The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-29
The Senate adjourned.
mouse or Deiegates.

.lg House OF DeAesateS-A ~
PRAYER by Rev. It. II. Trainer, dele
gate from Marshall.
Mr.. Golf, from the Committee on FL
nance, reported favOrably on the propo-
sitfon to increase the legal rate OF inter
est. but requested its reference to the
Judiciary Committee, which was order
ed. He also reported 1t ine&pedient to
tax Retailers sof liquors twenty-five
cents on every gallon sold by them.
Col, Curtis, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported a resolution
providing for presenting medals of hon
or TO the volunteers of this State in the
recent rebellion, which was adopted.
Mr.. Trainer, from the Committee on
Education, reported bill remodeliinS
the free school law, and a bill refunding
to Peasants, Putnam and Writ counties
their proportion of the free school fund.
Mr.. Zinn, from the Committee on
Claims and Grievances, reported bill
for the relief of John ID. Payne, and n
bill appropriating 5000 to-fepay that
amount to Col. Vim. Alexander, lost
by him while bringing homethe money
of soldiers to their families.
Mr.. Camden, from the Committee on
/ Humane and Criminal Institutions, re-
! ported n resolution providing for a
4 guard ut the Ohio county Jail in the day
time. lyEaIE III l!iE iii..,I.tli
lease OF mortgages. deeds of trust and
other recorded leins, was passed unan-
| imOusly.
A large number of bills were read the
second time, and, with unimportant
amendments, ordered to engrossment.
| Among them was the bill making more
stringent the provisions of the election
| law in relation to liquor selling and
4 drunkenness on election days, which
was amended on motion of MIR. Hagans
by imposing fine of not more than hf;
w dollars for snch drupkenness, and
Imprisonment in case of default, giving
security for good behavior Tor siA
months thereafter.
Mr.. Bee presented the petition of Jesse
Teter aud three hundred others ctti'
| zens of Barbour county AS ting the pas
sage' of the amendment to the Constitu
ton of the State, of a law preventing
suits by rebels, and of "A law effectuallS
to prohibit county superintendents o
schools from issuing certificates TO dts
Resolutions offered as follows were
n adopted:-
: Directing the Speaker to certify thC
costs incurred by Ulysses Hinchman
delegate from Logan, under notice o
contest served ON him, by John Hal
~ and chRrgeable to said Hail.
n BY Mr.. Golf
n Submitting to the Judiciary Commit
LSe tho S4BSAASASJ ~ StA,s Vs.
2 manner of summoning and service o
@ Venire men for the trial OF cr'mlna
2 cases, also jurYmen for the trial OF mis-
5 demeanors and civil suits, and OF IN
( Icreasing their pay
/ by Mr.. Kellar-
o Referring to the Committee on Roadi
!. the expediency of establishing n ferry
! across the Tygarts' Valley river, ON th'
4 road running from Webster, Taylo
8 county, to DanNllle, Barbour county
Mt the place formerly called Nicholas
a | Ferry. ,. ia-sts. -.Is 4 rsi7l 9h1s-t
~ By Mr.. Loekhart-
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