Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-17
House of De1eeates.

Mr.. SIXTH from the Committee on Courts
Of Justice reported a bill to amend and
re'enact the I'd section of chapter 46 Of the
code. 3f fa- a u
Mr.. KRAMER from the Committee on
Military Affairs, to whom was referred a
resolutionlin regard to making an appro.
priation to defray the extra expense of the
4th and 9th militia regiments under the
recent order, and the resolution proposing
an appropriation of So, 900 to pay the mil.
lila of Harrison county for services rem
dered underline recent call OF the Governor,
reported IL ineXpedient to legislate on the
subjects proposed. He stated that these
amounts would be paid by the United
States as soon as bills were properly made
out lHI-.I
Mr.. WEST from the Committee ON Roads
and Internal Navigation reported the fol-
lowing: @
A bill granting charter to the Holidays
Cove Railroad Company; f
"A bill for repairing bridge over Sand
Creek in Jackson county, on the Ravens
wood and Charleston turnpike;
A bill to incorporate the Pittsburg and
Steubenville Coal Company. s1l m
The bills were read by their titles. a.a
The following resolutions of inquiry
were offered and referred: Hfs5s'i
By Mr.. PATRICK, For the Committee on
Propositions and Grievances, in relation to
making Elk river lawful fence from Sand
Run to the lower line of the land of John
7. Young. giiIfiaee 81
By Mr.. FARNsWoRrn, For the Committee
on Courts OF Justiee'in relation to report
ing bill.e&tendiug the time fxed by law
for the redemption of lands sold for iaxes,
and providing for a Land Office.
Re- AIR DAyTo he fy0u,r,ftkan -.
nance in regardito reporting a bill author
izing the Auditor of Public Accounts to
pay to Isaac Baker, of Harrison county
SAB 80 the amount of taxes erroneously
assessed against him for the years $3.50,
on lands lying in that county. az
By Mr., WILLIAMSON of Peasants, For
the Committee on Finance in regard to re-
porting bill to make Compensation to ].
W. Stout, Commissioner OF the Revenue of
Peasants county, for services as such for
the year 1861, for which he has received
no compensation. 1905 Esf
By Mr.. MIcuAEI, For the COMMITTEES on
Privileges and Elections Ia relation 20
changing the place of holding the election
from Mines In the 9th Magisterial district,
to Greenland, in Hardy county. al575i b
By Mr.. BowYER, For the Committee ON
Roads and Internal Navigation in regard to
Au APpIOpElht'onlo LOT repairing the Charles
ton and Point Pleasant Tprnpike ~,
Mr. FAREswoRTH offered a joint resolu-
ton to request the Attorney General 10 re.
port 1.-The Assembly at its present session.
all matters and subiee necessary for legis.
laion in the event of separation between
the New State. and the Old, with lust
view TO the interests of both Sta es. s.
Objected 70 and laid over. 3issi
Mr.. LoGAs' offered q resolution to with.
draw from the files Of the last regular ses-
sioni House bill No. 70. also the House bill
10 incorporate the Logan Tribe No. 81, l.
o. r. NJ. Agreed 10; Withdrawn aud an.
propriately referred. a1s q 6a,.az9 :
The House bill to appropriate the restd-
uary fund of Peter Gurfan deceased for
the benefit of Brooke Aecaasmy. was a.
ken up read althirdtime aud passed.46 rils /
al The House biilito tppropriatel 81 500 70