Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

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i S 81. b. 555, To authorize the commission
q iers' dofo Hamilton, ClermOntf and WaFreI
q counties to build a free bridge across tht
Little. Miami river at LoYeland, in Cler
mopt. county Ohio, JPassed-yeasi 20
btnays 19d1 ,zadMhio5 ,s'1sdod - % bios h7a 2
II. B. $50, To authorize the trustees o
! Rely township, Butler County, Ohio tt
: sell and convey certain lands belonging tx
said township, and invest the proceeds fol
the use of the same. Passed-yeas %, nays
Messages from the House we're taken ur
and fead4s8 us ssEg s1Az 0&SsAA
il The Senate, concurred in House amend.
ments to S. B. 49, Relative to authorizing
the. board of Fedacation of wellington
LOrain county IS to issue bonds, to raise
money to finish a school house-yeas %
Il nays none. g s,s2t y ssbs1s Iss s9!t IA
The Senate receded from from its amendment
of III. B.i509, 10. authorize the incorporation
7 OF park associations, 'SSe'Lyeas 2l, nays i
4 Ff3E5zssE cslals s7zssE T, sff zuR lah
REPORTS COMMITTEES.
II Mr.. SADLER, from the committee on the
Judiciary, reported in favor Of the indefi-
mite postponement off. b. 519 Relative tC
authorizing the town council OF New Lon
, don. Huron county, to levy a tax for equip
Il ping a hook and ladder, company, on the
fground. of its sunconstitutionality ;awhich
was agreed to. ~ i bs71iaa.:sfas"s ,I9..s,!
E. .Mr:SADLER from the same committee
reported against granting the prayer joi
4 petition of citizens of Alexandria, Licking
county, for an act to remove doubt in re-
i ilatiQh to the Incorporation of said village
II on the ground that a compliance with the
provisions Of the general Incorporation act
Il would be Efficient; which was agreed to
| .Mr.SADLER, from the same committee
reported against allowing the claim OF
Gross & DIETRICH, for damages occasioned
by breaehfih the Miami Canal In March,
| 1649, .Witha resolution against 6hek allow
lance OF the claim. The report was, agreed
to- and the resolution adopted Iaoi on1a
Mr.. COLE, from the same committee, re-
gcTtedr l I'm favor of the passage Of ii, B
3S4, TO amend section Is OF an act to estab-
lish code Of civil procedure, passed March
Tfe Bill was read third time and passed
yeas 23gnaysaone. Provides that in case
property is erroneouslg taken; the statute
] ofshm mitation shall not begin to run until
the wrong doer is discovered.]
7 Mr.. COLE, from the same committee,
reported in favor Of the passage of H, B.
4S2, SupplementaryEto ahgaet to establish
code OF civil procedure, passed March IL,
| lS53IstgEG j. f4n5 bra F5jf9I 80 siHse 9sYaS
The;bil was,read a third time and passed
yeas "a, nays none. Provides that testi-
eftaiS cases as1T uSe sSS q S oq in
.5MrIBAT TEMAN,f ffnofiilthe same commit
tee, reported in, favor of the indefinite
postpopement of Fl. B. 543, To authorize
the council of Marshal1Siile to levy a tax
to construct sidewalks; which was agreeu
EtoT. "a ! szzta<EE5k 81 E-ta K'EFsE Ss'E'
Mr.. WARNER, from the committee on
Military affairs, reported in favor of the
passage of s. B. 434, Ceding to the Omitted
States Jurisdiction over certain lands and
appnrtenahces of the National Asylum for
disabled volunteer soldiers, and exempting
the same from taxation.-- rr7zrT77~ =
Fheibill was read athirdl time and passed
I YEAS hessfs. y.BaEefaan, Berry Brad
bury, Bropksg BHdwB Oofa ICOombs, God
| frey, GriSWOld, Hail. Harris, Jones, KELLOGG.
Martin,s SadIef, Tfbbals,I Warner, West,
| Williamson-19.
