Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-15
les of constables in civil courts, passed

ties of constables in civil courts, passed
Marchs14.-1S54.
s. B. No. 1870 prescribe the manner
of filling vacancies in the office OF judge Of
any of the courts ot this State where a va
cancy occurs. by reason of expiration of
= his term and failure to provide for such
vacancy at the preceding election.
S. B. No. 1S6--For the preservation of
life and property.
S. b. No. 207-Supplementary to the
act entitled an act to provide tor the crea-
tion and regulation ct Incorporated COM
anies, passed May /, 1854 --sazszsH
5. b. No. Supplementary to the act
entitled an act to authorize the county
commissioners to construct roads on petit
, ton of majority Of the resident land
owners along and adjacent to the line OF
said road, passed March 90. 1867.
5. b. No. 156-To amend an act entitled
an act to amend section 524 of an act to
establish code of civil procedure, passed
March IL, 1885, fcoqs5
S. B. No. 165-For the relief of Harri-
son Butte. rTh- '"'[t3
S. B. No, 1SS-To authorize the county
commissioners o: Hamilton county to pro-
cure additional lands for the use of Long
view Asylum. a.'J tl al.i9
S.-B. No. 191-Supplementary to an act
defining the powers and duties of justices
of the peace and constables in criminal
cases. passed March q, 1897.
5. b. No. 192-To authorize the commits
sioners of Ottawa county to levy tax to
improve the navigation of Portage river.
S. b. Nc. 1910 prohibit recorders
from recording deeds on leases for lands
belonging to Universities until the proper
transfer has been made on the University
books. .... .,} s.....-..- d.
S. B. No. 200-To authorize the election
of an additional Judge OF the Court Of
Common Pleas in the first subdivision OF
the fourth judicial district. -.s sai
S. B. No. 209-To authorize the City
Council of the city of Youngstown to bor-
row money for fire purposes; and
S. 3. No. 2l1-To authorize receivers oil
1nsolvent railroad companies to sell uufin-
ished road beds and franchises, were sever
ally read the first time by their titles under
suspension OF the rule.
RESOLUTIONS.
S. J. r. No. 37-Relatiye to requesting
| Congress to take some measures to prevent
| the loss of life on the navigable waters oi
the United States, was adopted-Ysas 81
So. R. No. 3s-Relative to instructins
the Secretary of State to have prepared s
general index to the general laws of Ohio
since 1850, and including the present ses-
sion, was taken up and referred to the com
mittee on Fees and Salaries. |
THIRD READING.
| B. No. 6s, Mr.. REX-To amend sec
| tions two, four, five and twenty-four of th'
act entitled ian act to preserve the purity
| of elections" passed March 20, 1S4I, (SwaI
& Critchfield, 543. 544, 547 ) as amended b,
the acts of April 15, 1857, (volume "a, Ohit
Laws, 1867 May 80, 1864, (volrme 81, Ohit
Laws, S3) and April Is, 1867, (volume 81
| Ohio Laws, 15l,) and to repeal the act
amendatory thereof and supplementary
thereto, passed February Is, 1861, (volume
/ n 10 m 1901
! 81, Ohio Laws, SO April 10, 1867, (volumt
| "a, Ohio Laws, 1917 and April 16, 1867, wa
| read the third time.
| Mr.. LEE moved to recommit the bill to
select committee of one, with instruction
| to amend. r...f,. s.. ur irHt
Pond and Wolf, the motion to recommi
was lost.
Mr.. CR1ST moved to recommit the bill
with instructions to further amend sectio
two by adding after the word student" il
line 40, "or who is engaged as an employ
upon any railroad, canal, or other public
work in this State" &c. The House re
fused. .
Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren, opposed the bill
at length.
The yeas and nays were called on tn
| passage of the bill, aud resulted-yeas 81
nays so. So the bill was lost.
Mr.. WALLING moved to reconsider tn
| VOte ny Wnlcn Ln0 OIL was lOSG.
| Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren, demanded th
yeas and nays thereon. a.-
The roll was called, and resulted-yea
53, nays 45. So the motion prevailed.
On motion of Mr.. WALLING, the bill
was LAID on the table. - Ir'
H. B. No. 266, Mr.. HILL, of Defiance
| To provide for the organization, regulanol
and more efficient government of the pO
| lice in cities of the first class which hav
been advanced to the grade between decen
nial periods, being up for third reading,
was further amended; and, led
On motion of Mr.. HILL, of Defiance, the
further consideration OF the bill was post
poned until 211s o'clock Tomorrow.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. BORDEN, H. B. No. 360-Further Il
provide for building a bridge over Mil
Creek. at or near the western terminus o
Eighth street, in the city of Cincinnati
Read the first, second and third times, un
der suspension of the rules, and its fur
ther consideration deferred till tomorrow
Mr.. HORD, FL. B. No. 36l-Authorizing
the commissioners of Marion county t.
levy tax to purchase Fair grounds tor thu
Agricultural Society of said county. ReaC
the first and second times, under suspen
sion of the rules. and referred to the com.
mittee on Agriculture.
On motion of Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren
the House adjourned.
for fatt inr