The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-17
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.
TUESDAY, July 10. 1868.
RERATE.

Prayer by Rev. r. V. Dodge, of the
Presbyterian Church.
The am endment proposed by the
House to the Senate's amendment to
chapter XII of the Code of West Nir-
ginia wss agreed to.
The Senate also agreed to the amend
ment proposed by the House to the
Senate bill to incorporate Raymond
City, in Putnam county, and to the
Senate bill to authorize the Fourth
street NJ. E. Church, of Wheeling, to
raise money by loan or otherwise,
making them laws.
Mr.. Zinn, from the Committee on FL
nance and Claims, reported back the
House bill refunding certain taxes er-
roneously assessed against the estate of
Robert Daniels, late of Berkeley county,
recommending its passage. Ordered TO
its third reading.
Mr., Drummond, from the Military
Committee, reported back the Senate
bill in relation to money due from the
State to deceased soldiers, recommend
ing its passage. Ordered engrossed.
Mr.. Wright introduced bill requi-
ring sheritfs and county treasurers to
hand over all school money and all un-
collected school claims to township
treasurers. Read the first and second
time and referred TO the Committee on
Education.
The House bill to amend section q OF
chapter 116 of the acts of 1858 Ccharter
of Guyandotte).
The House bill rearrangtng and in
creasing the Judicial circuits of the
State, with an amendment.
The Senate bill concerning the limtta-
ton of actions of trespass.
The Senate bill amending the act
concerning cases transferred from the
Supreme and District Courts of Vlr-
ginia to the Supreme Court of West
Virginia.
Mr.. Martin introduced the following
Joint resolution:
Resolved by the Legislature Of West
HfrginiG, That when the Legislature
adiourns on Tuesday the 21st day of
day Of November next, at 10 O'Clock p.
NJ; and that the Committee on Revi-
sion shall be remodeled so as to con-
sist OF two members of the Senate and
three OF the House of Delegates, and
such committee Is hereby authorized to
continue in session during said ad-
Ijournment, soelong as may be neces-
sary, and for the Time so engaged the
members of said committee shall each
receive the same per diem as is allowed
members OF the Legislature. E
Mr.. Martin moved 10 suspend the
rule 80 as TO take up the resolution to-
day. Disagreed to; and 1t goes over
until tomorrow.
THE CODE.
On motion of Mr.. Chapline, chapter
Xxx of the Code, relating to the col
lection of taxes, was tabledSa made
the special order of Monday next al
az o'clock.
On motion of Mr.. Boreman, chapter
XXI of the Code relating to the sale
| of land for taxes was tabled, to give him
time to examine it,
Chapter XXX11 of the Code, regula'
tious respecting licenses, was read the
second time at length, for amendment
and IL was amended SO as to require q
| license to enable a person to sell liquors
at wholesale asiwell as Mt retail, and
| ordered to its third reading.
CHAPTERS XXX11I, S8AIN, AAANl
| XXXVII and A8&V1ll, were read
the tirst time.
On motion of Mr.. Burley, the vote
ordering to its third reading the Senate
bill relating to forfeited or delinquent
lands, was reconsidered and the bill re-
committed.
On motion of Mr.. Stevenson tMr
Carskadon in the chair), Messrs. Hoke
| and Chapline were granted leave OF Ro
sence until Monday next.
On motion of Mr.. Burley, the bill fol
the relief of 8. W. @. Davis, of Marion
county, was taken from the table and
| placed upon the calendar for to-mor-
ON motion OF afr. Boreman, The Sen,
ale adjourned until tomorrow al
| O'Clock, P. II. -a-"-a. -.s.-.