The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-14
REpoHTs or COMMITTEES.

DR.. Logan, OF the Committee on Taxa
ton and Finance, reported back House
bill No. 1870, to amend and re enact section
q OF chapter IS OF the acts OF 1875, with
the recommendation that 1t do pass.
Also House bill No. $50, to refund Jor-
dan McJilton certain taxes, re commend
ing its reference to the Committee on Ju-
dietary.
Mr.. Gum, Of the Committee on the Ju-
dietary, reported back House bill No. and
Senate bill No. l2, both in relation 10 evil
dence in assumpsit, and recommended the
passage in lieu thereof OF House substitute,
bill authorizing erparIe evidence in exc
cutting writ of inquiry of damages in
cases OF assunpsit.
Mr.. Hutton, Of the Committee on Roads
and Internal Navigation, reported bacl;
House bill 220, to repeal chapter 10 OF the
acts Of 1870, in relation to the ferry across
the Little kanawha at Newark, in Writ
county, with accompanying petition, and
recommended thatit do not pass.
Mr.. Shelton, Of the Committee on Tmmi.
grafton and Agriculture introduced House
bill $50 in relation to q State immigration
agent and recommend its passage.
Also reported back House bill 80 in rela.
ton to protection against inferior stock
without recommendation.
An invitation was received from the
Executive Committee of the Anti Convict
Labor 10 attend meeting Of the party al
the Court House.
Mr.. Hill offered a resolution to accept,
butMr. Reynolds obiecting the resolution
went over one day.
Mr.. Gist offered n resolution directing
the Judiciary Committee 10 inquire into
the expediency OF providing for the trans
fer OF personal property held in trust in
certain cases, and to give bond for faithful
performances oil trustees duty.
Mr.. Stuart, under leave, introduced
House bill No. 240, as follows:
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of West
Virginia,
That Section 0, chapter IS Of the Act
passed February 81, 1877, entitled ian ac
providing for the location OF n permanent
seat OF government OF this State, and the
erection thcreat Of tho necessary public
buildings for the use OF the Stale" be, ant
the same Is hereby amended and re.enact
ed so as TO read Us follows:
As soon as possible4affsser.the first dry o
May, 1870, the Governor shall cause al
the books, papers, records and other per
sonal property Of the State, including thu
State library, pertaining TO the several de
partments Of the government, to be re
moved to the permanent seat OF govern
ment established under the provisions o
this act, the expenses OF which remova
shall DO paid out Of tho contingent fund.
The bill was referred 10 the Committe,
on Humane Institutions and Public Build
ings.
Mr.. Gooch introduced House bill Nc
23S, a bill to amend and re-enact section
So OF an act entitled an net to amend anI
re.enact the school law Of the State, whicl
was referred 10 tho Committee on Educa
ton.
On motion Of Mr.. Butcher, tho rule
were suspended for tho purpose OF takin
up all engrossed bills for q third recalling
MILLS PASSED.
House bill No. 1870, fixing the time 70
holding the County Courts in the countie
OF Wood and Writ,
House bill No. 10, requiring able bodice
males between the ages Ol q and 80 I
work the county roads.
House bill No. II, hill creating Nh
nicipal Court for tho city of Huntington.
House bill No. SO, bill to amend an
re.enact section %, chapter IS OF the act
Of 1872, in relation to the incorporation {
railroad companies SO as to permit bon
fde stock dividends.
House bill No. "a, to amend and re.enaC
the act providing for the construction OF
road from Helvelia in Randolph county
the Staunton and Parkersburg turnpike.
House bill No. IFS, TO pay Samuel Bar
for expenses incurred In apprehendtn
VIM. Letlingwella horse thief.
House bill No. 81, amending and re.el
acting section 5, chapter lS9 Of the acts
rEl679.S, concerning liens. .,
: House bill No. 60, making the farm Of
;, Stout q part Of the inaependentschool dl
tript Of Clarksburg.
House Bill No. la, On Act to reduce In
one the laws governing the Iurlsdiehc
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