Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-18
were ordered. had. and rcsulted-yeas 2
nays So. So the bill was lost, 81

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were ordered. had. and rcsulted-yeas 20.
nays So. So the bill was lost.s
BILLS INTRODUCED. Is
Mr.. HENRICKS-A bill to amend an
act entitled an act to provide for the regis
try of births and deaths. Read the first
time.
Mr.. RUTTER-A bill to amend an act
entitled an act to authorize the commits
siOners of Fairfield county to improve a
road therein named, passed March 8, 1867.
Read the first time fstf'
Mr.. RUTrER-A bill to amend an act |
entitled an act concerning divorce and ali
mony,) passed March IL, 1868. Read the |
first time. ii s-.
Mr.. HUGHES, of Butler, from standing |
commttee-A bill relating to the election |
Of officers of agricultural societies. Read
the first time. F ~ |
Mr.JONES from select eommittee-A
bill to authorize the Board OF Education OF
the Union School District of Delphi in AL
len and Van Vert counties, to borrow
money, purchase site and erect school
house. Read the first time.
Mr.. KENNON, from a standing commit.
tee-A bill to authorize the levying and
collection of a tax in Kirkwood township,
Belmont county, to pay bounty to Joseph
Barr. Read the first time.
On motion of Mr.. JOHNSON, the House
took recess. ,'ati Hlf# t
AFTERNOON SESSION. a
A1i BILL INTRODUCED. }9i
Mr.. HUGHES, of Butler-a bill to amend
section IL of an act to amend and supple
mentary to an act entitled an act to pro-
vide for the organization, supervision and
maintenance of common schools, passed
March IA 1852, and the acts ameudatory
| ri ftaf fircf
On motion of Mr.. COCKERILL, the reso
luton offered by Mr.. Scott, of Warren, OF
Saturday, in relation to the Virginia mill
tary schools lands, was taken from the ia
BILE, and adopted .fl4 i4 NJ s-
JOINT TRESoLUTIoN.asaa-s
Mr.. ROSS offered the following join
resolution, which was referred to the com
mittee on Public Buildings.
sResolued by the General Assembly of tn,
State of Ohio, That the Superintendent OF
the State House be, and he is hereby au
thorized and instructed, on the application
| of the President and Secretary of tn,
li"Association of the Ninety-fifth Ohio Vol.
unreer Infantry" to deliver to them, or t.
their agent upon their written order, the
stand of colors o. the Ninety fifth Ohio
Volunteer Regiment of Infantry. now de-
posted in the flag room in the Capitol, to
be used at the general meetings or REIN
ions of the said Association, and to be re-
| turned by the said President and Secreta-
| ry Immediately after such meeting or re-
union to said Superintendent of the State
| House.
PETITIONS.
| Mr.. ROSS, on leave, presented the petit
| tiOn of $40 citizens and tax payers OF
Xenia township, in the county of Greene,
for the passage of law to authorize the
trustees of Xenia township, in Greene
county, to levy tax to pay money bor-
rowed by certain citizens of said township
| for the purpose OF procuring volunteers to
fill the quota of the township under the
call of the President of the United States,
of December 10, 1864. Referred to the Ju-
dietary committee.
| THIRD READING.
| On motion of Mr.. HILL, of Defiance,
House bill to regulate proceedings in courts
in contested election cases, was taken from
be engrossed at the Clerks desk, and read a
third time. The bill was read a third time
and passed-yeas 65. nays 20.
BILL INTRODUCED. siea
] Mr.. PARR introduced bill to authorize
the County Commissioners of Licking coun :
fy to remodel the Court House, and raise
money by taxation for that purpose. Read
the first time.
Mr.. ROBlNSON-A bill to raise money
to pay bounties in Jackson township,
Crawford county. Read the first time.
RESOLUTION.
Mr.. HILL, OF Erie, offered for adoption
the following resolution:
| Resolred, That the rules OF this House be
so amended as to authorize and require the
| Speaker to appoint an additional standing
committee to consist of seven members to
| be known as the committee on State Affairs
Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren, moved to amend
by striking out the title Estate Affairs u
and inserting Constitutional Amend
ment." The House disagreed.
Mr.. PARR moved to amend by striking
out Estate Affairs'' and inserting 'Wo-
mans Rights" The House disagreed.
The question was then upon the adoption
of the resolution. The resolution was lost
| On motion of Mr.. NEAL, House bill to
amend section 80 of an act entitled an act
of the Jurisdiction and procedure before
! Justices OF the peace, and of the duties OF
Constablcs in civil courts, passed March
IA, 1883 was taken from the table and the
question being upon agreeing to the re-
port of the committee to il definitely post
pone the bill, the House disagreed to the
report. The bill was ordered to be en-
crossed for the third reading tomorrow
BILL PASSED.
On motion of Mr.. CALLEN, Senate bill
to repeal an act entitled an act to punish
persons who leave their place OF resldence
for the purpose of avoiding conscript:oB
passed March 20. 1865, was taken from the
table and passed-yeas IS. nays z.
INTRODUCTION OF A BILL.
Mr.. BELVILLE, a bill supplementary tt
an act entitled an act supplementary to ar
act entitled an act to provide for the crea
ton and regulation OF incorporated CON
panies in the State of Ohio, passed April s
1856, passed February l, 1852. Read the
first time.
| PETITION.
Mr.. SISLER, the petition of W. w. In
gersOil and 10 other attorneys of Summit
county. asking that the Court of Common
Pleas shall have authority by law to issue
the writ of mandamus. Referred to the
Judiciary committee 81
On motion of Mr.. POND, the House adj
f jourued.
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