Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-09

On motion of Mr.. TIBBALS, S. B. 319
TO provide for the creation and regulation
OF cooperative trade associations in the
state OF Ohio, was taken out of committee
OF the Whole, and referred to the commit
tee on Corporations other than Municipal.
The Senate then adjourned. ''
OMIsSION, 4ESTERDAY.-A bill was intro
duced yesterday, by Mr. SADLER, To tax
BANKS and bank shares, aud TO repeal GER
tain sections of the tax law of 1859, which
was omitted in the report of yesterday. e.
HOUSE OF PhESENTATIVES.
50 doRNING SESSION. -'- xxx
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Crosby. er
= MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE o., p,
were taken up. The Senate insisted on its
amendments to I'll, B.. 3l4. TO authorize the
employment of police force by railroad
companies, and asked tor committee of
conference. ''''
The request was agreed to- and the
Speaker appointed Messrs. Gardner, Beer
and Stedman the committee on the part OF
the House, sraeg ... 4a .tE-Ta
s. B. 50, To authorize the stockholders
ofthe Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal Com
pany to abandon, lease or sell any portion
of said canal, was read the first aud second
times, under Suspension of the rules, and
referred to q select mittee-MeSsrS
Bruff, Kibbee, Encell and Stedman. :seyt
Other messages from the Senate were laid
before the House by the Speaker, annoduc-
ing its action on various bills, including
the passage of the following, which were
read the first time 10 the House:
IS. b. No. 359, To authorize the commits
sioners of Stark county to build court
house. $3.50 s sa 1'i d! .s.-i es1t
S. B. -361, To authorize certain townships
in Holmes county to levy a tax for the pur-
pose of cleaning Killbuck river of drift and
other distractions. t'-''
S. B. No. 3GS, To authorize the county
commissioners of Stark county to assess an
additional tax for bridge purposes.
Also a message announcing that the SEN
ate insists upon its amendment to FL. B.
No. 80, To create board of commissioners
to revise the laws relating to the finances
of the State, and requesting a committee of
Conference. which was granted
The SPEAKER appointed Messrs. Hitch
cock, Dangler and TnOrnhill the committee
on the part of the House.
Mr.. HELLER, upon leave. recorded his
vote against III. j.. r. No. 80, relative to
the equal suffrage amendment to the State
Constitution. .-~-.-
Mr.. WILES, upon leave, presented the
petition of p, andJ. Black. and thirty-two
other citizens of Muskingum county, for a
law requiring non-residenrs of the State to
procure a license before selling by sample,
or soliciting orders for merchandise. Re-
ferred to the committee on Finance. ---
The SPEAKER laid before the House
communication from the Board of Public
Works in response to resolution relative
to the Massillonslevel. which was referred
to the committee on Public Works.
H B. No. 2S3, by Mr.. GASTON-To
amend the law prescribing the fees of coun-
ty auditors, passed May 1, 1882, as amended
April II, 1866, was read the third time.
Mr.. .,GASfON moved to amend as fol-
lows Strike out in line IA the word 'stwen-
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after the word |" thousand" insert " and :"
in line 16, strike out twenty and insert
"twelve;" insert in line z, after the word
"allowed,' in addition" IProvides that
in counties of II 600 male inhabitants over
twenty-one years OF age. the auditors shall
receive for recording twelve cents for every
one hundred words, instead of 5000 per
year, as now.
The amendments were agreed to.
Mr.. CLARK, of Harrison, moved to table
the bill, which was disagreed to.
After discussion, the bill was tabled, on
motion Of Mr.. COCHRAN. agJ $50 ''eaF
H! B. No 393, by Mr.. ALEXANDER
For the enlargement of a culvert on the
Miami and Erie canal, was read the third
time and passed--yeas 67, nays none.
II. B. No. 401. by Mr.. COCHRAN-TO
secure to section 16, Greene township, Ham
ilton county, due credit for proceeds from
the sale of said section. was read the third
time and passed-yeas 63, nays none.
III. B. No. 423, by Mr.. GLOVFR-Sup-
Elementary to the act to reorganize the in
stitution for the education of the deaf and
dumb, and to rereal certain laws heretofore
passed, passed April 5, 1866, was read the
third time. Provides for the appointment
of two competent instructors in the arts of
printing and book binding, to impart in
struction in those branches to the patients
of the Deaf and Du nb Asylum. The Su-
perintendent of Public Printing is required
to furnish type and other necessary fixtures
to carry on the instruction and work.
Mr.. GLOVER moved to amend by strik-
ing out of line l, of section 2, the words
s. without delay and insert the words :. as
soon as the proper arrangements can be
made.n Agreed to. 2 20 a gET
Mr.. NORTHWAY Y moved to strike out
the word ''now" in line 8, section z. Agreed
to.
: Mr.. GLOVER spoke in support of the
bill, and it was then passed-yeas 20, nays
none. aEt .s...l=.-I.a ~. 7 .,-stas-s
H. B. No. 451, by Mr.. PIATT-To au-
thorize incorporated villages to aid in the
construction of turnpikes, was read the
third time. -5 =e...r15e -
Mr.. WILES moved to amend as follows ::
In section i, line 2, after the word ''vil-
lage," insert s'or city OF the second class )"
in same line after the word ''any," insert
the word ''free." Also in section 2, line 9,
after the. word s'road," insert the words
''leading through and" Agreed to.
Mr.. HILL moved to amend as follows:
In line 8, section 2, after the word gravel
ing," insert 'planking; "-also in line 8, in
same section, after the word " graveling"
insert the word 1planking;" also in lines
10 and II, after the word "graveling," in
sert "planking." Agreed to.
Mr. BARRETT moved to amend by
striking out in line 5, section l, the words
"real estate and inserting property"
Pending discussion, the House took re-
cess. asEs ef.s e-s rsss s--r -r-
FL =. AFTERNOON SESSION.
The amendment of Mr.. Barrett was
agreed to.
Mr.. PIATT moved to amend by inserting
in line 8, after the word located the
words cor hereafter located" Agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. PIATT, the bill was re-
ferred to the committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. STANTON called up the special or
der, being III. B. No. 365, To appoint county
school commissioners. ....
Mr.. STANTON offered amendments,
which were agreed to, when the bill was
set for its third reading March 13, at 1O15
O'Clock. .e...
Mr.. DANGLER called up H. B. No. 300,
and it was made the special order for March
IL, at % o'clock.
Mr.. BANNING called up the special or
der, being H.J. II. No. 104, which is in the
following words:
ResolUed, by the General Assembly Of the
State Of Ohio, That the Governor be au-
thoriZed to appoint commissioner to col.
lect statistics of the places of burial of all
Ohio soldiers who fell in the war of the re-
bellion, and were buried outside of the
State, and make report of the same to the
Adjutant General of Ohio, to be made a