Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
The resolution was amended and then,

The resolution, was amended and then
67, pays l.
Mr.. ALEXANDER called up S. T. r.
No.76, Relative TO recommending TO the
nseot county ahdhOrs aud treasurers Mil
tenberger's system OF bookkeeping, and
Offered the following substitute for the
same: Ga
WHEREAS, the county treasures and au-
-dltorS or the Stlte are without any uniform
system of bookkeeping, and great incOn-
EenieiIee ihtthSif seltlsInentS results there
from therefore, - - a - ,
- I'e It reS1tueo by che General tAssem6tyof the
State Of CHG, That tue Auditor of State be
directed and required to select and recom-
mentf to tire varIo az auditors and treasllfersr
OF this State d aShnlioDm psyste nu OF, books
Mr. BRFF Fl moved 1t 5d t. Indefinitely t5i' postl ts5at9
apone' the Substitute and resolution. A. zis'
On motion of Mr.. HUGHES, the ires0lII-S
tIon FnaTsutEtitpte were laid on the table.
f MI. FITZGERALD called .up- II. B. No,
SAG, F9r, the prevention Of 'nufsances on
bqlldingS,5 fences. walls aud trees LPro-
hibits the posting OF certain kinds OF OBJ
JectioDsbl ,adytrtisemFhtSl / d - ..fi, =
Mr. FITZGERALD moved to amend by
adding to section one the t0lluwing: Pro-
vided, the. provisions of this. section shall !
notice Of any public sale, of PROPERTY by :,
sheriff, iadminisrratorA executor, licensed
Eahctloneer,, o., any legal notice relating to
Pthe, Interest of theiciiizenS OF The. county !
'Whsreip such notice shall be ip0stedfiM7II 7II
The bill was pa@ssedyee9as @ = yeas So 594n2a nays yyssat!9L21
r Mr., COCHRAN made q report from the
EcOmmi tee gu iReyiSioll, and = - =
The SPSEA}KERii Fl iprp TEN, then signed the
five bills so enrolled. 5iit '7I'i.n 2'S'
Mr., N0RTGWAY made report IT. from from +
the committee on ] 4diciiaryy, on supdryJ Pc
that the communicative discharged from their I
further consideration, Agreed to. 90 20,
Mr.. HOWARD made a REPORT from the
committee on the Ptnitentiary. on the res
olution requesting the COMMITTEES to in !;
quire into the. KpediencYi and Necessity of
erecting new penitentiary or workhouse
at some suitable, place or the enlargement
of the present State prison, and asked, in
view of the near apprOsch of the. end of the
session, to be discharged from the further
consid eration of the same: Agreed to. .i1 -. I
|, Mr.. NIXON called up the. special order,
being S. B. No. 152, by Mr.. Hall, To amend
section l Of an ace eutitledt ''an act liking
the rate of Interest," ME . passed JANUARY 18th,
1924. H. 80, a.: ,..
Tue House then took a recess. s<ha ~ a... ....
.gal1n AFTERNOON SESSION, 5rl eds n.8r
A call Of the House w s ordered when 81 {
members answered TO their naIlleS.i i7c aCtJ"
The Sergeant-at- Arms was dispatched
after absentets. sr5 b9s9Glfa ,Gf''1Ea i-JEEc
Messrs. Dangler, Patton, Hare, Cist, Ros--
encrans, I1ibbS, Parks, McMarrell, Rhodes,
DaVey, Bloom, Phillips and Banning ap--
peared within the Bar, when almotion was
made to dispense with further proceedings
under the call Disagreed to- lo bilbHsa q
Messrs. Lawrence, Swain and Hitchcock
appeared within the bar, when anothermo-,
tion was made to dieptnse with further pro-
ceedings under the call. Disagreed to. ..-
MoSSI.S Eitzunra1(l and Hl1trhac ionnaorod
within the bar, when, on motion, proceed
ings under the call were dispensed with ~
The consideration of the Interest bill was
resumed. ''' i2ar ~ NaHiJrsst hila Se1ifE.il
Mr.. NIXON moved to amend by striking
out tile WGruiH' ten wherever it occurs in
the bill and nsertingt' eighth so as to make
the legal rate OF interest eight per cent
Agreed to. r-t #sF0 gllit3 e.FE l.-s"ssi1 --.sli
Mr. BARRETT moved'to so amend the
bill as TO forfeit all the interest and princi-
pal Of the claim in all cases where more
than eight per cent. is charged or received.j
Mr.. BEER demanded the previous ques-
ton, which was sustained. slioD zidf .-n
The amendmentof Mr.. Barrett was disa-
greed to-yeas 20, nays 56.3yo3 IaaoiIul.5a
The bill was lOst-yeas 40, nays 80. asige
Mr.. COCHRAN N made report from the
joint committee on Eurollmeut, and .j4uf
The SPEAKER then signed the four bills
so enrolled38 L5aI .hsll g .ail osqD-4 9H-
JThe SPEAKER laid before the House
communication from the Governor, itrans-i
mitting a copy of the resolationbOf the.
