The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-21

tedness has been standing on theibookS Of
tho Auditor for more than three years.
by Mr.. Rymer: House bill No. 127, 70
amend the 81 section OF the school law IN
relation to school levies. n
By Mr.. Arnold: House bill No. l2S,
providing for the payment OF officers fees
In advance, and the effect thereof.
BY Mr., Parsons: House bill 100, TO re.
peal sections 7and 10 Of chapter 33of the
Code, and to amend section II ofthe
same chapter, In relation to the tax on
seals OF clerks Of court, r0taries and other
officers. r
BY Mr.. Ross; House bill No. 100, to re.
peal chapter l04 Of the acts OF 1877, relat.
ing to the Qualification administers Of the
gospel to celebrate the rites Of matri.
mony.
BY Mr.. Hutton: House bill No. 1871, pro-
viding for the construction OF q road In the
counties Of Randolph and Pendleton, from
Jessie Goddens, on the Fairmont and
Beverly Road, O! miles north OF Beverly
following the present county location TO
the north Of SeniCa.
RESOLUTIONS,
by Mr. Davidson: Requesting our rep.
resentatives In Congress to procure an ap-
preparation to erect and equip suitable
building In which TO publish a national
series OF school books 10 be sold ut cost.
Referred to Committee on Education.
by Mr.. Kirtley: To hold elections for
State officers and members OF Congress on
the same day. Referred to the Committee
on Privileges and Elections.
ntt Ms DntaI,, t., unIatta,, - $40, af
clerks ut school elections. Referred.
By Mr.. Ross: To require teachers 10 dc.
vote the last school day Of each month 10
the examination Of pupils.
Mr.. Butcher presented the petition oil
o. citizens Of Ohio county, asking the
transfer OF one Of the normal schools 10
the Use OF the colored people.
MIR. Hill, Chairman Of the Committee on
Education, reported House bill No. 132, fol
tho removal Of certain school officers.
House joint resolution No. 8, was taken
from the table and read, and on motion
was recOmmiIted to the Committee on I'm.
migration.
Mr.. Reynolds called up the resolution
ofcredby him on Saturday, that hereafter
the House met at 0 A. N. Rejected.
The following bills were read:
Senate Bill No. 20, in relation to the as
scssment OF personal property. Ordered
to second reading.
Senate Bill No. 90, in relation to the ap.
pointment OF special Receivers. Ordered
to second reading.
Senate Bill No. 5, providing for the re
cordation OF certain bonds. Read sec
Ond time and rccOmmitted
Senate Bill No. IL, in raletion to evi
dence in actions of assumpsit, 80 as L
make affidavits to accounts prima faCia ev.
ldence OF the correctness ofsuCh accounts
Read q second time and committed TO thu
Judiciary Committee.
Senate Bill No. 10, in relation to Capon'!
Springs and Watsontown Trustees. Read
aseCond time and ordered to third read
ing.
The following bills were read a frs
time:
House Bill No. 5, to exempt personal
earnings from seizure by legal process!
when the amount does not exceed $3.50
and the labor is performed during tn,
three months preceding an action 70 re
cover from such laborer. Ordered TO
second reading.
House Bill No. 10, to reduce into on,
law defining the jurisdiction, &C., OF jus
tees and constables. Ordered to secont
reading
House bill No. Sc, to amend Section ..
OF Chapter IS OF the Acts OF 1928, relat
ing to the incorporation OF railroads, so a
to permit bona fde dividends. Ordered Il
q second reading.
House bill No. IS, authorizing the Judge
OF the First Judicial Circuit to appoint
stenographer, and limiting the per diem
to eight dollars. Ordered to second read
ing. =
House bill No. Go, to make the farm o
Benz. 3. Stouta part Of the Clarksburg in
dependent school district. Ordered 10 I
second reading. -
House bill No. "a, TO amend Section /:
OF Chapter II OF the school law. Ordered
to second reading.
House bill No. IS, to amend Section /:
Of Chapter Il Of the school law, requirin,
the submission OF contracts OF teachers t
the Board Of Education for their endorse
ment. Ordered to Il second reading.
House bill No. 20, to amend the Charte
OF tho city Of Huntington. Ordered to
second reading.
House bill No. 100, 10 amend Section A
OF Chapter IS OF the Acts OF 1928, in re
lati0n 10 the incorporation OF railroad
companies. Ordered to q second reading
House bill No. Ill, in relation to the
compensation Of witnesses. Ordered to
second reading.
House bill No. ll2, to amend section 81
Of chapter l04 Of the acts OF 1928, In re-
Iation to opening and keeping in repair
county roads,
House bill No. 1l3, to pay to samue
Bane $50 90 for expenses Incurred in an
pretending VIM. LelEingwcll horse thief
Ordered to q second reading.
House bill No. 81, providing for geo
logical survey OF the State Of West Vir
GINA. Referred to Committee on Arts
Sciences and General Improvements.
House bill No. G5, to amend the road
law in relation to work on county roads
Rejected.
Housebill No. 80, in relation to keeping
in repair Of county roads. Withdrawn.
House bill No. II, to provide for the
consideration OF turnpike from the city
Of Huntington TO Logan Court House,
Laid on the table and ordered printed.
House bill No. Il, to repeal that section
OF the road law passed March ], 1877, 70.
curing Circuit Courts to appoint Road
Commissioners. Rejected.
House bill No. 70, TO provide for lmpos-
ing tag on dogs. Pending the consider
alton Of the bill, the hour Of 7. NJ, hay
ing arrived, the House adjourned under
the standing rule.