The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-14

Mr.. Reynolds, from tho Committee on
Privileges, and, Elections, reported the
amount oimileage to which each member
oithe House Is entitled. Several amend
ments as 70 amount were made. The re-
port was then adopted.
Mr.. Hill, Chairman Of the Committee on
Education, reported House bill No. %, In
relation 10 the tax 10 be levied for school
purposes with recommendation that 1t do
pass t...f.
iiMr. Gum, Chairman OF the Judiciary
Committee, reported House bill No. 10,
allowing real estate TO be levied on under
writs Of teri Jaeias, with recommendation
that Il do not pass.
Also House bill No. 90, o bill providing
for the faithful execution Of wills and to
facilitate the same, with recommendation
that II do not pass.
Also rs inexpedient the resolution re-
ferred TO adopt the whipping post in this
State.
Mr.. Hutton, Chairman Of the Committee
on Roads and Internal Navigation, report
ed House bill No. 10, IN act to provide for
the opening and keeping In repair OF coun.
~ roads, with recommendation that II do
pass.
Mr.. Monroe, Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Rules, reported several amendments
TO the standing rules Of the House. Laid
over for one day.
The following bills were introduced and
seyerally referred 10 their proper com.
mittees:
BY Mr.. Poundstone: House bill No. So,
to empower arbitrator to issue subpGnas
for witness TO testify before them and to
administer oath to such witness.
BY Mr.. Bradford; House bill No. 81, to
provide for the construction OF a bridge
across Tygarts Valley river in Barbour
county near Ellington.
BY Mr.. Harvey: House bill No. IS, in
relation TO the assessment OF taxes.
By Mr.. Jacob: House bill No. IS, re.
latlng TO the incorporation OF raslroad
companies, so Us To permit bona fde stock
dividends.
By Mr.. Ewing: House bill No. 81, in
relation to witness in cival actions, also
House bill No. IS, 10 authorize Judges Of
Circuit Courts to appoint stenographers.
By Mr.. Parsons: House bill No. 50, to
prevent any clerk, sheriff or deputy from
acting as an attorney at law in any action
and making the penalty for any officer so
acting $50.
By Mr.. snider: House bill No. 90, to
construct a bridge across the Little IA
nawha at Glenville.
By Mr.. Harvey: House bill No. 81, per.
hitting affidavits TO accounts to be intro
duced as priiaG tacia evidence in actions OF
assumpsit.
BY Mr.. Stewart: House bill No. go, to
amend and re-enact Sections II aud - oi
Chapter 90 Of the Code in relation 10 a
husbands liability for the debt Of his wife
contracted before marriage.
By Mr.. Calvert: House bill No. 63, in
relation to assessment districts in certain
counties OF this State.
By Mr.. Gum: House bill No "a, in re.
lation to appeals and supersedeas.
By Mr.. Furbee: House bill No. 65, q
bill to amend and re.enact the road law oil
this State.
By Mr.. Johnston: House bill Ne. 60, to
make the farm OF BENZ. B. Stout part oil
the independent school district OF Clarks.
burg.
BY Mr.. Harvey: House bill No. 81, in
relation 70 suits brought by or against
partnership or corportions.
By Mr.. kirtley: House bill No. 6S, in
relation to voting for certain officers in the
city Of Huntington.
By Mr.. Hagans: House bill No. 90, q
bill to compel trustees and assignees tC
give bond.
By Mr.. Rock: House bill No. 70, an acI
to prevent the collection of over six pei
cent interest on any trust deed, note OF
| nlatTa ut1 oil an, obI IN nNutuh nn,, ,,;o1a
ton Of the same bya forfeiture OF twice
the amount Of the excess Of interest ovel
six per cent.
PETITIONS.
By Mr.. Bradford: Petition OF A. NJ
Wolford and 2S others asking an appro
priation for wagon road III Randolph
county. Referred.
By Mr.. Taylor: Petition OF 7. P. Jeffrey
Of Richie county, asking change OF loca
ton Of the Northwestern turnpike.
By Mr.. Scherr: Petition OF 81 citizens o.
Grant county asking that S. II. Smith
Sheriff, receive $3.50 for the capture OF W
s. Douglas, convicted felon.
By Mr.. Roush: Petition OF 81 citizens OF
Mason county for stock law for Cooper
district Referred.
BY Mr.. Sheppard: Petition OF citizens Of
Wood county asking amendments to the
school law. Referred.
By Mr.. Sheppard: Petition OF 1888 citi.
zens Of Writ county asking that the pres
ent County Court system be abolished OF
modified, and to extend the jurisdiction Of
justices. Referred.
By Mr.. Unger: Petitionof % citizens OIL
Mason county asking that an amendment