Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05

49, ~ NAfoNDAY, Feb. A, 1867.
Prayer by Rev IA. g. Van Anda. E
Journal Of Saturday was read and ap'
proved. N &
Nse PETITIONS PREsENTED.aN
By Mr.. WEST-Or Joseph Plummer
and other citizens of Belmont county. ask
ing the repeal of the act of April 8, 1885, Il
authorize county commissioners to con-
struet roads on petition of a ma joritgr-ol
resident land owners sc. Referred to com
nlittee on Roads and Highways. ~ 7 1T
BY Mr. HAYDEN-A resolution Of Che
Heitye0nnel Of Cincinnati asking for law
to authorize said city to levy tax for the
/ purpose of building engine houses Re
ferred 10 a cOmmittce of three- Messrs
Hayden, Hollister and Bateman.
| BY Mr.. McFARLAND-0f +. Dunham
and other citizens of Butler county, fol
protection against incompetent dentistry
COMMITTEES on that subject. haJAN .H
s. B. 28ls Toprovide for q commissioner
of railroads and telegraphs, was read a
second time and committed to COMMITTEES o
H. B, 2S4, To authorize and empower ad
ministrators and executors in certain cases
to erect t0mbstones to the memory of de-
ceased persons was read a third time.
Mr.. GRISW0LD moved its indefinite
p0stponement. 3 I
The necessity OF such bill was discuss
ed by several Senators, and the motion was
\ lost. M kA 81
The vote by which the bill was ordered
to a third reading, was reconsidered, and
the bill was referred to the committee on
the Judiciary. aM
Mr.. WEST, select committee, reported
amendments 70 s. b. 2h7, To authorize the
Commissioners Of Belmont county to pur-
chase additional lands for intlrmary pur-
/ poses. Amendments agreed to, and the
bill ordered To be read third time to-
Mr.. BROWN, from select committee OF
three, reported amendments to 5. b. 255,
relative to the protection of certain grave
yards and burial grounds, Amendments
agreed to, and the bill was ordered to be
read q third time Tomorrow, .,----.y G.
Leave of absence Indefinitely was asked
and obtained for Mr.. Wilson. e.l. Fgl-
On motion of Mr.. BROOKS, the special
report of the Trustees of the Blind Asylum
was taken from the table, and referred to
the committee on Benevolent Institutions.
On motion of Mr.. D0WDNEY, the
motion to reconsider the vote on the pas
sage of S. b. 2l4, TO amend the act rela-
tive to prosecuting attorneys, was taken
from the table, and the motion to.recOnsider
hill too tbird roodino I,,oU oIso reconsi5erad
ond tbe Hi ,1es ra,e rod rod @the Jndi.iary
con,n,ittee - go :, - 80 - 80 :,
MesssSses from, tbo uorso ,vera tol,en nm
ond roa5 % 1''> 1'0A- 'Do - "'N Np
The Senote accedad m tba reouest for a
committee of Conference on S. B. I'll, Rel
atiye to sheriffs, fees, and Messrs. May,
Harris and Knowles appointed on the part
of the Senate -FFO'1'NN ~
II u" r os Rs,otiva fto nr;nt;ng cortain
ronorts woS refarred to the committees On
Print III no \ - - ~ TO- T-fS : III
Tho Is P3a .,dant ,,ro ,s,,, s;oned q nnmher
of hills and resol6 lions in the nresence of
'ns Mr rordSG; GRGSwoTD from tba committee m
Trniy.rsit;es and CoIlaoas rennrtad in 10 vor
nf;nda6,;to nost tnonsn,snt rnf n r 95e
S,nnIsn,anto ye9Sefb ~ fba ect to enable the
trnstees of colleges. academies and nniver-
S;t;os 10 become 6odies cornorate The re-
,oS,t ;,yos Iiso arraeJ to and tha hjIi was com.
pp,itted to the committen nf tbe Whole.
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rolot;vo 70 colIact;na statistics of crimes
,Sas 70 t,on ~ rom tba tobIe and Geferred m
"ommittea %1 ON The JnJic;orv'
NJ PEPPY on'leavo Introduced n hill
to omend the act 70 reor,ire the nreserva-
tion. of' neysnaners. neriodicals and namnh-
iats % in the State Ijbrarv, : + Anthorizes The
Cto 70 7 tl,r, zion. 10 suhscrihe, for oil neva-
naners and magazines published in the
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