The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-14

uCtmCnt OF some law ~ pTotccI OuI Rumu
birds, as well also as the beautiful birds Of
our forests, from Wholesale and indiScrim'
mate slaughter. But when the House per-
sisted in striking from the bill the wild tur.
key, / said in my wrath that would no
longer support 1t, and on the impulse Of
the moment moved its indefinite postpone.
ment, believing that We might US well have
no law for the protection OF birds, II lazy,
lounging Gunners were to be permitted to
range the woods during the months OF July
and August and cluck up and kill orScat'
ter whole AOcks Of wild turkeys before they
are onc.third grown. Upon more mature
reflection | have become less indignant
and now desire to record my vote for the
bill, hoping that il may mount on Pinions
strong above all opposition, and hutteFing
farewell to It's parental home, wing its way
with rapid digit to tho Senate
Recess was taken until halfpast . o'clock,
AFTERNOON SESSION,
Mr.. Good appeared on the part Of the Inl'
parchment Managers and asked that the
House make replication TO the pleas Of
John s. Burdett, Treasurer, and 4, A. Ben
nett, Auditor, and the repliCAtiOns were
adopted.
Mr. Mason moved to reconsider the vote
by which II. b, 81, in relation TO standard
oil weights and measures, was lost, and the
motion was lost.
On motion OF Mr.. WOOdCll, II. b. ~, pro-
yiding for the employment OF persons boz
tween the ages OF Is aud u years to work
on the roads and regulating the action Of
the county courts in relation thereto, was
taken up and ordered to its third reading.
Mr.. Fleming submitted the report OF the
Committee on Taxation and Finance,
II. h. $50, providing for paying back to
Hamilton Morris taxes paddy him on land
in KanawhR county enormously assessed
for the years 1871, ~, ~ and ~, recon-
mCnding II not to pass.
Also, the petition OF II, Barlow and 9th.
crs, OF POcahOntas county, asking for relief
for the SECURITIES Of Samuel Gray, late
Deputy Sheriff OF said county, as ineXpe'
dent to legislate upon.
Also, the petition Of +. Cochran and 9th.
crs, OF Peasants county, asking the passage
Of u law providing for there assessment Of
lands in that county, as inexpedient to
ltgslatc upon.
Engrossed II. II. 207, to establish court
Of limited jurisdiction In the town Of
Grafton, was read third time and passed
by its title,
MIR. leo was instructed to communicate
the passage OF tho bill to the Senate and ask
It's concurrence.
Mr.. jackson, from the Judiciary Commit.
tee, reported S, Il. ll3, for the inspection Of
tobacco, with the recommendation that II
pass, with the amendment providing
that none Of the expenses connected there
with shall ever become charge upon the
treasury Of the State.
On motion Of same gentleman all the
amendments Of the committee were adopt
cd, and on the suspension OF the rules the
| bill was ordered TO It's engroSsmClt and
third reading without being read second
time,
MILLS on FIRST READING,
II. Il. 22l, providing for the use Of the
tracks oiOne railroad by another within the
corporate limits Of any town or city, &c
Bill read u first time Nnd ordered TO It's
second reading.
II. Il. 81, concerning regulation OF Ii
rrnses. Ordered to its second reading.
II. Il. 80, providing for the incorporation
Of Railroad Committee, presenting and
limiting the powers Of such corporation
when orgrni7ed. Ordered to It's second read
ing,
Ii, h. 81, Coudcnsing into one the Act
defining the powers and duties Of justices
aud constablcs. Passed to second reading
II. Il. III, nppropriating 5000 for re
pairing the old State road In KanawhG
county. Ordered to second reading,
II. Il. '54, providing against Telling tree,
into rivers and creeks. Ordered to second
reading,
II. b. $50, for the removal OF suits pending
In one court to the court Of another cOuu
tv, Read first time and ordered to II,
second reading.
II. d, 24i, declaring what rivers in Cabel
county may be declared public highways
Ordered to its second reading,
II. H. Il, providing for the examination
Of persons charged with felony before the
county court. Read the first time and or
dcred to It's second reading.
$. II. Il, providing for the collection o.
taxes having passed its regular order was
on motion OF Mr.. Fleming taken up, read 4
third time and passed by It's title.
Mr.. Fleming was instructed to conimuni'
cate the passage OF the bill to the Senate
and ask concurrence.
MTs W tlCu CulltN AuV utlCHNluu VI NuN
Speaker to the fact that he had introduced
a number Of bills at the last session Of The
Legislature and had as yet heard nothing O.
them.
II. h. 1913, providing for county courts
and defining their jurisdiction, and t
amend the same in relation to the county o
Boone. Ordered to its second reading.
Mr.. Blakemore moved to reconsider the
vote by which the report Of the Committee
on Roads on II. H. 20, was adopted and the
vote was fcconsidered aud he offered sub
stitute, under which persons under2l year
OF aye shall not be required to work on thu
road, unleSS the county court or 4 majority
thereof at the beginning Of the fiscal year
in providing for the working Of the road.
shall so order. The amendment was adopt
ed and the bill rs amended passed
II. u. lO7, in relation to settlement Of ac
counts Of boards Of Education. Read frs
time and ordered to second reading,
On motion Of Mr.. Upton the House took
n recess until o'clock.