The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-20

expctiency Of abOlishlng the office OF State
Superintendent. :,
By Mr. BOwYER-Dlrecting the Judi
cinry to consider the Gxpediency OF aDOl'
ishinS the office Of OvcrSeer Of the poor,
and Of comforting the duties on the super
visor OF the township. Mr.. HEHVEY re-
minded the House that the otdcc was cre-
atel by the Constitution.
BY Mr.. WMEAT-DircCting the Com
uittec on Education to consider the e%pc-
liency Of requiring the County Superin'
tenlents Of Schools to pass IN eXamina'
tion before the Circuit Judges.
Petitions were presented and referred as
iSy Mr.. GoPP-Of Wm. f. Lyon, col.
Icctor OF taxes In Harrison In 1881, pray"
ing an extension Of two years for collection
Of same
Bv Mr., SUMMERs-Of Elizabeth N.
Spurlock, Of Kanawlla, who complains
tliat the county limo between kanawha
and Lincoln runs directly through her
land, md prnys change Of boundary 10 rs
TO embrace llGr land In KNnawhA.
By Mr.. RExRoAD-Of 'ThOS. Z. Davis,
one Of the administrators Of Ell ueatOu,
deceased, late Sheriff Of Richie, praying
that the Auditor bc authorized " refund
$9O0 to the Administrators Of HeatOnS
estate for reasons set forth.
by Mr.. AGNRw-0r citizens Of Pleas
anls praying amendment TO the
law projecting fish 80 rs 10 permit fishing
between October 1St and May 10Th.
BY Mr.. BALLARD, OfLOgan-Or Fulton
D. Fcrrcll, Of Lincoln county, praying
change Of county boundary ~ as to In
cIule him, in I4Og1Iu county.
By Mr.. LANB-0fA. q. Partridge pray
inv relief from taxation on personal prop.
erty on which he Is taxed In the State 0t
Massachusetts '"' N
Ry MIR, BELTzu0ovER-Of citizens Of
Jefferson county, praying reduction In
the tax on liquor licenses to hotel Keepers.
Adjourned.
SENATE.
January 10, 1870.
The Senate met at 9 o'clock r. NJ, and
after prayer by Rev. Mr.. ltowley, Of the
Baptist Church, the journal ol yesterday
was read md approved.
The President reported the Standing
Committees ot the Senate as follows:
PripilSQcs Hnd ElOcti0AS-NLeSsrs, Phelps,
Young, Cook, Gather of Gilmer, and Ap-
ulcgatc,
,jWti;ciHry-MessnS. BOrGman, Dayton,
Wcrniiger, Phelps and KOOnce.
FilnItre md GitIilns-McsSrS. Gather Of
TAYLOR, Leonard, RamSlell, KoOnce and
Davis. ~,
son, Borenlnn, k0Once, Brown and Hum
phreys. 2
LHferaL ImpyoHnltnH and NdcigatL0n-
Mrssn. Dayton, CnGne, Gather, OfTay-
lOr, ItumstlGll and Davis.
Military ABairS-MGSsrs Young. RAMS
dell. Gather Of Taylor, Cook and llarman:
JSwWsLiD and Couniy Organizations and
iNWaiciuh C0rIDnttOas-McSsrs. Wernin-
rer. Brown. Crime, Gold and Cook.
EIvc,f,On-AleSsrS. Crlnc, Dayton,
Gather ofTaylor, DoOlittlc and Patrick.
Uyu,nH0 Iud Criminal INStitHti0As-
Mcssrs DoOlittlc, Phelps, Leonard, VIII
NON and IIarman.
EurAElCd BiIS-Mcssrs. Leonard, Wern-
iuyer and Davis.
TibUry-ALGssrs. Patrick, Gold and
Cook.
ErscWtis ErpeLditWrEs-MCSsrS. Rams
dell. Humphrey and DOOlittle.
IL E+1Wlius IiWditOr'S OgltO, 7fHtsnreFS
OGIrMmd BluttS0f Public OBivrS-MeSSrs.
GOll, Brown und Davis. q u.
qa Examine Clerks 0bte.-MeNsrs.
Gather Of fGilmer, Leonard anu apple
ratc.
IvImfgraiIpn and AgrfcultHrc.-McaSrS.
Brown, Davis, Gather Of Gilmcr, Hum
phreys and Crane.
PtiJIis Buihiiags and PtLJtic Printing
Messrs, KoonCG, DOolittle, Dayton, Crane
and Phelps.
The following resolutions were offered
and adopted:
By Mr.. YOUSG-That the Committee
on the Judiciary inquire into the cxp'Nli-
" H. Mr.. YouNa-IsciGrring so much Of
the GMCrnnr's message rs relates to the
preservation Of rcginentNl iingS to the
Committee ON Military Affairs.
By Mr. GATHER (Of TaylOr)-RcCGrring
50 much Of tue Governors message ns re-
latCs IL a huus0 ofIrefIge to the Commit
tce On Humane and Criminal Institutions.
By Mn, DAvTs-Rcturring 10 much Of
the Governors message and Auditors and
Trcasurer's reports as refers Ia finances, to
The Committee on Finance and Claims.
By Nix, MISUNDERSTANDING that
part of the Governors message relating "
Normal Schools, 10 tho Committee on Ed.
ucAtion.
ISy Mn. PIEELPS-Rcferring SO much Of
lhc TIOyernoTs message Us relates 10 the
blind, deaf and dumb, 10 the Committee
on Humane md Criminal Institutions.
By Mr. CRANR-That the President he
rcdlicsiel to invite the clergy Of the city
u open tho SESSIONS of the Senate with
prayer.
By Mr. DAvIs-Fixing tho daily meet
tngs Of the Senate ut 10 O'clock a. NJ.