The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-07
West Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
MONDAY, December Q, 1875,
House met pursuant to adi0umment. !

House met pursuant to adjournment,
COMMITTEE REPORTS,
by Mr.. Miller, from Committee on Judi.
ciary S. B, 81, to prevent the evils arising
from the indiscriminate sale OF intoxicating
liquors, with Recommendation not to pass,
there being other legislation pending on
the same subject.
Also, II. u, los, amending and re-enact.
ing section Of chapter So of the Code, with
Recommendation to pass,
Also, II. b. 1856, amending and re-enact'
ing section OF chapter 50 Of the Code, with
recommendation not to pass on account OF
pending legislation.
Also, II. d. hi, with recommendation not
to pass.
Also, Il. L. in reference to grand juries Of
County Courts, recommending no leglsla'
tiOn thereon.
Also, II. B. II, affecting railroad corpora.
tions, without Recommendation.
Also, II. b l69, fixing and regulating Off
cial fees, recommending not to pass on &c.
count of pending legislation.
Also, II. b. l76, in reference to elections,
reporting other legislation rs pending on
the same subject.
Mr.. Reynolds, of Taylor, offered reso.
luton appointing Committee whose duty
it shall be to select the most important bills
now before the House for immediate con.
sideratiOn,
The following bills were taken up and
passed to a third reading;
II. B. IS, allowing criminals to tGStityin
their own behalf
II. b. 80, in relation to appeals from jus.
tees courts. Mr.. Pugh, OF Tyler, offered
an amendment which was rejected.
II, b, ~, relating to the examination Of
persons charged with crime.
II. B. is, providing for the bringing OF
suits against partnerships and corporations.
II. b, IS, appropriatng money for the
construction OF road from Charleston to
ParkCrsburg, with substitute, which was
adopted.
Il, b, O., providing for fencing along
railroads.
II. b. 10, for the opening and repairing Of
county roads.
II. 3. 10, relating to fees Of justices, was
recOnSiderCd, and on motion OF Mr., Morgan
was amended by substituting therefor the
fee bills Of 1868,
II. b. o., in relation to the listing Of rail-
road property by the Presidents Of Com.
lhlllNa u"hA"A oNlh HAVlSlky'
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House re.assembled at $3.50 o'clock.
A message was received from the Senate
announcing the passage OF s. i, l2G, In re-
latiOn to the taxation Of dogs; also :. d. lao,
in reference to writs Of error, and asking
the concurrence OF the House.
Bills passed to third reading;
II. b. l2j, in relation to felony cases.
Ii. b. 81, providing for the removal Of In.
sane cOnvicts from the Penitentiary.
II. B, l0i, providing for the assessment OF
fee bills.
II. b. 1888, in relation to the incorporation
Of banks, and providing for the Semi.an.
nual reports and pains and penalties under
which they shall be made.
II. b. 70, refundiHg certain school monies
in Mercer county.
II. Il. 1889, appropriating 5000 to repair
roads In Nicholas and RandOlph counties.
II. i. l40, apprOpriating $3.50 to repair
two bridges across 'Green6rier river In PO.
cahontas county.
II. u. al, appropriating : 900 to com
plete u turnpike road 10 White Sulphur
Springs in Greenbrier county.
II. b. llO, establishing State Board Of
Health, was on motion Of Mr.. Jordan, laid
on the table.
II. B. 1877, repeating act Of December 10,
1868, allowing the city Of Parkersburg to
lend her bonds for the purpose OF assisting
In the establishment Of manufactures.
II. D. 50, concerning the assessment Of
taxes.
$. b. 1871, for the relief OF F. b. Coyer, Of
Webster county
II. b. 40, relating to publishing the re.
ports Of the Supreme Court Of Appeals.
Substitute for II. u. liz, with amend.
ments thereto, regulating the sales of prop.
efty under deeds Of trust,
4 motion was made to lay this bill on the
table, but waslOst.
Adjourned