The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-15

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Guyan 70 Guyahdotte, was adopted
Mr, Tatr offered the following resolu
Ltion;
! Reolstd, That we sympathizs deepl,
With Senator ]. ]. Woods, Of our body, 4
the loss Of near relative 80 suddenly b
death, and excuse the Senator from turtle
. duties In this house for one week irou
this date. Adopted.
The following resolution was offered b.
Mr. Jones: .. TT. -
:, ResOfttd, That the Committee on Judi
ciary inquire into the expedienCy o
amending section 80 OF chapter 226 OF TIL
acts Of 1928, so that oil persons bringing
suits before magistrates must bring hil
action for the whole amount due and pay
ableat the time such action Is commenced
On motion Of Senator Lowe, the Senate
took recess until 2:30, z. N.
Afternoon Session. .
Senate met at2P.M.
The Clerk read q communication from
the Governor OF Maryland In regard To the
Maryland and West Virginia State bound
aries. .sfgl ri.
The Senate then went into executive seE.
sion. ~ ,.,.4.f sil| n
The Senate at 1920 p. NJ. adjourned until
Tomorrow at l0A. II. u. .."
Dal,, HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
REroKrs or COMMITTEES.
House met at 10A,M.
| Judicilry-Mr. Gum, Chairman, report.
ed back House bill No. 10 TO amend section
8 Of chapter 1872 Of the Code, In relation To
sales OF property under DEGREES Of courts,
with recommendation that Il do not pass.
Education Mr.. Hill, Chairman, reported
as inexpedlent the resolution to establish
normal school for colored persons In
this State. III,
Also, House bill No, 43, creating an In
dependent school district in Fetterman
District. Taylor county, with reCommen-
dalton that It do not pass. .... ,....
Also, House bill No. 90, in relation to
text books In common schools with amend
ments, Recommended to pass.
Roads and Internal Napigation-Mr. Hut.
ton, Chairman, reported back House bills
Nos. 8, 4S and II, in relation to keeping in
repair county roads, not TO pass, Tor the
reason that q bill embracing the same sub.
ject matter has been reported iaVorably,
Also, as inexpedlent, the resolution ex.
emptng all from working on the county
roads under the age OF q years,
Miiies and Mining-Mr. Hagans, Chair.
man, reported House bill No. q, proyid-
ing for the appointment and prescribing
the duties OF State Inspector OF Illumina-
ting OILS, and recommended It's passage.
Immigration and Agrictlhre-AIr. kShel.
ton, Chairman, reported House joint reso.
luton asking our Representatives in Con.
gress to oppose the further immigration
OF Chinese to this country. Recommended
to pass.
Bills INTRODUCED.
The following bills were introduced and
referred to their proper committees:
By Mr.. Poundstone: House bill No. II.
TO provide for new classification Of Jus.
tees IN certain cases for the discharge OF
their duties IN the county courts.
BY Mr.. Hill: House bill No. 70, To pro-
vide for tho settlement Of accounts OF Ger.
tain officers and persons for school monies
in their hands and under their control.
BY Mr.. Furbee: House bill No. 7S, to
amend and re.enact section 70 OF chapter
l2S Of the Acts Of 1928, in reference to
the School fund.
BY Mr.. Roush: House bill No. "a,
bill TO amend and re.enaCt section 12 OF
chapter II OF the school law, concerning
the authority Of Boards Of Education 10
revise the action OF Trustees.
BY Mr.. Roush: House bill No, rs, in
relation to the contracts OF teachers.
BY Mr.. Harvey: House bill No. rs, in
relation to vacancies Of Offices in the city
OF Huntington.
BY Dir. McCrum: House bill No. II, to
allow appeals to be taken from Justices
twenty dollars.
BY Mr.. Parsons: House bill No. 70, in
relation to exemptions in certain cases.
By Mr. Chipley: House bill No. IS, TO
amend the law in relation to tax on dogs.
By Mr.. Bradford: House bill No. so, 10
repeal chapter 80 Of tho acts Of 1872, in re-
lation to the serving Of process by consta.
bles where the Sheriff is a defendant or
under any other disability.
Mr.. Poundstone introduced a resolution
to establish q Board of Commissioners for
each county, to take charge OF the fiscal
and police affairs Of the counties. Refer
red.
Mr.. Mearns introduced resolution to
reduce State tax from 20 to Is cents on tho
500. Referred.
Several other resolutions were intro
duccd and refereed.
Senate bill No. 6, 10 change the time Of
holding courts in the 9Th Judicial Circuit
was read for first time, aud ordered to
second reading.
Senate Joint Resolution, in relation to
the improvement OF the Little Kanawha
river was concurred in by the House.
Senate joint resolution No. 5, authoriz-
ing the Governor 10 appoint three dele
gates to convention OF the States OF the
Union for the purpose OF considering and
petectiAg system for the organization OF
a National Guard, was referred TO the
Committee on Military Affairs.
House joint resolution No. I, requesting
our Representatives in Congress to adyo.
cate and secure the passage OF a bill to
establish uniform vote Of interest
throughout the United States, was taken
up, and after IN animated discussion by
several members, was again referred to the
committee.
On motion, ResOlred, that the hour Of ad-
journment be o'clock P. N. until further
notice. Adopted.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning OF
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