The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-15

beTment oil this state, the said commits
sioners are not to treat with the COM
missioners on the part of Virginia, as
herein provided, until the final deter
mination of said legal proceedings,
either by the decision of the courts, or
the final REIMBURSEMENT of Virginia to
all claims on her part to the counties OF
Berkeley and Jefferson.
I'd. That the Governor of this State
be requested to forward a copy OF these
resolutions to the Governor of Viz
ginia.
on motion of Mr.. Carskadon, the
resolution and substitute were laid on
the table.
Mr.. Hoke also reported a bill Is. No.
ga to protect birds and other game in
this State, and by leave, introduced a
bill Is. No. Ga to amend ian act con-
corning the collection OF taxes in GER
tain countless" each of which was read
the first time.
Mr.. linn, from the Committe on FL
nance and Claims, reported back the
bill (H. No. 4O) for the relief OF Braxton
county, recommending its passage.
Mr.. Mahon, from the Committee on
Townships, &c, reported back the bill
Oh. No. 49, permanently locating the
county seat of Boone county, &C., and
the bill Is. No. Az authorizing the
council of the town of Wellsburg to
close a certain alley, in said town, re-
commanding their passage.
Mr.. Earnsworth, from the Committee
on Internal improvements, reported
/ back the bill Is. No. Isl to incorporate
the Martinsville and Ellenboro turn
pike company, and the bill "a. No. 3s)
to incorporate the Horseshoe and
Backbone Turnpike Company, in the
county OF Tucker, without any recon-
mendation, owing to the want of no.
/ tice.
Mr.. Farnsworth introduced Senate
Joint Resolution No. 10, "ReIating to
the assessment of taxes on real estate
/ for 1857
Resolved by The Legislature of West
| ViTginid, That the assessment on real
estate for taxes for 1867, shall be on the
assessed valuation of 1856, and the
Auditor of public accounts is hereby
authorized to SO instruct the assessors
of the various counties of the State.
| The resolution lies over one day.
on motion of Mr.. Young,
ResOtUed, That the Committee on
Townships inquire into the expedi-
ency of moving the county seat OF
Pocahontas from Huntersville to some
| report by bill or otherwise.
| On motion of Mr.. Young,
ReSOLUed, That the Committee on the
judiciary inquire into the expediency
! of amending the Constitution of West
Virginia, so as to strike out section -,
wise.
On motion of Mr.. Young,
ReSotUed, That the Committee on the
judiciary, inquire into the expediency
OF enacting Il special law relieving
George z. Moore, of Pocahontas county,
from the necessity OF taking the test
oath, ana report by bill or otherwise,
On motion of Mr.. Dix,
RESOLVED, That the Committee on
! Townships, &c, inquire into the ex-
pediency of passing law requiring a
notice to be posted at the door of each
court house OF the counties where coun-
ty lines are to be changed.
Mr.. Hagar, by leave introduced bill
Is. No. 65.) providing for the construc-
ton OF n road in the counties of Boone
Logan and Mcdowell, which was
read the first time and laid on the TIA
BILE, and its printing dispensed with.
MIR. Raymond presented the petition
OF the heirs OF James Martin, deceased,
OF Richie county, asking that $i5, 81,
amount OF. tax erroneOuSlY assessed
| against them for IS63-4-5 and q, be re-
funded to them. Referred to the Com
nittee on Finance and Claims.
The school bill, coming up as the I'M
finished business, the Senate, on mo-
ton OF MIR. Hoke, went into Commit
tee OF the Whole to consider the same,
MIR. Carskadon in the Chair.
a number of amendments We're
ngreed to, reported to the Senate, and
adopted.
a message from the House, by Gen.
LtShtburn, announced the adoption of
the following joint resolution:
House Joint Resolution No. 10, "For
the relief of VIM. d. Hail."
ResotUed By the Legislature of JYest
Rtrguua; That Captain William ID.
man, OF the Tenth West Virginia Vol
unteer Infantry, be, and he is hereby
relieved from all disgrace and disabili-
ty which occur from his unfortunate
and peculiar trial and dismissal from
the United States service, by a court
martial, and that he be entitled to re-
ceive medal as all other officers and
soldiers OF this State.
The resolution was referred to the
Committee on Military Affairs.
Adjourned.