The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-07
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THE LEGISLATURES.
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an long Drain Branch Of Fish Ctc elIn ~
Waizel county. The following teS9 ~,
,inns NJ inquiry were adopted ny MI
I ~ .cl,w. into The cNpcdicnCy Of aulhor'
i,nr Tic board Of supervisors OF bto .
county, TO refund 10 ", n, Ieh ,lI.., ~,
nm erroneous tax, collected from NM gu
10000 worth Of gas stock: ny MI,
f ToUSS Into the expcdicnCy OF cnactlng 3
law making saloon keepers, owners OF
m mm, , rcSled to liquor sellers and par
las erlITnr or furnishing liquor liable ioF
nronerty 10 or by persons TO whom inc
Ii"nor i sold; BY Mr.. Barclay: Into inc
"ynejiency Of authorizing the board Of
s%ncryisOrs of Ohio county to refund "a
,Le treasurer Of the board oil trustees OF
bethany college, taxes enormously col
leCtGd. s4.,,
One offered by MIR. PrichArd That tho
Judiciary Committee inquire into the eX'
mIiency Of increasing the homestead law
10 1900, and the exemption Of personal
property TO $500, was rejected.
Among the bills introduced were: One
from the Judiciary Committee, TO legal
ize marriages heretofore celebrated be-
tween flrst cousins and TO exempt the
parties thereto from the penalties incurr'
Cd, and one by Mr.. MCKcnnan author
izing the payment Of certain judg'
mCnt"
In Inc House Monday, January 90, bills
were introduced: BY Mr.. RAIDER, from
Committee, to provide for the payment Of
acclaim of DR.. John q, Hupp, late State
vaccine agent. BY Mr.. Bier, 10 amend
and rcenact the first section Of the act TO
provide for free schools for Moundsvillc.
By Mr. Lewis, Of Lewis, to confer addi-
ti0naI privileges on the Northern and
Southern West Virginia Railroad Co.
By Mr.. Thayer, to regulate the sale OF
intoxicating liquors and granting relief to
those injured by the effects OF the giving
or selling of the same. BY MIR, Camp
bell of Hancock, extending the connec-
tiOnsof the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
road. BY Mr.. White, Of Marshall, to
repeal sections 5, 0, Z s, and 0 of chap. ID
ofthc Code. By Mr.. Fleming, to legalize
certain proceedings Of court.
Among the resolutions adopted was one
proposing 10 establish q permanent seat
for Mcdowell county, one by Mr.. Thayer,
of Taylor, Tor an inquiry into the expedi.
enCy Of so amending the road law as that
1.-two days work by each hand on the
roads in Ills precinct shall not be sufficient
to open, construct and keep in good re-
pair the said roads, that sufficient force
ior that purpose shall be raised by general
taxation, and one by Mr.. MCKennan that
the Judiciary Committee inquire into the
eXpedienCy of increasing the lees Of con-
stables.
In the House, January Both, among the
bills passed were one TO declare the
Wheeling, Pittsburgh & Baltimore Rail
road Company cooperation entitled, as
the successors OF the late Hempfeld Rail
road Company, to exercise the franchises
Of that company with this State, and one
to amend and reenaCt the first and fifth
sections of an act passed February &c,
1871, entitled an act comforting jurisdic.
ton on the municipal court of the city Of
Wheeling in civil and criminal cases for
the violation Of the license law.
Among the bills introduced were one
by Mr.. Bier, TO amend and re.enact an act
To encourage immigration into the State,
passed February 2, 1871; one by Mr.. Bar.
clay, for the relief of George Hooker, of
Brooke county; one from the Committee
IN Claims, NC, authorizing the Board OF
Supervisors Of Brooke county TO refund 10
W. l.. PendlctOn, Of said county, certain
taxes; another from the same committee
authorizing the Board of Supervisors of
Ohio county 10 refund to the trustees of
bethany College certain taxes; and one
from the Judiciary Committee TO prohibit
dealings with students ut certain institu.
tons within this State, and TO provide y
penalty therefor. s...
Among the resolutions Ofinquiry adopt.
ed were: one by Mr.. West, into the cx.
pcdicncy Of so amending the law That
common councils of Incorporated towns
shall have the right to issue State licenses
required by sec. !, of chap. S2, OF the code;
aud one by MIR. Robinson, that the Judi
CiaFy Committee inquire into the expe.
dlenCy OF allowing aliens to acquire and
sell property.
In the House January Both, bill was
reported ron The committee authorizing
me Board OF Public Works to change the
location OF Tue western end OF the Cumber-
'aG R rCsa:
u Nesol4uons OF INQUIRY were adopted ::
ny 1lr, Lewis, proposing to dispense with
tHc ually pruning OF ihe Journals; by Mr.
Camp3e!l, OF Hancock, proposing to create
u ooa[u 10 regulate text BOOKS for the pub
nc scnoois' ny Mr. Flemlng, proposing TO
Increase lhe salary OF the clerk OF the
realtenuAry.
Among the Dllls passed were: one TO
amend inc act passed February 20, 1871,
eaIi1IeI an act 10 provide for two sessions
VI lhe supreme Court OF Appeals m every
SSaT; one 10 auIhorlze the trustees Of the
NlelaoulsL episcopal Church on, Boggs
run 10 sell anu convey their church pro.
WfSi QUE aGthorlzlng the trustees OF the
All n N,nlifnh in (AFOFfnfN In pall