The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-01
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Judicidry-Mr. Gum, chairman, report.
cd House bill No. 7, concerning the col.
lection OF fee bills, with information that
legislation Is pending upon the same sub.
jeCt.
Also House bill No. 143, fixing the term
for holding Circuit Courts In the 9TH judi
Cial circuit, with recommendation that It
do pass.
Also House bill No. 140, to change the
time for holding the County Court OF Put
nam county, Same Recommendation.
Also House bill No. 1877, q bill TO provide
for the removal from Office Of county and
district officers for misconduct in office.
Same recommendation.
Also, House bill No. 1903, fixing the time
for the commencement OF the County
Court Of Randolph county. Same recon-
mendation.
Also, House bill No. l02, a bill 10 alter
and modify the County Court OF Mason
county, so as 10 have that court presided
over by ajudge, under the 34th section OF
article 8 Of the Constitution. Same rec
ommendation.
Also, House bill No. 100, a bill TO amend
and rc.enact certain chapters OF tho Code
in relation to railroads. Same recommen.
ton.
Also, House bill No. 100, to amend the
law In relation 10 attachments and to col
leCt all Of said laws IN one chapter. Same
recommendation.
Also House bill No. 200, in relation to
elections. Same Recommendation
Also, House bill No. POI, for fixing the
timO Of holding the County Court OF Tay-
lor county. Same recommendation.
Also House bill No. 204, a bill fixing the
times OF holding the Circuit Courts in the
First Judicial Circuit. Same recommen.
dation.
EiRcntion-Mr. Hill, Chairman, reported
House bill No. 175, In relation TO Collec.
ton and levy Of tax for support OF primary
schools in Jefferson county, without rec
ommendation.
Also House bill No. 194, providing for
tho branches Of learning, which shall be
taught In the schools Of different grades
In this State. Recommended to pass.
Forfeited and Incorporated Lands-AIr.
Monroe, Chairman, reported House bill
No. 1873, authorizing the redemption OF
lands forfeited to the State by reason OF
delinquency or omission. Recommended
to pass.
immigration and agriculture Shell
ton, Chairman, in response to a petition,
reported that legislation is now pending
for a better law in relation to ditcling and
draining.
On motion OF Mr.. Parsons Senate bill
No. lao, for the relief Of Daniel Looney,
sole solvent surety OF j. w. Spencer, late
Sheriff OF Roane county, was taken up,
the rules suspended and the bill was read
first and second time and ordered to its
engrossment and third reading.
Mr.. Reynolds introduced House bill No.
206, in relation to requiring plaintiffs to
give security for costs, and amending Sec
lion 8 OF chapter $50 Of the Acts OF 1928,
in thar respect. Referred.
Mr.. Logan introduced House bill No,
907, to encourage the loaning OF money at
loyal rates Of interest, by oxempting from
taxation mortgages securing such loans.
Referred.
Mr.. Gooch introduced House Joint
resolution No. 10, proposing an almond.
ment to the constitution as follows:
No session OF the legislature hereafter
shall continue longer than 10 days, with
out concurrence Of two-thirds Of the mem.
bers elected to each house. Referred to
the judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Hill offered the following:
Resolved, That the Committee on Educa-
ton inquire into the expediency of SO
amending section Al Of the school law, as
to permit an additional tax TO be imposed
upon any subdistrict where the voters
residing therein desire TO continue their
schools more than four months and when
the assessments Of the district cannot DO
obtained for continuing the school more
than four months. Referred to the Com
mittee on Education,