The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-05

ter 10 OF the COQe prOVlulng uo" VI.
fee judgment is set aside or become
foal, and its effecta
Mr.. Bennett from the Committee on
Finance, reported House bill l72, bill
amending the Code with regard to fix
ing salaries of officers of government
and the salaries of clerks, &c., recon-
mending its passage with amendments'
Mr.. Hall, of Barbour, from the Com.
mittes ON Education, reported back
Senate bill 235. "A bill amending
and resensctiDg an act entitled An act
to amend and re-enact the school law
Of the State without recommends
ton.
Senate bill 200, "A bill for the relief
OF sureties OF sheriffs or other collectors
of public revenue or debts due the
State" coming up on its passage, on
motion Of Mr.. Walker, wss laid on the
table.
Senate bill 232, "a bill amending
chapter sixtySfive Of an Act passed
March %, 1873, concerning Commits
sioners in Chaucery," was read third
time and passed with its title.
Senate bill 236. "A bill for the re-
assessment OF the value of all real es-
tate in the State coming up on it's
second reading, on notion OF Mr..
Walker was amended, and on motion
OF Mr. Summers was laid upon the ia
bic.
On motion Of Mr.. Camden, the rules
were suspended to allow the Clerk to
submit report with regard to his &C.
tion and that OF the Clerk Of the House
OF Delegates, as directed by Senate
Joint Resolution No 81, which report
was read and laid on the table, where
upon on motion OF Mr.. Camden. the
following joint resolution was read and
adopted, that,
WHEREAS, The Clerks OF the Senate
and House OF Delegates having report.
ed that under a joint resolution adopted
the Goth day OF October, 1873, providing
for temporarily printing the journals,
bile, and other matter ordered by the
Two Houses OF the Legislature, that
hey bad engaged Henry s. Walker to
urnish said printing at rates provided
o.; IN said resolution; aud
WHsRRAs. The said Henry S. Walk.
er las proceeded with said work and
purchased paper to supply the work
tor temporary purposes, and his &C
counts therefor, although verified by
the said Walker, and certified by the
SAID clerks, yet the Secretary Of State
and tr otfcio Superintendent OF Public
Printing. has declined to certify the
same for payment; and,
WHEREAS, The said Henry s. Walk
er cannot be expected to furnish the
stationery and execute the printing nec-
esssry for tie Legislature to proceed
with its current business without being
paid therefor; and in order 10 afford
temporary relief aud to enable the Leg
islsture to proceed with it's important
business, therefore,
RESOLVED By the Legislature Of West
Virginia
That all accounts for such stationery
and printing verified BY the oath Of the
claimant and found to be correct, shall
be certified jointly By the clerks OF the
Senate and House OF Delegates 10 the
who shall issue his warrant
therefor, as provided for in said soIu-
ton.
Senate bill 23l, "a bill TO amend aud
reenact chapter Isl OF the Code, CON
cernirg offences against the public
policy" coming up.
On motion OF Mr Sherrard the bill
was further amended.
The bill was read second time and
ordered to its third reading and eugross'
ment.
House bill 81, "A bill to prevent
stock from running st large" was read
3 second time and
On motion OF Mr.. Sherrsrd was laid
On the table.
House bill 65, "A bill requiring labor
of convicts confined in county jails" was
read a second time and ordered to its
third reading.