The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-10

work done on the N. W. Turnpike.
and Grievances.
Mr.. Cunningham presented petition
signed by ]. c. Cunningham and sixty
eight others, citizens OF Clay township,
in Braxton county, asking for the relief
of H. Brown, Treasurer OF said town.
ship, and his sureties, from the pay
ment of 81, 1854 81, alleged to have been
mittee on Claims and Grievances.
Mr.. Harrison, of Lewis, presented
remonstrances signed by J. 81. Camp
and forty-nine others; +. 81. Singleton
and forty-six others, and Michael Griffin
and forty-nine others, citizens of Clay
township, in Braxton county, protest
ing against the relief of u. Brown,
Treasurer of said township. Referred
10 the Committee on Claims and Griev-
ancGs.
Mr.. dis, presented a petition signed
by r. II. Phelps, and q petition signed
by w. c. d. Bond and Twelve others,
citiZsns OF Wood county. asking that
said Phelps be permitted to practice
law In this State without taking the
oath prescribed by chapter so, acts OF
1866. Referred TO the Committee on
the Judiciary.
Mr.. Dils presented petition signed
by W. A. NJ. Reed, n citizen of Wood
county, asking relief from the payment
Of damages for saddle and bride cap
tured from him during the war. Re-
ferred to the Committee on judiciary.
The following bills were passed:
Senate Bill No. 8, to grant further
powers to the Citizens Street Railway
Company OF the city of Wheeling.
House Bill No. 80, authorizing the
trustees of the Methodist Episcopal
Church In Frankford, Greenbrier
county, to sell their parsonage pro
perty.
House Bill No. 80, authorizing the
trustees OF the NJ. E. Church, in Mar
shall county, to sell and convey their
parsonage property on Bogg's Run.
House Bill No. "a, extending the time
for the county and township officers in
Barbour county to qualify and file
bonds.
House Bill No. %, authorizing the
trustees of the M. +. Church at Phillip
circuit, to sell and convey a part Of
their parsonage property, and
House Bill No. 81, authorizing ST.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church In
the city OF Wheeling to borrow money.
On motion of Mr.. Fleming, Mr.. Pin
nell in the chair,) the House took a
recess until 2 O'Clock, p. E.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House proceeded to the conslde-
LlOn OF Inc special OruoES IL OeluS hOuSe
Bill No. 4, permanently locating the
seat of government OF this State.
On motion OF Mr.. Smith OF Morgan,
the House resolved itself into Commit
tee of the Whole on the subject.
The following ballots were taken by
the COMMITTEES:
First BGLLOt-Charleston received u
votes; Buckhannon 10; Grafton ISL
Parkersburg 7; Bethany l; Clarksburg 3.
Second BGtLOt-Charleston 15; Buck
hannon 10; Grafton 10; Parkersburg 4;
Bethany l; Clarksburg 2.
Third BnLi0t-Charleston 10; Buck
hannon Z; Grafton 10; Parkersburg s.;
Clarksburg 2; Harrisville 2; Spencer 2;
Belington 2; Wellsburg l; Bulltown 2;
Fowler's l; Forks Big Fishing Greek l.;
MoundsviIle 8, and Weston l.
Fourth hBGLL0t-Charleston 13; Buck
Eannon 5; Grafton 8; Parkersburg a;
Clarksburg S; Harrisville l; Spencer l.;
Belington 8. Bulltown 3; Moundsville
q; ElleubOro l.
ruth BaLlot-Charleston IA; Buck
hannon 5; Grafton IL; Parkersburg s.;
CIarksburg 5; Moundsville 5.
Seventh BGLLOt-Charleston IS; Buck
hannon 7; Grafton Is; Clarksburg IL.
Ei0th BaLLOt-Charlestonl IL; Grafton
81; Clarksburg Is.
Ninth BalIOt-Charleston %; Graf
ton 26.
The Committe then arose, nnd the
House adjourned.