The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-21

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J1Ie Beante Adjourned
gEosse ~ DeseE.Ge@
Psayer by Ter, 6. b Baruitz-
a o01nG1aDles1so1 1FOaD 1tls S1gseE1e
(s1pFs Askl4K 8n appropriation 70 III
% ~ lfbrary, assEs lid By ttle Speaker
BsEose 9le A0nse and DeSsnnsd 70 foe
cOlaEnifsse On FSnanes.
11te Ee4iool ESsll Ms taken Op, and
nfLer some G0E4bsr amendment 1'roersd
~ eDEp0osEpsEd-
M. loH. from the CO1nruit1se on Tx
~ E.sstSCSs1 N John EeEesTsn askiDg
fhsf certain taxes paid by him te re-
~ linn. f,o1a lie Co.nrn5ltss on
L;lEfrIls sn6 k5flsyaDes, pep2a4d! = ~
G,,r the ne3jef n Henry j 8bHteb01se-
a rneee4Se Grotn TIE Eenate, ~ NJ
fsurifsr. annOunesd tkHt ttlHt b0dy had
Terms the AE4 t4-ssed hy ths EtotrsI
Assembly u Virginia on foe " Gay q
Fes5rlarI lS58, EetetiDE ~ Ebf gjfk9alS
Canal c<yuFpaBy, with sEDendststAsts-
TIE atBs1dnsenss we're ngrsed - and
The bIll i tbeHFfDge Lar.
TIE 6oltyainS Horse b1Ils Hers f'lhS-
House Bill No. 80, 70 amend tie char
ts.T ~ the EuekhnDD0u Aeadet1Y,
Hone isiii 10. ~, ~ es4AbIish the
Iitb senntSEisi Distrje4 out Of EoTf d
~ H Que JsilI 10. 81, 6xfnx The tunes Of
holding eoUrts IN the I0ta and iith cir
aouse XII no. -, establishing tbs
l0th aid IIth Jaeje5Sl Circuits,
H0use Eiii No. ~, excluding from
continuation uEldeT stAtutss Of lp1taA-
tt5Li he PERIOD from March ], Ioi55, 70
tlls pashsYs Of this Aet,
J1oDse BIZ 10. 10. suth2r5ziDg the
EoaFd n EDPsrYts0FS u Hampshire
county 70 borrow money.
House Blii 10. 107, Eos tie relief ~
AitiGIs Samples ~ Cpspr county,
House EfiI no. l0s, amending the Asst
EequiE1ng SheFiffs Of Ohio county 70 pay
eeftajH moneys N treAsIFers Of certain
Ho1ss Bin 30. 10, exernptiDg from
city taxation eertsin property on
Iouss I'm 10. III, changing the rs.
cal year 70 as 70 end on the Sjth Of fssp-
House substitute for Senate Bill no.
4 u. incorporating the Wayne County
! Coal aud Iron JtsiITOad Company.
Tls following Senate Bills were pass
senate Bill No, az, amending the act
regulating allowances " county OH
seaate sill SO. n, Iegalizing the poor
tax IGyied by the Berkeley con mtg
Court in 1868. .,-,
ter OF AartinsbuFg.
DFiatiOn for road Ia Boone county,
coming up, afforded . text for = general
discussioh as % the. policy 70 be pnT.
4 sued by the StAts in regard 10 internal
! improvements, in which MF. Pinneli
| advocated liberal appropriation u
| those Of the people who have been I'M
noyerIsbed by tieWHr, % enable Them
! 70 bring tIIeif products 70 market and
| obtain means TO pay their taxes:
Nr. Fleming Thought we had done all
that jnstIcs or due regard 70 the inter
esta Of the whole State required when
We released those back connties from
| all taxation during the war.
Mr., GOn desired that the bill should
bo sent before the Taxation COMMITTEES
and feared that the appropriations al
ready provided for would swallow up
all the funds at the command OF the
State.
MT. workman, Of Boone, thought II
hut lust either 70 change the road law
work 10 days In the year or by some
appropriation AS the present enable
these roads TO be completed,
Mr.. Bell opposed The whole scheme
| Of taxation for internal Improvements
II must inevitably result rs II did in
YiTgipin in lOg-r0il ling, legislative cor
ruption 9aTtlaiity ana sectional Jeal-
every county all the interest held by
the State in any road within such cOun-
| ". and then let those who wanted and
used the roads keep them up. II peo-
pie couldn't or wouldn't keep their
roads In repair, they didn't deserve to
~. Cook thought that principle
would not answer here as there wene
no State roads IN these counties.
Tho bill was finally tabled 20 allow
time for making more exact estimates
OF the financial condition Of the StaLe.
Bills were introduced
by Mr. Bell, 70 charter the Wheeling
By Mr.. Hngans, 70 enlarge the cor
porate limits Of BrandpnYjlle.
ON motion Of Mr., Davis the Commit
ice on Roads were directed 70 inquire
into the pXpSdieBcy Of appToptIatibg
g. 600 toward erecting bridge at Pied
mont on condition that Maryland APP
pfoprintsis similar amount. it
Petitions presented, as indicated be-
/ low, were appropriately referred.
| By Mr.. Hooker, Of u, ~. Hudson and
Others Of Brooke county, 70 pass pro-
hIbItory liquor law.
BY Ar. Johps0n ~ ibe Trustees Of
5iEtsTSvilIe, asking an arnendment Of
charter. 4r3 n
position 90 tiI0 foregoing. f-gisi 2
by Mr.. BEown-of AtaEsaret Emory
! pFAYlnR a divorce from Lawson Emory
BY Mr.. CoOper-of citizens OF Hainfb.
shire, asking pasaage OF q stay law.