Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-12

conference LnereOn-SO Cne Oil Is Il law.
Mr.. HARRIS, from the committee or
Fees and Salaries, reported in favor of the
passage of Il. B. 379t To regulate the fee:
OF county surveyors, &c. ~ - "a. ss~
. The bill was ordered to be read a third
time tomorrow.
- Mr.. BATETSMAN, from the judiciary
committee reported amendments to III. B
41S, To provide for the publication OF
notices of sales in German papers.
Amendments agreed to, and the bill Or
dered to be read a third time tomorrow.
+ MIR. TfBBALS presented petition of HI
q. Foster M. c.. Reed, attorneys at law,
and nine other citizens of Summit county.
for attaching said county to. the Sd subdi
vision of the 18th judicial district, and
electing an additionally judge in said ,subdi-
; vision. Referred to Messrs. TibbLls, Girls
! wold aud Williamson. 80 p eeIE377 ~
Mr.. WILLIAMSON presented a petition
OF 5. j. Andrews, r. p. Ranney, and forty
other members of the bar of Cleveland,
! on the same subject. Same reference.
:, MIR. BROWN. from the committee on the
state Library, reported, recommending In
dehnite postponement of. s. B. 200, Relat-
Ing TO the binding of newspapers. The re-
port was agreed to. iss--e'E @G.rg. .ntyo5
The Senate then adjourned. -. n Iss
HOUSE OF FREPtxESENFATIYES.
aaf ri .ii.aas MORNING SESSION. sri'. :sat8
Frayer by Rev. Mr.. FELTON,. .- M
fhe journal was read and approved. ls5i
.,a7 y PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS .s ~. ,7}
were presented as follows and appropri-
ately referred: frr3 s3l eziTI T.5ss4ItE9 -.
By Mr.. RHODES, of Morrow-For law
authorizing incorporated villages TO borrow
money to make certain Improvements.
APPROPRIATION BILL INTRODUCED AND READ
- - "a. AZ PIRsT TIME -.-.--,,.,.. ., -
n. B. No. SIG, by Mr.. .GLOVER-Making
appro lriations for the year 1867. ..,
ra.. b.. SECOND READINGS. ~. ~.,,-,
Twelve bills were read the second time
and appropriately referred. 81.
- THIRD READINGS. 'S7'r@
S. B. No. 367, by Mr.. MCFARLAND
To amend section one of an act passed Feb
ruary l3, 1866, to amend section two of an
act passed April 13, 1865, entitled an act to
amend section two of an act passed March
4, 1864, entitled an act to amend an act en-
titled an act to amend section one of an act
entitled an act regulating the payment of
costs in prosecutions for minor ofienses.
passed April 16, 1862; and also to amend
an act defining the powers and duties of
justices of the peace and constableS in Grim
inal cases, passed March 81. 1887. ....
+ Mr.. MY ERS offered the following amend
ment: Add the following to section 2:
Provided, further, that said commissioners
shall not allow the fees of any such officers
in cases where the State shall fail. until
satisfied by the certificate of such Justice of
the peace, police judge or mayor before
whom such case shall be heard, or other
proof that the prosecuting witness was in
digent and entirely unable to pay the costs
or procure security for the same.
The amendment was agreed to, and the
bill passed-yeas 5S, nays none.
On motion of MIR. SCHNEIDER, H. B.
No fol. Al. AI-s
time and paSsed-yeas 62, naVS none. g.
On motion of MI. SAWYER, 81. B. No.
413, To amend sections one and two of an
act for the protection of certain birds and
game. passed April 80. 1861. as amended
March l6, 1865, was taken up and read the
third time. &.S
/ (, Mr.. NIXON moved to amend by striking
out of line II, section l, the words ''the
first day of January" and inserting the
words /" fourteenth of February. Dis
agreed to. ..es r:
Mr.. CURTIS moved 70 amend as follows:
Insert after the word ''finch," in the ninth
linz, the word 'black bird" Disagreed to.
Mr.. BRUFF moved to strike out, in line
eleven, the word january and insert
February" Agreed to.
: Mr.. DENMAN moved to strike out all of
section one after the word provided" Dis
agreed to.
The bill was then passed-yeas 64. nays l.
On motion of Mr.. THORNHILL, the
vote by which H., B. No. 503 was referred
to a committee, was reconsideaed, and the
bill was ordered to third reading to. NOR
row. s'@' eng .'-
On motion of Mr.. CUSAC, H. B. No. 3N,
To amend section one of an act entitled an
act to provide for the payment of local
bounties pledged to volunteers under the
calls of the President for volunteers, issued
July and August 4, 1852 was taken up
1rh IT0n
Mr.. BRUFF moved to amend as follows:
After the word 'seven" in line IA, section
!, insert the words 'tOr eighteen hundred
and siXty-eight." Agreed to- r-s- a.-G
Mr.. BRUFF moved another amendment,
asfollows: In line Is, same section. insert
after3th word ''calls," ''or their legal rep
resentatives in case of death" Agreed to.
The bill was then passed-yeas 81 nays 3.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND READ FIRST TIME.
The following bills were introduced and
read the first time:
81. B. No. 517, by Mr.. NIXON-To
amend the act further to provide for the
government of Longview Asylum, and
amendatory and supplementary to the act
to constitute the county OF Hamilton a
separate district for lunatic asylum pur-
poses, and to provide for the erection and
government of an asylum therein, PASSED
Feb. 27, 1861.
MT. I0du0 a report from the 1Ol0C
committee on Enrolment.
Mr.. COCHRAN made report from the
same committee. aE,af....
H. B. No. SIS, by Mr.. NORTHWAY-
Supplementary to the act relating to roads
and highways, passed Feb. 27, 1867. Read
a second time, under suspension of the
rules, and referred to the committee on
Fees and Salaries. - rr y-- ~ =
III. B. No. 519, by Mr.. SAWYER-Au-
thOrizing the town council of the incOrpor-
ated village of New London, Huron coun-
ty, to levy tax for the purpose of equip
ping hook and ladder company. Read a
second time, under a suspension of she
rules, and referred to the committee on Ju-
dietary. ,st. s-a r1
Mr.. CLARK, of Harrison, reported back,
from the committee on Agriculture, the
petition of citizens of Hamilton county, |
asking the repeal ofthe law to restrain from
running at large certain animals, and asked |
to be discharged from its further consider
alton. Agreed to.
Mr.. STEDMAN reported back. from the
committee on Agriculture, H. B. No. 46S, |
To amend section two OF the act to provide |
for locating, establishing and constructing
bitches, drains and water courses, passed |
March 27, 1861, and recommended its pas
sage.
The bill was then read the third time and |
63, nays none.
Mr.. SAWYER presented petition and
resolution from the town council of New
London, Huron county, for law author
izng it to levy a tax, not exceeding four
hundred dollars, for the purpose of organ
izing and equipping hook and ladd er
Referred to the committee on
the Judiciary.
Mr.. CLARK, of Guernsey reported back,
from the committee on Agriculture, the
communication of j. OBJ. Renick in rela-
tion to the culture of bees, without recon-
and asked to be discharged
from its further consideration. Agreed to.
Mr.. NIXON reported back, from the COM
mtttee on Judiciary, S. B. No. 342. To au-
thorize the commissioners of Guernsey