The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-13

By Mr.. Summers: Senate bill No. 90
to amend section 20 Of chapter III Of the
Acts Of 1928, in relation TO the. iurisdic,
ton OF County Courts. III ..,.'
BY Mr.. Baxter: Senate bill No, 81, In
relation to mileage Of the members Of The
Senate. .. eN n " -
By Mr.. Turner: Senate bill No. 90, an
act in relation TO the authorization oil
deeds and other writings.
BY Mr.. Johnston: Senate bill No, 90, 10
amend sections 2, 0, 10 and II, Of chapter
1875 OF the acts Of 1928, in relation to es.
cheated, forfeited and Incorporated
lands.
By Mr.. Tarr: Senate bill No. o., in reIa.
ton to the payment Of certain taxes.
Senate bills Nos. s and IL, a. reported
back by the Judiciary Committee, above
mentioned, were, on motion, taken up and
read a first time, and their being no objec.
tons they were passed to second read.
ing. .
Senate Bill No. 8, rs reported back BY
the Committee on Education, in relation
to an appropriation for the normal school
and its branches, was read for first time
and passed to second reading.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Johnston presented the petition d
SIX citizens, OF Mercer county, asking re-
lief as surities OF BENZ. White, late Sheriff
of Mercer county, for liabilities due the
State. Referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary. n
Mr.. Lowe presented tho petition CT 1874
citizens OF Wetzel county, asking that the
County Court system be repealed. On
motion, the petition was laid on the table,
Senate joint resolution No. was read
and adopted. m'0, - =
House joint resolution No. was read
and adopted.
On motion adjourned until Monday
morning at l0A. N.
t HOUSE, OF DELEGATES. r
House met at loan. a l.a.h sar
Prayer by Rev. J. D. Mof1at, OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church. -
On motion Of Mr.. Bradford the reading
Of Thunday's journal was dispensed with.
The Speaker appointed on, the part, OF
the House, on, the Joint Committee on En-
rolled Bills, Messrs. Pennybacker and
Poundstene. 10 81 t'''"''FH a-'.iil
REPORTS or COMMITTEES. ..'
Mr.. Gum, Chairman OF the Judiciary
Committee, reported House bill No. 0, "a
bill 10 amend and re-enact section Is Of
chapter Is Of the acts OF 1928, in relation to
Circuit Courts" with the recommendation
that It do pass; also House bill No. 10,
changing and fixing the times for holding
the Circuit Courts in the 9th Judicialy Cir
cult, withrecommendation that 1t do pass |;
also House bill No. II, bill to enact a
Municipal Court for the city Of Hunting
ton, with Recommendation that IL do pass.
MIR. Hill, Chairman OF the Committee on
Education, reported House bill No. 2, in
relation to prohibiting County superln.
tendents Of schools from officially visiting
schools and entrusting that business to the
Board OF Education, with recommended
ton that it do pass; also a substitute for
House bill No. s, in relation to reports OF
teachers OF free schools, with recommends
ton that 1t do pass; also a resolution in re-
ference to collection Of school taxes as in
expedient.
The following bills were introduced and
referred: ... r..,,.l.,. o.,
By Mr.. Arnold: House bill No. Al, in
relation to work on county roads. .y
By Mr.. Hyer: House bill No. ~, to 70.
quire the advertisement OF real estate
when decreed 10 be sold by courts. ..l
By Mr.. Reynolds: House bill No. 43,
70 create an Independent school district in
Fetterman district in the county Of Tay-
lor. a.. e.. .1a =, ya.i,
By Mr.. McGraw: House bill No. A, a
bill TO amend and re-enact Chapter l23 Of
the Acts Of 1928, in relation 10 the
school law. .'.n lr.rs
By Mr. Snider: House bill No. 45, to
appropriated sufficient amount to repair
the Branch State Normal School at Glen.
vile. ~ ~ 1Z',.T1''l ~ -
By Mr.. Monroe: House bill No. 40, an
act to amend and re.enact Section s oil
Chapter 1872 OF the Code, in relation Ia
sales otproperty under DEGREES OF courts.
By Mr.. bradford: House bill No. AZ, to
amend Section % Of 1870 Of the Code, in
relation to evidence. l' ~
By Mr.. Taylor: House bill No. 40, in
relation to keeping in order county roads.
By Mr.. Hyer: House bill No. 10, q bill
TO mako tho theft OF goods to tho amount
often dollars grand larceny, and fixing the
punishment not less than two or more
than ten years. a's 81,
By Mr.. Hagans: House bill No. 80, In
relation to rights OF married women. -
By Mr. Hagans: House bill No. 81, Q
bill to punish the ot1ense OF incest. ~
BY Mr.. Bell Mineral Coy: House bill
No. 90, extending the time within which
certain railroad companies must begin thu
construction Of their roads. n
PETITIONS.
BY Mr.. Parson: A petition otcitizens 0
Jackson county asking for an extension 0
time to Noah Stats on his indebtedness i
to the State. Referred.
By Mr.. Bradford: A petition Of 81 citi
zens OF Randolph county asking for
change OF road in that county. Referred
BY Mr.. Butcher: A petition OF 72 citizen
Of Wood county asking the establishment
off normal school for colored people Il
this State. Referred.
Ry Mr.. Bell: The petition Of Mr.. I. Hea
and 100 others, Of Mineral county, askin
for an appropriation for the relief q
Samuel Bane, for expenses incurred in Of
pretending a horse thief.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions Introduce
and referred; si tt35y
BY Mr.. Butcher; To establish q norm
school for colored persons in this State.
! BY Mr., schHrr: To require but one II