Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28
AFTERNOON SESSION.

- ts15 AFTERNOON SESSION.
Messages from the Senate were taken up
and read..
Senate amendments to H. B. All, To creo
ate board of health in any city and tt
prevent the spread of diseases therein, wer
agreed tO-yeas 56, nays 2.
Several Senate bills were read the first
time.
Senate joint resolution No. 72, Providing
Tor Slne dte adjournment of the General
Assembly on April 10th, was laid before
the House. t' .Esh - Z
,sMr.SAWYER moved to lay the resolu--
ton on the table. Disagreed to.
Mr.. PUTNAM moved toastrike out 10
and insert 15. rrf. -. s.f. ..es.-.
Mr.. DEFORD moved to strike out 10 and
insert IL. ra :.--
81 Mr.. ALEXANDER moved that the
further consideration of the resolution be
postponed until March 80. Agreed to-
yeas 38, nays 33. seS .-si
Mr.. HIBBS, on leave, presented the
memorial of seven members of the board
of education of Columbus, for law to re-
tain the money for school purposes in the
county treasury. Referred to select COM
mittee, Mr.. Hibbs. rtt4
III. b. No. :424, by Mr.. PARROTT-To
authorize the commissioners of Montgom-
cry county to erect building to contain
court rooms and county offices, and for
other purposes, was read the third time and
passed-yeas 90, nays 8. 17 H-l' .-'oe.
f' REPORTS.
: =. By Mr.. HITCHCOCK, from the commit
tee on Railroads, III. B. No. 474, Supple
mentary to = an act to prevent collisions on
railroads" &C., with amendments, which
were agreed to-. The bill was then ordered
to third reading April 3. ttr,.. - -.-...t,
By aMr. HOOV ER-On the petition of
citizens of Brown county, For the repeal
of certain law, reporting adversely on the
same, and asked TO be discharged from fur
ther consideration of the same. Agreed to.
BY Mr.. .FITZGERALD, on III. B. .542-
For the relief OF Charles Rule, recommend
ing its passage. Ordered to be read third
time March %. .....-. ..
By Mr.. MYERS-On a petition for law
authorizing the commissioners of Ross
county to build free bridge across the
Scioto river, saying that the prayer of the
petitioners has been granted, and asked
that the petition be tabled. Agreed to.
Mr.. GLOVER. presented the claim of
contractors for labor OF. convicts in the Ohio
Penitentiary. Referred to the committee
on Penitentiary. .... s. -.. H.
Mr.. ALEXANDER offered for adoption
the following resolution:
Resolued, That w. w. Wilson, Assistant
Clerk OF the House of Representatives, be,
and he is hereby. allowed per diem, at the
rate of three dollars per day, from the I'd
day of January, 1867, and that the Speaker
of the House is. hereby authorized to issue
a warrant on. the treasury in favor of the
said WV. Wilson for the same. POI.
The resolution was advocated by Messrs.
Alexander, Thornhill and Detord, and OPP
posed by Mr.. Coulter. .....,t..,r ...... MI
Mr.. COCHRAN moved to refer the reso-
luton to the committee on Claims. Dis
agreed to. .-+...-. 49,.
The resolution was then adopted by a
popular vote. ,.f-.. - - ...... ..a
The following bills were introduced and
read the first time: - ..-.. r.-, -..[,,
H. B. No. $50, by Mr.. RHODES-To au-
thorize the town council of Cardington.
Morrow county, to levy tax to improve
the streets of said town. Read a second
time, under suspension OF rIelrlIles, and
referred to the committee on Municipal
Corporations.
H. B. No. SOL, by Mr.. HIBBS-To amend
the act entitled $ an act for the support and
better regulation of public schools in the
city of Columbus. passed February 8, 1S45,"
and the acts amendatory thereto. Read a
second time, under suspension of the
rules, and referred to the committee on
Common Schools and School Lands.
On motion of Mr.. GLOVER, the House
resolved itself into committee Of the Whole
upon the General Appropriation bill-Mr.
Schneider in the chair. After some time
spent therein, the committee rose, reported
progress, and asked leave to sit again.
agreed to.
Mr.. COCHRAN called up substitute to
81. B. No. 2S3 (relative to increasing the
fees of county auditors.
Mr.. GASTON moved to amend as follows:
Insert in line IL. after commissioners" as
follows: Provided, that the county COM
missioners shall have power to make such
additional allowance for compensation, not
exceeding 25 per cent. on the amount al
lowed by this act, out of the county treas
ury, as they may deem. necessary and
proper for clerk hire in those years in
which real estate appraisements are made,
whenever in their opinion the cOmpensa-
tion allowed by. this act is not sufficient to
pay for the same; and the compensation to
be allowed according to the provisions of
this act, to county auditors, after the taking
of future enumeration OF male inhabi-
tants over twenty4one years of age, under
the authorities of this State, shall be as
herein established in every county, accord
ing to its population as herein classified, as
ascertained from time to time by such emu
meration. Agreedt to. r. ~
The bill was lost-yeas A, nays 81.
= Mr.. HILL moved reconsideration of
the vote by which the bill failed, and it was
laid on the table. g'' '' -sTTa
= Mr.. SAWYER moved to take from the
table II. j. r. No. 1872 Agreed to.
The House then adjourned.