Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10

l.reinsYred, by the same In some other good
and feliahIecOmpany.]
Mr.DANGLER moved to oamend section
Is by strili qE put all after tiie@Urd ' ChAr-
ter,9 in liile l3, being the words Ia brack-
| cts. Following: - Any divdend made con-
ltraf& to these provisions shall EhbjAet Die
fcOmpatiY making the same to "a Forfeiture
of its charter, land such stockholder re-
ceiving it to labi ity to the creditors of
each company, to the extent of the dividend
received. ip ADDITION tu the ether penalties
and phnisbhSatk in shell ca<es made and
| provided. Agreed 10. =
Mr.. .DANGE1eR moved an afnendmentii
line IA, section 2 11saa ID lines 10 and II
laGAIso, By addifig to section 80, s'Prot1ed,
that any company may pay into tile STATE
fGayment shall be entitled to Issue policies
and transact other business in all theeouh-
ties Of the State {@ithoa dc the aynIenti of
fthet$5 iflieach c0uaty9'5 2ASr2ef TO. s.og
fd Theob bin was read the third time and
p4ssedAy So nays 81 !shV bsr9yo3sIp
q Mr.. KIBBE Eicalled up the epeeeia order,
I9StsBG MOI 5I0,s by. ..Mr! T BBABSr4To
provide for thu creation aid rPgalatiOnl' of
Pc6ooperaBiVe 6fadeJassogi giations lip tire State
lOf yOhi0Di- -3Bp 9af d!W T9s1e9 bEm sili
p THE bilpwas lpassedAyeas 81, nays 49,
la,Mr! BANN ING called UP the special or
Il.
First OfI&il act supplementary to an act. en-
titled an act to ptovide!al board of commits
siOh hefs to eka4aihe etrtain military claims,
tafid naakihgI gIappfopFiationst tfor their pay
6eht: passed April IL, 1850 passed "a pril
6, 1S66.I9h SH@holi luo '!hii' is s7bon
to1Mf1 BANNING Offered a sabstitute,
(which was agreed to, and ,siIlii g bnpoIG
\; The -hilf was passedn1yeas 65.nays49sT
H. B. No. 4s6S.by MFSREA Da-To facili-
Etate the settlement ofestaGes, was read the
third tiFne2 DIE sf1ot -H"i5''ii ii4i 2 J.ij i
4 j'Mr. .3.ALEXANDER offered an amend
ment providing that when the{ executor,
-fAdmiiiistratof,, ,l'tr1lstee or Guardian shall
deposit funds in fliis possessionI under this
2 Bill, with the county tfeasufef, it shalt be
4 done npofl theceftiticatb of theicoanSy au-
ditor; and when drawn out, 1T shall be
'tdohe Upon the certificate ofsthe Judge OF
7 the court andot order1of the county au-
dtor, ~ <,oi,ri o2nlse , 5nih. =, 5sii,
bill pasSed-yeas 5S, nays Z. 'T625 joy ikxSssg,
II. B. No. 55S, by Mr.. HIBBS4'Po author
j ize the Board of Educatiln of the -incOr-
lpofated villageof Westerville'and territory
fahnexed- for school purposes. to borrow
money and to levy taxes for the purpose, Of
building school mouse, was read the third
4 time !. .39si'9i y ol'&1f % zInJ '.o'i )
+ 2MraHIBBS moved to amend by iprovid-
ing that the rate of interest shall be eight
per cent: instead OF the legal rate. Agreed
70
ifThe bill was passedE4ty7eas 81. nays g..
i ii. B., No. $40, by Mr. 'COUITER-To
provide for the compensation of the trus-
tees OF benevolent institutions OF, the State
4 in certain cases, was read the thirl time.
II Mr.. DEFORD moved to amend by max
ing the per @eplof trustees, willie locating
or superintenGing the erection of new
buildi1g three dollars agS instead 4eary Of fiye
I The bfif was. .r{asesed-Yeaas, hayss1.oT2.en
II Mr.. FITZGERALD. moved TO, amend by
making the rate of INTEREST," $40 per cent
Instead of z AGREED to. - ~,
! 1.-THE bill Yves passed-yeas 3d. nays 6.
~ Mr.. COCHRAN made a. REPORT from the
1 ioint couinlittee on Enrichment. and
| The SPEAKER, then 81 gned the bills and
fjoint resolution as enrolled. y = tsh',
T, Mr.. COULTER reported back, from the
i Committee on Public Benevole1t Institu-
rfoms, H. J. r, No. ,146, Relative to tile ap-
II poinpnelit of committee to visit the pub
lic benevolent ihstftutions Of the State, and
1 recommended d substitute therefor [Sub-
lstitute provides 70 r. the appointment Of
three commissioners4one from the Senate
land two from the louse-whose duty it
1shalt be to- visit the several public -insti-
i buttons Of the State, and report upon their
condition, necessities, manner of manage
nlent,s &C., the report to be made TO the
Governor before the, 18th of Novepbe
[neqt;;" Their otipenssatton s to bs $500 PEI
'Eft Nj. BARRETT moeedlto refer the reso-
Eltitfon to a select committee, with ihstruc-
ltions to strike out all that relates to the
pay of the committee. IH tia'',
h<Pendihg action on the resolution, -l.Ea
y 3q The House took a recess until half past
1 seven o'clock'P. NJ .'sAs'G'h Sso"E, 90