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Referred to Committee on Ju-

river. heteIrea w Sohah'S'0o W.
dietary.
Mr.. Riley-House Bill No. 120, relat-
ing to actions brought to recover lsna.
RSferred tost the COMMITTEES on the JUDI |
sIr Hsrdman-A resolution providing
that County Courts shall not grant IL
cense to sell intoxicating liquors at any
or ITS terms except those set apart Tor
the transaction OF the police and hscai
affairs of the county. Referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Riga resolution reducing tne
fees of the clerks Of the circuit ana
county courts. Referred to Committee
on Judiciary.
M, Robinson-A resolution to provide
for the election of an additional justice
of the peace in Franklin district, Nine
raj county. Referred to Committee on
Judiciary.
Mr.. Hutton-A resolution to appro-
pirate $1,000 for the completion Of road
leading from the mouth of the Black
Fork OF Cheat river, in Tucker county,
to Bennet's store, in Randolph county.
Referred to Committee on Roads.
Mr.. Steadman-A resolution In rels-
tion to the time Of electing school ON
GERS. Referred to Committee on Educa-
ton.
House Joint Resolution No. 6, propos.
inc An amendment TO the Constitution
in relation 10 the election franchise,
which was pending when the House ad.
journed yesterday, was then taken up
and upon motion was recommltteo 70
the Judiciary Committee.
Senate Bill No. ], to make an appro-
pria.ion Tor the State Normal schools,
was read for a first time and ordered to
second reading.
Senate Bill No. 10, changing the time
for holding the County Courts OF Putnam
county, was read first time and ordered
to second reading.
Senate Bill No. 3 authorizing private
corporations to purchase the stock OF
railroad companies and guarantee their
debts. was read second time and ordered
to third reading.
Senate Bill No. 4, to dispose OF the
stock of the p, w. Il Ky. K. r., held oy
the counties of Brooke and Ohio, was
read second time and ordered 10 a
third reading. :,
Senate Bill No. I, in relation to bail
in criminal cases, was read and referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
Senate Bill No. 9, relating to evidence
in actions of assumpsit, was read Sec
ond time and referred to the same COM
mite.
Scaate Bill No. 6, authorizing corpor-
ations to issue either coupon or regis
tered bonds, and to exchange the one for
the other, was read third time and
passed, to take effect from its passage.
MIR. Hearn was appointed to inform
the Senate of the passage OF the bill.
Epyrossed House Bill No. 2, changing
the time for holding the Circuit Court oil
the Ninth Judicial District, came up on
its third reading, and on motion was laio
on the table for correction.
Encrossed House Bill No. 7, regulst,
ing appeals, writs of error and superse
IDEAS, was read for third time and
passed, to take effect from its passage.
Mr.. Ferguson WAS appointed to in
form the Senate Of the passage OF the
bill.
Engrossed House B;ll No. 8, relating tc
punishment Of larceny, was read
third time, and passed to take effect from
its passage. Mr.. Hooff was appointed
to inform the Senate OF its passage.
Engrossed House Bill No. 81, relating
to license of public exhibitions, was read
third time and laid on the table.
Mr.. Chancellor, of the Finance Com
mittee, reported the compensation OF the
officers OF the House of Delegates, as iol.
lows: Clerk of House, $40 per diem;
four Assistant Clerks, ST each; Sergeant
alarms, IS; Assistant Sergeant at Arms
So; Door keeper, "a and each officer tt
be allowed mileage at the rate OF five
cents per mile.
House Bill No. Az, to protect buoys,
lamps, etc, was read for the first time
and ordered to second reading.
House Bill No II, TO require certain
officers to make annual settlements, was
read the first time and ordered TO its
second reading.
House Bill No. Ga, to prevent members
of the Legislature from ira yelling on
railroads free OF charge, was read the
\ urSL time anu OTucEe0 W ecSoho iSou-
ing.
House Bill No. 60, to provide for the
working of convicts in the Penitentiary,
was read, the first time and ordered to
second reading.
House Bill No. 25, providing for the
location of II permanent seat OF govern
meat OF this State, came up on It's sec
ond reading, ard Mr.. Penny hacker
moved an indefinite postponement OF
the bill.
Mr.. Ferguson asked the gentleman
to withdraw his moilOu to allow the
friends of the bill further time 10 per-
.ect il, which WAS dose
Pending the COT Iteration Of which,
on motion OF Mr.. Hcarn, the House took
recess until q O'Clock P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House reassembled at the eXpera.
ton of tha recess and resumed the con-