Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-21
On motion.of Mr.. RI1TTER a. wos

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ResoIUed, That the committee on Roads
and Highways be directed to examine and
report to the House, by bill or otherwise,
the expedency OF authorizing the commits
sioners of Reform School to give $1,000 in |
labor to assist to build a turn
pike from Lancaster to said Reform School. |
The House then took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
=, Mr.. JOHNSON. called up the special or
der, being. III. b. No. 156, to provide tor the |
erection of an additional lunatic asylum.
I, Mr.. BARREFTmoved to amend the Sen |
| Iate'S first amendment as follows: Strike |
lout the woTds "and east OF the Scioto riy-
er."' STRIKES out the provision for locating
the asylum east of the Scioto .Fiver1 U.5f0
| Mr. r.PUTNAMrOppOsed, the amendment,
and presented a petition from citizens OF
i Ross county, asking for the location of the
new asylum at Chillicothe, which was laid
on the table. af{ .y4ta5rafi., t.i,i .s4f -r.-
Mr.. BARRETT supported his amend
Mr.. COULTER also o4s spoke il favor of it.
The amendment to the amendment wa
The first Senate amendment as amended
by the House, ,iwas then disagreed to--yeas
i A, nays 80 knot a constitutional number OF
votes in its taYerD adi j. !. ,r2g Igw 5su!Hu Eg9
/ The remaining, Senate amendments were
! agreed to--yeas 81, nays 6. r...,ssI 81, T-l19
II S. b., Mo-, $40, by Mr., SADLER-To5
amend section %, Of the act relating to-
Icemmon schools, passed April 4, 1856, was,
read the third time. ansoge. OILS ilHE .y7g}
| Mr. HUGHES. moved to amend by strik-,
ing out five mills: and inserting six Mills
: Provides that the levy, shall be six mills
on the dollar in cities and incorporated
! villages, for school and school house p1r-
poses. The old law. is four mills,] Agreed
to. :.- t...,.-.- .,ii, 10 fra1Iiil.geS} 4Hj l}q
The bill was passed-yeas &C, nays 5.t.,g,9,
9 No hy 1T A No
4 amend section Ii of an act entitled an act
defining the jurisdiction and regulating
i the practice OF probate courts passed March
4 IA, 1858, was read the third time and pass
ed-yeas 10 nays 2, 3rgzl EsJ sf.9 ~ vat
Il Mr.. PATTON made an Intellectual mo-
ton to reconsider the Asylum bill:riaQ oa
S. B. No. $780, by Mr., iKNOWLES-To
amend section ] of an, act supplementary
to an act to. provide for the creation, and
regulation of incorporated companies in
the State of Ohio, passed May l,lS52, &c,
: was read the third time.y Authorizes as
! sociations of persons for the purpose of inn
proving the navigation of streams of water
by widening such streams and raising the
: dams thereof. The capital stock may be
, $1,000 or more, instead of $4,000, as under
the old law. The bill is general in its pro-
visions, but especially designed to enable
the Improvement of the Little Muskingum
river in Washington county lG .znAili-io o.,
II Mr.. CURTIS explained the provisions OF
the bill, and advocated its passage. isytrfa-
: The bill was passed-yeas 53, nays II. .f
I S. b. No. -359, r by, Mr.. -BROOKS-To
amend sections one and two of an act sup
plementaryi to the act entitled an act TO
!. provide for the organization of cities and
incorporated villages, as amended March z,
O 1860, was read the third time and passed
: yeas GA, nays none. s. l-,. surf .bC-l 96f 81
S. B. No. 35l, by Mr.. BROWN-To amend
section four of an act to provide for the apr
Co.
residents of the State, was read the third
; time and rpassed-yeas 62. nays none. ,,sru.i
! 5. B. No: 354, by, Mr.. .JUSTlGE-To reg
ulate mining, was read the third time.
. Prohibits. encreachments upon mining
: lands.] -lgb. .sst5 as ..t4.i. ,e-o7 sffnl.
!, spoke briefly in its favor. p .ars 07 ..-s.
aaJ Passed-yeas 60, nays 2.,rsa tt-.l siifas
II S. B.No.r36l. by Mr.. JUSTLCE-To au-
. thorize certain townshipsin Holmes coun-
u ty to levy tax for the purpose of clearing
, the Killbuck river of drift and other. OBJ
! structions, was read the third time. 'ed
Mr.. PUTNAM supported the bill in briei
remarks, and it was passed-yeas 81, nays
S. b, No. 357, Supplementary to the ACT
to extend the privileges of gas companies
a passed March 80, 1859, was read the thirC
y time and passed--yeas, ,5S, nays /. sa.
9 S. B. No. 376, by Mr.. WEST-To author
ize the board of education of the incor
: porated village of st. Clairsville, -Belmon
county, to issue bonds to raise money tC
purchase site and build school-house il
said village, was read the third time ant
passed-peas SO, nays.6, r-a- .st d..
S. B. No. 3Sl, by Mr.. TIBBAIGS-To au
thorize the commissioners of Summit coun
ty to levy a tax to build additions to thu
]. court house in said county. was read th
: third time and passed-yeas 60. nays.S. $50.
= Mr.. PIATT reported back, from a selee
y committee, S. j. r. No. rs, Relative to rec
e Iommending to county auditors and treas
urers the use of Miltenberger's system O
): book keeping, and recommended its adop
!, tion. emo. I..s qs,3 zrll.ss Y-tn - tg1r
On motion of Mr.. HOWARD. the resolu
e ton was referred to the committee ON Ju
dietary. fa. 10 lzr -st. .g.I >.,-samoa Eis
On motion of Mr.. BRUFF, the vote by
- which III, b. 30S wharfage andodockagt
bill was passed., was recOnsideredyi and
message was sent to the Senate requesting
: its retnrn from that body. 5qjf-7tr.- u.utG-
d Ii, B. No. 3l5, Establishing an Insurance.
# department., and repeating certain act.
r therein named, was read third ltime.' 3ss
IS Mr.. GLOVER spoke against the bill, de,
nouncing it as a humbug, urging the wan
of, constitutional authority to pass it, anC
declaring the uselessness and expense of al
d | insurance department. 3 na.i,- yi.fai ff..'
+ Mr.. PARROTT replied, claiming tht
n full authority OF the Legislature to regulat,
insurance companies and urging the neces
q. SlIySOAe Glc DlAd d4lSL LuC UcIACllGS bO U0 u0
d rived from it. 4f- .. afrs.a aj1Ea. gz95
j, Mr.. BLOOM followed in support of tn,
r bill, and dwelt upon the immense and in
: creasing business of, insurance in the State
: and the consequent necessity of having
;, superintendencYab by law over the whole
l. for. the protection OF the citizens of tn
r State who have insured in these companies
l. Mr.. GLOVER replied. sgjsrz f1st-!f
Mr.. YOUNG moved to postpone the fur
It ther consideration OF the bill until to-mor
l. row at IL O'clock. Agreed to. sIu Iano-g
Upon leave, the following bill was intro
J, duced and read the first time: - 81
> II. B. No. 535, by Mr.. MASTERS-T
If amend the llth section of the act to pro-
% vide for the locating, establishing andcon
o structing bitches, drains and water courses
d passed March ~, 1861, and to repeal th
y section so amended. 5ore- ..ls-+j 70 -
The House then adjourned: ga sla
i ,ICORRECTIoN.--In the vote yesterday ol
: Mr.. Hitchcock's motion to refer the Militar!
Z Claim Agency bin, with instructions, MI
IS Kibbee's name was enormously omitte,
frOr 81 1Sr.E g, l