Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26

II. B.FNo. Az, by Mr.. YOUNG-To pre-
vent the carrying on of certain branches OF
trade in the vicinity of certain institutions
OF the State, and to repeal an act upon that
subject, passed April II, 1865, and an act
amendatory thereof. passed March 27, 1866.
tFrohlDits the erection of any mandatory
or soap, starch, glue, bone fertilizer, or
| other article emitting a noxious vapor
within one mile of any State benevolent
Institution or work-house in any city OF
the first class.
Mr.. CHASE reported back from the
Judiciary committee I'll. B. No. 800, Sup
Elementary to an act to establish Il code OF
civil procedure. passed March IL. 1868, and
recommended its indefinite poStponement
The bill was tabled.
Mr.. NORrHWAY reported back. from
the Judiciary committee, S. B. No. $50,
recommending its passage.
Ordered to a third reading Feb. 2S.
Upon leave, H. B. No. AIS, by Mr.. Daven-
port, TO amend the act concerning divorce
and aliInony, passed March II, 1850, was
read the first time. #Ht
On motion of Mr.. CHASE, H. B. No. 294
was taken from the table. Provides for
registry Of voters in the State f q
Mr.. PUTIN IN moved that the bill be laid
on the table, which was disagreed to.
Pending action on the amendments
The House, on motion of Mr.. RUTTER,
took recess. a.
AFTERNOON SESSION,
The amendments were considered sepa-
1rately. and severally adopted. -r---54... .
Mr.. YOUNG offered an amendment to
the new section, after the 18th section, by
inserting g in line 4 after the word ward"
the words s'precinct or township" Agreed
to-. .el.t ...-..y.- .. -.. .....,.
Ordered TO a. third reading on Wednes-
day, Feb. ~. -.,s .s.-,.;r. fi,stf,f,...r .....
MIR. YOUNG moved to take from the table
S. b. No.. 36, To provide for the appoint
ment of a clerk for the Attorney General.
Agreed to, and the bill was postponed un-
til Wednesday, Feb. 81. .-..,is ...:i
Mr.. BARRETT moved to take from the
table II. B. No. 303. Agreed to, and the
bill was referred to the committee on Judi
ciary.
Mr.. LAWRENCE moved to take from
the table FL. b. No. ,372. Agreed to. IAN
other amendment to the code of civil pro-
cedure. ..-...-..-. ....f
The bill was passed-yeas 65, nays none.
The following bills were introduced and
read the first time: IL, -.-.... .-..... ....f
Ii. B. No. 478, by Mr.. NIXON-To
amend the act making certain instruments
of writing negotiable, passed February %,
1920. i.1 -
Read second time, under a suspension
OF the rules, and referred to the committee
on Finance. -s.s4 r...
H. b. No. 4SO, by Mr.. CLARK of Guern-
sey-To authorize the board OF education
OF Washington, Guernsey county, and ter
ritory thereto annexed, to levy special
tax for school purposes. -g-f .re -...
Read a second time, under suspension
of the rules, and referred to the committee
on Schools and School Lands. --.s .i.r
Mr.. BRUFF moved to take from the table
the motion to reconsider the vote by which
the House passed S. b. No.1l6. Agreed to.
Provides for the transfer of the duties of
supervisors to the township trustees.
The question being on agreeing to the
motion to reconsider, ID. -.. H. ..
Mr.. NIXON moved to postpone the bill
until tomorrow at IL o'clock, and that it
be made the special order for that hour.
MIR. HUGHES moved to amend the mo-
ton so as to postpone the bill until March
6. Disagreed to. .. .e.fe r.-ls .r.4,:.r
The motion of Mr.. Nixon was disagreed
to-yeas 36, nays 81. - -.-
The motion to reconsider was lost-yeas
30. nays 80. ... 7i ...--,.. e.t.r a.. ri
On motion of Mr.. CHASE, the House re-
solved itself into committee of the Whole,
upon the order of the day, Mr.. Nixon in
the chair. After some time spent therein,
rose and reported progress on III. b. No.
800 [school bill and asked leave to sit
again. ..r .-r -.. -e...-
Uron leave, H. D. No. 4s1, by Mr..
HOUGH-To authorize the commissioners
of Delaware county to build a court house
was introduced and read the first and
second times, under a suspension of the
rules, and referred to the committee on FL
nance. 4~ a .a... t--... ~
Mr.. NIXON offered for adoption the fol-
lowing joint esOlution III. j. II. No. 123)
WHEREAS, When the 39th Regiment of
Ohio Intahtry were at Camp Benton, Mis-
souri,, in September, 1861, Maj. Gen. j. G.
Fremont ordered second sights to be put
&pen 500 of the muskets of said regiment,
which work was to be done by Miles Gre en-
wood, ESQ, of Hamilton county; but before
the work was done, the regiment was OIL
dered into the field, excepting Go. X, the
muskets of which company We're altered by
MIR. Greenwood, to the great satisfaction of
the soldiers and their officers, aud to the
advantage of the service; and whereas. the
said Greenwood has brought in a bill
against the State of Ohio tor 1924 81 for
said work, and said bill is approved by John
Groesbt OK, Colonel of said regiment at the
time mentioned; therefore,
Be 1t TesOtUed By the General Assembly of
the State Of Ohio, That the Governor OF the
State be authorized and directed, upon the
presentation of the proper vouchers, to pay
out OF his extraordinary military cOntin-
gent fund, to the said Miles Greenwood, for
said service, the said sum of 1924 81.
The resolution was referred to the COM
mittee on Claims. ... ... "a.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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