The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-08
The School Tax Bill in the House.
THE BILL LAID ON THE TABLE.
The Senate Still Pegging Away at the
Judicial System.
l'RlDAY, February :,
SENATE,

Reports, WHICH WeTe Eetl ny tllC Slulh'
The principal subject before the Senate
was the Constitutional amendment reso::
luton, to change the Judicial system Of
the State.
The bin was amended by fixing the sal.
aries OF Circuit Judges at 81 800, and IN
creasing jurisdiction OF Justices to 500,
without the right to certify 10 Circuit
Courts, but the right Of appeal being pre-
served.
Pending consideration, the Senate adj
journed.
HOUSE OF DELEGArE%
House met at 10 a. ~
Prayer by Rev. A. G. George.
On motion OF Mr.. Hyer the reading .!
the Journal was dispensed with,
COMMITTEES REpoGTS.
J,niiciary.-Alr. Gum, chairman, report.
ed House bill No. 0l in relation to suits
for recovery OF money due the State and
for the removal to tho county In which
the capital Is located, with recommended
ton not to pass.
Also House bill No. %, providing that
notes, bonds and other written evidences
OF debt duly acknowledged and recorded
shall be liens on the real estate OF the per.
son executing such writing. Same recon-
nendation.
Also House bill No OS, 70 Change the OK
emptiOn law, with same Recommendation.
Also House bill NO.04 to protect birds
and game, with same recommendation,
Also House joint resolution No. ., to re-.
apportlon representation IN tile Legtsla-
ture. Same Recommendation.
NI,o II,uyn In NJ mi IN nf,unltyR ihn
creditors Of tnsOlvent debtors. Same re-
commentator.
Also House joint resolution No. 10, to
amend the constitution so as to provide
for rira rOcs voting al elections. Same re-
commentator.
Also House bill No. ITO, to amend the
law so rs to allow witnesses before Jus
tees OF the Peace 80 cents per diem for
their attendance at trial. Recommended
10 pass.
Also House bill No. Ia, to make unpaid
wages liens on property OF employees.
Not TO pass, as there is legislation pending
on the subject.
Also House bill No. liz. to preserve
files Of newspapers published in the State.
Without recommendation.
Also House bill No. ll9, to provide for
conveying land sold aud conveyed in the
life time OF the vendor, Not to pass.
Alsa House bill No. l9j. to reduce into
one the laws defining the duties OF JUS
tees. Not to pass.
Also House bill No. 2l3, to fix the time
oil holding the County. Court OF Tucker
county Recommended to pass.
Districts, ,Gr.-AIr. Ewing, chairman, re.
nnrfnd Honso iii M D21 m umon,l ihn
charter OF New Cumberland. Recon-
menaed 70 pass: r ~ o,- -,
,onmI.. I;,;tn ~, ~ a. ~ ~, .c ~ " .ie
same Observation-Disclosures S'' ''''0"'
RS,is I.wWr linton rh,;rn,, ro.
nor,nJ ITonso iii Va H tor H." ronStrn.,
lion At bri,lce across 'Tvrsrt's ValIcv
River, Without Recommendation.
Prird's Corporations; &'.-Mr. Parsons,
chairman, reported House bill No. l1l, to
pay Eli Barker and Isaac Barker for work
done on the StauntOn aud Parkersburg
turnpike. To pass.
Also House bill lBl, to pay Samuel Fox,
assignee OF Adam H. Given, Commissioner
al Revenue OF Braxton county in the year
1891, not to pass.
BILLS tSrRoDrcED.
By Mr.. SCherr: House bill 22S, CONCERN
ing grants and repeal OF patents.
,Bv Mr.. Sheppard: I[ouse I'LL 3l9 TO
repcal chapter 45 oil the acts Of 1870, MI.
thoriziug the establishment OF u ferry
across the Little Kanaw.la River at New.
ark, Writ county.
Mr.. Chipley introduced House Joint res.
olution No. III. 10 appoint a committee Of
three from tile House and two from the
Senate TO investigate tie State institutions.
mn. s,uoo, =. mr.,
,.M ~" 'e""OI IN "'''''' =,
House Dill no: ~ 10 increase the STATE
Scnool TAX from III 10 ~ cents on the SlOO
valuation OF property, coming up US untin-
islled business, Mr.. Reynolds moved the
indefinite postponement oil the bill.
Nh. STUART
said flint be Ind NO exnoc,apor nj hov;,c
10 discuss the merits Of this bin 10 day. Ur
the reason that tic motion OF tbe honor.
able gentleman from Ohio Yesterday 10
commit the iii which had In effect fila
same nurpose Of tho motion and whicI
drew ont a discnssion then on Tho n,arits
of the hill hut fiat hc now discnvcrod flint
Tho onnononts NJ tho iii were IliSnoSaJ IN
throw every nossiIIe "hsirno,;on in ,hc
way IN 0et n fa;r cxnrcssiom nj tho MON.
hers NJ iLa Honsc mon tIe iii liz W." sa;S
tie nation m yesterl"v to r"icr ,%o Iii
WAS for tIc n"r3oso n Iofoo,;no liz IN, nv hr
bnrviny Il pn IL oomm,ttao t%ot "a, mo ~
almost nnonisnomsiv on"os"J 70 tSa lii
lint tho motion ~ ta Se"t,c w St0 r n,
TaVlor county tRenoI,isY wSs ~ ;nla eT
lively nostnoEc thc iii not ~ Getast thn,
the Gnnonents If Tie Iii war, %ot %;l In"
tISt lie iii should l% rcaS ,%e S S.
time in order IN lot tbo fr;endS S , SeoVo
tho Xii II any thin" were oh;ectio,aiia l.,
il 10 them. Tint Ira mod" ~ %roc,.,,, ro
hv Tho onnon"m,s ~ liz I'm conl Js So for
no other burmese thnn n te"n nm ~ ~ and nj
iess discussion Of flo merits nfihe HI, liz i.v
the ToneaieI motions lint n m9 oSm ~
chi Hnt The dIs"Trviom "non n,
merits For ono he mil that Sa pv m,s nH No
noSed IL the caiI ~ Tho nre";on ~" o "S
nnon imnortant measures IN III HerSe
Int that II 4 was Ito m%rSosa ottSa t onno