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

ID, the Consultation Of the State. Referred
70 the Committee on Judiciary.
ByMf. Baxter: Senate Joint Resolu.
ton! No. sitpfoposing an amendment 10
the Constitution. Referred 10 the Com.
mittee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. D. d. johnson: Senate Joint
Resolution No. o, requiring Mr. johnson
n. Camden to appear at the bar Of the
Senate md answer Tor bis contempt in re.
iusing 70 answer . question prOpounded
bya Joint Committee ofthe Legislature,
and asking the President Of the Senate TO
direct the Sergeantat.Arms TO bring the
said Johnson N. Comden before the bar Of
the Senate to answer for his contempt Of
the Legislature.
After q lengthy discussion upon the
resolution in which Nessrs. johnson,
Adams, Brown, Turner, Dennis, and 9th.
ers participated, the resolution was adopt.
ed.
Mr.. Butler was sent 10 the House 10 ask
It's concurrence in the following resolu-
ton: To revive the committee TO investi-
gate the charges against the b. & o. Rail.
road Company for discrimination In
ireights, and that tho House appoint
members OF each committee to confer with
those appointed by the Senate. After n
discussion on Johnson's report tho Senate
took recess until Or. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The following bills were read second
time and ordered TO DO engrossed for third
reading:
Senate bill No. 8, providing for the re-
Cordation Of certain bonds.
Senate bill No, 0, making IN appropria-
ton tor tho State normal school and It's
branches,
Senate bill No. 20, in relation to the as
sessment OF personal property.
Senate bin No. l2, relating to evidence
In actions Of assumpsit.
Senate bill No. %, relating to appoint
ment OF special receivers.
Senate bill No. IS, for the filling OF va
canCies caused by deaths Of trustees,
Senate bill No. 20, for the relief Of the
Kanawha Coal Company. Recommitted.
Mr.. Faulkner Introduced resolution
that the Committee on Printing en-
Quire into the expedicnCy OF printing ., 900
nittee, together with the evidence and
documents accompanying the same.
Adopted.
The following bills were read q flrst
time and ordered to second reading:
Senate bill No. 60: To amend and re-
enact sections 10 and q, Of chapter AZ Of
the Code, concerning towns and villages.
Senate bill No. 70: To authorize the
State Of Maryland to convey to the United
States all the right, tito and interest Of
the State OF West Virginia in and TO the
National Cemetery, in the county OF War.
FinEton, in the State OF Maryland.
Nr. brown offered Senate bill No. 80,
changing the time Of holding tho County
Courts Of Jackson county. On notion the
rules were suspended and the bill read q
first and second tune and ordered to be
engrossed for third reading. The bill was
then read q third time and passed.
Mr.. Turner introduced Senate bill No.
II, a bill in relation to the charter Of the
town q Aloay9lO1IRt thsiqQqRSGot Gil
BY Mr.. Butler: Senate bill No. 50, to
prohibit members Of the Legislature, otfi.
GERS and Judges of the State from travel.
Ing on railroads free Of charge. Referred.
-Mr.-R9Xter- introduced q resolution to
appoint IN assistant clerk, to receive four
dollars pei diem, q :. ? g '1fl Ff5sFr
Mr.. Newman offered a substitute that
the clerk be authorized, Loi call 10 his rs.
sistanee any committee clerkiat any time
that they may not be officially employed.
Mr.. Np%Man's substitute was adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Baxter, tho Senate at
a:N ?. ". adjourned. ID,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
House met ut 10 A. NJ; prayer by Row,
R. r. Swope, OF the Episcopal Church.
Journal Of Tuesday was read by the Clerk
and approved.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Bradford,
PennybaCker, Stewart, Harveyand Pound.
stone on tho Joint Committee, under the
provisions. Of the Senate Joint Resolution,
to act with the. committee OF Tho Senate to
consider all resolutions and bills in rela.
ton to change in the Judicial Depart
ment Of the State.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Judiciary-Mr. Gum, Chairman, report.
ed back House bill No, q, TO regulate the
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, 10, In relation to
money and interest; same recommends
ton. }.a.. r.
Also House bill No. OF, a bill relating to
evidence in actions of assumpsit, with
Recommendation that it do pass.
Also House bill No. 81, TO extend the
time in which to fill mechanics liens to
three months, with recommendation that
it do pass.