The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-22

money into the Treasury of this State,
and authorize the Auditor to make the
deed.
Mr. Carroll called for the order of the
day, the registration bill.
On motion OF Mr. Fleming, It was
postponed until to morrow, it being IN
derstood new bill was being pre-
pared.
The Senate bill in. relation to taking
DISPOSITIONS in civil causes was re-
jected.
The bill TO release the sureties of
of James Odbert, former sheriff of Mo-
mongolia county, was taken up, and
tabled on motion OF Mr.. Bee.
The Senate bill, appropriating the IN
paid taxes of 1865, due from the counties
of Pocahontas and Webster for the con-
struction of a turnpike in those counties,
was read the third time and lost, the
vote reconsidered and the bill tabled.
The same action was taken in regard
to Senate bill No. 80, amending the law
in regard TO licenses, prescribing how
penalties should be recoverable.
A number of bills of little general
interest were passed to engrossmeut.
a motion by Mr.. Spencer, was agreed
to, to take recess till o'clock to-day,
and daily hereafter from half past
twelve to three.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Ferguson called up the Senate
bill No. so, ITO amend and re enact
section 30, chapter lib, act of 1868, in re-
gard to the enforcement of the penal
ties tor violations of the license laws"
1t SO re-enacts the section as to provide
| that the penalties prescribed by the
chapter referred to, except those re-
| coverable in the circuit court of the
county in which the seat of govern
ment is located, by existing laws, shall
be recoverable by action of debt, pre-
sentiment, indictment, and no excep-
| ton shall be allowed for any defect or
wantot form in any preSentment or in
dictment, mentioned in the chapter,
but the court shall give judgment there
on according to the very right of the
case.
| The bill was passed. as WAS also the
bill establishing n State Norman School
at Marshall College, Cabell county.
Mr.. Fleming, by leave, introduced a
| bill to amend the law in regard to the
assignment ofproperty, and on his mo-
ton the rule was suspended and the
bill read three times and passed.
| The bill authorizing the city of Par
kersburg to borrow money for the cree
ton of water works, was called up by
| Mr.. Williamson and was ordered to en-
| grossment.
The following House bills were
passed.
The House bill repeating the charter
/
nicated to the Senate by Mr.. Koonce.)
The House Bill enacting a special
School Law for the town of Moundsville;
Communicated to the Senate by Mr..
Armstrong;.
The House bill to incorporate the
town of Glenville, Gilmer county.
The House bill to amend the charter
of the Marion and Monongalia Naviga-
ton Company. Communicated TO the
Senate by Mr.. HOffman).
y number of the House bills were
read the second time, and ordered to
engrossment, among them, the bill
providing for House of Refuge.
The bill for the relief of John b. Baum
gardner, late Sheriff of Cabel county,
was read the second time, and laid on
The bill to allow George P. Moore, of
Pocahontas county, to accept office
without taking the test-oath, was read
the second time, and laid on the table,
on motion of Mr.. Carroll.
| The bill to legalize the issue of per-
sons living together as man and wife,
without being married, was read the
second time.
Mr.. Bee moved to indefinitely post
pone.
Mr.. Ferguson moved to lay on the
table, and 1t was agreed to.
The bill relating to marriages ire
quiring that the Minister shall take the
test oath) was taken up, and tabled, on
on motion of Mr.. Carroll.
The bill to equaliZe the valuation of
lands throughout the State, was read
the second time, and laid on the table,
to allow Mr.. Ferguson to prepare a
substitute.
| Adjourned.