Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04
House of DELEGATES. 90
THURSDAY, December 8, 1863.

PRAYER by Rev, y. NJ brocknpteTs
M. McGRtW fromlthe Taxatiod aud Ftg
nance Committee, to whom,was referred the
bill .fH. Mo- 1881 prescribing taxes on III
censes with Senate lamendments, reported.
It back, and recommended thatthe LIST, I'd,
4th and 9th be agreed to, and The Sd, eth,
18th, Sth, 9th, 10thD 4 tth1o a2th and 1871
disagreed to. sol s9s gi4a dires an
The recommendations were CONQUERED in.
Mr.. LAMB from the Judiciary COMMITTEES,
reported d bilIt( Hg No. l60l ITO regulate the
fees of JusticesaAnd QonstAbless -iiria 81
Read first time. ,iigog susa
The same gentleman submitted a.cor.
rected conference report upon the Assets
ment bill IA. No. 9l) which was adopted,
aud the bill thus fhaliy passed and made
q, laWs lsVi 10 SAli1 SO = - s!si7'+
The bill (H. No. 1877 concerning SUPERB
Iihteadeutslia aud Gommissiohefssbf' Schools
and the distribntioa' of the capitati6n tax
for 1851, 1869 aud 1868, with fwoamehds
ments, was received from theu Sehateeahd
the amendments agreed to, (aud the bill
The RoadlBill Id No., I27) was irecetved
from the Senese ith thirty odd amend
ments, and eferfed tR 81 s.}i b9o
The bill OF No. Ib2) sfoF'the relief OF the
families of Soldiers, and the bill tHs No.
1881 for the4app faisemsnt ofscertaih prop
erty, were respectively passed. q
The bilttoyrequite bondsiof certain OH.
GERS was read the third time, and ths vote
ordering It 70 eugrOssment reeonsidered,
the bill amended, and tagaiusordered to en-
grossment. tsG -sllliE y As,4,sl..
Mr.. LAAfB called up the bill a! No. 14S)
to regulateithe election and qualification
of JusticesIand 0onatables AID to prescribe
in part their powers. and duties, and moved
Ia tkg ffNTl fNf
House Bill Mo- 1bl, (Which is asCDonh In.
ssallment {5f the same subject.
L Pending the eeNAidAEOlion oEthe4 amend
E4nent the House took recess. dagE
AFTERNOON sEssToN-s o'oLooK, Pm. q
The amendment before the House Gt.the
time OF taking recess was, after some
further amendment, adopted aud the bill
ordered 70 be epgFossed. -,
Mr.. sthpATI by leave, Introduced o bill
"a. No; f6l extending the stay law till
March 1, 1861.
Read first time.
Mr.. KERNEY introduced bill "a. No.
1872 CONFIRMING the election of Geo, 8. NJ,
King, Sheriff Of Jackson county. So
The rule was suspended and the bill
passed. - y
Mr.. MoGREw called up the apprtopria.
bill, and after some amendment passed to
eugrossment.
Mr.. McGREw, offered resolution which
was adopted, requesting the reYiser of the
Code iMr. Lamb TO prepare forms for the
Justice and oonstables for civil aud crlmt-
nal cases, and directing the CLERK of tie
House to have them printed 10 a form cor
Responding to the acts, Ave bundled TO be
bound with that number of the acts, aud
the volumes so bound to besdistributed to
the Justices and constables of the State,
and the remaining Ave hundred to be de.
livered to The Secretary of the State to be
delivered by him one TO each constable
who may apply therefor.
Mr.. LAMB signi6ed his willingness (al-
though the work was to be a gratlityl to
undertake 1t shortly after the close of the
session.
Mr.. KRAXEa offered resolution, which
was adopted, declaring that no more new
bills should be introduced at the present
session. t3.'0 8
Adjourned. s,.3f,',st $3.50 t.,3