The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-06

Prayer by Rev. Col. Carroll, delegate
from Wayne.
The remaining blanks in the capital
bill were filled, SO as to provide for the
Buckhannon on the first of January
' Mr. Hornbrook moved to amend the
bill by calling the seat OF government
Lincoln.
Mir. Riddle suggested to call it the
city of Lincoln.
Mr.. Hornbrook replying that the
place chosen could not he called city
until there were some houses there,
his amendment was adopted.
The bill was referred on motion OF
Mr.. linn, TO the Judiciary Committee
in order that provisions may be MADE
for various necessary matters not COW
cred by the present bill.
Mr.. Fleming, from the Committee on
Elections, made report declaring
Thomas Little entitled to n sent as dele
Ente from tho county of Mercer. inc
report was subsequently adopted and
MFR. Little qualified as n member OF the
House. Sd 80.
Mr.. FLEMING also reported resolu-
ton allowing members mileage for the
distance necessarily Travelled by them
in coming to the seat of government,
which was adopted.
Mir. COT, from the Committee on
Taxation and Finance, introduced
bill amending the charter of the Adel-
phi Lodge off. o.. o. +. of Clafksourg.
Can't. Cassidy, from the Committee
on Counties, &C., reported n bill chang
ing the line between Barbour ana up
Petitions presented us follows qppro-
priate1y referred. LII = t-tl-1Ny
BY Mr.. Higgins
OF citizens or jackson county asking
-. rf a
Staats from liabilities TO the State.
BY Mr.. Riddle
OF William b. Kirby, and other citi-
zens of Richie and Gilmer counties,
asking charter for a rond, from the
Staunlon and Parkersburg turnpike by
way OF Pennsboro' tn the forks on
Horn creek, in Gilmer county.
By Mr.. Hinkle-
OF Jncob Clayton, and other citizens
of Pendleton county, asking the re-
lease of Jonathan Hiser. late n consta-
BILE of that county, and his sureties
from certain obligations. o. fii-si .s-.J
BY Mr.. Kyle ar.4e
for work done on the Maryland and
Ohio turnpike.
By Mr.. MAXWELL j % a
Of Messrs! Crukaw and Mccall, OF
Randolph county, asking that u license
tax paid by them may be refunded.
| BY Mr.. Zinn-
or George d. Moore, and others, ask
| ing an appropriation for the repair OF
the Pennsylvania, Morgantown- and
Beverly turnpike.
BY Mr.. Golf
or Sylvester T. Monroe, asking in
ouiry into the traffic in ardent spirits
BY Mr.. Bell--4s - +H
OF the Wheeling Chamber of Com
merce, asking the location OF the Peni-
| fanfinry Of or near this city.
Mr.. Mccoy, by leave, introduced a
bill amending the law in relation to
lists of delinquent taxes.
Mr.. McQuilkin, by leave, introduced
bill amending the license law.
The House concurred in unimportant
amendments made by the Senate to
House Bill No. Is, to amend and re-
enact the first section of the act pro-
yidIng for issuing grants for land in
certain cases, passed December 8, 1868,
and to House Bill No. -, amending
the law relating to fees of witnesses,
those bills thus becoming laws.
Senate bill No. Z, 40 authorize the
sale ola lot in or near the town of Mar
tinsburc." House bill No. 81, "to re-
fupd 10 certain counties their proper
ton of the school fund;r and House bill
No. 30, "appropriating 5000 to William
Alexander We're each unanimously
ON motion of Mr.. Stidger, adjourned,