The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26
THE LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WREELING. Jan. Is, 1870.
PRAYER BY Rev. c. @. Currie, u st
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On EmmigrStba-MeSsn. FsHnwOrth
Price. WilktnsOn and Hassler.
IN he KdJldNi Linz memorial Ol
John d. Ia CGmpt-Messn Flick, Put,
nam, Collins, GCf and Hervcy
REroRTS PEOM COMMITTEES,
Mr.. I.AMB, from the Finance Commit
Ter, reported Il not eXpedient IN provide
Cor deposits Of State funds in hanks char.
tered under the laws Of the State.
Mr. LANE, from the Judiciary Commit.
.ce, reported Il improper To legislAtc fE
the enforcement Of void devise for the
lrneht oG q church 10 Willi1msport,
Berkeley county; Inaxpdient u provide
al present for the preparation Of forms for
Justices, 70 re-enAct sections g and 100 u
ChaTReF 4S oftlle CHle, respecting survey
ors u roads, or 70 legislalC In regard 10 the
compensation OG eOllstHblcS,
NJ LAWB, AlsO from the same Commit
toe, reported bill TO amend section l,
rhantsF ~, OE The ('Odc. In relation 10 the
killing OF tleaF: and q hill 10 amend sec
tlons Il anil g Of chapter l21, Of the Code,
In regard To the fees Ol officers.
MI. DAVIv, frOW the Judiciary Commits
tee FeDOrteda a bill to amend Nnd re-enAct
s-CIiOns 81 anil e8 Of chapter l10, Of the
CUlc, In relation 10 lurirS; and n bill for
the relief Of WIN. f. Lyon, collector Of
tSxes and his deputy Of Harrison.
Mr.. BOWYEIs, lfOm the Judiciary Com.
mitIee. reported 9 bill In regard To regis
try Of yOlerA
Mr. JACKBON, from tho Judiciary Com
mittee, reported hill To amend anil re-
enact SEC. 9, chap. lib Of the Code, In
relation 10 the Supreme Court Of Appeals.
Mr. BELTzHoOvRH, from the same com.
Inlttee, reported bill To amend anti re.
enact SEC g, chapter $, OH meetings Of
supervisors and examination u election
returns,
Nj. BOwYER, from the Committee on
Roads, &C,, reported II incxpedieut to
change tho law NO rs to provide for the up
I,oIntment Of Rad surveyors By tho super.
vlSON
He alsn, from the same committee, NJ
ported bill to require all persons between
ihe ages Of lO and w to work on the pub
lie TOAllS
liz also, from tho same committee, re.
ported Il unnecessary to lcgislAtc TO make
Ihe bank Of BuckhHnnOn river lawful
G.ncC, and reported back House bill No !
with favorable rucOmmcNdHtiOn.
Senate Joint resolution fixing the com.
pensGtion Of ChaS N. DOddrill, sheriff Of
Webster, for taxes Of 1882, was tabled
Senate Joint resolution in regard lO the
tonA,.,. ~ IlpNF TNhunn5, V,saa pnuNIIFFtAl in
Mr.. I4AM1I from the Special Committee
on Judge Harrison, reported back the ma
mortal and asked to have II printed. So
ordered.
RESOLUTIONS or INQUIRY ADOrTED.
By Mr.. LAMn-FOr the Committee on
Roads, in regard 10 requiring parties max
ing application for opening, altering or
vacating roads, 10 give notice in the news
papers.
3y Mr.. DuNEWoO-FOr the Judiciary
Committee, as to amending chap l33 Of
the LO1la w M N allow circuit Judges to
dissolve injunctions in vacation, and aSt"
amending SIC, 70, rlIAp. l95 Of the Code,
M ~ LONbridgc the time wherein the tie
lendant may file his plea.
By Mr.. SUNNERS-FOr the Judiciary
Committee, as tO amending ScC. -, chap.
81 OCthe Code W AZ to extend the time
allowed for entering re,Il estate on the as
SCISSORS books and paying the taxes due
thereon.
Bv Mr.. GuTMRIE-F0r the Committee
on Roads, Sc, AZ 70 making \ turnpike
through WCtZel county from the Ohio
river 10 Burton.
Nv M. RExRoAU-FOr the Committee
on Education, as u amending SEC. ~ OF
chan. 46 Of the Code, 50 rs 10 provide for
the time and manner wherein the assent
OF the voters Of "a township shall Ie given
70 the township levy contemplated In SAid
section: aS u amending the same section
BY striking out all the section after tax
ailOn" In line II; IS to repeating sec. +9'
chan. 10 Of the CC'dc and Hs TO 20 amend
Ing sec. 90, chap. Is Of the Code as to
strike out all the section from the word
"dlstFict" In tlIB 18th line to the word
"chSpter" at the closc If the 18th line.
RI Mr, JACKsoN-FOr the Judiciary
Committee, ~ to amending NJ repeating
sec, 9, chap. - Of the Code:
By Mr.. f1ELTzHOOvRR-FOr the Judici.
arv Committee. as to amending sections
9S and % Of chap. Al 80 rs To provide for
a waiver Of exemption from distress OF
levy on personal property by simple con-
trac, in writing without being acEnnwl'
edged or recorded.
By Mr., CRACRAFT-FOr the Judiciary
Committee, Rs to amending SEX. ., chap
SS Or the Code respecting licenses on the
Strical performances
nv Mr., FIsIRR-For III" Committee on
Roads, &c, whether additional legislation
IA necessary in regard To roads and bridges
transferred by the State TO the different
counties within which they lie.
nv Mr.. BAKER-FOF the Committee on
Printing, &c, into the cause NF delay In
furnishing copies Or the rules.
M MI. WHEAT-FOr the Judiciary
Committee, proposing an appropriation Of
10000 to repair the Morgan Il Frederick
turnpike. Offered as an Offset I" peti'
lion offered by Mr.. Corr asking same sum
for bridge,
nv MF. FIsHER-FOr the Judiciary
| Committee, ~ tOAmcnding sc. 81 NJ Code
20 aS to require railroad companies assess
cd with State and school taxes to nay
same into the treasury previous To the
time required for the Auditor to make his
annual report.
By Mr., PowSALI-For the Judiciary
Committee, proposing to give conSt"OIe'
Jurisdiction throughout the county.
Bv Mr.. DAvIE-For the Judiciary Com
mitiec, as to amending and rc'enActing
chan. Il Of the Code in relation To wills
and the manner Of admitting them To pro
hate. :,
By Mr.. JrDY-For the Judiciary Com
mitiee, as to amending and rr-enacttng
seC. e5, chap. 6S Of the Code.
Mr.. FARSswoRTHm moved that the Sccrc
tarv Of the State be directed to furnish
members Of the House copies Of the Act'
Of 1858 and 1859 il on hAnd. Agreed to
D,.r,r1C,Us OPvERED AND VHPHRREn.