The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-01

of questions of party expediency; be
wished to be understood, however, that
if the business could be matured, 60 as
to adjourn on the day named, he was
heartily in favor Of it, but he believed
the resolution was premature, and could
not result in any good: He thought
that whilst it might be party policy to
pass such resolution, great deal OF
harm might be occasioned, and the
people greatly injured, by the hasty
legislation that must necessarily ensue.
Mr.. Stout presented the petition Of j.
n. Camden and others, asking the re-
peal of the deposit clause Of the insu'
rance law as 1t now stands.
Among the bills introduced were the
following:
From the Finance committee, to re.
peal chapter Sc Of the acts of 1871, and
re-enact section 3 of chapter 81, and
section 3 Of chapter 81 of the Code.
By Mr.. Fleming-House Bill No. 40.
"a bill to reannex to the county oil
Hampshire the territory annexed to
the county of Mineral by the act passed
February 90, 1868, entitled AN act to
alter part of the division line between
the counties of Hampshire and Min
eral.'"
By Mr.. Bridges-To authorize the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company
to construct their road through West
Virginia. and to empower the Super
visors OF Monroe, Mercer and Mellow.
ell counties to submit the question OF
subscription to said road to the people
of said counties.
By Mr.. Thayer-To establish an
independent school district in Grafton.
Mr.. Barr, on leave, introduced
House Bill No. &C, "a bill repeating
chapter 1873 Of the acts oflS7l, entitled
An act providing for the collection OF
unsolicited taxes remaining In the
hands OF the late township treasurers.
By Mr.. Williams-To incorporate
the Big Sewal Iron and Coal Com
pany.
BY Mr.. Barr-To incorporate the
Wheeling and Benwood Street Railway
Company.
By Mr.. Summers Mr.. Sturgiss in the
char requiring the German language
to be taught in the free schools OF
Charleston.
By Mr.. Fleming-To appropriate
5000 to complete the Normal School
building at Fairmont.
Resolutions
BY Mr.. Lough-That 80 much Of the
Auditor report as refers to the enroll
ing of the militia be referred to the
committee on Military Affairs.
By Mr.. Mauzy-That the judiciary
committee inquire into the expediency
Of allowing the Sheriffs within this
State, whose term expired in 1860 one
year in which to collect taxes that may
be due them.
By Mr.. Robiuson-Thatthe judiciary
committee inquire into the expedlency
of so amending the fish and game laws
as to more effectually provide for the
protection Of fish and game.
By Mr.. McKennan-That the janitor
of the Capitol be required to clean out,
furnish and open for the use OF the Senate
and House committees, the committee
rooms Of said building.
By Mr.. Fleming-That the Judiciary
committee inquire into the expediency
OF making a general law Of the subject
ofthe voters residing within independent
school district voting for township
school commissioners.
On motion of Mr.. Bishop,
RsSoived, That so much of the Au-
ditor' sireport as refers to sale Of goods by
sample, and giving the authority to the
Auditor to appoint special agents, and
requiring assessors, sherifls or collectors
to assist in the collection OF license tax
upon sale of goods by sample, be
referred 10 the Judiciary committee.