Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

q Mr.. TAFEL reported back, from select
committee, III. B. AZ, To provide for the reg
i,try of births and deaths, with amend
ments, which were agreed TO. PROVIDES
that the statistics of births and deaths shall
be collected by probate judges, and returns
er of Statistics.
The bill was passed-yeas 81, nays IL.
Mr.. STANTON reported back, from the
committee on Common Schools and School
Lands, the memorial of the school board of
Cincinnati asking for authority to consti-
tnte more permanent Library committee,
and ommended the passage of ~ f,a tJs5
H. B. SOB, by Mr.. SPANTON-To au-t
thOrize boards of education in certain cities
to constitute standing committees for the
management of libraries under their con-
troll, which was read the first time.
q Mr.. FITZGERALD reported back, from
the committee on Municipal Corporations,
II. b. No. 173. with asubstitute, which was
agreed to. Protects gTaveyards, and pre-
vents their closing up by authority OF local
corporations.] 4aE - -arssa fiif g. - +
Ordered to third reading March7.
On motion of Mr.. BLOOM, H. B. No. 315
was taken from the table, Insurance bill. ]
= Mr.. MYERS moved to lay it on the table.
Disagreed to. -u.a ssi -'i-, -~s 9.,5 .s-sr.sa
leg MI. PARROTT moved to postpone the
p bill until March II, and make it the special
order for three O'Clock of that day !a,ss san.
After some discussion, the motion was
p Mr.. 1BRUFF moved to discharge the
committee of the Whole from the further
consideration of S. B. No. 1873. Agreed to.
The bill was referred to the committee on
Penitentiary.3 3a 'G ii -; 81 yTo1l.r secs
q OG motionof Mr.. WILES, the House re-
solved itself into committee of the Whole
upon the orders of the day, Mr.. Dangler in
the chair --I .5us i.ivf ..il IS COLI.
The bill of Mr.! Wiles, providing for the
location and re-establishment of an agri-
cultural and mechanical college, was then
taken up. 9a1 7s1 la:G -infG Ilfljz 5eg.sso 4.
: After some time spent therein, the COM,
asked leave to sit again. t1ga H. .fiagf .,
, Upon leave, the following bill was intro
duced, and read the first time - Tti4dcff f
H.B. No. 504, by Mr.. r.SWAIM-Teailthor-
J 1ze the trustees of Elk township, Vinton
county, to issue bonds and levy a. tax}to
procure money to assist in finishing the
Scioto & Hooking Valley railroad, .sya4
Mr.. r.GLOVER reported back. from the
COMMITTEES on Finance, S. B. No. 24si To pro-
vide for the equalization of the assessment
OF the property of railroads, and to repeal
an act therein named, with the following
amendment: At the end of section i, add
as follows: provided, that nothing here
Ia contained shall be construed to author
ize the said State Board of Equalization to
reduce the aggregate of the assessed value
OF railroads in the State, as returned by the
said Board of Assessors and Appraisers
The amendment was agreed to. and the
bill ordered to third reading Tomorrow.
On motion of MIR. DANGLER, H. B.No.
422 was taken from the table, and the e,sub-
stitate agreed to. a 9.I4 shaus 77s-s s.
Ordered to a third reading March II. ~
/ Messages from theSenate were received
announcing the passage of sundry bills and
resolutions, and its concurrence in certain
House bills, and the adoption of amend
: ments to others. The messages were ap-
/ propriately disposed of, and them as 4 5n
/ The House adjourned. ggi saeogG n1 3,