The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-19
REPORTS.

Mr.. GOFF, from the committee on
Taxation and Finance, reported bill
appropriating the revenue for the fiscal
year of 1870.
Also n bill TO release q part of the
taxes charged on the lands of A. +.
DaTehOO.
Mr.. JACKSON, from the Judiciary
committee, reported back House Bill
No. II, in relation to taking private
lands for public purposes, recommend
ing that il do not pass.
Also House Bill No. 75, with amend.
ments, providing for filling vacancies in
judgeships and State offices.
Mr. STURGISS, from the committee
on Education, reported it inexpedient
to legislate upon the resolution for
allowing honorably discharged Union
soldiers 10 attend the public schools and
making their scholarships transferable.
Also that the illness and death of the
State Superintendent prevent the max.
ing of his annual report.
Mr.. PIERPOINT, from the Judiciary
COMMITTEES, reported bill in relation
to assessors.
RESOLUTIONS AND PETITIONS.
By Mr. JACKSON-Asking the Audi.
tor for certain information with regard
to Sheritf5 delinquent to the State oi
Virginia.
by Mr.. BURGESS-Petitio2 of j. s.
Hutchinson, of Wayne county, to have
refunded certain taxes.
By Mr.. FLICK Petition of George
s. Harness and others for tho protection
of deer.
BY Mr.. BOWYER-Petition Of J. S.
p. Carroll and others
By Mr.. JUDY-Petition of citizens OF
Grant county relating to the protection
of deer
BY Mr. FARNSWORTH-House joint
Resolution No. 30, adjourniDg the Leg
islature as n token of respect to the
memory of II. A. G.. Ziegler, State Su
perintendent. Lost.
BY Mr.. JACKSON-Proyiding for the
payment of mileage to the Sergeant-at
Arms.
By Mr.. FLICK-HOuse Joint Resolu
tion No. 81, prslOnging the session oi
the Legislature for the purpose of try
ing Judge Harrison.
Mr.. PIERPOINT said if that tria
could not be completed within the reg
ular session, it would have to 60 over
He was opposed to continuing the Leg
islature for the purpose of the trial. He
objected to the resolution, and it went
over under the rule.
By Mr.. FLICK-Asto the propriety oi
requiring the various townships of the
State to maintain their own paupers.
Also, as to the propriety of requiring
0versee's Of theroad 10 Disappointed by
the Supervisors.
By Mr.. NEELY-Inquiring into the
expedieDcy Of paying certain jury claims
to citizens Of Doddridge county.
By Mr.. DAVIS-Djrecting the COM
mittes appointed to investigate the
alleged unjust tariffs or rates Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad TO report
what legislation is necessary TO prevent
agents at secsnd class stations from
charging heavier rates than are charged
at fret class stations.
Also, House Joint Resolution No. 81,
urging Congress TO repeal the laws ex-
empting United States bonds from tax
ation, so that the same may be taxed by
the States. Objected to by Mr.. FLICK
The resolution went over under the
rule.
Also, petition of r. S. Ogden and 1C6
other citizens of Harrison, asking the
Legislature to grant a cnaTTer fer a
graded road from the right hand fsrk
Of Ten Mile Creek to the Northwest Viz
ginia Turnpike road, at or near Wilson
burg
By Mr.. JACKSoN-IRquiring into the
expediency of furnishing Offices for the
uss of CouBiy Surveyors.
By Mr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
into the propriety Of reducing the
license paid By buckstefs.
Senate Joint Resolnti0n No 10, pro-
vidiug for the publication OF Rev. u. II.
Coyner's pamphlet descriptive Of West
Virginia. After considerable discussion
the resolution was adopted
By Mr. BALLARD. Of Aon5eo-An-
oufrfur into tl1e nroDrfa1V Of rti2Z1Iu Z