The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-03

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WF. BoYTFR, from ,.tllP Committee on
RbadS 81, Eepbtte ttlye ely on tho tol-
lowing inquiries: Whether expcdient 70
lcgislate concerning roads heretofore,
transferred By the State TO the counties;
whether oxpedi6nt tO'thake the supervf;
sprs az eBleiO inspectors Of roads ana
SletherS expedient 70 require newspaper
f6tblcati0n toiI nOtices Of applicat ionssto
open, alter or Yacate roads. Reports con-
firmCd. JT 4 J lat'
Nj, PRICE, from the Committee on Hu.
name and Criminal, Institutions, reported
back House bill authorizing q change Id
the plan Of the Hospital for the Insane,
with favorable recommendations.
Mr.. LAMoN submitted minority re:
port on the Clay. and Nicholas ?li = cQnteSted
election case.
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY ADOPTED.
By Mr.. BALLARD, Of Logan Directing
the Committee on Grievances, &c..'to Us.
certain and report whether tho Dusen-
bury Dam on Guyandotte river is an illc-
gal Obstruction 70 navigation, and If so,
how itmSy be removed.
A3By Mr. Acknowledging an inquiry
by the Judiciary Committee whether OK
pedient to provide that all taxes for school,
county and township purposes, be ASSESS
eddy the Board ofsupcrvisors md coli
lected by the sheriff; and that no fee DO
allowed for such purpose except 70, tho
sheriff for collecting and disbursing; and
sdireGtfng that tho Committee report q bill
dispensing with county superintendent
schools, township treasurer and school
trustees. sa,aaR sa.l
By AIr. RExRoAD-Whcther expedient
70 90 amend Soc. s, Chap. 81, Of tho Code,
as to.tequire the proceeds Of all sales Of
land I'd. county and township taxes to DO
pSid into the county treasury instead Of
lSs8t6 treasury. Judiciary Committee,
T. BY Mr. A6EEw-W bother expcdlelt TO
dtEct the sale d tliG bank stocks held by
this State Id the National Banks and cause
tho Proceeds to be invested In such bonds
as are contemplated by the constitution
Judiciary Committee. -.
BY MI: HERvEY-Whether expedient
10 provide by law that the offices of i'd
ministrator, executor and guardian, or any
two,Of them shall mob be embodied In one
person touching lthelsame Gstnte! t3udi-
ciary Committee, ~ ssa
By Mr.. RoPR-Wh expedient TO
establish an Asylum for the education Of
the Blind, Rt 0Iartinsburg, Committee on
Il, md G. Institutions 4,ml lg..a.lus
BY Mr., BARLoW-WhethG expedieut to
incteaSe the sum allowed for clerk hire in
the State Treasurer's Office. Committee
on Executive offices. d. .4r pa, IT,.
a1tbnBI1s INTRODUCED ON LEAVE. Z,
totBy Mr.. DAvGB-To establish m Irstitu-
ton for the Blind.
.,ByMr. CRAcRGFT-To amend and 70.
enact Sec. So Chap. 80, Of the Code In
relationltO the fees Of the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court Of Ohio county. c' ''+ q
By Mr.sHowR-To authorize the Audi.
tor to pay certainmOney to the directors
of tho Penitentiary. '''.- 81. s' -
By Mr.. HowARD-To require the Re-
corder to make n general index OF deed
books Of his comfy. C6th'"th ah'
BY Mr. PRIcE-To amend Sec. 4, Of
Chap. $50 Of the Code lN
By Mr.. LANoE-P Providing for instruc-
ton in the German language in the public
schools Of Martinsburg, n .H
PETITIONS READ AND REFERRED
By Mr.. BALLARD, Of Monroe Of John
A. ]. Hull, q township treasurer Of Mon
roe county, praying authority to enforce
the payment Of uncollected taxes and
levies for 1857; and of Walter Douglas
and 10 other citizens Of Union, praying
the repeal and modification Of laws dish
bling ex. Confcderutcs
BY Mr.. JuDY-of Dr.. II. D. Chapman
and 40, other citizens Of Roane county,
praying relief for Thomas Ferrcll, late
Sheriff Of that county, and his sureties. z
By Mr.. DoNEHoo-Of. ]. Whims and
IS other citizens Of Hancock county, ask
ing that the minerals under the Ohio river
within the State and especially within the
limits Of that county, may bc exposed 70
public sale. ,anuslg-ql--sS
POSTAGE sTANPs-oNoE MORE.
Mr.. FLANAGAN offered Il resolution d.
rectlng the Sergcant.at-Arms to stamp
public documents ut tho expense Of the
Snte, and transmit them tOthe Recorders
Of the several counties for distribution
among the people. Ffa,g. .i,.!lsiy.r. III
After some discussion the resolution wNs
indefinitely postponed,
The following was offered ky Mr..
FARNswoRTH and adopted:
RcSolred, That the SergCant.at-IArms IL
hereby directed 10 furnish the members Of
tho House with stationery sufficient to On.
able them to discharge their official duties.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
hTeSmend the act amendingthe charter
oftheNLihle K6rawAa Navigation Com:
pany.
To incorporate the ElIenboro and IIar.
risvills turnpike. subsequently, i was
foundthe nodes required BY the C6nsh.
tuition had not been given, and this bill
was reconsiderCl und tablGdl ,,nig
''s' 'TrE flE0EsrRY LAW. N"' 7"
At tho appointed hour the bill 10 amend
tho registry law was taken up.
Tho following Is the bill Ns reported by
Mr.. BOWER from tho Judiciary Commit
tee, - " r. --
BILL TO AMEND THE REGISTRATION
'Ir+ BIZ. LAW.
Be Il enacted By tho Legislature Of West
Virginia.
l., The twenty second section Of the
third chapter Of the iCOtleof Wst Nir.
ginia, and so much ofNny other law as MI.
thorizCsg The Governor to appoint or re.
move shy board Of registration or mem.
Der thereof, or to fill any vacancy hap
pening in such board, Is hereby repealed /;
and upon tho passage Of this net, the Of.
fee and authority Of the Boards Of Reg!
iStratlon, and Registrars now in Office, shall
cease. ,s
9. Attic general election to be held on
tho fourth Thursday Of October, 1870
and In every subsequent year, thcrc shall
be elected by the voters Of every county,
Board of Registration for such county,
to consist Of thrcC members.