Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-15
bill orderedto third reading on MoDdas

Mr.. GLOVER made a report from the
committee on Finance on Senate amend
ments TO the General Appropriation bill,
Recommending concurrence iuthe amend
ipents of the Senate, except the 18th and
23d. rez-S
The Senate amendments, except the 18th
and 23d. were agreed to-Yeas SO. nays II.
The 18th and % / Senate amendments
were disagreed to-yeas g. nays 81.
Messrs.: Fitch, Trip. Hcugh and Dres-
fbaeh- appeared Within the bar, when pre-
.ceedings under the call were dispensed
With n Al ? Ef3EE'Efs fsfSg [E,Fs5E I IS q Z .E'l
, The motion to reconsider the vote by
which the Railroad bill was passed, was
disagreed, ,teT7yeas 81, nays A. ,F,yor
Messages from a the Senate were taken up
and reifd, - W '
Senate aniendmentcto III. B. 545, To arrest
the social evil in cities of the first and see1
ond class was disagreed to-2ypas' nays 81!
Seuate amehdment to the House aIaend<
mpnt to the resoIutinn relative to- q sine die
adjournment of the General Assembly,
making the time Wednesday, April IL, was
agreed t0lAyeas So, nays 9.rs 70 s396ds Isl
Senate amendments to HI B. 517, relative
to the government of LohgVieW9 iAsylafni
were agreed to-yeas 6H nays 5.hq iou1 az
Senate amendments to III. fB.' 579, To
amend section 8iof an act to provide for
the partitoh-of real estate, passed Feb, III
1881, were agreed te4lyeas 63, nays iione!df
senate
Providing for the dispositionof unclaimed
freight and express packages, were agreed
tolyeas 59. jnavs A. -9h Jsgiiao ti.l 81 b9H2
Mr.! BARRETT moved to reter Senate
amendments to HGB. No, 283, 80 amend the
first section of an act entitled san act pre-
scribihg the. fees of county auditors" pass
ed May1, 1862, as amended April u, 1866,
t0i6tfe comh1ittee on Fees and Salaries. Dis
'lTThe senate Iamahtlnaents were disagreed
to-yeas 10, nays 56,.o TaIo} on7 13haT DIS
9Tqhe Senate having insisted on its amend1
tfiefft No 18 to the general appropriation
bill, aud asked a committee Of conference,
the request of the Senate was granted, and
ojThet SPEAK Err appointed Messrs. Glow
er, Hitchcock and KassIer. such committee
on the part of the House.. 81; 7f.i 80 Taii@
Senate amendment to. III. B. l572, To pro-
vide for the payment of succession taxes
and charges on lands sold in proceedings
In partition, &c. was agreed to. .@ ~ -.
9fS. IB. 1885, sTo%repeal a certain act therein
named, was read the first and second times,
under Suspension of the rules, and refer
red to the committee on Roads and High
Wavs! idfliai 33hi.i. 7tiou % 9slt .ni9it!
The Senate having refused to concur in
House amendments to Senate amendments
to 1T. B. 32l, To amend an .aet prescribing
the duties of county auditors, 7dsi'i t@ie7
y MIR. .BOYNTON moved that the House
insist on its amendments, and ask for
committee fsCOnference. "A greed to. ato1
The SPEAKER appointed Messrs. BOYn-
ton, Gordon and Wiles such committee on
the part of the House. j t3.t'5,l" p" t'7its~'',i
Senate amendment to Fl. B. No 536, Sup
Elementary tothe several acts to provide
board of ofcommissiohers t0'examine certain
military claims and making appropriations
for their payment, were agreed to-yeas
55, nays 5. 'iiE - q --''i' b+it &. INV ~
4 s! b. No. 33S, To prevent frauds in in
sprance, was read the third time and
passed-yeas 81, nays 3. -i-H u ii2iHh ~
III. B. No. o5l1, BY MFe eBRowN-Tos au-
tEiorize the trustees. of, the township of
Hincklpy, Medina county, to levy tax to
builA a town hall. was read the third time
Mr.. BRONSON. Offered an amendment
providing that the levy shall not be made
until approved bya majority of the legal
The bill was pa$sed-yeas G1. nays none,
4 S. B. No. 367. by Mr.. WILLIAMSON
Authorizing the appropriation of land for
parks and public grounds, was read the
third time and lost on its passage yeas Is,
nays 40.3 Ai'ii -'Ahh faJih' iii .. ~ 10
S! B. No! 379, by Mr.. KELLOGG
amend1certain sections of the code of civil
procedure, was read the third time and
passed-yeas 81, nays none. ?. -"@7 = "
! The Senate having insisted on its amend
ments to the County Auditors Fee bill,
and asked committee of Conference, the
-
The SPEAKER appointed Messrs. Gas
ton, Pehnisten and Nixon the committee
on the part of the House.. 10 .a'a5 ~
The Senate having insisted on its amend
ment to the bill to arrest the social evil, &C.,
and asked a committee of conference, the
same was granted, and 40 t.i-' 1i'' w.
