The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-01


Nehemiah, Jas. f., Ohio county. dig
Miller Jas, II, ST., FAyettc county, 20
Monroe, John, Hampshire county,. SA
Morgan, Elijah, Welzel county,. 452
Y.lcnbOusch, Moses G. Berkeley Co. 300
Nash. James NJ, Putnam county,, 80
Parker John O., Tyler county. ...... dOi
Tombstone, Alex. NJ, Upshlr Co.. 5?S
Prrhlrd AipheuS, Marion county,. GIG
prunty, Felix, Richie county. .... 4SB
RAIDER, Anthony, ID Delegate Dist. l92
RAIDER, K. H., jackson county. ...... 27G
Robinson, James, Ohio county,. so
Rollyson, VIM. D., Braxton county. 500
RucSman, James, lst Delegate Dist. SIG
SilebOttom, James H., Boone Co... 20
g,out, John W., lst Delegate Dist. Sl2
S,arcIss, Geo. G., MOnOngalla Co... GlO q
ThAyer, John NJ, Taylor county. .... h2S
west, Thomas j.. Harrison county. 6Oi F."
wilkinson, Vim. t., Wayne county. 100 ("
williams, George W., GreGnbricr Co. 200 ="
White, II. T., Marshall county, ...... $50 q
White, II, s., Logan county .,,..,... 1870
On motion Of MIR. Robinson, the Judici.
aY Committee was instructed TO inquire
into the eXpedienCy of so amending the
fish and game laws as to more efectually
provide for the protection Of fish and game
in this State.
Among the bills introduced were these
By Mr.. ThayCr: To establish an indie.
pendent School District in Grafton.
By Mr.. Barr: Repeating chapter one
hundred and thirty.three Of the Acts OF
1871, entitled AN act providing for the
collection OF unCOllected taxes remaining
in the hands Of the late township treas.
urers; and A Bill to Incorporate the
Wheeling and BenwOod Street Railway
company.
ByMr Fleming: Inappropriate $4,000
toCOmplete the Normal School building
at FairmOnt. 8
In the House, on the 2Gth, the'Com'
miItee on Finance reported 1t inexpedieni
to reduce the tax on liquor licenses as
prayed for by August Role and others o.
Wheeling.
Ina discussion on tho resolution pro
psing 10 fix the time for adjournment
Nj. MCKennan, Of Ohio, favored motor
10 make the resolution the special order
for February l4th, and said he was un.
willing to limit the time Of the session In
advance.
Mr.. Barr said when this resolution first
zane up he was opposed 10 it, but he had
since found out that the business could be
completed by the time named in the rcso,
luton. lie thought that the only legisla.
unnecessary this season was that of q
special character, rs in all probability the
general laws Of the State would have to
rmoddlcd To conform TO tue new Con
iItntiOn
On motion of Mr.. McKennan leave was
granted DR.. J. e. lIupp, OF Wheeling, tc
withdraw from the files accounts Tor his
services as vaccine agent in 1870, and re.
lCrrlng them to the COMMITTEE or
Claims.
A resolution instruCtlng the Sergeant.
alarms to furnish each member $40 post
age stamps was adopted.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Bier t
prevent certain persons from voting II
municipal elections at Mounlsvillc, and
Nnehy MIR. Barclay granting TO the Brooke
County Ccmetry Company the burying
ground adjoining Wellsburg.
SENATE.
In the Senate on tho Esd, the bill an.
proprlNtlng $4,000 |? to pay expenses Of
The Convention was passed.
In the Senate on the oath, MIR, Gun.
nlngham, from the Committee on Priyi.
lcges and Elections, submitted the follow.
inE report, which was adopted:
The Committee on Privileges and Elec.
tons report the following named persons
as duly elected on the 9GLh day OF Octo
Der, 1871, Senators from their respeCtiyC
districts, and that they arc entitled tt
mileage the following distances in coming
70, and the same in returning IRON, The
Capital: r., H8f I.lT "ET.'
The First Dis, John A. CUNNINGHAM. go mile,
Ihe Second District, John W, Morgan 99J q
NE Third District, Jesse II. Gather. @tS Z"
LIE Fourth District, Rob't Patterson. 1881 "
0eELpsn District, M. i. Armstrong
The Flnh District, Preston Pew dong &
=, Stnl -........,,......o,.......2 900 ''s
Iae Sixth District, Geo. NJ. Morrison 2a3 "s'
LIaeSeventh District, NJ. II, Hereford 20
~ Tat Egnth District, joel &. Stollings % "
NJ Iae MInla District, Charles A. Sperry. 100 "
'ar ishIh Disulct, George A. Blake.
q, more short term ............. d9i q"
The rsaia district, kOb't d. sherrard
The Eleventh. Dis, q. wills wilson. Us is
And the following named Senators
aSSmulng over are entitled 10 mileage the
wloWlng distance in coming to, and the
''Nc IN returning from the, Capital, viz:
To- TSs PiL.t District, Lewis Baker. -. 900 miles
IS SS % TSGSRg Al District VIM; 3. Ice.. e9l
T ne Fottth District, Chas. i. Scott, lisS q
T TSe Shlh District, VIM. O. CarpCr, 2SS ~
ne NJ SSSv sn Dis, W. A. Alexander 80 &"
T FSs S SISatn District, Thos. D, Kline. II ~.
T Tss S ~ District, James Scott. ... IS P"
" Aeneah Dis, Samuel Gold..,,. 4GOA
Mr. Baker offered the following rcsolu
"On, which was adopted:
M0nd, That the Auditor OF tho Stat
%Snd he is hereby instructed to furnish
"'nls House the following information
, l. a list Of all sheriils or other collec
S "m Oh public funds due eitherto the gov
" ..nt OF Virginia, the rcorganized gov
TWnnGnt Ot Virginia. or 10 The State o
"sI Virginia citizens Of this State, who's
%aCOIedneSS on account Of funds 81
NWa a TO them has been released BY
ms,, OF the reorganized govern
L Sa,I o. The State of Virginia, or by The
% ,slsur Of this State, with tho amount
s I 10 each.
,o' :, Whether either orthe sherifIs, collec
% ,S" cNstodians Aforesaid paid over L
% Auditor OF State OF Rthe reorganizet
's%sinment oil Virginia or OF this State, o
J Ia1y manner accounted for any fund:
S S,vd IFSM them as aforesaid, or which ma,
s saSe Oeen in their hands at the time Q
,fIu release, to either Of the government
SSGN oa and If so, when, how and b,
"so W. SlG money was paid and accounts
%,' aA0'hc amount so paid or acconntc,
sc S, whether any Of the said sheriifs, col
c %I"rs, or custOdiaus aforesaid are stiI
SU n, S,IIg Or attempting to collect claim
%, public tIlc funds remaining in their hand
to 'h rom The payment Of which claims /
H., Auditor Of State they and their secur
"'s nave been released rs aforesaid, and