South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-01-31

public highway.
10 the Senate, on the lS:h, a commune
cation in writing was received from the
House OF Delegates in reference 10 the
matter Of per diem. % the question
of agreeing 10 the substitute propns-
ed by the House of Delegates to the reso-
luton, MIR. MCCLAsKEY demanded the
ayes and noes. The demand being sus-
tanned, they we're ordered aud taken and
the Senate disagreed to the substitute.
The ayes were:
Messrs C,liioeU, Cunningham, Custom,
Jdc"b, Ne Ciaskcy, Scott, Shevard, Walk
er and WiIkinson-9.
Messrs. johnson, (Prcsident,) Bennett,
Bishop, BidLemore, Can,den, Dickinson.
EdsthGm, GSdnthdnp, HaH, (of Wet.el)
Nc Donald, Shelton and Sammers-l2.
81 the mstter of pay now stands.
Mr.. BENNETT, on leave, introduced "a
bill amending the twenty ninth chapter
of the Code of West Virginia, for the as
sessment of personal properly, income and
salaries )" aud also,
"a bill amending aud re-enactiug chap
ter thirty of the Code of West Vir-
giuia )" read the first time under suspeu-
sion of the rules.
Mr.. CAMDEN, on leave, introduced "a
bill for giving full force aud effect to sec.
ton thiriy-fve of article eight of the Con
stitutiOn, relating to citizens of the State
Of Yves, Virginia, who aided or participa-
ted in the late war between the govern.
ment of the United States, aud part Of
tho people thereof"
On motion of Mr.. CAMDEN, the rule was
regularly Suspended to allow it aud
Senate Bill No. II, ga bill to amend
aud rs-enact section one of chapter one
hundred and twenty-five of the Code of
West Virginia, conserpiu g general provis-
ions as to the rules, and to repeal the Sc
cond section of sad chapter, and to apply
its other sections to proc, edings as well in
the county courts as in the circuit courts, >
was taken from thu table aud put upon the
calendar.
Mr.. SUMMERS offered the following res
o'ution:
Resoloed, That, the report of the Com
missioncrs OF this State to adjust and de-
tNrmine the amouat Of the public debt Of
the State Of Vrgnia, if any, which the
State Of West Virgin. is Justly sp)nsi-
BILE, be referred to the Committee on FL
nance. A Discussion 0usucd which resur
rected all tho old arguments upon this
vcxed question; and which resulted 10 the
resolution being laid upon the table.
Mr.. SuERRAaD presented the petition
of the Board of Education for MooreGell
township, Hardy s3unty, asking the Losis-
lature ~ pass law fnr its relief; referred
to the Committee on Education.
la the House, a communication was re-
ceived frotl tho senate, with the request
that the lInus. inform the Senate what ac-
ton they have taken on said Joint rcsou-
ton, in regard to per diem for the late re
cesa. Mr. DAVENPORT moved that said
communication be returned TO the Senate
aud that Mr.. REYNOLDS communicate thu
action to the House thereon in wiring.
Mr. REYNOLDS stated that ia his hum.
Die opinion, he had correctly informed rh,
Senate ST the action takon on said rssulu
I tion. lie believed he hid treated that bo
dy with moro respect, than its action to-
wards him, entitled IT,
/ Mr.. THOMPSON said, that the Senate did
not seem t. DO vel pleased with having
been caught at an attempt to throw al
D NhV ltFkOuFlbitlAJ III TINS House, Ill
thing they might with TO be done Ilv.
ing been falcd st tho attempt they com,
back at the House with studied insult. II,
proposed that Ibis House should return {,
the Senate the House substitute With suci
explanations Of iis meaning az 20 render
clear tn the dullcst.
Mr.. DAVENPORT was not willing to b,
insulfod by the Senate. g. thought IL re-
quired more character TO be elected a mem
Dor of the House, than Of tho Senate any
how. He hoped the clerk would prcrar,
the parliamentary mode of reporting sucl
things, and that il would be sent 10 IN,
Senate by the gentleman from Mason. Th
motion Of Mr.. DAVENPORT was adopted.
On motion Of Mr. STOUT,
RcsoiOed, That the Committee on 10
name Institutions, &c, inquire into th
eEpedicncy Of passing a law, requiring
that I'll the inmates now in the L1ua'i
Asylum at Weston, who havo merely ami
NAL life in them, and are hopelessly incur
able be returned 10 the counties from whici
they we're sent, at State expense, and tina
the counties be required 20 mako suimbl
provisions for their maintenance and sun
port
90 motion Of Mr. SMITH,
Rcsoircd, That special committee o.
FIVE be appointed TO inquire into the czpe
disncy Of requiring al physicians iu ,hi
State to keep on band pure vaccine matte
IN order that all persons wishing vaccina
tion, may obtain the same. Also Of re-
curing parents or guardians to have tbei
children or wards vaccinaied before the sr
OF FIVE years, and imposing a penalty up
on any physician, parent or guardian fail