Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-25


missioners OF Franklin county to levy q |
tax TO build 3 bridge across the Scioto at /
the foot Of Town street as designated Ia |
the recorded plat OF the city OF Columbus, |
In which the concurrence of the House |
was requested. The bills were respectively |
read the first time; and under q suspension |
of the rules, S. B. 81 was read by It's title a
second time and referred to Messrs. ROSS |
and MANN.
Mr.. THORNHILL-The petition of J.
D. Nichols and 275 other citizens Of Gosh |
octon county, asking the passage OF law
granting the right of way on the towing
path of the Walhonding canal for railroad |
purposes. Referred to Mr.. Thornhill.
Mr.. FITCH-The petition of A. McLain
and IA other citizens. asking for the pass
age of law to pay citizens of said State
the losses incurred by the Morgan raid.
Referred to committee on Claims.
Mr.. .DENNtS-The petition of C. N. Sail
or and 60 other citizens of Maybe Cuya-
hoga county, asking that the law be SO
amended as to allow the trustees of town
ship to provide one or more cemeteries In
their respective townships. Referred to
committee on Corporations other than Mu-
nicipal.1 Ji1 D. 1tif
ris and 81 other citizens of Belmont coun-
ty, praying for free trade in money
Referred to the committee on Interest.
Mr. PARKS-The remonstrance of r. F.
county, demonstrating against the passage
of any law to prohibit the shooting OF
ducks in the spring of the year, or restrict
ing our rights for the benefit and pleasure
of non-residents. Referred to the commit
tee on Agriculture.
ley and 7S other citizens of ClerInont coun-
ty, praying for the passage of law to pay
for property taken and destroyed in the
Morgan raid. Referred to committee on
Military Affairs. 4H0 - sfafa-9fI
81 Mr.. RUTTER-The petition of D. B.
Elder and ia citizens OF Fairfield county,
praying that the lien law may be amended
SO as to extend to all public works, so that
any person furnishing materials or per-
forming labor on any public works shall
have a lien on the same tor the payment of
materials and labor so performed. Refer
red to committee on judiciary.
Mr.. DICKSON-The petition of N. B..
Gates and Is other citizens of Lorain coun-
ty, praying for free trade in money. Refer
red to committee on Interest.
Mr.. ROSS-The remonstrance of A. G..
Hibbs and 80 other citizens of Franklin
county, against the repeal of an act entitled
an act to authorize county commissioners
to construct roads on the petition of ma
jority of the resident land owners along
anu aoJacenS 10 Cne Ithe Oh saiu roau' passed
Aprmrl Q, io9o, oc' hsierreo W committee
Mr.. .JONES-The petition of F. j. Lye.
jr., and twenty other citizens of Allen and
van Wer1 countles, ashlnG ior iree CIaae IN
Mr.. HILL. of Defiance-The petition of
j. A. Ferguson and 344 other citizens of
Paulding county, asking for the passage of
law authorizing the removal of the cOun-
ty seat of said county from Pauldinp. its
present location, to Cecil, in said county !;
also, copy of publication OF notice and
other papers relating to said petition. Re-
! ferred to committee on New Counties.
! Also,the memOrialOf w. Steven, of Logan
county, praying for tn investi sation of the
case of w. H. Gibson, late Treasurer of
State, which was read at the Clerks desk,
| and referred to committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. BAKER-The petition of David
Studabaker and 13i other citizens of Darke
county, praying tor the passage of a law
| authorizing parties who have been taxed
to improve roads under the act of March
%, 1867, to erect toll gates, and collect toll
for the purpose of keeping said roads in
repair. Referred to committee on Turn
pixies. ,'1 1l'7} i!'Tf
Mr.. KERR, of Jefferson-The petition of
| Ira Dalrymple and Is other citizens of JET
ferson county, asking free trade in money.
Referred tn committee on Interest.
Mr.. FIELDING-The petition of S. A.
Lickey and 2l1 other citizens OF Shelby
county, praying for the passage OF law
to protect the public from imposition BY
"QuacS Dentists" Referred to committee
ON Dentistry.
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Mr.. DENNIS-A bill to amend an act
entitled an act 70 amend the 10Th section of
an act entitled an act for the Incorporation
OF townships, passed March Ia, 1858, as
amended and. took effect April 20, 1854,
passed March 20, 1866, was read the first
and second times and referred.
Mr.. .PENN1STEN-Ab bill amending and
supplementary to an act entitled an act to
regulate the ices OF tne clerks OF the court
OF common pleas passed April l3o 1865.
Read the first and second times and refer
red. HfH
Mr.. ROSA bill to amend an act en-
titled an act to amend an act entitled an act
for support and better regulation OF public
schools IN the city OF Columbus, passed
Feb. 8. 1s45, and the act amendatory there.
TO- pas passed req; 10, io4S, anu amenaeu April
M M00PE of Hamilton-A hill IN
amend section 10 of on act entitjel an act
for the pnnnishment of certain offanses
therein named. passed March s. 1881. Read
the first time. ,s--..E
Mr.. DENNIS-A bill to amend an act
entitled an act TO amend section OF an act
entitled an act to provide for the partition
of real estate, passed Feb. IL, 1881, passed
April l6, 1867. Read the first time.
Mr.. BAKEk-A o,il to provide for 81 loeat- n
drains, and water courses in townships,