Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-21
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memorial of q. j. Robinson, Samuel SNYDER
and other citizens of Richland county, for
a law authorizing the commissioners of
Richland countyto erect court house, res
ported bill for that purpose (H. b. No.
447), which was read the first time
II. B. No. 3S4 by Mr.. HOWARD-To
amend seetiea-15 of an act entitled ian act
to establish acode of civil procedure" pass
ed March. IL, 1853, was read the third time
and paSsed-Yeas 6S, nays none,
FL. B. No. 335, by Mr.. COUETER-SHp
pleMentary TO, an act to provide, for tue
creation ,i and; regulation of incorporated
companies passed May 1, 1852. was read
the third time and laid on the table. if e,Tt
Mr., TRIP, from the committee on Priv
ileges and, Elections, reported that the
Committee had had under consideration III.
y. K. 115, Relative to amendments to the,
Constitution, by striking out the word
"white," and disfranchising rebels, and had
ordered him to report the same back, rec
FommendiDg its adoption, with the follow,
ing ame9dments Strike out the word
"been' where it occurs in line 9, and insert
in lieu thereof the word '''voluntary;;" and
insert after the word 'States,' where it oc7
ours in the 11th line: or soho deserted said
SerUice during the p1dr of 1861.
Mr.. CHASE, from the committee on Ju-
dietary, to'which was referred 8. b. l25S, 10
provide for the. disposition of unclaimed
aud Mayors of cities and villages, reported
the same back, recommending its indeti-
Mite postponement. Disagreed to- IA 4
The, bill was set for its third reading to-
Mr.. 1KIBBEE, from the committee on
which was referred H. iB. No. 3S7 (by Mr..
RhOdes), To authorize the Board of Edu-
eationtof the CardingtOn School District, In
Morrow county, to borrow money for
school purposes, recommended its passage,
with the following amendments: In sec
tiOn 1, line 8, strike out " eight " and insert
" highest legal rate; ?, in section 2,iline, g.
after the word |" fnstallment,p insert
6 and; (" strike out all of section B.; make
sectiOn4 section 3. .Uog.Bg4;J --f,s.gHi
The amendments were agreed to, and the
bill set for its third reading tomorrow.
Mr.. MYERS from the committee on
Claims, to which was referred III. B. No.
Garfield township, Mahoning county, to
borrow money and levy a tax for purposes
therein named, recommended its passage.
r Mr.. DANGLER, from the committee on
Railroads. to which was referred 81. B. No.
36l, To authorize companies to issue pre-
terred stock, reported the same back, with
the following amendments Add in section
l, line 8, after the word 'sdebt,' the words
contracted subsequently to this act;'
strike out in line 4, "to construct second
track,p and insert, tracks, depots - insert
e act" after the word s'this u in section 2.
The amendmentswere agreed to, and the
bill was set for its third reading to-mor-
row. .eCajsf ,F3guur q tl
/ Mr.. MASTERS, from the committee on
Privileges and Elections, reported that the
committee had bad under consideration the
petition of 80 citizens of Montgomery
county, relating to odisfranchising rebels
and deserters, and had ordered him to re-
port the same back, and suggest that the
object of said petition wills be obtained by
the adoption of H. j. r. No. l15. sfi -.
The petition was laid on the tHble. iUo
Mr.. WELSH. from the committee; on
Public Buildings, ! to which was referred Mr..
Pennisten's resolution instructing the Ser
geant-at-Arms to- carpet the floor Of the
Lobby, recommended its adoption, which
was agreed to. slli
Z Mr.. BLOOM, from, the committee on Jul
dietary, to which was referred S. .B.oNo.
247, regulating taverns and repeating GER
tain acts therein named, recommended its
passage. -.vaFed Trln4 Ell J,s ~ 81 Us-sagt
The bill was ordered to third reading
Tomorrow asad g1 a5-a9,it. g III .,6f hHa7
; Mr.. GARDNER, from the committee on
Judiciary, to which was referred FL. B. No.
406, 70 authorize the town council of the
incorporatedVillag of Troy Miami coun-
ty, to issue bonds aud levy a tax ito aid in
the construction of turnpike roads, re-
ported the same back, without recomInen-
dation.saIaG -,7lila- zuiSls.zt b5rruz.
The bill was set for its third reading to-
Mr.RUTTER, from the committee on
Common Schools, to which was referred a
resolution instructing them toiinquire what
legislation is necessary to secure a better
attendance at the common schools, reported
that iu their opinion the creation of the Of
flee of county school superintendent would
best accomplish that result. Agreed to.fT
Mr.. ALEXANDER, from the committee
on Common Schools and School Lands, to
which was referred III. B. No. 40, Toextend
the time of payment for school lands in Sec
ton 16, Riley townships Sandusky county,
recommended its passage. The bill was
set for its third reading tomorrow. e., .a.s
Mr.. BRONSON, from the committee on
Fees and Salaries, to which was referred S.
B. No. 223, TO amend an act to fix the COM
pensation of members and officers of the
General Assembly, passed April 2, 1856, re-
commended the following amendment
Add after the word estate, % in lire 8, "pro-
vided that no such bill shall be allowed un-
til approved by commissions Of public
printing" .sI4 s. ~ -ia,aa-.,. as flif.tr.i
The amendments were agreed to, and
the bill ordered to third reading to-mor-
row. 20 lfga- a.aIi-.Tef ss:y bus l.rr.,...7
Mr.. BOYNTON, from the committee on
Judiciary, to which was referred H. B. 305,
To amend section 554 of the code of civil
procedure, reported the same back without
recommendation. "a 4-i .s9zE s.f. r,l .tf,l.t
On motion of Mr.. STANTON, the bill
was referred to a select committee of one
MIR. BOYNTON, from the committee on
Judiciary, to which was referred III. B. 3S5,
Supplementary to the act further to pre-
scribe the duty of county commissioners,
passed April S, 1856, and to repeal a certain
OF thnrQin ifc
sage, with an amendment. Amendment
agreed to, and the bill ordered to third
reading tomorrow. .a.- ...- .a .... af-.s
Mr.. BLOOM, from the committee on Ju-
dietary, to which was referred III. B. No.
364, To amend theiaet concerning the rela-
tion of guardian and ward, passed April
II, 1858, reported the same back without
recommendation. Laid on the table. ,.
Mr.. GARDNER, from the committee on
Judiciary, to which was referred III. B. No.
421, To authorize the town council of Wa
verify. Pike county, to subscribe stock to
the Waverly and Sunfish Turnpike Com
pany, recommended its indefinite postpone
ment. Agreed to. rfqrlH .r.f rsfta .....jz ...
Mr.. BOYNTON, from the committee on
Judiciary, to which was referred the petit
ton of Joseph Wilson, reported that sec-
tion II of the act for the punishment of
certain loffenses therein named, passed
March s, 1881, furnishes ample remedy for
CDe OIeDSeS SCdteu III the peblClOn. ..f.. .t.-
The petition, was laid on the table.
Mr.. KESSLER, from the committee on
Finance, to which was referred the mem
orial of seven citizens of Hamilton county,
asking for relief, recommended that the
same be indefinitely postponed. Agreed
to. -5-..- i,l- g.
Mr.. BRUFF,a from the select committee
of three, to which was referred HI. B. No.
444, To authorize the publication of 20 HOS
Record in the Rebellion" recommended
the following amendment: Strike out all
Of section 6. EHHss @# EW
The amendment was agreed to, and the
Mr.. BANNING, from the select commit