The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11

70 make the premium nOLeS U lien upon tue
property insured.
On motion, the Senate adjourned until
tomorrow morning OF 10 o'clock.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
The House met at l0A.M. Prayer by
Rev. Carroll Clark.
The followingare the Standing Commit.
tees for the present session as appointed
by the Speaker and read by the Clerk;
On Elections and Privileges-Measrs.
Reynolds, Rock, MCNeer, Bell (of Lincoln
county,: kirtley, McGraw, McCrum, Sni-
der and Sheppard.
On Federal Relations-Messrs. Harvey,
Jacob, Pennybacker. Monroe, Hyer, Kitch-
On, Taylor, Campbell and Poundstone.
On tho JudiCiary-Messrs. Gum, Har-
vey, Parsons, Bradford, Ewing, Hagans,
Butcher, Fulkerson and Lewis.
On Taxation and Finance-Messrs. Lo-
gan, Fulkerson, Post, Kitchen, Wilson,
Tony, Melvin, Hawver and Poundstone.
On observation-disclosures. Hill, Reynolds,
Roush, Rymer, Scherr and Furbee.
On Counties, Districts and Municipal
Corporations Messrs. Ewing, Wilson,
johnson, Fisher, Billmyer, scherr, Nc.
Creery, Shelton and Hill.
On Private Corporations and Joint Stock
Companies Messrs. Fulkerson, Wilson,
Bell [ Mineral CO.., Culyert, Pennybacker,
Quinn, Post, Montgomery and Nixon.
On Immigration and Agriculture
MesSrs. Shelton, johnson, Melvin, Nc.
Graw, Tony, Kirtley, McNeer, snider and
vandal.
On. Roads and Internal Navigation
Messrs. Hutton, Carter, McNeer, Post,
Gist, Reynolds, McGreery, Melvin and
Nixon.
On Forfeited and Unappropriated Lands
-Messrs. Monroe, Stewart, Pennybacker,
Parsons, Mearns, Nandal, Calvert, Carter,
and Poundstone.
On Claims and G riovences-Messrs. Par
sons, johnson, Ungar, Barr, Snider,
Campbell, Fisher, Donaldson and Furbee.
On Humane Institutions and Public
Buildings-Messrs. Gooch, Arnold, Mon
roe, Holt, Hutton, Lewis, Hawver, Roush
and Clark.
On Printing and Contingent Ex.
penses-Messrs. Butcher, Harvey, Pound.
stone, Holt, Ewing, Rymer, johnson,
Ross and Lewis.
On the Executive Offices and Library
Messrs. Bradford, Jacob, Taylor, Gist, Nc.
Crum, Bell (of Lincoln co.,, Gooch, Ry.
mer and Ungar.
On Arts, Sciences and General Improve.
ments-Messrs. Ross, PehnybaCker, Hut
ton, Calvert, Nixon, McCreery, Clark,
Sheppard and Vandal.
On Mines and Mining-Messrs. Hagans
Montgomery, Bell (of Monroe Co.., Roush,
Stewart, Sheppard, Fighter, Mearns and
Davidson. -
On Military Afrairs-Messrs. Chipley
Rock, Fighter, Hutton, McCrum, Monroe
Bradford BELL (of Mineral Co., and IIaw'
yer.
On Penitentiary-Messrs. Quinn, Ew.
ing, Fisher, McCreery, Kitchen, Rock
Clark, Gist and Davidson.
On Enrolled Bills-AIesSrs. Pennyback
er, Holt, Poundstone, Hyer, Chipley, Hill
and Ross.
On Rules-Messrs. Monroe, Stewart
Gum, Calvert, McCrum, Hagans, Bell Of
(Mineral CO.., Gooch and Campbell.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were introduced and
referred to the proper committees:
BY Mr.. Hagans: House bill No. %, il
relation to text books in the common
schools. ..... -.
By Mr.. Stewart: House bill No. %, il
relation to the tax to be levied for the sup
port OF free schools.
By Mr.. Arnold: House bill No. "a, ap
propriating money and imposing tax fol
Hospital purposes. ~.
By Mr.. Post: House bill No. %, to pre-
vent unjust discrimination in rates to b.
charged by the different railroads in this
State for the transportation OF freight on
said roads.
By Mr.. Harvey: House bill No. 20, {
bill to repeal so much OF Section o
Chapter 13l OF the Acts OF 1865, entitled
ian act 10 incorporate the Covington anC
Ohio Railroad Company" as relates to ex
empting said company from taxation.
By Mr.. Mearns: House bill No. 81, Ia
provide for the appointment Of an Inspec
tor and deputy Inspectors OF Minerals
Oils and other substances, to regulate thu
same for Illuminating purposes, and to re-
peal certain acts.
By Mr.. Holt: House bill No. %, to es.
tablish County Court for tho county Of
Preston.
BY Mr.. vaudal, House bill No. 30, tc
protect farmers and stock raisers agains
inferior stock and the breeding OF stock al
an improper time.
By Mr.. Stewart; house bill No. 81, q bill
to amend and re-enact section OF chapter
Isl OF the acts OF 1928, relating to the
manner Of advertising property for sale
under DEGREES Of courts.
By Mr.. Hill; house bill No. SO, bill
regulating the State deposits.
By Mr.. Vandal; house bill No. SO, pro
viding that the teak school books be fur.
nisned TO the State at cost.
BY Mr.. Rock; house bill No. 81, to re-
peal oil charters Of the code in consistant
with the constitution OF the State.
By Mr.. Clark; house bill No. So, to ap.
propriate $1,000 to the branch normal
school at Concord, Mercer county.
By Mr.. Harvey; house bill No. 122 oil
last session withdrawn and introduced as
house bill No. 80, providing for q geological
survey Of West Virginia.
By Mr.. Ewing; house bill No. l46 Of Inst
session withdrawn from files and introduc.
ed as house bill No. 81, to amend the
charter OF Moundsyille, Marshall county,
By. Mr.. Bradford; house bill No. IS,
amending so much Of chapter No. 226 Of
the acts Of 1928 as relates to set offs and
counter claims in Justices Courts.
BY Mr.. Gum: House bill No. 80, an
act to reduce into one the laws providing
for opening and keeping in repair the
County Roads. . :"
By Mr.. Pennybacker: House bill No. 40,
to authorize re.assessment OF the lands
throughout the State that have been in.
jured by the late freshet or otherwise.
.n3 RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were intro.
duced and referred: