Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-14


ment of ii. B. 3eS, To amend sec. OF the
same act which was agreed TO. Is
Mr.. SADLER, from the same committee,
reported in favor of the passage OF ii. Is.
46S, To amend section two of the act In re-
lation to bitches. drains and water courses,
passed March 27, 1861. The bill passed
yeas %, nays none. EGivesy county com-
,missioners discretion i'll their requirements
of engineers. &c. -s--.-us-----. 2,
Mr.. BROWN reported amendments to S.
B. 364, Relative tothe state fbrarys
f, The amendments were agreed to, and the
bill phssed-yeass "a, nays 2. / Appr1prf-
ates $4,000 towards completing the State
The Senate then took a recess. a2rj JToh
ser .'' AFTERN DON SESSION. 49,. lJ.-., In, =,
/ On motion of NE. BROOKS, the special
order for o'cleck-relative to the sine die
adjourqmentot of the General Assenlbly--was
taken up. .,l7lE . . grutGrgc
The pending a.amepdment to strike out
the words at 10 O'clock A NJ, was agreed to.
! : Mr.. BATEMAN. moved to amend the
resolution by striking out the 2Sth OF
March, and inserting April 9th, at9 O'Clock
A. NJ. a.fecao9dr,t mn 'hl,a .a5.aJ l,r6 10 9ii,7
: Mr. MARRIN lmoyed,a division of the
question, and spokelot the, important meas7
ures still pending, making it. -inpxpediept.
in his opinion, to fix a day of adjournment
at the present time. .rseyl
/ Mr.. HOLLISTER moved, to postpone
the resolution until Wednesday next.
iAftero discussion by Mr. lihbafs, Mr..
Martin and Others, the motion was agreed
( Mr.. MARTINI fromg the commit e on
Printing. reported amendments TO s. B. BIG,
To regulate county pfinting.9l a5iW .t'.9-
The amendments were agreed'to.' = } = 10
I Mr.. M ARTIN explained the character of
the bill, and advocated its passage. ii9i Igi
J THE bill was lost for want of a eonstitu-
tional majority--yeas 10, nays II, as fol-
lows -'HI3aios iHrCH o"fii" sHiB1l u3ff
-YRAsAMessrs. Bateman, Brown. eOaflin.
Cole, Coombs, Golden, Hall, Hallister,
Jones, kellogg, Martin, Sadler, Warner,
West, WilliamsonA15. l'as affn EilsT:
! 20 NAYs-Messrs. Berry, Brooks, Burt;
DoMadney, Godfrey, Griswoldl Linn. May,
Savage. Tibbals, Walker. Walling.-12. ild
Mr.. BROOKSj from the committee on
Finance. reported in favor of the passage
of III. B. 30. Authorizing treasurers of viii
lagos and townships to deposit their funds
in banks, in certain eases. .a r.5rp1f- 81.
/ eMessrs. Brooks and Sadler spoke in fa-
vor of the bill, and Messrs. Walling and
Martin against it. Passed--yeas 10, nays
8, as follows:;a fac ihR it1.si on .tl& &.
I YEAs-Messrs. Berry, Bradbury, Brooks,
Brown, Burt. Carlin, Cole, Coombs, Dowd-
ney. Griswold, Hall, Jones, Kellogg. Linn,
Sadler. Tibbals, Walker, Warner, William
son-19. cf 9aj 81 .tH.! Bog. ai'iatiit
NAYs-Messrs. Godfrey. Golden. Hollis
ter, Justice, May, Martin, Savage, Walling,
West-9. rUi.1 grtyGt GaG9 ,9up-iaNnID,, +, "a
. Mr.. DOWDNEY, from select commit
tee, reported in favor of the passageof s. b
325, Toamend section one of an act to fix
the rates of tolls on turnpikes and plank
road com panieS, passed March 16, 1865. "l II
! = The, bill was read third time. Its pass
age was advocated. by Mr.. Dowdney, and
opposed by Messrs Hollister and others, on
the ground of its discrimination in favor of
heavy carriages. 5-tEf E-la .Efs.9 -hrtii H@4f.
I The bill was aIost-yeas ID. nays IA. isi;rr
/ Mr.. KELLOGG. from a select committee
of one, reported, asking toHbe discharged
from further consideration of q petition
from Conneaut asking authority to torrow
money for cemetry purposes. tor the reas-
on that the object asked for is accomplish
ed by the provisions of bill already pass
ed. Agreed to. .u -FaaE s't.dy.o oj oaT a-oT
/ : Mr.. MARTIN, from a select.committee.
reported in favor of the passage of H. b.
487, For the relief of Alexander Henderson,
Treasurer OF Bethlehem township, Stark
county.
The bill was passed-yeas 80, nays none.
Mr.. WEST, from a select committee, re-
ported in favor of the passage of III, B: 467,
To authorize the board of education of the
incorporated village of Barnesville, and
territory annexed Tor such school purposes,
to borrow money and levy taxes for pur-
poses of enlarging school building. The
bill was ordered to be read third time to-
morrow.
Mr.. WALKER. from select committee,
reported in favor of the indefinite post
ponement of S.yIB. 222, To authorize the
Judges of the third common pleas district
to divide said district into circuits for dis
trict court purposes, &c. Agreed to.
/. Mr.. BERRY, from a select committee,
reported a bill to authorize the board of ed
ucation of the incorporated village of Gal
ion, Crawford county, to borrow money to
purchase site and erect school house,
and to sell or dispose of the present school
house and site in said village. Read first
time. fs5 81 5
Mr.. WARNER from the Finance COM
mittee. reported in favor of the passage of
S. B. 353, to provide for the final dissolu-
tion of banking corporations, and to re-
peal certain sections therein named.
Phe bill was ordered to be engrossed and
read a third time tomorrow. n H ~ q
Mr.. SAVAGE, from the committee on
Municipal Corporations, reported on the
memorial of r.. M. Badeau. and the Femen.
STRANGE of I. S. Pillars, relative to law
amendatory of the law. organizing cities
and villages, against any change OF the
law, and asking to be relieved from further
consideration of the subject, which was
agreed to. ~
Mr.. HALL, from the committee on Fl.
nance, reported, recommending indefinite
postponeTnent of joint resolution relative
to purchasing one thousand copies of 8
supplement of Swan & Critchfield's stat.
utes, which was agreed to.
Mr.. BROWN, from the committee on
Schools add School Lands, reported in IA
vor of the passage of H. B. $50, 70 author.
ize the board of education, of Washington
Guernsey county, to levy special tax fol
school purposes. q .lsJs1 -. 'ss .s. o.
The bill was read a third time and passed
yeas 27, nays 81 III ag -Irrf -.[Gl
Mr.. JONES, from the committee on Fee
and Salaries, reported iii favor of the pas
sage of s. B. 355, To. amend section of al
act to fix the compensation of jurors, al
lowing them two dollars per day, &c.
The bill was discussed by several Sena
tors, and was'lost on the question of pass
age-yeas g. nays 81, as follows: 70 Hs9fz.i4
YEAs-Messrs. Berry, Brooks, Dowdney
Griswold, Harris, Jones, May, Sadler ant
NAYs-Messrs. Bateman, Brown, Burt
Carlin, Cole, Coombs, Godfrey, Golden
Hall, Hollister, Justice, Kellogg, Linn
Martin, Mcfarland, Savage Tibbals
. Walker, Walling, West, Williamson-2l.
Mr.. BATEMAN, from the committee OF
Judiciary, reported in favor of the passag'
of S. b. 3S2, Relating to sale and mortgage
of grounds of cemetery associations.
The bill was then read third time an
passed-yeas 80, nays none.
Mr., KELLOGG, from the committee o
Municipal Corporations. reported in tavo
OF the passage of S. B, 375, To amend sec
tion one of an act supplementary to an &C
to provide for the organization of cities an
incorporated villages, passed April IL, 1S6;
The bill was passed-yeas 27, nays none
[Authorizes councils of cities and village
to sell lands belonging thereto, when deem
ed advisable. ae a." rr -ra.--
On motion of Mr.. HARRIS, the report {
To amend the act regulating the fees {
sheriffs in criminal cases, was taken froI