The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-03-21
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tional road to the several counties
through which it passes.
BY Mr., Hayden-A bill TO further
prescribe the duties of the Auditor Of
State, and tho county auditors and
treasurers of this State. CRequires
county auditors to furnish statement OF
moneys in county treasury according
to auditors books, designating the
funds, aid that tho Auditor Of State be
required TO enforce n Uniform system
of bookkeeping IN the counties Of the
State.
The Senate then took a rooess
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House messages were taken up and
read.
The Senate accoded to the request Of
the House for tho return offs. b. 26s,
To provide for the preservation of the
public works of Ohio, and the regula-
ton of navigation and travel thereon
and the committee on Public Works
was discharged from further consider
alton of gaid bill.
On motion of Mr.. Burt, S. B. 800, To
protect sidewalks, was taken from the
table, amended, on motion ofMr. Burt,
and passod-yeas 81, nays none. PRO
tect sidewalks outside Of corporations,
by making the injury or obstruction
of them as within corporate limits,
On motion of Mr.. Williamson, the
committee of the Whole was disoharg-
ed from the further consideration of s..
b. 367, Authorizing the appropriation
of land for parks and public grounds,
and the bill was referred to the CON.
mittee on Finance.
Mr.. Bateman, on leave, presented a
petition of John Shillito, Hordslbach,
soasongood, and other citizens of Ham-
ilton county, for a law licensing non
resident merchants and travelling bro
kors. Referred to committee ON the
Judiciary
House OGRePTessntatIVes.
MORNING SESSION.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Van Anda.
The Journal was read and approved.
PETITIONS AMI CIRCUMSTANCES.
were presented as k%NTFs, and appro-
priately referred
BY Mr.. Bruff, of Mahoping-For the
publication of "Ohio's Record In the
Rebellion"
The House then took q recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate amendments to IL. B., No.
1876, To amend section ono of an net to
authorize county commissions TO offer
and pay rewards in certain cases, pass
ed January rs, 1865, were agreed to-
yeas 80, nays m
II. b. No. 2Gs, To provide for tho
preservation of the Public Works of
Ohio, and tho regulation of navigation
and travel thereon, was referred I 0 a
select committees of fve--Messrs
Cochran, Clark of Harrison, Hughes,
Pennisten. and Wood.
On motion Of Mr., Dresbaek, it was
Besoissd, That the committee on
Common Schools and School Lands DO
requested to inquire into the necessity
Of so amending the school law as to sa-
thorize the old board of school direc.
tors to sit as judges of elections for
new directors, and report By bill or
otherwise.
On motion of Mr.. Rutter, 1t WAS
Rc8ol0ed, That tho committee on
Fees and Salaries 30 directed to ex-
anime and repoAe to thls House, by
bill or otherwise a,e' o&psdisnoy cf in
creasing the c~o4Rpgssatow cf eGanty
commissioners t0fplF doiiafs jog &foaa.
Mr.. Masters presented are faSas6Y
ial of Commodore 2. Welci AND Ngnt.
erous other' eitieeng and veteran
soldiers Of Fulton county, for an
amehdihehF to- @o boanty law Of 1860,
~ ~ tpihclude those who have roceiv-
'ea@ l6eaIbOunty of less than $780,
ikS%FFed..
leaves of absence We're granted to
iEE' Phillips, Assistant Sergoant-At-
Erms, anu 80 Mr. Wilson, Asst. Clork,
ana then
Ths House a~djbdFhed.
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