Mr. Carr's (314) was referred to Messrs. Carr, Bowman, Miller, Black and Shockley.
The bills from the Senate, Nos. 116, 27, 28, 36, were considered and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
The bill S. No. 19 was referred to the Committee on County and Township Business.
The bill S. No. 23 was referred to Messrs McLain, Snyder and Power.
The bill S. No. 32, to the Committee on Rights and Privileges.
The bill S. No. 39, to the Committee on Fees and Salaries.
The bills from the Senate Nos. 40, 174, were passed to the third reading.
The bills from the Senate numbered 207, 150, 240, 192, 50, 51, 69, 246,178,25, were passed the first reading.
Mr. HARTLEY, by leave, submitted the following, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the Committee on Roads be instructed to inquire into the expediency of so amending the Road law that where there is a judgment obtained against an individual for failing to work the roads, as provided by law, no property he may be possessed of at the rendition of the same shall be exempt from levy and sale by an execution on said judgment, and report immediately, or as soon as practicable, by bill or otherwise
He also submitted the following, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the Committee on the Affairs of the State Prison be instructed to report back to this House the memorial of John P. Dunn and Jeremiah Skene, which was referred to said committee at the extra session, and also their action thereon.
NEW BILLS - UNDER DISPENSATION.
By Mr. GREGORY: (324) to declare the stream of Laughery Creek a navigable stream to the town of Hartford, in Ohio county.
By Mr. KNOWLTON: (325) to fix the time of holding the Common Pleas in Cass county:
By Mr. WATERMAN: (326) to regulate the mode of supplying county officers with blank books and stationery, and prescribing penalty for receiving fees as agent or attorney in certain cases.
By Mr. CARR: (327) to amend section 7, of the act to incorporate the Ohio and Indianapolis Railroad Company approved June 20, 1846, so as to increase the number of the directors thereof.
By Mr. MARTIN: (328) to amend the 143d section of the assessment act of June 21, 1852.
By Mr. MAJOR (329) requiring engineers to stop their locomotives and trains running upon any railroad at each passenger station, there to remain without motion while persons are getting on and off the cars.
By Mr. KNOWLTON, (330) to accept the proposition of Congress in relation to agricultural college lands, and a suitable site for college buildings, and making an appropriation therefor.
By Mr. BRANHAM, (331) to amend the act to amend the second section of the act concerning the organization of voluntary associations and repealing former laws, approved February 12,1855, so as to authorize the formation of ferry companins, approved February 16, 1857.
Which bills were passed the first reading.
The Senate's amendment to the title of Mr. Brotherton's bill (131) "to secure dues from private corporations," adding "and to extend these immunities to all citizens who may organize on the same terms," was concurred in by consent.
The House, at 8:45 o'clock, adjourned.
