The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-11

reference 10 the removal of the comfy
seat. Referred to the committee on
Townships.
Mr.. WILSON moved to suspend the
rules and take up Senate bill No. Ill, Sc
curing liens to mechanics, laborers and
Others, which prevailed, and the bill
was read, aud, On motion, laid or the
table again.
BILLS PASSED.
Senatr hill No. 81, for the relief of
William Thompson, late sheriff of
Boone county aud his sureties. Yeas Ia;
nays none.
Senate bill No. A., creating n school
district within the town of Weston
yeas, Il; nays, none.
Senate bill No. 53, Incorporating the
town of Winfield, in the county of Put
nam-yeas. Iii; nays, none.
House bill No. %, to incorporate the
Ravenswood lodge ofIndependent Order
of Odd Fellows, No. Il, in the town of
RaveuswoOd-yeas, 16; nays, none.
BILLS KNGRoSSED.
Senate bill No. Ii, Incorporating Mt.
Nebo Lodge No. 81, of Free and Accept
ed Masons, in the town of Shepherds
town, West Virginia.
Senate bill No. 30. that the Mayor
ard City Council sf Parkersburg be al
lowed to change the names OF the streets
and any property belonging to the city.
Senate bill No. "a, refunding John w.
Pritzer, sheriff of Berkeley county,
money paid i'll the State Treasury on
erroneous assessments.
Senate bill No. -, to provide for the
division of the county of Upshur into
Assessors districts.
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
House bill No. Il, to authorize George
Hardman to construct and maintain q
railroad, with branC hes, from the Frank
lin Iron Works 10 the Baltimore and
| Ohio railroad in the county of Preston.
House bill No. 20, authorizing Alfred
A. Hager to build mill dam across
Spruce Fork of Little Coal river.
House bill -, for the relief of William
Harpold, late deputy Sheriff to George
S. NJ. King, Sheriff of Jackson county.
House bill 80, Tor the reliefof William
Gandee.
On motion of Mr.. STEVENSON SEN
ate bill 10 was taken up, Incorporating
the Laural Fork and Sand Hill railroad
company, which was read, amended and
ordered to third reading.
BILLS LAID on THE TABLE.
House bill 81, to incorporate the
Horse Shoe and Backbo Turnpike
company.
Senate bill 81, fixing the compensa-
tioA of Assessors under the school Law,
reported back from the committee on
Education with the recommendation
that it do not pass.
Senate Bill No. 5S, Provides for the
appointment of an efficient Geologist, to
examine tho mineral wealth of the
State.
Senate Bill No. 60, Provides for the
confinement and sale OF ram sheep run
ming at large.
House Bill No. "a, For the relief OF
Bull Run Creek Oil Co.
BILLS RECOMMITTED.
Senate Bill No. 80, An act providing
for the construction of q road in the
counties of Boone and Cable.
Senate Bill No. 81, To amend the
laws i'll relation to the construction and
repair of roads and bridges,
On motion of Mr.. FARNSWORTH,
Senate bill 43, was taken up from the Ia
BILE. This bill is in relation to regulating
tolls on all turnpikes in the State, and
provides that all vehicles and horses
carrying the United States mails shall
be exempt from tolls. Mr.. STEVEN
son moved to amend by including
funeral professions, and Mr.. WERNIN
lGER moved to amend by striking out
that portion exemptiug United States
mails from tolls. A good deal of discus
sion was had on this bill, but it wa:
finally laid ON the table without any
amendments.
Senate adjourned.