Z The SPEAKER appointed Messrs. oung,
Beer and Piatt the committee on the part
of the House. i'' '-iT1l9' J l.'-.ii biih a0t!i
S. 8B. S94, by Mr.. misunderstanding
additional auth ority to the commissioners Of
| Coshocton county for infirmary purposes,
was read the third time and passed-yeas
81, nays L. 5DH .4fahj hf7"if<i- r<'g
: Mr.. NIXON offered a resolution, which
was adopted, authorizing the Clerk of the
House to employ additional clerical force
during the session, to secure the prom pt
enrolment of bills. s''i-t ''hjf"' z nos
.; S. B. No. 4O3, by Mr. HURD, To amend
section As of the act to establish code OF
civil procedure, was read the third time
and passed-yeaS 5S. nays L. u Do D''5ft
| Io On motion of fMrJTH0RNHILL. all bills
and special orders not reached to- day, were
ordered to- be placed on the calendar for
Monday next! e"s5I shJ 'Ji'A1, b5i'tD"
Mr.: COCHRAN made report from the
joint committee on Enrolment, and
3@ The SPEAKER then signed the seven
| bills so enrolled. si-3of fzEsi =
Il Mr.. SCHNEIDER made a report from
the select committee Onithe heresOlutionirela-
tive. to the claim of George Harsh, recon-
mending an amendment and the adoption
of the resolution 2uuor bsi.siU2njisin
6n The resolution was aadopted-yeas 56,
naVs j.. ~. s;uJ a. H.Ff Il islH i,vga3-Y1..
| Mr.! MYERS made a report from the
tcommittee on Roads and Highways on HI
B. No. 566, To cede portions of the Dationa,
froad to cities of the first and second class
No recommendation. The bill was ordered
to its thir.l reading April l5.i9r x 1a4et.o
Mr.. KLBBEE made. a report on S. B.No.
435, Supplementary to an act; for the pres
aerVation of the national road in Ohio, and
for the collection of tolls thereon, passed
May 8, 1861. INSTRUMENTATION. The
bill was ordered to a third reading April Is.
- Mr.. PATTON made report on the bill,
Supplementary to the act to. provide for the
Organization of cities and Incorporated viii
lagos, recommending its passage. itiI 9T1t
| 70 The bill was read the first and second
| times, and set for its third reading on Mon
| day inext!ii 1s5l1s "-1UiHo go '-. .sa-'. -
o MIR. HILL made report on III. B. No.
|, ,514, Amendatory of the act for the regula-
tiOn of turnpike companies, recommending
its indefinite postponement. Agreed to. d
| Mr.. KESSLER made a report on II. B.
No. 521, For the relief of Samuel Splitter,
Treasurer of Hancock county, recommend
ling its indifinite postpOnement. A greed to-.
/ Mr.. GALLUP. made a report from the
committee on public works, upon petit
tlOn of citizens of Pauldlng county, asking
for relief from damages caused by INSULT
cheney of culverts in the Wabash and Erie
canal, and upon House resolution on. the
same subject The committee asked to be
discharged, the relief having been granted
by resolution adopted. Agreed to. isi
Numerous motions were made to take up
and place bills upon the calendar for next
week, and then O .-s sg7n. ..f--=4..1-T i.T
T.. The House, on motion, adj journed. -'
e. - ..f ID
Disguised, q with the Democratic
~ .5.tfa. eI.s Party .tan-5rf- raH
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