The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-16
Circuit Courts Of The county in which the

Circuit Courts 81 tue county In which the
Capital Is.
BY Mr. Parsons, House bill No. 08, a
bill providing that notes, bondsand other
written evidence OF debt, duly acknow.
ledged and recorded, shall DO liens on the
real estate OF the person executing such
evidence Of debt In favor Of the persons 70
whom the same shall be executed,
BY Mr.. Billmyer: House bill No. 81, an
act to protect birds and game.
BY. Mr.. SCherr: House bill No. 95, 10
appropriate $500 to pay part OF the ex.
pense Of rebuilding the bridge across Stony
river, on the Northwestern turnpike, In
the county Of Grant. II Z
BY Mr.. Quinn: House bill No. 90, to
prevent stock from running OF large In
this State. ltiWi
BY Mr.. Roush: House bill No. OF, Ia
amend certain sections OF the school law
in relation to what shall constitute quor.
UNI Of the Board Of Education.
BY Mr.. Campbell: House bill No. 9S,
to repeal section 10 OF chapter 1893 OF the
acts Of 1928, in relation 10 the rGcordation
OF declarations Of homeSteads.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolution were intr1.
duced and referred:
by Mr.. HawYer: To reduce the salary
OF the Judges OF the Court Of Appeals Ia
5000 per annum, and the salary oil Cir.
cult Court Judges TO 81, 700. w
BY Mr.. Lewis: To protect purchasers
from worthless fertilizers.
by Mr.. Taylor: That all property sold
under DEGREES Of courts be made BY the
sheriff Of the county in which the decree
is made.
By Mr.. scherr: That the salary Of
teachers shall be uniform in each county
according to the grade Of their respective
certificates.
By Mr.. Hill: That should II be neces.
sary 10 appoint another page for the House
Of Delegates, that the speaker make such
appointment.
BY Mr.. lIawver: That the Speaker up,
point IN additional page. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Harvey: That all resolutions
proposing amendments 10 the Constitution
DO reported by the joint committee OF botl
Houses appointed for that purpose
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Rock; To give 10 distress war.
rants the effect Of attachments only, and
prohibiting sales under distress warrants
BY Mr. Calvert: TO appropriate SO, DOC
to help complete The DGnkard turnpike
road in Wetzel county.
By Mr.. Holt: To reduce the fees Of Clerk.
of Courts.
House Bill No. II, creating Municipal
Court for the City Of Huntington, wa!
read for the first time, and ordered to 1
second reading. Ill7 ~
House bill No. 0, in relation to orders
and DEGREES made by Circuit Court judge
in vacation, was read the first time, ant
ordered TO q second reading.
House bill No. 8, to amend Section SIS o.
Chapter 1913 Of the Acts Of 1928, in rela
ton to County Superintendent OF Schools
was read the first time, and ordered to !
second reading. sI5 s7ssY7'
House bill No, &, an act 10 abolish thu
Teachers Institute, was read for the frs
time and passed to second reading.
House bill No. %, providing for the sup
port Of free schools by levying State tas
Of 20 cents on each 500 property Of the
State, was taken up and read first time.
Mr.. Reynolds moved 10 reject tho bill.
after quite an animated discussion, par
ticlpated In by Messrs Bradford and Rey
nolds, in support OF the motion To reject
and by Messrs. Stuart, Monroe and other
against its rejection, the bill was ordered
printed, in order to give tho members al
opportunity to examine the bill. The tax
US proposed in this bill, is double Thu
amount as it now is, being at present ter
cents on each one hundred dollars o
property. ~
A message from the Senate announced
the adoption by that body OF Senate Join
Resolution No. 8, Requiring johnson N
Camden to appear at the bar OF the Senate
to answer tor his contempt In refusing Il
answer q question propounded by o Join
Committee Of tho Legislature" 3
On motion OF Mr.. Monroe the ruiz
that the House adjourn at one oclocl
was suspended. SO N
Mr.. Monroe then moved that the Houst
take pthe report Of the Committee 81
Rules. Adopted. d
The report with several amendment.
was then adopted.
On motion, the House at 2:20 y. N.
adjourned until tomorrow at l0A. NJ.