The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-20
THE LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WnEELINO, Jun. 10, 1870,

First Presbyterian Church.
The Speaker announced the following
Standing Committee:
Elections and Pdpileges-ALeSsrH. Smith,
Flick, I4alnOn, Ballard Of Monroe, and
CraCrait.
TILrrtion and RRHmne-I.amOn, GOH,
Sturgiss, DayissOn and Thom4s.
Military A AGHiS-PIIthGnl, llHssler, GAN
dec, Chambers and Agncw.
EiHeutoh- -SturgtaS, DOneho0, Baker,
BrannOn and Burgess,
The JUdteiary-lIamb, JaCksOn, Petr-
point, BOwyer and Davis. J
Counties, 70Ira&IiS aud Municipal Car
1Onuti0As-Flick, Carpenter, Chambers,
Pownall and Neclcy.
l1HrGta C01DrGG0HS GNd Joint '&onk
O)WbujHGS-W wilkinson, Miller, lIasslrr,
Lynch, and Ballard Of Logan.
ItMItts and htcrnI MdrfgattOH-McSSrS;;
I3owycr, Fisher, Tctcr, Summers and
l3clt2hOOvGr
FbrfTlai and UHdppr0priEt0t LInd*-
IIusslcr, Price, Jackson, judy nnd Ballard
Of Monroe.
Claims and GritmnceS-Wells. ROpp,
IIcrvey, Thomas anl Howe. 4,
HuGldn6 dnd Criminal IHGtitIttoaS-.-
Price, Summers, Rexrosd, Mccoy and
BrHnnOn.
Printing and Contingent Krpen@s-Peir-
point, Howard, Howe, Wheat and Mead
OwS.
Enscutire O6ieeS-Barlow, FaInsw0rth,
Farris, Collins and Maxwell.
Aras, Sciences HAd General lR1pr'h'NIeH9
I-ThOmay, Evans, Scott, Flanagan aud
Hill.
EapNd RNs-Fisher, Hcrvey and
Guthrie. -, . :,
adopted; r-e ",
By Mr. FARNSwORTH-IIaising Especial
committee on immigration.
By Mr.. LAMB-Directing the judiciary
Committee to consider the expedienGy
of taking tho appointment Of the BOard0E
Registration out Of the hands Of the Exec
utivG.
By Mr.. JACKsON-AUthOrizing the
Sneaker To name two additional members
Of the Judiciary Committee. =
By Mr.. Notwithstanding tho Judi
ciary Committee 10 consider the eXpetli'
cncy Of so amending the existing law that
where Judges Of circuits cannot sit upon
the trial Of causes wherein they are inte.
rested, the bur may designate mcnlHr
10 do 50, being first duly sworn.
By Mr, BAIIow-DireCting the Commit
ice on Education to consider the expedi-
cncy ofrepealing the law known asthc
teachers test oath.
BY Mr.. EvANs-DireCtiMg the Judiciary
Conlmitto TO consider the cxpcdtcney OF
repcaling the laws pOpularly known III tho
sIitors, tcaChcrS' alltl attorneys test OAtllS.
By Mr. RoPP-DircCting the Commit
tee IN Counties, &C., to consider the Gx-
pcliency Of amending and rc.enacting the
charter Of the town Of HcdgcsvillC.
By Mr.. FIsHER-RCfcrring that part
of tile Governors Message concerning the
IIOspital for the Insane to the Committee
ON lIumane and Criminal Institutions.
By Mr.. IIAssLEn-Reierring that
part Of the message concerning the Gov
crnmcnt property at Harper y Ferry 10 the
Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr.. STURGIss--Reterring that
part Of the message concerning the Gc0lo-
w of tho State To the Committee 0n Arts,
Sciences anil Internal Improvements
By Mr., JACRsON-Directing the Judi
ciary Committee to consider the cxpe.
,liency or requiring the Clerk Of the Su-
prrnlc Court Of Appeals to arrange the
docket Of the Court by circuits, and TX
same for trial at certain times during tho
Court. :,
Dy Mr.. Referring those parts Of
the message concerning the West Firgtni1!
University, the State Normal ScllO0ls, ana
the systeln OF FREQ schOOlS, to the Commits
tee On Education.
Nv Mr. BAuIOw-Dirccting the Com
mittec on Education To consider the pro.
uriety Of abOlishing the office OF State
Superintendent Of Schools.
f3y Mr.. HOwARD-ReleFring to the Ju
dietary Committee certain resolutions
atlOpted by a meeting Of DISTINGUISHED
citizens Of Mason county, held at Point
Pleasant, OH Christmas lu
By Mr.. EvANs-Dirccting the Commit
ice on Education to consider the cXpedi'
cnoy Of NO amending the school law rs to
require the county Superintendcnts to give
bond IN the penalty Of $9,5OO Instead Of
$500, MS now provided
By Mr.. G0FF-JOint resolution fixing
oOtIi at i A. N. for elcctiOn0f JanilOr antl
Guar,I fur the Capitol. 0.3
Dy Slnc-.TOint Resolution, In tho
name ul the State respectfully petlti0nInG
ihe Congress Of the United States not t0
reduce the duty now imposed on GOALS i'm
pOrted from the British Provinces, or
elsewhere, as In the opinion Of tho Legis.
Iature such reduction would bc unjust and
destructive 10 The coal producing Interests
Of this and other, States, and directing
TINT comics Of the resolutions he transmit
tc,l TO our Senators and Representatives
and to the presiding officers OF hNth
Houses oH Congress.
BY Mr.. FARNswORTIE-Directing the
Committee on Education to consider the
expuAliCncy Of 80 amending the school law
as IN abolish the Office Of County Super
intcnlent Of SchoOls.
b. Mr.. FISHER-RGicrriHg that por'
tiOn Of the Message concerning the Baltt'
more and Ohio Railroad 10 tho Judiciary
Committee.
By Mr.. HAssLER-RGiGrring thHL Eor-
ton Of tho Message concerning the Ntr'
ginia debt to the Judiciary Committee.
by Mr.. ROPP-Refcrring that. portion
Of the Message concerning the question Of
assessing hAnk stock TO Committee on
Taxation anil Finance.
BY Mr.. Misunderstanding tho Com:
miticO on Waste and Unapprnpriatcd
Lands to consider the Cxpetllchcy bf cx.
tending tho time to secure patents for GER
tain unapprOpriAtel lands.
By Mr.. BARLOw-DircCting the Com
milicc on Education to consider the cxpC.
licncy Of Nb6lishlng tho Gpdlcc OF State
Superintendent Of Schools -.
By Mr, TETER-Directing the Commit
tee On Education to consider the expc.
liency Of OrrcQuiring School Commissioners
to give bond with approved security for
the faithful performance Of their duties.
BY Mr.. RyANs-DircCtlns the Commit