Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26

- by f0lr. NESSL lth--rtum W. W. o'Hl-i
borough and 30 other citizen! Of .Clncln-.
natl, for law to increase the legal rate OF
InterestS Referred 10 the committee on
BY Mr.. CHASE From Frederick Blssell
and "A other citizens of Lucas county, for
q law to Increase the rates of interest ana
waiver OF the appraisement laws and mort
gaze security. Referred to the committee
on Finance.
Z ByyMr. PHILLIPS+From WIN, Al Tllh
and l47 othereiHzenso of Erie county, for a.
law to exempt soldiers of the Union army
from labor on the public roads IN certain
cases, Referred to the committee on Roads
! BY Mr., GORDON From d Lawrence
Soinedinger and 26 other citizens Of Aug
Iaize county, for a law to grant them 9 spe.
cial school district In that county. Refer
> red to the committee on Public Schools. 'i'
By Mr.. MYERSAFrom VIM. Larimore
and 20 other citizens of Wayne township,
Datke county, for a law to reimburse Ja-
cob Miller, Treasurer of that township.
Referred to a committee of one-Mr. My
ers. '-'. lpps 'Yi' t3e ~ ~
By Mr.. GORDON-From Frank Koehl
and numerous other citizens of Auglaize
county. for a9AW to raise the rate of ioterl
est to FORTS per cent, by contract Re-
ierred to COMMITTEE on Finances. -ui l9Wsh
By ylMr. HELLER-From Is. w. Pennock
and "a other citizens Of Liberty tow nship,
Henry county, PRAYING to be formed into
b new district for Union School purposes.
Referred to committee of one Mr. Heller.
BY Mr.. ESTILL4lFrom citizens iOf Van
Vert county, for alaw to remedy defects
In the law relating to bitches, drains and
watercourses. Referred to committee OF
OnelAMr. Estill. ,'5uI i', tA' --I 'A
BY Mr.. JONES-4From Henry Hemau
and other citizens of Allen county, for a
law TO grant disabled soldiers, who have
not taken any benefits from the Soldiers
Home, pension of 800 per year. Re-
ferred to the committee on Military Az
fairs. ''I'" NIFY l'N I'l.'i "at.' hot .'i
-1 BILLS READ THE SECOND TIMEIon 'i'
Three bills were read the second time and
appropriately disposed Of. sr ,y rri..
REPORT PROM TILE COMMITTEE ON REVISION
Mr.. JONES, from the committee on Re-
vision, reported back, correctly engrossed,
House bills 3l7 and 32Sy and House amend
ment to Senate bill225. n'asoH- -f| ...i
BILLS READ THE THIRD TIME. 'H
No. 3i7, by Mr.. BoYNToN--To amend
section .ll6 Of an act entitled ian act OF the
Jurisdiction and procedure before Justices
of the peace, and of the duties of constables
In civil cases." passed March IA, 1853. ,.. h
The bill was passed-yeas 81, nays 81. -.
No. 32S, by Mr.. DANGLER-Snpple
mentary to an act entitled ian act auteCr-
izing the appointment Of metropoltan po-
lice commissioners in cities Of the first class
with population of less than 100000 iu-,
habitants at the last Federal census" passed
April 5, 1866. ,ots0 AZ AZ -'- ..-.I..
, On motion of Mr.. NIXON, a call Of the
House was ordered, and SO members an
sWered to their names, as follows: ,,i ..
Messrs. Alexander, Ault, Banning, Barrett,
Beer, Boyuton, Branch, Bronson, Bruff,
Burbage, Chase, Clark of Guernsey, Clark
of Harrison, Coulter, Cusac, Dangler, Da-
vey, ,DefOrd, Denman, Encell, Estill, 'Fltz-
gerald, Follett, Fox, Furnas, Gallup, Gas
ton, Glover, Gordon. Green, Hanson, Hare,
Hastings, Headley, Heller, Henricks Hibbs,
Hitchcock, Hough, Houston. Howard,
Hughes, Jones, Kerr, Kessler, Kibbee, Lar
will Lawrence, LeFever. lockwood, Ly-
brook, Marshall. Martin, MeMarrell, Myers,
Nixon, Oren, Parks, Patton, Perrill, Pehis-
ten, Phillips, Piatt, Putnam, Reed, Rhodes,
Rosencrans, Rutter, Sawyer, Schneider,
Shipley, Sorber, Stedman, Swain, Tafel,
Thornhill, Tripp, Welsh, Wiles, Williams,
Worth, Young, Speaker-S3. =" '.'
Absent without leave-Messrs. Bloom,
Bunce, Cist, Cochran, Curtis, Davenport,
Dresbach, Erskine Fitch. Hoover, johnson,
Kagy, Kramer, Masters, MeMorran, Mont
gomery, Northway, Stanton, Woods-lS.
On motion, further proceedings underthe
call were dispensed with. .'- 10 b'll
Leave Of absence was granted TO Messrs.
Coan and. Hill on account OF sickness In
their families. i' ts'! ' .Ds ''
Mr.. PUTNAM moved to postpone the 1
further consideration of II. b. 22S until the
10Th day of February, which was dlsa-
greed to. oli' 'l
Mr.. PIATT moved to refer the bill to a
committee Of one, with Instructions to so
amend as to appoint and equalize the police
over the State of Ohio. Joy -''i ~. 10
The motion prevailedAyeas SO; nays. 80.
Mr.. Piatt was appointed the committee. io
The following bills were read the third
S. B. 225, by Mr.. HAYDEN-To amend
an act passed March 16, 1865, entitled ''an
act supplementary to an act to provide for
the organization of cities and Incorporated
villages" passed May 3,f1S02. d. |r'' n
The bill was passed-yeas 50, nays 2. 10,
MI KRAMER, from the committee on
Fees and Salaries, to (which was referred s.
B. 2lI, To amend the first section OF an act
entitled "An act regulating the fees of
sheriffs in civil and criminal cases." passed
March I3, 1887 (took effect June l, 1881
reported the same back, recommending its
MASSAGE .G .OJi - aFln i-Hl. NJ IiI isi -st
On motion of Mr.. NIXON, the motion
by which said bill was ordered to a third
reading was reeonsidered. 'n..i
On motion of Mr.. FOLLETT, the bill
was referred TO the committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. BRONSON, from the committee on
Fees and Salaries, to which was referred
H. b. No. 339, To. amend section three Of
eAn act to- regulate the fees of clerksiof
the court of common pleas" passed April
13, 1865, reported the same back, recom-
mending an amendment that certain GER
tiicates issued by the clerks shall not be
approved by the county commissioners un-
til said clerks shall have complied with
the provisions of section two OF the act
passed April 10, 1861 ]. 81
On motion of Mr.. LOCKWOOD the bill
and pending amendments were referred to
the committee on Judiciary. lJ7i, pdi t"
Mr.. BRONSON, from the committee on
Fees and Salaries, to which was referred
II. b. No. 2S3, To amend the first and sec
ond sections of an act entitled San act pre-
scribing the fees of county auditors,r passed
May /, 1862 as amended April IL, 1865, re-
ported the same back recommending SUBJ
On motion OF Mr.. BRONSON, the report
was laid on the table, and the substitute
ordered to be printed. 3. aleigIipg tnGB
9tMr. BLOOM, from the select committee
OF one, to whom was referred the memorial
of John Newman, tor an amendment to the
law requiring the establishment of lines OF
true meridiany so as to permit q distance
apart of less than forty rods, reported, ldi
OH. b. No. 1853, To amend the present law,
which was read the first time. siai 9lrd
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