The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-17
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dent-10. .
On motion of Mr.. MAHON, so much Of
the Governors message as relates to
Banks was referred to the committee on
Banks and Corporations.
On motion of Mr.. CARSKADON, the
judiciary committee was instructed TO
INQUIRE into the expediency of amend
ing the law so that appeals from the
decisions of the Boards Of Supervisors
ON the election and qualification OF
county and township officers shall be
had to some other tribunal.
On motion of Mr. CHAPLlNE, that
mart of the Governors message relating
to the counties Of fJeferson and berkeley
be referred to the committee on the Ju-
dietary.
mittee on Banks and Corporations was
instructed to inquire into the expedi-
ency of amending the act passed last
winter amending the charter Of the
town of South Wheeling.
e On motion of Mr.. FARNSWORTH, the
Judiciary committee was requested 10
INQUIRE into the expediency of making
a change in the boundary of the 5th Ju-
dicial circuit.
On motion of Mr.. BURDETT, the Ju-
dietary committee was directed TO In
ouire into the expediency of passing a
law recurring that at least two courts
in the wear be devoted to civil business.
On motion of Mr.. DUVAL, the Ju'
dietary committee was directed TO In
auire into the propriety OF amending
the assessment law 30 that May be sub
stituted for February. ,
Mr.. RAYMOND, by leave, introduced
Senate Bill No. 1, "A bill to equslize
the assessment of real estate, made in
1867 Bill read first time and ordered
to be printed. liz.
Mr.. WILSON presented the petition
of Aug. Handlin and Others, asking
equalization of bounty to such soldiers
as were credited to Ohio county and
did not get the county bounty, because
of neglect on the part of the mastering
officer or for other causes. Referred
to committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. STEVENSON (Mr. Farnsworth in
the Chair) presented the Petition oil
John ID. D.Rosset and III. A. thurman,
concerning assessment OF lands, DC,
which was referred to the committed
on Finance and Claims.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The following were announced as the
Standing Committees of the House:
Elections and Privileges - Messrs
MWhorter, MQuilkin, Hoffman, Arm
strong and Snider.
Taxation and Finance-Messrs. Flem-
ing, Beeson, Bowyer, Harris and Heer.
mans.
Military yAffairs-Messrs. Harris, Light
burn, Carroll, Golf and Boggess.
Judiciary-Messrs. Ferguson, Bore
man, Goff, Cracraft and Lamb. =.
Education-Messrs. Spencer, Lock
hart, Gibson, Noel and Bickel.
Counties, Townships, and Municipal
Corporations - Smith (of Berkeley
MWhorter, johnson, Mann and Kellar.
Private Corporations and Joint Stock
Companies-Messrs. Carroll, Foreman,
Williamson, Billmeyer and Lane.
Roads and Internal Navigation
Messrs. Caldwell, Hermann, Taylor,
Welton and Brown (of Ohio).
Forfeited and Unappropriatsd Lands
I-Messrs. Bee, Cunningham, Wheat,
Kincaid and Davisson.
Claims and Grievances-Messrs. Bee
son, Workman, Brown (of Monongalia),
Vaughan and Hibbits. 49,
d Humane and Criminal Institutions
Messrs. Bowyer, Marshman, Smith (oi
Brooke), Lightburn aud Williamson.
Printing and Contingent Expenses
Messrs. Cunningham, Hoffman, Elem
ing, Lightburn and Williamson.
i Executive Offices-Messrs. Brown (of
Monongalia), Cunningham, Ballard,
Hiser and Burke.
Arts, Sciences and General Improve
ments-Meesrs. Little, Gibson, Grose,
Payne and Herman.
Enrolled Bills-Messrs. Lockhart,
Armstrong and Ysntis. ,,..