Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-03
The House ordered the question to be

The House ordered the question to be |
now, put. a =
The. yeas and nays were called thereon,
and resulted-yeas 81, nays 40. So the mo- |
tion to reconsider prevailed.
On motion of Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren, a
message was sent to the Senate requesting |
the return of said bill.
FIRST READING.
s. B. No. TOTO prevent the use of the
name savings societies, society for savings,
bank and banks for savings by unauthor-
. lied persons. Read the first time.
5. b. No. 1853. To authorize the township
trustees of Hanover township, Darke
county Ohio, TO use money LEVIED to pay
bountes for the purpose--of bu lding a
, township hall. Read the first time.
3 S. b. No. 15S, To further prescribe the
duties OF, sheriffs and coroners. Which
was read the first time, ft y .Kts -
, S. B. No. 81, To amend section one and
two of an act to provide for the division of
townships into election precincts passed
+ March 4th. 1858. Read the first time. Tol
s.. B. No. 1855, To amend an act to pro-
vide for and regulate street railroad COM
panies passed April 10th, 1861. Read the
first time. r-fz.ar .rf.I#r.i3
S. B. No. 6S-To amend sections 2, 4, 8
aud "a of the act entitled an act to preserve
the purity OF elections, passed March 20.
1S41. and the act amendatorv and supple
nentary thereto. Read the first time. sfi. d
ID.
way passengers. Read the first time.
5. B. No. 145-Supplementary to the act
entitled an act to provide for the organiza-
tion of cities and incorporated villages.
passed March IL, 1858. Read the first time.
S. B. No. 154-Supplementary to an act
elections, passed March 20, 1S41, and to re-
| peal certain; acts therein named. Read the
l. first time.
+ S. B. No. 9s-Supplementary to an act
entitled an act to provide for the appoint
| ment OF commissioners to examine claims
| growing out OF the Morgan raid. and pre-
scribing their duties. passed March 80,
| 1854 Read the first time.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
| Mr.. HORD, the petition of L. Pennington
| and itwfnty-one Others, praying for law
I to authorize the Commissioners of Huron
/ county to levy tax of one mill on the dol
| lar upon the property of New Haven and
Richmond townships in said county, to
| construct road leading from New Haven
| Center to the Seneca county line. Referred
to the committee on Roads and Highways.
Mr.. BRANCH, the petion of William
| Tudor and others of Clermont county,
| praying that certain abandoned church
| property may be conveyed to the Board of
Education of Miami township for school
1 purposes. Referred to committee on the
| judiciary. li fIt --- ? .--" -
MIR. FlTCH-The petition of o. P. Rails
ton and 60 other citizens of Clark town.
ship, Brown county, asking tor the pas
sage OF a special law authorizing the trus-
tees of Clark township to lew a tax to re-
S. HI. Ellis, and Joseph LemiGg, to clear
said township from the draft. Referred to
committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren-The petition oi
J.W. Williams and % other citizens o.
Warren county praying for the passage o.
Il 1a ha nff of
superintendent. Referred to committee OF
Schools and School Lands.
Also the petition of the board of educa.
tion of Deerfield township, Warren county
relating to the creation of a separate schoo
district at Fosters Crossing. Referred t.
same committee.
1 Also the petition of S. Crane and 80 othe
citizens of Warren county, relating to th
creation of special school district at Eos
; ter's Crossing. in Warren county. Refer
4 red to same committee. fEf
Mr.. WELSH-The petition of A. PostoI
and several other citizens of Nelsonville
Athens county, praying for relief for dam
ages sustained in the Morgan raid. Refer
red to committee on Military Affairs.
l Mr.. KENNETT-The remonstrance o
| James Bugher and 76 other citizens o
Hamilton county in relation to the propos
Cincinnati. Referred to the Judiciary
committee. - .7,~ ~:-a.- -
i MIR. AWSON-The petition of L.
Steele and AZ Other. citizens of the villag
of Centerville, Gallia county, praying fol
passage of law changing the name of sale
village and substituting Thurman. Refer
red to Mr.. Lawson. o. .....,... s.. L.. ...,
/ Mr.. HUGHES. of Butler, the petition o.
E. Kumler and 214 other citizens of Butler
county, praying for the passage of an ac
to authorize. the commissioners of sale
county to convert the wire suspension
bridge in said county into toll bridge
/ and to condemn grounds for toll purposes
Referred to MIR. Hughes, of Butler, anC
| CASTOR. .-.....s .t-..t..r.. .-.t .e.a .s7 .
Mr.. EAMES-The petition of the Board
of Education of the village of Rock Creek
Ashtabula county, asking for the passage
of law authorizing them levy a tax fol
the purpose of building school house in
said village. Referred to Mr.. Eames.
On motion of Mr.. LEWTON, the vote by
which 81. B. No. 224 was ordered to be
rad a third time was rescinded, and the
2 bill referred to Messrs. Lewton, Branch
and Jewett.
| PETITION. g.
Mr.. GORDON-The petition of j. c.
Bottle and other citizens on the line of the
| Dayton and Michigan railroad in relation
to shipping on said road. Referred to COM
mittee on Commerce and Manufactures.
.-e.... BILLS INTRODUCED.
H. B. No. 321.-Bv Mr.. BALTIC ex-
| empt personal earnings from application
| to the payment of debts in certain cases.
Read the first time. @ s-
. Fl. B. No. 325, by Mr.. CALLEN-Tc
amend the 9th 5, ction of an act enJItied at
act to preserve the purity of elections
passed March 20, 1S4l, as amended Apri
l5, 1857, and took effect May l, 1853. Read
the first time. 5..-.t .--t al. .r
Il. B. No. 326, by Mr.. FITCH-To au-
thorize trustees of Clark township, Brown
county, Ohio, to levy a tax to refund bor-
rowed money to pay bounties. Read the
first time. l -sU.T &C.. -H.t5--.. x 3
H. B. No. 327. by Mr.. HUGHES, of But
| ler-To authorize the Commissioners Oi
, Butler county to levy tax to complete
the Middletown bridge. Read the first
time. - - - .. ..
H.B.No. 33s, by Mr.. POND-To provide
against obstructing the navigable " aters oi
the State of Ohio Read the first time.
| RESOLUTION. - 81
Mr.. RUTTER offered the following res
| olutIon: .r a.s.- t.z ..4 .si....s. l..
H.R. No. 12O-Resolred, That when this
| House adjourns on Tomorrow. the Sd inst.
| it shall stand adjourned until Tuesday the
7th of April, at ~ O'Clock P. NJ; and that
House Resolution No. II, relative to ad-
| journing every third Friday, be and the
| same is hereby rescinded.
The question being upon the adoption of
sthe resolution, the yeas and nays were
called, and resulted-yeas 81, nays 3S. Sc
| the resolution was adopted.
| ~ BILLS INTRODUCED.
II. B. No. 329, by Mr.. WALLING-To re-
| peal an act entitled act to amend section
| seven of the act entitled an act to regulate
Enclosures and to provide against trespass-
ing animals, passed January IL 1910, AMI
to repeal sections z. s, 8, 10, IL, Il, 13 and j
of said act. Read first time.
H. B. No. $50, by MIR. HILL, of Erie
Supplementary to an act to provide for the
tr,d