Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-24
AFTERNOON SESSION.
lIINrRoDUCTIoN OF BILLS.

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. .RUKENBROD introduced bill to
amend section four of an act entitled an
act to amend sections two, three and four
of an act entitled an act to provide the de-
vices of the great seal and coat-Of-arms. of
the State OF Ohio, passed April 16, 1867.
Read the first time. F''1 e" 4I- i'
Mr.JEWErT-A bill to provide for the
organization and support of district schools.
wherein more stringent discipline may be
applied than is requisite for the govern,
nient of schools at large under the common
school system of the State. Read the first
time. ... sss..l. ed. ....-.,8 -gfis ..-ft lIs
Mr.. .STICKNEY-A bill to amend sec
ton eight OF an act entitled an act to pro-
vide for locating, establishing and con-
structing bitches. drains and water-courses,
passed March 81, 1861. Read the first
time. .a .-.-.
Mr.. .NEAL-A bill to amend and repeal
section 62 of an act entitled an act to es-
tablish code of civil procedure, passed
March IL, 1855. Read the first time. TrT
Mr.. HILL, of Fulton-A bill to amend
section l6 of an act concerning divorce and
alimony, passed March IL, 1858, and to re-
peal section IL OF an act to amend an act
entitled an act concerning divorce and al
imony, passed April Is, 1857. Read first
| time. ..-
| Mr.. WALLTNG-A bill to authorize the
election OF one additional Judge of the
court of common pleas in the third sub
| division of the Fifth Judicial Distri,t.
| Read the first time.
A number of House bills, reported from
standing committee, were read the first
aud second times, under suspension of
| the rules, and referred to their appropriate
committees.
MIR. BRANCH asked and obtained leave
! to present the petition of James Burton
aud q other citizens of Gallia county, pray
| ing for the repeal of an act passed April
l3, 1865, restraining from running at large
certain animals therein named /; referred to
the standing committee on Agriculture.
| Mr.. LEETE, from the COMMITTEES on FL
| nance, reported back joint resolution au-
| thOriziny the Attorney General to settle
with William Geller, late defaulting Treas =
urer. of Monroe county,, with the recon-
| mendation that it pass, which was agreed
| to--yeas Y. nays 3.
| Mr.. HILL, of Defiance, offered the fol-
lowing joint resolution, which was adopted
yeas 81, nays 2: 81 -,..,-. ..-.... a--r -
| Resolued, By the General Assembly of the
| State of Ohio, That the Secretary of State Is
hereby authorized to furnish one copy of
| GhoisOn & Okey's Digest to each of the
Judges of the Supreme Court in this State,
to be used by them and their successors in
office; one copy each to the Sergeantat-
| Arms of the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives for the use of the judiciary com
mittees of the respective Houses; and ten
copies to the Law Library, for the use of
members of the bar and others having
business in the Supreme Court OF this
State. --.-....-- L.
MIR. CRIST, on leave, introduced a bill
| to amend an act entitled an act to require
! mortgages of bills OF sale of personal prop
erty to be deposited with the Township
| Clerks, passed February 81, 1916. Read
| the first time.
/ Mr.. BROOKE offered the TO flowing res
olution, which was adopted: a.r. s.1
| ,Resolued, That a select committee on
Dentistry, consisting of five members, re
appointed by the Speaker, to whom all
petitions on that subject be referred, in
cluding the petitions now in the hands OF
the standing committee on Medical Col
leges and Societies.. - ....il..ft.t ..ia u
Messrs. Brooke, Moffet. Eames, Dilworth
and Scott, of Warren, were appointed said
committee.
Mr.. PARKS presented the remonstrance
of w. z. Haynes and sixty-six other citi-
izens of Sandusky county against the re-
peal of an act entitled an act to authorize
the County Commissioners to construct
roads on petition of majority OF resident
land owners along said road, which was re.
ferred to the standing committee on Turn
pixies.
} Mr.. LEETE offered the following pre-
amble and resolutions, which were adopted:
WHEREAS, By joint resolution of the Gen.
, eral Assembly of the State of Ohio, adopted
April f6, 1867, the Auditor of State was d.
rected to ascertain what amount of taxes
should have been paid by the shareholders
of the National Banks located in this State
under the decision OF the Supreme Court
i'm the case of James A. Frazier ct al. vs. s
; w. Scribner, Auditor, and o. w. Nixon
Treasurer OF Hamilton county, and to remit