Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-01

! ana, penQfnS discussion
The House, on motion, took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The motion to refer the bill, with instruc-
tions, was decided in the negative.
Mr.. BRUFF moved to amend as follows
Strike out line IL, and the word sswith. /" i'm
line IL and insert, mileage going and re-
turning, Tlrggsd ffn n cents @ pesmiie, and"57 57 sH
TIE bill was ppassseed159yVeasrss ~ 64.o onays 7
81. B. No. 45S, by Mr.. HANSON-To au-
thorize the town council of Mt. Sterling,
Madison county, to dispose, of certain real
estate, was W. read the third time and passed
f.. II, B. No. 4e3 BY Mr., DENMA N-To al al
thorize the commissioners OF Williams
county to build a Jail for said county. was
read the third tim time az and passed-77yeas SO,
r. Upon leave, on motion of Mr., STANTON.
the House resolved itself into commmittee
OF the Whole. upon the order of the. lay,
1.-THE county school superintendent bill, !
MIR. Nixon in the chair. 80 -
d, After some. time spent therein, the com
nittee lite e rose and asked leave t0 tts sit again.
Mr.. STANTON moved to discharge the
committees Of the Whole from further con
federation of.H. B. No. .365. Agreed to-
The bill was made the special order for
March 8, at 21% O'clock. It.t.l'V nFf'' 75Ii
The following bills were introduced and
read the first time. '2..i 3i5 ~ ~ ~, DiII
! H. B. No. 4sl.a by Mr.. BoYNToN-T1o
anne amend section 26 Of an act entitled an act
to provide for the creation and regulation
Of incorporated companies in the State OF
0 hio. passed May, ], 1852, 81 I'5o l'
.. S: B. No, 199. BY Mr., .HOLLISTERTTo
authorize associations of persons for wreck
ing purposes, was read the third time and
passedE3zyeas 20, nays i. -. =
provide for the better regulation ofiturn
pike and plank roak companies, and to re-
peal section Al of an act TO provide for the
regulation of ? Incorporated companies
passed May l. 1852, and repealed March
30, 1864, and re-enacted April 5, 1856,
wa was read the third hi time and passed yeas
S. B, NO, 292, BY Mr. HHoLLIsTER-
Suppleme entary to an act entitled an act to
| provide for the uniform government and
better regulation of the Lunatic Asy ylums
of the State, and care of idiot and insane
persons, passed April z, 1885, and supple
mentary to the amendments OF, sections AZ
and 4S of said act, passed April IL, 1863,
was read the third time and passed yeas
| 64, nays l. - - '-.-, ''r''i 'i'2 - -
IA: B. No, 400, by Mr.. YodNG1-Furrther
to prescribe the duties of the commission
ers of Hamilton county. -:
H., Z; B; No; 49I, SUPP pplem1eptary to an act
criminal cases, passed March z, 1881. - =. -
ii: b. No, 1872, To authorize the trustees
of Elizabeth township, Miami county, to
appropriate money now in their township
treasury,in the erection of town hall. Read
second time and referred to the judiciary
com mittee. r.I -...-f -. = .,f,-,.,.-.,,
H. B. No. 493, To provide for the printing
and distribution of the annual reports of the
state officers, reports of officers of the sew
eral State Institutions, report of the State
Board of Agriculture, laws and joint reso-
Intions of the General Assembly, House and
Senate Journals, and volumes of Executive
documents and to repeal certain, laws
Mr.. CLARK, of Harrison, reported back
from the committee on A Agriculture, the pc
tition of Ralph Peterson and other citizens
OF Miami county, for a law to regulate the
exchange of wheat and flour, and asked to
be discharged. Agreed to. ~. l'!iE
Mr.AULT reported back, from the COM
mittee on Military Affairs, the petitiofi of
the trustees of Franklin township, Frank
lin county, asking relief for Barkey Cobler,
and asked to be discharged from. the fur
ther consideration of the. same, - Agreed
to. 10 80 lt54 -.t '"' s2tt 10
Mr.. HoUGH reported back, from the
committee on Agriculture, the resolution
instrncting them to prepare a bill provid-
ing for the distribution Of the A Agricultural
College fund, and asked to be discharged.
Agreed to. - 80 r'ii .'"'+ ''i'h 20
. Mr.. BANNING reported back, from the
'committee on Military Affairs. the memo
rial of the National Lincoln Monument AS
sociation, and reconnrfieended its reference
to a select COMMITTEES of five. Agreed to.
Mr.. MARTIN reported back, from the
committee on Benevolent Institutions,
Senate amendments to House bill No. 1856,
and recommended that the House concur
therein. ''-' '1i9I /
The bill and pending amendments were
laid on the table, ~ ''.''' !1-,'i 'bI !"A
&. Mr.. STANTON reported back, from the
com mmittee on Common Schools and School |
Lands, II. B. No. 40, To amend the 32d
section of the Common school law, and
recommended amendments. The bill and
amend ments were tabled. ~ - biii.
Mr.. SAWYER reported back, from the
committee on Finance, SD r. No. 65, Rela-
tive to the passage of a bankrupt law by /
Congress, and recommended its passage
Postponed until March 9Th, I-''f' rs ~. "a
= Mr.. STEDMAN reported back, from the
committee on Agriculture, 81. B. No. 416,
70 provide for the creation and regulation
of independent county agricultural socie- |
ties, and recommended its passage. J 100
Ordered to third reading March g. il3@ii
Mr.. HILL reported back, from the Ju-
dietary committee, S. B. No. 2S9, To amend
sections Is and 95 of the. code of civil pro-
cedqre before justices Of the peace, without
' t'Dn,V'i - rs 81
Ordered to a third reading March 6. ~"
= Mr.. HOWARD reported back from the
Judiciary committee, III. B. No. 1876 To au-
thorize county commissioners, to offer
rewards for the arrest of criminals and en-
ploy secret detectives, and recommended its
indefinite postponement. Tabled. 80, u |
Mr.. AULT reported back from the COM
mittce on Military Affairs, the affidavit of
c.. Croft, OF Miami, Hamilton county, and |
oSH rod tn % bo rod n
y Mr.. YOUNG reported back from the |
committee on Military Affairs the petition
of the Cincinnati Relief Union, asking the
House to pass a resolution urging the Cen
eral Government to incTerse the clerical
force in the departments having in charge
the settlement of soldiers claims, so as to
prevent the great delay TO which they are
now subjected. The committees unanimous
opinion is that the delays complained of
arise more from the want of the necessary
and proper evidence in the presentation
of claims than from a want Of efficient
clerical force in the departments. The
committee asked to be discharged. Agreed
to. -'4 ' a'i -T'.-'l % ''''iL |
Mr.. SHIPLEY reported back, from the
committee on Public Works, memorial of
John Cochran and others, and asked to be
discharged. as the Improvement desired
would result much more to the interest of
the lesees and turnpike than the State
Agreed to. ,.i,'i fiif 7-5
Mr.. BRUFF reported back, from the COM
mittee on Military Affairs, the resolution
a report on 5. B. No. 224 with |
the statement that the committee was dis |
charged by the House from its further con-
and it is now pending in the |
House. d" #" '.-.l'''r .'''' 80. d ..9 |
Mr.: :BRUFF reported back, from the COM
mittee on Military Affairs, S. j. r. No. III, |
Relative to State military agencies, and |
that it be disagreed to. as a
bill is now pending in the House providing
for the adjustment of this matter. Disa-
greed to. Pr So