The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-18
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

Jutlicidry-Mr. Gum, Chairman, report
ed House bill No. 70, in relation to cleo.
tons, with the recommendation that il do
not pass. .e.---
Also House bill No. so, in relation to
rights OF married women, without recon-
mendation.
Also, House bill No. So, to punish the
otfense Of incest, with the recommendation
that it do pass.
Also, as inexpcdient to forbid certain
officers from becoming bondsmcn for Sher.
IFS.
Also, rs inexpedient to repeal the pres.
ent law governing religious and beneyo.
lent institutions.
charlottesville. Hill, Chairman, reported
as ilexpedient TO amend section 90 OF
chapter l23ofthe acts OF 1928, in relation
TO the school year.
Also, House bill 70, relating 10 the
school fund, with recommendation that it
do pass.
Humane Institutions and Public Builiiuqs
Mr.. Gooch, Chairman, reported House
bill p to appropriate money and impose
tax for Hospital purposes, with recon-
mendation that it do pass.
EnrOled BMs-Mr. Pennybacker, Chair
man, reported Senate bill No. q, to change
the times Of holding Courts in the Eighth
Judicial Circuit, as being properly en-
rolled and correct.
The Clerk Of the Senate communicated
to the House the reportof the Joint Rail.
road Committee, showing in what way
J: N. Camden is in contempt, which is in
his refusal TO answer what rebate he re-
celved from the company on freight.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
The following bills and resolutions were
introduced aud referred:
By Mr.. Logan: House bill No. lO7. n
bill to provide a special assessment on lots
or parcels OF ground in the city Of Wheel
ing for the benefits and advantages OF GER
tain public improvements.
BY Mr.. Chipley: House bill No. los, to
punish the concealment OF the death OF
infant bastard children.
BY Mr.. Hutton: House bill No. 100, n
bill to prevent stock, from running at
largein the several counties OF the State.
BY Mr.. Parsons: House bill No. Ito, to
amend section 63 Of chapter 22G OF The
acts OF 1928, so MS TO allow witnesses be.
fore Justices OF the Peace fifty cents for
each days attendance, instead OF one dol
lar as 1t now is, and to allow five cents for
each mile Travelled.
By Mr., Hill: 4 resolution requesting
the Committee on Education to INQUIRE
into the cxpediency OF passing a law to
remove oil school officers for intemper.
ance.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Senate joint resolution No, 0, in relation
to the contemgt offered the Railroad Com.
mittee by johnson N. Camden, coming up
as unfinished business OF yesterday, on
motion was referred 10 the Committee on
Judiciary.
On motion Of Mr.. ParsoM: Senate bill
No. so, to change the time OF holding the
County Court Of Jackson county, was
taken up and read second time and
ordered TO be engrossed for third read.
ing.
BILLS on FIRST READING.
Tho following bills were read for first
time: ..-.
House bill No. 20: To provide for
selling real estate by execution. Rejected.
House bill No. %: Providing for the
faithful execution Of wills and to facilitate
the same. Rejected.
House bill No. 8; To change the road
law In relation 10 keeping open and in
repair country roads. Rejected.
Numerous bill and resolutit rs referred
to It The resolution was rejected by
u vote Of u to SO.
Thehour Of adjournment hayingarrived
tho House adjourned until tomorrow at
l0A.M.
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