Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-01
Ohio Legislature.

SENAI e.
MORNING SESSION.
The President called the Senate to order |
ten o'clock.
Prayer by Rev. ]. Harris.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
By Mr.. HUTCHESON-From 81 citizens
{ Franklin county, for a law to abolish the
flee of Treasurer of School section No. Is.
n said county. and to transfer his duties to
he Township Treasurer. Referred to a
elect committee of one-Mr. Hutcheson.
By Mr.. EVERETT-From citizens of
Iuron county, for an additional Judge in
he first subdivision of the fourth judicial
district. Referred to select committee of
Everett.
By Mr.. .GRISWOLD-Al letter from Prof.
7. p. Kirkland, of Cleveland, in regard to
he cultivation and preservation of fish in
he waters of Ohio. Referred to select
of one-Mr. Griswold.
Bv Mr.. EMM1TT-From A. Carlisle and
=. w. Sifford, of Ross county, for reim-
,ursement for the destruction or Paint
Creek bridge by the order of the comman-
Ter of the militia forces of Ohio, in 1868.
Referred to the committee on Claims.
By Mr.. EVERETT-From "a citizens
If Ottawa county, for an amendment of
he law for the protection of furs. Refer
ed to the committee on the Judiciary.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
cave of absence: Mr.. Rex, for to-day,
md Messrs Keifer and Simmons for an in
letinite time.
SECOND READING.
Twelve hills--two Senate, and ten House
read the second time, and re-
erred to appropriate committees.
THIRD READING.
Mr.. BROOKE'S House bill toregulate the
practice OF dentistry in the State of Ohio,
vas read the third time.
This bill makes it unlawful for any per-
on to practice dentistry in th' State for
Jay, unless he has a diploma from a duly
dental college, or certificate
If qualification from the State dental So
iety, or one of its auxiliaries, provided
hat this provision shall not apply to
persons now engaged in dental practice In
his State, before January /, 1873. The
penalty for violation of the act is a fine
# not less than $50nor over $500, provided
hat physicians and surgeons may extract
eeth without being liable to a fine.
On motion of Mr.. WOODWORTH, the
ill, after it had been read the third time,
vas laid on the table.
Senate bill reported by Mr.. STAN
3AUGH, rom the judiciary committee,
~ pTOtluc lOT IuG TtIuOfdl VI Jut Sedb vi
ustice of Ottawa county, Ohio, from the
own of Port Clinton to the town of Oak
1arbor, in said county, was read the third
ime, and alter discussion of the bill by
dessrs. Everett, Griswold Stambaugh and
Hall,
Nj. HALL moved the postponement of
he further consideration OF the bill till
liter the second Tuesday in January next.
The motion was discussed by Messrs.
Corey and Berry. and
On motion of Mr.. SCRIBNER, the bill
vas laid on the table.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. CAMPBELL-To prohibit re-
'orders from recording deeds or leases of
ands belonging to Universities, until the
proper transfer has been made on the uni
'ersity books.
By Mr.. EMMITT-To authorize the
Board of Education OF Waverly and terri
ory annexed thereto for school purposes,
n the county of Pike, to borrow money and
evy taxes for building purposes.
By the same-To authorize the Commis-
toner's OF Pike county to build Jail.
By MIR. BERRY-To prescribe the man.
Ter of filling vacancies in the office of
Judge of any of the courts of this State.
when vacancy occurs by the reason of
he expiration of his term, and a failure to
anticipate and provide for such vacancy at
he pre- ediDg election.
By Mr.. WINN NNER--Supplementar to
N act passed March 2e, 1867, supplement-
ry to the act of March 20, 1866, supple
nentary to the act of April 13, 1865, to au-
horize county commissioners, city coun-
ills and township trustees TO levy'a tax to
efund moneys borrowed or pledged for To-
al bounties.
By Mr.. KESSLER-More effectually to
provide for the suffering poor requiring
public aid in cities of the first class.
BY Mr.. ONDERDONK-To amend an
ct to provide for the election of electors
# President and Vice President of the
United States, passed February 10, 1920. =
REPORTS.
Mr.. BURROWS, from the committee on
griculture, reported back House bill rel
tive to the return of statistics, and rec
mmended it's passage. Ordered to be read
he third time tomorrow.
Mr.. KRAMER, from the committee on
Benevolent Institutions, to whom was re-
erred petition for the establishment of
tate Inebriate Asylum, reported, recon-
nending the postpoDement of the subject
o the second Wednesday in January next,
which was agreed to.
Mr.. REX, from the same committee, to
whom was referred the Governors nomi-
alton of Kent Jarvis, of Massillon, as Trus-
ee of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum. report
d a resolution that the Senate consent and
gree to said appointment, which was
dopted.
ee OF said asylum fOT three years from the
tn of April next.
Mr.. GODFREY, from the committee on
tate Buildings, reported back House bill,
rescribiDg the duties of directors, trus-
ees, commissioners or other officers, to
7hom is confided the duty of devising and
uperintending the erection, alteration, adj
iliOn to, or Improvement of any State in
titution, asylum or other Improvement.
nd recommended its passage. Ordered
o be read the third time Tomorrow.
Mr.DOWDNEY, from select committee
f two, reported back House bill to author
ze the Commissioners of Brown county,
o levy a special tax to build Jail, and
recommended its passage. Ordered to be
cad the third time to- morrow. -f.
Mr.. EVERETT, select committee, to
phom were referred petitions on that sub
Fct, reported bill to authorize the cleo
ion of an additional Judge in the first
ubdivision of the fourth judicial district,
which was read the first time.
Mr.. PUTCHESON, select committee, to
whom was referred Senate bill, in relation
o the election of school directors in Co.
INDUS, by wards. reported the same back
nd recommended its pcslponement until
he second Wednesday in January next,
which was agreed to.
Mr.. COREY, from select committee of
wo, reported back Senate bill to authorize
he Commissioners of Wood county to levy
n additional tax for county purposes, and
recommended its passage.
The bill was read the third time and
25. nays none.
MIR, STAMBAUGH, select committed to
whom was referred a petition on the SUBJ
ect, reported a bill to change the line be-
ween Union and Mill townships, in Tus-
arawas county, and to attach certain ter
itory to Mill township, which was read the
irst time.
Mr.. DICKEY, from the majority of the
elect committee of three, to whom the
anne was referred, reported back Senate
ill supplementary to the act for the organ
zation and maintenance of common schools,
md the act amendatory thereof and sup
thereto, passed March Ia, 1868,
md recommended its passage. Ordered to
,e read the third time Tomorrow.