The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-20
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Ihe Honso moi at 10 4. ".

The House met at 10 AN.
Prayer by Rev. W. G. Wilson.
On motion OF Mr.. kitchen the reading
Of the Journal was dispensed with.
DR.. Logan, Chairman Of the Committee
on Taxation and Finance, reported Senate
Bill No. III, concerning the assessment of
taxes, with the recommendation that Il do
pass. ..
House Joint Resolution No. %, 10 OK.
tend the session OF the Legislature, com.
ing up for concurrence in tile amendment
oil the Senate TO fix the time OF adjourn
ment to March 10th, the same was agreed
10. ~
Mr.. Parsons moved that the announce.
ment Of the vote on the adoption OF the
resolution as amended be postponed until
3r. Adopted.
Senate joint resolution No. II, propos.
ing an amendment to the Constitution in
relation to the judiciary department com
ing mp as unfinished business and there
being no further amendments, the resoln
Ton was ordered to It's third reading.
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills were read n third
time and passed, and their passage com.
municated to the Senate.
House bill No. 10, amending sections l9
II and III OF chapter 10 OF the acts OF 1871
changing the charter Of Huntington,
House bill No. lie, amending and ro,
cnHcting Section 30 OF Chapter hi of tho
Acts Of 1928, entitled an act to provide
Tor opening and keeping in repair the
county roads,
House Bill No. IS. to amend chaptcr 40
oil the Acts OF 1871, entitled An Act to
authorize the Judge Of the First judicial
Circuit to employ a shorthand writer in
certain cases. The bill limits the pcr diem
to eight dollars. The bill takes effect from
its passage.
House Bill No. 1872, concerning the in.
corporation Of Joint Stock COMPANIES
without special charters,
House Bill No. 10, the usurv bill, was
read third time and passed BY the foI.
lowing vote: w.
1.-The yeas were: Messrs. Mofett Speaker
Billmyer, Bradford, Calvert, CampbelI
Ghipley, Davidson, Furbee, Gist, IIagans
Hare, Harvey, lIawvcr, Hill, Holt, Hutton
Johnson, kirtlcy, Lewis, AlcCrecry. Nc.
Cav, Melvin, Monroe, Pcnny6acEer Post t
Tombstone, Quinn, Reynolds, Righter'
!Kock, Shelton, Sheppard, Snider, Stuart
Taylor, Ungcr and Nanal-3S.
The nays were: Messrs. Arnold, Bcll
Iot Minerall, Dell (ot Lincoln), Butcher
Carter, CLARK, Ewing, Fisher, Fulkerson'
jooch, Gum, liver, Jacob, Logan, Nc.
Srum, McNeer, Mearns, Montgomery.
l'arsons, Ross, Roush, Rymer, Schefr
Loney and Wilson, Messrs. Barr Hn3
Nixon not voting. '''"
House bill No. 9Ol, fixing and changing
the time Of holding the County Court in
tho County Of Taylor.
House bill No. l75, providing for the
support Of primary schools was read a
third time and rejected.
House bill No. 2lS providing for the
regulation Of coal mines and Protection
Passed. :" '''s'e'''
Recess until 2:3O IN,
Afternoon SesSIon.
Mr., Gum from the Committee on tho
judiciary reported House bill No. ZOE. n
olli to establish courtof limited criminal
jurisdiction In tho City OF Wheeling IN
abolish tho Municipal Court, without RI.
commentator. ''''N"' y
House bill No. 2lO, TO protect the Dur.
cliasers Of fertilizers in tile State, was read
a third time and passed. '' ''''"
House bill No. 81, in relation 10 legal
advertisements, was read second time.
q; amended and ordered to third reading
The Pill as amended is as follows:
a oil. to amend and rc,enact sections
and 2 OF chapter l5l OF the acts Of
NJ.
RN enacted BY DE Legislature of IIea lTr-
gina, That sections aud 3 OF Chapter 1S1
OF the acts OF 1928 DO amended and re.
enacted 50 as TO read as follows:
SEC |. That whenever court shall here
after decree the sale Of real estate, til. !