The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-11

full to have the record printed or deposit
with the Clerk sufficient amount to pay
for the printing thereof.
s. b. l72, concerning the Weston x
WestfOrk Railroad Co.
$. B. l75, making appropriations Of pub:
lie money to pay members anu officers Of
the Legislature, committee clerks and
pages, mileage and per diem for the ad'
jOurned session commencing on the 10th
day Of November, 1875.
S, B. 1S9, making general provisions for
elections by tho people and providing for
the filling Of vacancies, came up on It's first
reading and on motion of Mr.. WelCh the
rule required by section 90 Of article Of
Constitution was dispensed with by the
consent OF 4.5 OF the members and the bill
ordered to second reading without being
read in full q first time,
Senate Bills read u second tiMO and or.
dered to q Sd reading.
=. B. rs, fixing the times OF holding the
county courts IN Writ county.
y. Il. 1906 changing the times for holding
tho circuit courts In Morgan county.
SD. l69, In relation to limitation against
the State.
s. y. l73, prescribing the time within
which school trustees and members OF the
board OF education shall qualify.
s. B. 10, organizing the circuit courts,
establishing their Jurisdiction and prescribe
the manner and mode Of proceeding In said
courts, approved Dec. 81, 1879, was referred
to the Committee on the Judiciary.
8. B. 1870, providing for the appointment
Of Centennial Commissioners, prescribing
their duties and apprOpriating money to
lefray their expenses, with the substitute
reported from the Special Committee on
the Centennial entitled u substitute for
.. d. 1870, providing for the appointment Of
Centennial Commissioners, prescribing
their duties and apprOpriating money 10
pay their expenses, and the substitute was
adopted.
After some further amendments the bill
was cngrosSel, and on motion OF Mr.. Camp
bell the rules were suspended and the bill
was taken up out Of its order, and the rule
required by section 90 Of article 6 Of the
Constitution was dispensed with and the
bill ordered to be read u second time this
day.
The bill was then read Il third time, and
Mr.. Campbell moved the previous ques'
ton, and the main question was ordered,
and after the title was amended the bill was
passed by u twO.thiFtls vote, ind the bill
lakes effect from its passage, and Mr..
Campbell was ordered TO communicate Its
passage 10 the Senate and ask concur.
renee.
=. d, %, concerning the Authorization Of
deeds and other writings, was read a second
time and ordered to Third reading.
u an 0vnvt,1inn, foe Tho Ia
Of persons charged with felony before
the County Courts.
AThe motion Of Mr.. DGpue TO lay the bill
on the table did not prevail. The bill was
then read second time and ordered to be
read third time.
Mr.. Miller, from the judiciary Commit.
tee, reported back II. Il. $50, regulating and
fixing the fees Of officers, approved March
q, 1873, with recommendation to pass.
Also, II. y. 323, amending and re.enact.
ing section l9 Of chapter l46 Of the Code,
with recommendation to pass.
Mr.. Stewart, from the Committee on Prl.
yate Corporations, reported II. u. 1853 regll.
hitting leyieS upon and attachments Of the
stock Of joint stock companies and report
the same with the recommendation that Il
pass.
On motion OF Mr.White the House took q
recess until o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION
House rcassembled at 2 o'clock and re.
sumed the consideration Of the school bill
as the special order
The whole afternoon was occupied In try.
ing TO amend the 60th section Of the bill so
as to make the annual levy for school pur.
poses ten cents on the hundred dollars In.
stead Of fifteen cents provided In tho bill;
which amendment was still pending when
the House took recess until ~ o'clock
in order to further consider the bill.
IN SENATE.
FRIDAY, December 10.
Senate met at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
s. Is 200, amending and re.enaCting sec.
ton 10 Of chapter "a Of the Code, was in.
troduced by Mr.. Bennett, and referred to
the Committee on Banks and Corporations.
Mr.. Arnett presented petition asking
the passage Of II stringent uSury law. Laid
on tho table.
$. b. 100, making usnrious contracts void,
was laid on The table on motion Of Mr.. Sher.
rnrd.
The following bills were disposed Of oil
their third reading:
=. b. 1872, amending the charter Of the
town Of ClarkSburg. Laid OH the table.
s. 3. III, establishing the Salt Sulphur
Lunatic Asylum. Rejected.
On motion Of Mr.. Bennett, Senate Bill
l70, making appropriations to pay general
charges on the Treasury, was taken from
the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Bennett, the bill was
again laid on the table.
The following bills were disposed Of on
their third reading:
s. u. 1866, regulating the deposit Of State
funds. Ordered to third reading.
s. II. 1860, aiding In the construction Of u
turnpike road In Webster county. Passed.
s. i. l6S, amending and fe.enacting sec.
ton 8 Of chapter 30 Of the Acts Of 1928.
Passed.
S. III, amending and re.enactlng sec.
ton 5 Of chapter SO Of the Code. Passed.
s. i. l7S, amending the general law in
reference to the sale Of lands for taxes.
Laid on the table.
s. u. 1871, providing for the permanent
location Of the State Capital by n vote Of
the people. Rejected.
SD. 1870, providing for the appointment
Of Centennial Commissioners and appro.
prlating $4,000 to collect specimens, &C.,
was returned from the House Of Delegates
with m amendment.
On motion Of Mr.. Bennett, II was taken
up out Of Its order and passed as amended.
$. u. 1874, appropriatlng money TO con.
struct road from MoundsviIle to Wheel.
lug, was, on motion Of Mr.. Price, laid on the
table.
s. u. lI7 providing for the sale Of dclin.
quent and forfeited lands.
$. B. 1877, amending and re.cnacting see.
ton 10 Of chapter 70 Of the Code.
8. Il, $50, Apprcpriating money for the
construction Of n turnpike road from Bar.
louisville to Cabell Court House.
s. D. 1855, repeating chapter 30 Of the Acts
Of 1923.
s. b. l76, relating to the powers aud jur.
isdiction Of Courts Of limited jurisdiction.
s. b. 1873, concerning clerks fees in Ger.
tain cases
On motion Of Mr.. Bennett, the Senate nd.
joutned to meet at 10 o'clock A. N. to.mor.