Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-29

MONDAY. January 2S, 1867,
SENATE.
AIoRNINa sEssIoN.

SENATE.
lM MORNING SESSION.
Prayer by Rev. Dr.J. M. Trimble.
| journal Of Saturday read and approved
Mr.. BROWN asked and obtained leave q
absepce ihdefnitely Tor Mr. Savage and
Mr.. Tibbals. ~
Five Senate bills and two House bills
were read a second time and referred.
S. B. 249, To authorize the commissioners
of Ottawa county to levy tax to build a
bridge over Toussaint river, in said county
was read third time and passed-yeas 23
nays none. YC WI ANTI E kI,
'o NOTICES OF NEW BILLS.
BY Mr. rDOWDNEY-Of a bill for the
better regulation of turnpike and plank
road companies, and for the repeal of Sec
lion Al Of an act passed May lilS52, a:
amended April 3, 1866. iedf buo rl5ui
BY Mr., WEST-0f a bill TO malteparttes
obtaining q second or new trial, pay costs
when the appealing party shall fail to OBJ
| tain an Increased amount of Judgment.
MI. JUSTICE introduced dabill to author
| ize the commissioners Of Holmes countyto
levy u special tax torepair the State road
leading west from the town of Slillersburg
Read first time. il aMwt IH 99f
Mr., GOLDEN, from select committee,
reported bin o,amend sections and OF
an act to provide for the partition OF real
estate, passed February IL, 1881. Read first
| time. tus .urht0igi. stt s.tul, fi"
Mr.. MARTIN, from the committee on
Schools and school Lands, reported, recom-
mending the indefinite p0stpOnement OF 5
B. 100. supplementary TO the general school
law--for reasons set forth ina special re-
port submitted. 1.-THE bill IN question pro-
poses to authorize school districts to build
their own school Houses-reviving the old
law of 1858 to that effect i .t
| The indefinite postpOnement was opposed
by Messrs. Burt, Hurd, May, Harris, Gold
en-, Berry, Bradbury and Mcfarland, and
favored by Messrsu Martin, Brown ahd
| Grisw0ld. or attH.asum ~ Hr IH
The indefinite postponement was lost
yeas 6, nays Is, as follows:
| YEAs-Messrs. Brown, Coombs, Godfrey,
| Griswold Martin and Williamson--6.
NAYs--Messrs. Berry, Bradbury, Brooks,
Burt, Carlin, D0wdney, Golden, Harris,
| Hurd, Justice, Knowles, May, Mcfarland,
Sadler, WalliDg, Warner, West and Wilson
is. ,t .#tr. .Ftu
The Senate then took a recess.
,H AFTERNOON SESSION.
a The Senate resumed the consideration of
| S. b. 100, amending the school law so as to
allow school districts to build their own
| school houses. ..
Mr WARNER moved to amend the bill
az as To limit its operation to the wears
| 1867 and 1868. Which was agreed to. The
bin was then ordered to be read the third
time to-morrow.
Leave of absence, for this afternoon, was
| grantad fo Mr.. Nav.
Mr.. GODFREY reported S. B. 239 cor
ractIv enUrossed.
Mr.. CARLIN, from select committee To
which was referred 5. B. 2I3, To amend
the art to authorize county commissioners.
&e.. to lew tax to refund money bor-
rpv,ed or pledged for local bounties &C.,
reported amendments, which were agreed
TO- and the bill was laid on the table.
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senat.
the annual reports of the commissioner
common schools. and the supervisor of pub
lie printing. H
Laid on the table to be printed.
Several bills received in messages from
sbe House. were signed by the Speaker.
Mr.. SADLER. from the Enrolling com
mittee, reported sundry bills correctly Ell
rolled. - ...r .a,
The House then resolved itself into com
mittee of the Whole, Mr.. Griswold in til
chair, e. fu1U
The committee considered Senate bi
$50 To protect furs, and to repeal certai
acts therein named; and House bill 296, T
amend the gas inspection act, so as to Civ
the gas commissioner provided by it,
salary of $4,000.
The committee rose and reported S. p
$50. with several amendments, which wei
agreed to, and the bill was ordered to b
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