board of ofmanagers of'the nationaEasyIum
for disabled soldiers, accepting the transfer
of the Ohio Soldiers Home. slIE nfs sgoaf.
Mr.. BRUFF made report from the joint
committee on enrolment, and fr4 a.ii .d
The SPEAKER then signed the five bills
so enrolled. . a'isE .fs.-rr g.; HG.. .safl.g
Mr.. GARDNER called up the special or
der, being S. B. No. $685. by Mr.. Warner,
ho Anr mi Il .
Mechanical College. 1855 GT-d .sz=5a 80
Mr.. OREN (Ghrough Mr.. Rhodes) offered
asubstitute, which was disagreed to. .HiaE-
Mr.. HUGHES made a report from the
committee on Agriculture on the memorial
of numerous li citizens of MuSkingum
county, praying for division of the Agri-i
cultural College Fund.-. and asked that the
committee be discharged from the turther
consideration of the same. Agreed to. p
Mr.. BANNING moved to. strike out
certain part of the seventh section. Dis
agreed to. rr+. -Gu bus .3rW d. 81. .ss-.t %.
Mr.. COAN moved to amend so that the
persons appointed to select the site for the
College :" shall, as nearly as practicable
represent the several pursuits and profess
sions of life" Disagreed to. isfw z:H5 a,5-
Mr.. BEER demanded the efprevious Ques-)
ton, which was sustained. s8 .gsyt if-.sy..e
The bill was lost-yeas %, nays 3D. Oh
Messages from the Senate were taken
up and read. o95oa Il sa l.sr .ari ..ln5 y-at
Senate amendment. to III. B.No. $50, To,
amend the act relating to- the civil jusris-
diction of justices of the peace in the.
replevin of property, was concurred in
yeas 90. nays 3.rf i ,g.IfusVBaFgH f.. .r.f.T
Senate amendment to FL. J. r. No. 1877,
Relative to damages sustained by George
Harsh. of Massilon, was concuFred in
yeas SO, nays none. q 3Y-.sas .5#5,5l II
On motion of Mr.. THORNHILL, (Dem.,
Coshocton,) it was unanimously 95 .lf
81 Al
are hereby rendered to the Hon. Ed. A.
Parrott, Speaker and to the Hon. Peter
Hitchcock, Speaker pro tenn, of the House
of Representatives OF the State of Ohio, for
their attention to the duties of their high
position, their faithful and impartial, adj
minstration of their office, and for the
ability courtesy and patience they have
at all times manifested while presiding
over the deliberations of the House during
its present session.
The SPEAKER (Mr. Perrill in the chair)
returned thanks to the House for the high
compliment thus paid him. and said he had
always been animated by desire to dis
charge the duties of his official position inn
partially, and acknowledged the ,obliga-
tionS he was under to the members of the
House for their assistance, courtesy and
forbearance at all times. He would never
forget the honor which had been conferred
upon him by this House in selecting him
for their presiding officer, nor the events
of the session just closing. '''
Mr.. HITCHCOCK, Speaker pro tenl., also
returned thanks for the honor conferred
upon him by the passage of the resolution,
and acknowledged his gratitude for the
kindness of his fellow members.
S. B. No. 334, To regulate railroads. with
the action of the Senate on the House
amendments thereto, was referred to the
committee on Railroads by vote of-yeas
Al, nays 49,
S.B. No. 43S, Supplementary to the act
to provide for compensation to the owners
of private property appropriated to the
use of cOrpOratiOns, passed April 80, 1852