NAYS -Messrs. Hurd, Justice, Linn, May,
lggNfllett445,9b 9hl ni 97Gt8 lf9U Sn 7
Mr.. KELLOGG, from the committee on
Corporations other-than Municipal, re-
ported, recemmendingin gindefinite postpoue-
lsment1ofi So B. 94o6s To amend sec. 81 offan
act to provide for the creation and reguIa-
| ton OF Incorporated companies, &C.; which
~ Mr. KELLOGG from the same commit
I tee, reported against the passage of IS. B.
363 Authorizing the trustees Of Chagrin
Falls township, Cuyahoga scotfIity, to build
streetdF railroad. from The village of Cha
grin Falls to the Mahoning railroad in, So
Ion, with recommendation for its indefi-
mite postpOnement;. which was agreed to.
Mr.. KELLOGG, from the same commit
tee, reported in favor Of the passage of H.
IsB.F1S9,f To incorporate Savings socfeties!D
The bill was ordered to be read a third
time et9-moFroWse EErEEOD
Mr.. COOMBS, from the same committee,
reported in favor of the indefinite post
7 pom ehient tof s. B. 424,, Supplementary Ito
the act to provide for the creation aud reg
ulation of Incorporated companies, passed
May 1, 1852; which was agreed. to. q
Mr.. COOMBS, from the committee on
State Buildings, reported, asking to be dis
charged from the further consideration OF
S. r. No. 126, Instrueting said committee
to Inquire whether, it, is desirable for the
State to manufacture its own gas by con-
Wet labor; which was agreed to- -",
Mr.. WEST, from the committee on Tenn
peIance, reported that it is inexpedient at
this time tolegislate on the subject of pro-
| hibiting persons holding office who use in
toXicating liquors, as -petitioned- for by cit
izeps of Ashland county; ,Whsch was agreed
l. tosG - - 8Lt12 EL ~ EgA
Mr.. TIBBALS. presented a petition of
| Geo. o. Toms and % other citizens of Mi
I ami eounty.for the enlargement Of the Mi
ami and Erie Canal in Concord towhship.
Miami county: Referred to the committee
ION Public Werks.a gs--ssTiOOT9TG II
| Mr.. BERRY offered for adoption reso-
luton calling on the Secretary of State for
| Information, as to the cost>of telegrabbinU
the proposed Constitutional Amendment
/ to the different papers of the State, and bis
authority for so doing. ~ he r',- - s. .
lus Mr.. BROWN gave notice of his purpose
to discuss the resolution, and it was laid on
| the table. i.,r aT,i t.,l .,I .-.r,. 5q--,.9
FoqThe Senate then took recess. * -,.zo
saiia @ rs no - AFTERNOON SESSION. ..I ia -,
On 1 motion Of Mr.. MARTIN, call of the
| Senate was ordered, and 21 Senators
answered to their names. sTE-E -
| Absent without leave: Messrs. Bate
manS SHprlEauds Linna TgYEWs
Mr.: LINN came in and answered to bis
fnatde,, and all further proceedings under
the call weredispensed with.
| MIRO BERR H,i 4rein4 theg Committee on
Railroad reported, in favor, of the passage
OF II. B. 474, Supplementary to an act to
prevent collisions on railroads within the
State of Ohio, passed March "a, 1860.
LThe bill, provides that the, expense of
7 EWatchmnen at the crossing of two or more
railroads, shall be borne equally byuthe
roads, and that the watchmeu, as. well as
the railroad officers, shall be. liable for
danaa geg 9resu ulting from neglect, or care
The bill was supported by Messrs. Berry
and Tibbals, and opposed by Messrs. Brown
and WilIiamse19 and was reeommitted to
the committee on Railroads.
Mr. WEST from the committee .on
Mnnlclpal Corp poratiOnss reported in favor
the passagenOf III. b. $50, in relation to
City Parks. lvi iiss 40 sal go ksEs5 jC.I
!, The rule was suspended and the bill read
a third time and nassodZuaos 90 ,,o,,e