The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-16
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES,

JudIcIdry-Mr. Gunn, Chairman, report
ed back House bill No, q, to regulate tn,
sale Of property under deeds OF trust, de
crees Of courts and other legal process
with recommendation that it do not pass
Also House bill No. ID, In relation Il
money and interest; same recommends
ton. 3.a-.
Also House bill No. 61, a bill relating L
evidence in actions of assumpsit, Will
reG0mmendation that it do pass.
Also House bill No. 81, to extend the
time in which to I'LL mechanics liens tc
three months, with recommendation that
it do pass.
Also House bill No. 50, regulating and
fixing tho fees OF officers, with recon
mendation that it do pass. $50.
Mr.. Bradford, from the same committee
submitted minority report that House
bill No. Is, in relation 10 n standard rate
Of interest in this State for the loan Of
money and penalty for violation of same
and recommended that it do pass,
Educdtio,l-Air. Hill, Chairman. reported
as inexpedient resolution referred 10 thai
committee In relation to appointing a
County Superintendent by the Board q
Education; also resolution relative Ia
the selection Of books for free schools
with tho information that bill on thai
subject has already been reported to the
House; Also as inexpedient resolutions
asking the abolition OF the office OF County
Superintendent, ~
Roads aud Internal Narigqiiou-AIr. Hut.
ton, Chairman, reported House bill No. 10.
10 reduce into one, act tho road laws, with
information that a similar bill has already
been reported by the committee: also
House bill No. 10, to provide for opening
and keeping in repair county roads, with
recommendation that it do pass; also as
inexpedicnta resolution TO impose tax
Of 5or 10 cents on the one hundred dollars
value OF property to create an Internal
Improvement Fund. Nf'''f
Also, House bill No. 81, a bill to amend
the first section OF chapter ll0 OF the Acts
OF 1877, In relation 10 changing the line OF
road in Randolph county, With recon-.
mcndation thatlt do pass,
PRIVATE CORPORATIONS AND JOINT srocr
COMPANIES,
Mr.. Wilson, from this committee, report.
led a substitute for House bill No. 80. AK,
TENDING tho time wherein certa railroad
companies must begin the construction Of
their roads. Recommended to pass,
Also, House bill No. So, concerning in.
suranee companies, Same recommended.
ton. ~
Also, House bill So, concerning in.
suranCe companies. Same recommends
ton.
Also, House bill IS, concerning the
assessment Of taxes, and recommended
that It pass as amended by the Com.
mittee. ~
The following bills we're introduced
and scVerally referred to the proper com.
mittees: ftit4i -tif 'lfH7 III
BY Mr., Clark: House bill No. 50, deter.
mining the manner OF examining teachers
Of the common schools,
by Mr.! Poundstone: House bill No 81.
relating To controversies affecting land.
BY Mr.. Hagans: House bill No. SIS. n
bill to change the law in relation 10 Inc
runningat large othogs in the county Of
Harrison.
BY Mr.. Hagans: House bill No. 81 IN
amend Sections 79, 50, So and 81, Of Chan.
ter 10 'ot the Code, to enlarge the Cadet
Corps at the University, and for other
changes imthe' State University law.
BY Mr.. Holt: House bill No. 90, TO levy
q tax to support primary schools. "
By Mr.. Reynolds: House bill No. So, 10
regulate the deposit Of State funds.
by Mr.. Logan: House bill No. Of a bill
TO establish State Board OF Health. !
:. BY Mr. Bradford: House bill No. 90. A
bill In relation TO suits to recover money
due the State, and Tor their removal to the