and then passed-yeas 56. nays2 q
Messrs. Hastings {Rep-J and Cist (Rep.).
upon leave, recorded their votes on II. j. r.
No. 30 equal suffrage amendment to the
State Constitution1. voting yea. .Ii1ssao-
Messrs. Follett, -(Dem) Brand, (Dem,)
Gordon, l(Dem.) Swain, (Dem.) and Ro SEN
Grams, (Dem voted nay on the same reso-
luton. 50 ,.a7G.i5f.c ,salrI. .rs7gr5-.
Mr.. BANNING made report from the
committee on Revision 20 .ofa--iI gu
On motion of Mr.. COULTER, the special
order was taken up, being Jliz-' 3 4d- :
H.iB. No. 335 (by Mr.. Conlter), Supple
mentary to an act to provide for the crea-
ton and regulation of incorporated COM
panies in the State, of Ohio passed May /
1852. Authorizes the Incorporation of as
soeiatiOns of persons for the transfer oi
merchandise, passengers, &C., in towns and
cities. G-l0 1GE a-rte I'D 500. g.! .,.f5T =.
The bill,was lost--yeas Is, nays 80. er,
H. B.No. 1886, by Mr.! Mr!NIXON-Toa amend
nIact to provide for and regulate street
railroad companies" passed April 10. 1861
and supplementary thereto, was read the
third time and passed--yeas Sc, nays none
The title was amended. =fi 7snie..e 7sl9
III. B. No. s4l6, by Mr.. H0WARD-To
provide for the creation and regulation OF
independent county agricultural societies,
was read the third time and passed-yeas
56, nays 3.T'1 aid7.u .tIstjs go ~a-.is. ;, g.. =,
The title was amended by striking out
the word 'NcouDty.'' TshIH .v9tfu4.tr-..f !.
H. B. No. e427, by Mr.. FITZGERALD
To amend section one of an act entitled an
act further to- prescribe the duties of the
commissioners of Hamilton county, passed
April 8, 1866, was read. the third time and
passed-yeas 62, nays i. [Repeals. the
clause of the old law which limits the
amount authorized to be expended by the
commissioners in the building of the bridge
over the Whitewater, at CalloWay'sa ford,
to 5000, and authorizes them to build the
bridge regardless of cost = ~;;fi @ 10 vlliri.
l. III. b. No. 436, by Mr.. OREN-To amend
section one of an act entitled 'tAn act to
and pay rewards in certain. cases.p Ex-
tends the authority of county commission
ers so that they may offerurewards for the
arrest of persons charged with crimes other
than murder, at their discretion.] -.s...fl
Mr.! OREN. moved, to insert after the
word "counties," in line 4 section /, the
words " of this State" Agreed to. l,i9arsf
Mr.. r.FITZGERALD moved to amend by
striking ont the words charged with OF
convicted -, of. Agreed to. tgf -.s.. .s,.. a,
i The bill was then passed-yeas 81, nays
Hob. No. 479, To amend the second sec
tion of s'an act supplementary to an act
making certain instruments of writing
negotiable. passed February 25, 1S20,' pass
ed March 80, 1857, was read the third time
[Provides that paper falling due on Feb
ruary 22d, shall be paid on the preceding
day, thus making the day legal holiday.
Mr.. RHODES moved to amend by insert
ing the birthday of Lincoln Rejected.
The, bill was passed-yeas- 55, nays 6.
The nays were: Messrs. Kerr, Lawrence
Martin, Northway, Schneider and Wiles.
The House then took recess. e7,sFE