Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-04
REsIoNArIoN OF THE sEcoND AUDITOR.

TUESDAY, December %, 1882.
MI. Cowan took the Chair, aud called the SEN
ate to order.
RESIGNATION OF THE SECOND AUDITOR.
A communication from James Brown, 5E:: Esq &.
the Second Auditor, was presented, rendering the
resignation of that Office, to take effect on the Slst
December. Laid on the table.
RESOLUTIONS.
On motion of Mr.. Regar-Resolved, That the
committee for Courts of Justice enquire into the
expediency of so amending the act passed April
22d, 1852, providing for the comPensationo of Jus
tees Of the peace, as to reduce their compensation
whilst sitting in Court, and in lieu thereof that
they be allowed compensation for all ministerial
services by them rendered. to be taxed in the bill of
COSTS against the litigating party.
On motion or Mr.. FunSten-ResolVed, That a
select committee be appointed to bring in bill to
establish an independentbank in the town of Front
Royal, in the county of Warren. Committee,
MeSsrs. Funston, Martin and Pitman.
On motion of Mr.. Stands. the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
~ TUESDAY, December %, 1882.
Mr.. Martz in the Chair.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were offered for adop-
Fuon:
BY Mr.. jackson of Wood-of enquiring into the
expediency ofincorporating the town of Williams
port in the county of Wood.
BY Mr.. Stevenson enquiring into the expedi
ency of amending the act passed last winter con-
corning the town of BndgewateI.
BY Mr.. Goode of Mecklenburg- That the Second
Auditor be required to furnish this House with a
schedule exhibiting list of public creditors who
hold bonds or other evidence of registered debts,
redeemabls on or before the first of October, 1854,
with the amount due each creditor, and the aggre-
gate amount ofTedeemable debt. And the follow
ing:
That the bonds of the State, and certificates Of
registered debt OF the State, held by the Board of
of the Library Fund, constitute part of the debt
of the State, and impose obligations on the Com
monwealth, to be faithfully observed and sacredly
redeemed; and that subscriptions actually made 10y
the Board of Public Works, acting under authority
of law, to stocks of joint stock companies, organ
lied for the construction of works of internal i'm
pTovements, impose on the State an obligation to
pay the amount of the subscription, and constitute
part of the debt the State.
On motion of Mr.. Echols, the above resolutions
were ordered to be laid on the table and printed.
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were presented:
BY Mr.. EcholS, of the President and Directors of
the Sweet and Salt Sulphur Springs Turnpike Com
pany, for increase of the capital stock of said
Company.
The Speaker laid before the House a commune
cation from the Governor, transmitting several
communications received from Monsieur A. Waiter
mare, agent for international exchanges; which on
motion Of Mr.. Patrick, was laid on the table and
otdeEeo'o oe pIlhteu-anu aiSo acoWHuuiCallou
from the Treasurer, in response to resolution a
dopted by the House on the 23d inst, relative to
the securities upon hich the Independent Banks Of
the State are based; which on motion OF Mr.. Jack
son of Dodd.idge and Tyler, was laid upon the Ia
BILE and ordered to be printed.
bill from the Senate, entitledan act in relation
to Branch Bank at FncaStle, as heretofore amend
ed by the House, was on motion of Mr.. Wiley ia
| ken up, read third time and passed.
A bill to incorporate the New Martinsville Turn
pike Company in the county of Wood, was taken
up on motion of Mr.. West, and read first and Sc
cond time with amendments.
On motion of ldr. Patrick. the several bills be-
fore the House, were taken up in their order and
carried through their preliminary stages.
On motion of Mr.. Oldham, the House adjourned.