The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-19

! On Taxation and Finance-Messrs.
Fleming, West, Simpson, Gettinger,
Chapman, Enoch, Dix and White.
On Military Attairs.-Messrs: Hous-
ton, McEldowney, Short, Warden and
Snyder.
Judiciary-Messrs. Jackson, Miller
Good, Ice, Mason, Welch, Blackemore,
Sehon, Stuart, Campbell, Hutchison and
Carlle.
On observation-disclosures. Welch, Chap
man, Rodgers, Kirtley, Reynolds, of
Mercer, Warden, Huffman, Reynolds, of
Taylor, and Campbell.
On Counties, Districts and Municipal
Corporations-Messrs. Miller, Prichard,
Dix, Farnsworth, Thornburg, Morgan,
Taylor, Sndsr and Pugh.
On Private Corporation and JOINT
Stock Companies-Messrs. West, Stuart,
Huffman, Agee, iVaug han, Williams,
Warden, Zinn and Dyche.
On Roads and Internal Navigation
Messrs. Wooddell, Taylor, Wilson, Rey-
nolds, of Mercer, Stone, Small Cornwell,
Squires and Hall.
On Forfeited and Unappropriated
Lands-Messrs. Ice, Houston, Powell,
Deque Furgeson, Reynolds, of Taylor,
Short, Shinn and Babb.
On Claims and observation-disclosures.
Jordan, Farnsworth, Rogers, Montgom-
erv and Turner.
On Humane Institutions and Public
Buildings-Messrs. Tanner, Chidester,
Houston, Morgan and Lough.
On Printing and Contingent Expenses
-Messrs. NJ, Eldowney, Pritchard, Roles,
Vaughan and Dyche.
On Executive Offices and Library
Messrs. Thornburg, Gettinger, Upton,
Long and Snyder.
On Arts. Sciences and General I'm
provements-Messrs. Williams, Corn
well, McCulloch, Furgeson, and Carlile.
On Penitentiary-Messrs. Pritchard,
French, Schon, Reynolds, OF Mercer, and
Spencer.
On Immigration Messrs. Squires,
Fleming. Houston, Kirtley and Hall.
On Enrolled Bills-Messrs. Blakemore
and Dix.
Upon motion of Mr.. West,
Resolved That so much of the Govern
ors message rs relates to Federal inter-
ference with State governments, be refer
red to special committee of five.
On motion of Mr. Dix,
Resolved, That editors and reporters be
invited to seats in the Hall, for the pur-
pose of reporting its proceedings.
On motion of Mr.. Wclch,
ResoLred. That the Committee on Elec-
tions and Privileges be instructed to
ascertain the mileage to which each men,
ber of this House is entitled, and that
they report as soon rs possible.
On motion of Mr.. Hutchinson,
RexoLced. That so much of the Cover
nors message as refers to the laws re-
curing amendments, be referred to the
| Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Carlile gave notice that motion
would be made to morrow to amend the
| i2l rule of the House so as to read, "all
| bills introduced by motion for leave,
! shall be read the first time and printed,
after which they may be referred to u
! committee
The following bills were introduced by
motion for leave and referred under the
42d rule TO the appropriate committee;
Bv Mr. West-HOuse bill No. !, "a
bill to amend and re-enact section % of
chapter 80 of the code
Bv Mr.. Hutchinson-House bill No. =,
a bill to secure homesteads and exemp-
tions of personal property to residents OF
this State from execution warrant of dis
tress or other process.
Bv Mr.. Good-House Bill No. ), "a
bill to authorize the transfer of causes
from courts of limited jurisdiction here
tofore or hereafter established in incor-
porated towns and cities to the Circuit
Court or County Court.
By Mr.. Welch-Housc bill No. s, con-
cerning homcstcadS and exemptions from
forced sales of personal property in GER
tain cases
By Mr.. Hutchinson-IIouse bill No. 7,
"A bill to create County Court and
Board of Commissioners for the county
of Wood. under the 34th section of the
Sth article of the constitution.
Bv Mr.. Millers-Housc bill No. II,
"A bill to recognize the county court of
Kanawha county, and
Bv Mr.. Wclch-house bill No. IL,
concerning bonds of the levy execution.
Mr.. Carlile. on leave, introduced the
following bills, which, on motion Of the
same gentleman, scverally made, were
laid on the table:
House bill No. 6, "a bill fixing the
LEGAL rate Of interest for the loan or for
bearance of money or other things and
House bill No. !, "A bill repeating sec
tions 6 and 10 of an act providing for
homesteads and exemption from forced
sales of personal property in certain
cases" approved December 20, 1873.
Mr.. Welch, on leave, introduced
House bill No. 4, "a bill to incorpor-
ate the New Greek Boom and Lumber
Company.
Referred to proper committee.
Mr.. Miller, by motion for leave, intro
duced the following bills:
House Bill No. 10, "a bill to amend
! and re-euact the charter of the city of
Charleston, in the county of kanawha.
Referred to Committee on Counties,
Districts and Municipal Corporations,
and
House Bill No. II, "a bill amending
and re-enacting certain sections of chap
ter SS, OF the acls Oh 1000 PloFlulhs
for the incorporation Of associations or
canized to construct railroads, maintain
ing the same, etc, etc"
Referred to Committee on Private Cor
porations and Joint Stock Companies.
On motion of Mr.. Pritchard,
ReSoLped, That the Committee on Tax
alton and Finances be instructed to in
ouire into the expedisncy of providing
for paving George w. Martin, Jr., and
Others for labor in the Clarksburg and
Wheeling Turnpike Company.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 3, was
adopted. 1t provides for furnishing the
members with bound copies of the Jour
nails, Bills and Acts of the last Legisla-
ture.
On motion of Mr.. Simpson, adjourned.