The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-20

ment in default OF payment Oh thelt
fnes.s
Directing the Committee on the Judi
ciary to require all benefietaries OF
ind gments and other liens, to record
their release when they are discharged
By AIr.BelI-
Referring TO Committee on Counties
&c, the propriety OF allowing the city
of Wheeling to levy and collect Incense
tax on Insurance companies.
Also referring to Judiciary Commit
tee the subject of allowing higherra
of interest than g per cent, and OF al
lowing individuals 10 contract at any
rate agreed upon. sz----.l-zl--|s-
- BY Col Curtis s..-sI5
Asking permission to; increase the
capital stock OF the Wheeling, West
Liberty and Bethany Turnpike from
SS5, 900 to $4,000. r1T ~
BY Mr.. Cunningham -- 81.
Proposing to the Judiciary Committee
the subject of directing, recorders to
issue marriage licenses 70 the freed men
and women. air uEul sfrlls- 9 .-
BY Mr.. Cook ys4rilsssl u .iall
Asking the Committee on Counties,
&C., to provide for an election in Nc
Dowen county on the question of loca-
ting the court house. -t .efl
BY Mr.. MARS I'll. r5asfg f.agu
Directing inquiry by the Committee
on Roads into the expediency of requi-
ring four days work on public roads, II
necessary, by every person between the
ages of 16and 60. i. ict.! si4-s-..a
BY Mr.. Spencer il
Submitting to the Committee on Edu-
cation the propFiety of requiring the
day at the opening of the school.
Also, referring TO the Committee on
Military Affairs the subject of refund
ing to soldiers any taxes paid by them
to raise bounties for volunteers. iJ
BY Mr.. Darnell- oIa sia.i-..ti1
on Judiciary into the expediency of al
lowing Recorders from one to two hun
dred dollars in addition to fees now al
lowed for probate, and of allowing the
same fees for taking guardians bond
under one thousand dollars as when the
bond is for more than that sum.
BY Mr.. Hornbrook-.s5
Submitting TO Committee on Crimi-
nal Institutions thessubje ofemploying
guards at the Penitentiary in the day
time. g .gl nj f.-lif .:d -.4--,a
| 8 BY Mr.. bennett f.,It .z ID
Directing inquiry by the Committee
on the Judiciary into the expectancy OF
exemptiug bounty and back-pay of de-
ceased soldiers from attachment or exc
cution. 80 angus .,il..ysi5. ID :. is,5is..
Resolutions referring to the Commits
tee on Roads and Internal Navigation
the expediency of making the appro-
priatfons named below, were offered as
follows: I, l-z-., fIls-i .zat...lf
Four thousand dollars for repair of
the Harrisville, turnpike. Three thou
sand dollars for persons having made
sections on the Huntsville and Salem
turnpike who have not been paid.
BY Mr.. Hagans- Iis3iiel
Five thousand dollars for rebuilding
tI1n hFf6DP Chant river
in Preston comfy. 80 81 fail"5l
BY Mr.. Rellar- iaaa %
Ten thousand dollars for repairing
the Fairmont and Beverly turnpike.
BY Mr.. Hinkle-H
h Ten thousand dollars for building
road from the mouth of Seneca to Cir
cleville, in Pendleton county. Ton
thousand dollars for repair of the Pc
tersburg and Beverly turnpike. s..-.r
Twenty-Five thousand dollars TO i'm
prove navigation of the Little Kanawha
river. lIfs. aE Hyt g ..4s-.
BY Mr.. Johnson su.s -sr til.Gsal.
Ten thousand dollars for repair ofthe
Sisteryille and Salem turnpike. m
BY Mr.. Combs fsI.rIgs b rss= lfsfi.
Eight thousand dollars for repair of
the Maryland and Ohio River turnpike.
By Mr., Workman- .tas .st
Three thousand dollars for repairing
the Walnut Gap road, in Boone and
Wyoming counties. te5F.le..ae 4 u
by Mr.. Cooks uliI SD ..gJfit.5s... } 81
Five thousand dollars for building a
road from mouth of East River in Mer-
Ger county to Wyoming G. II.
BY Mr.. Trainer
Twenty thousand dollars for compile
ton of Wheeling and Fairmont Turn
pike between Wheeling and Cameron.
BY Mr.. Camden
For repair of Staunton and Parkers-
burg Turnpike. ~
BY Mr.. Golf sl--''
Twenty thousand dollars for repair.
of the Glarksburg and PhilIppi Turn
twenty thousand dollars to repair
Clnrksbnrg and Upshur Turnpike.
BY, Mr.. Bosom
Five hundred dollars to rebuild a
bridge over Coal RIM on the Fairmont
and Beverly Turnpike.
BY Mr.. Hinchman- - u.
Five thousand dollars to build a road
from jasper Workman's in Boone
county to Mates Creek.
BY Mr.. Witcher--.. '.. p -. =. ~
Five thousand dollars to rebuild the
bridge over Mud River on the Big
Sandy and Feaye's Valley Turnpike.
Mr.. linn offered a resolution direct
ing the Committee on Finance 10 in
quire into the expediency OF taxing u.
s. Securities under Art. VIII, Sec. /, of
the State Constitution, but the House
rejected the resolution, 80" H''
Mr.. Camden offered a resolution,
which was agreed to, authorizing the
Governor to appoint an agent to visit
the williamsburg and Staunton Luna
tic Asylum and ascertain the terms on
which lunatics hitherto sent from the
territory covered by the new State can
be supported at those institutions.
Mr., Smith, of. Hancock, offered a
fofnE Ffaolut which was a greed to.
fixing Tuesday next forsthe election of
a Public Printer. ia .t5.t .s.ya =
Mr.. Dolly presented apetition for the
division of Hardy county into two
counties. tti 'di siFs'siiIiis BINS
Mr.. sstidger presented a petition
signed by three hundred ladies of Mar
shall county, asking the passage of a
prohibitory, liquor law,
Mr.. Cunningham presented q petit
ton for the relief OF Susan Ryan, of
Marion county. The petitions were APP
propriately referred. ~. q
Mr.. Hagans' resolution for the Jap
pointment of a special joint committee
on the capital question was taken up. d
Mr.. Trainer moved 70 amend by pro-
yiding TINT the two Houses should elect
by ballot their respective committee,
which was agreed to after remarks in
its favor by Messrs! Trainer, !Goffiand
Spencer- ssssIsg y.,sgilJ tsa@E aai "a
On motion of Col. Johnson, n resolu-
ton referring the whole matter to the
Committee OF the Whole House,. was
adopted as n substitute for that pend
ing, and, on motion of DR.. Stidger, the
House agreed to go into Committee of
day next at IL o'clock. lil dIa =-tl+
, On motion of Captain Bristor, adj
journed.