Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01

the third time, and on the question OF lts
passage, the vote stool-yeas 7snays Il, as
YEAs-Messrs. Bateman, Bradbury,
Brooks, Carlin, Coombs, Golden, Griswold,
Hall Harris, Hayden, Hurd, Jones, Justice,
Knowles, Martin, Mcfarland, WilsOn--l7,
Nays Messrs. Berry, Brown, Burt Cole,
D0an, Godfrey, linn, May, Sadler, Walliug,
Warner West, Williamson, Willett-l4.s
( SO the bill, lacking two of constitutions
al majority, was lost.
Mr.. MARTINlmoved that the vote be re-
considered, and that the motion be laid on
the table, which was agreed to.
Mr.. BATEMAN, from the Judiciary COM
mittee, reported in favor of the passage oil
IS. B. 230, relating to sale of real estate oi
wards by guardians. The bill was ordered
. to be read a third time tomorrow. .1--.,-'
Mr.. DOAN, from the committee on Mu-
nicipal Corporations, reported amendments
toS. y. l8A which were agreed to, and the
bill ofdered to be read q third time tp+nior-
/ Mr.. WILSON, rom q select committee
reported amendmentsto s.. iB. 235, To au-
Fthorize county commissioners to construct
roads on petition of majority of land
owners and tax payers along and adjacent
to the line of said roads, Amendments
agreed to, and the bill ordered TO a third
reading tomorrow.
Mr.. BATEMAN, from the select COM
mittee OF last session on Railroads, made a
partial report from said committee, and in1
troduced bill to provide for the appoint1
ment of commissioner of railroads and
telegraphs, and prescribe his duties.5 Read
first time.
Mr.. HALL, on leave, introduced bill,
To limit the lien of assessments made by
municipal corporations to defray the eX-
penses of improvement.
Messages from the House were read, and
6number of House billsread afirst time.
: The special order for 4 o'clock-S. B. 244,
To provide for the revision and codifcation
of certain laws-was taken up.
Mr.. KNOWLES moved an indefinite
postponement of the bill. Lost-yeas II,
nays Is.
MIR SADLER thought it probable from
theapparent disposition of the Senate, that
it would be best to confine the proposed
commission to the revenue and finance laws,
and he moved that the bill be referred to
the committee on the Judiciary, Agreed
to.
Mr.. WARNER moved to take from the
tablethe motion to reconsider the vote by
which s. B. 2l2 To provide for a revision
and codifcation Of the revenue and finance
laws. Agreed to. The reconsideration was
agreed to.
Mr.. BRADBURY moved that the bill be
laid on the table. Agreed to-yeas 81,
House bill 3SS, To change the time for
holding the third term of the Court of
Common Pleas of Fayette county, was read
three times under suspension of the rules,
and passed--yeas 81, nIays,no
Mr.. WARNER, from the committee on
Agriculture, reported the following joint
resolution:
Resolued 6y the General Assembly of the
State of Ohio, That Che Ohio State Board of
Agriculture be and are hereby directed to
limit the size of the next ana all succeed
ing Ohio Agricultural Reports to super
royal octave volume of not exceeding five
hundred (500) pages, ,rahd to expedite as
much as possible the publications of said
reports.
Passed--yeas %, nays none.V CEr.
On motion of Mr.. BURT, s. B. 100, au-
thOrizing school districts to build their own
school houses, was taken from the table.
The passage of the bill advocated by
Messrs. May, Warner and Burt, and oppos-
ed by Messrs. Martin and --.
The bill was passed-yeas 10, nays TO- as
follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Berry, Bradbury, Burt,
Dowdney, Godfrey, Golden, Harris, Hay
den, Hurd, Justice, Linn, May, Mcfarland,
Sadler, Walling, Warner, Wilson, William
son, Willett-19.
Mays Messrs. Brooks, Brown, Cole,
Coombs, Doan, Gri5wold, Hall, Jones, Mar
tin, West--10. v.,s..-t
Mr.. BERRY, on leave, introduced bill
to punish bankers, brokers and other per-
sons for exchanging bonds and securities
that are exempt from taxation, for money,
currency or other lproperty, to eyade the
payment of taxes Read first time.
The Senate then adjourned. .it