The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-15
County Courts of Mason and Putnam.

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By Mr.. Jackson, House Bill No 225,
"a bill to amend and re-enact section 5,
chapter l29 of the Code" Referred to
Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Pugh, House Bill No 256. "a
bill to repeal section s, chapter l39 OF the
acts of 1928, concerning hens Tor pur-
chase money and mechanics liens Re-
ferred to Judiciary Committee.
By MIR. Houston, House bill No Zo,,
"a bull to amend section II, chapter ia
of an act entitled an act to amend sec
tions Is and Il, chapter l4O OF the Code
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Bv Mr.. Dyche House Bill No 25S, "a
bill to amend and re-enact section 10,
chapter l73 of the acts OF 1872 Refer
red to Committee on Counties, Districts
and Municipal Corporations.
By PR. Gett'nser, Resolution that the
Committee on Education be instructed to
inquire into the expediency of making
all towns and villages of sufficient popu-
lation independent school districts.
By Mr. Morgan \ resolution that the
Committee on Taxation and Finance in
quirc into the expediency of appointing
a Board of Equalization for the purpose
of equalizing the value of property.
By Mr. Spencer, n resolution in rela-
tion 20 the invested securities Of the
Shool Fund.
By Mr. Turner Il resolution requesting
the Governor 10 return to the House all
bills vetoed by His Exccllency together
with his objections thereto. Rejected.
By Mr.. Jordan:
/ Rcsoircd, That the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs prepare and report sub
stantial design Tor State flag for West
! Virginia.
BY Mr.. Reynolds; of Mercer, a resolu-
ton referring so much of the Governors
message relating to Normal Schools to
/ Committee on Education,
By Mr.. Snider, resolution directing
/ the Committee on Education to provide
for the manner in which tic votes shal
I be decided in school districts,
/ BY Mr.. Williams, resolution refer
. ring so much OF the Governors message
as relates to the Institution for Deaf
! Dumb and Blind, to Committee on Hu.
name and Criminal Institutions.
| Mr.. Hutchinson moved to take up
! House Joint Resolution No. ~ and re-
fer to Judiciary Committee. Agreed TO.
Mr. Shnn presented the petition of
| John W. Hammond and 80 others ask
/ ing the passage OF an act to pay him for
services in building the Charleston, Rip
ley and Ravenswood Turnpike.
The Speaker appointed the following
Committee on Centennial under rcso
luton adopted Thursday: Messrs. Camp
bell, Miller, Gettinger, Williams and
Simpson.
The Speaker laid before tho House u
communication from the ministers ofthe
city, offering their services to open the
proceedings daily with prayer.
Also commUr ication from Hon. \.
J. Sweeney, Chairman of the Centennial
Commission, inviting the members to
visit the rooms Of the Commission at No.
1920 Market street.
y number of bills were advanced to
second and third reading.
Senate Bill 90, on motion of Nr. lee,
was referred to the Committee on Taxa
tion and finance.
senate Bills j2, 53 and j6 were refer
red to the Judiciary Committee.
On motion OF Mr.. Stuart leave OF ab-
sence was granted Mr.. Hutchson for one
day.
On motion Of Mr.. Hutchison, leave Of
absence wa, granted Mr.. Stuart for one
/ day.
On motion of Mr.. Farnsworth, leave of
absence was granted Mr. Fleming Tor
one day.
Mr.. Welch moved to adjourn.
On this motion Mr.. Hall called for the !
ayes and noes; sustained The roll was
called, and resulted ayes, 2l; nocs, -.
On motion of Mr.. Hulchson, the Ser
grant-at-arms was sent out 10 bring in |
the absent members.
The Sergeant alarms returned with |
several members who made acceptable |
excuses.
Mr.. Welch again moved TO adjourn.
Mr.. Hall called for ayes and noes Ad.
journed
Correction-Mr Reynolds of Taylor
and not Mr. Reynolds OF Mercer, pre-
sented the petition OF James W,iBurdett,
and others on Friday, in reference 20
the distribution of school monies in
Court House District of Taylor County