The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-25

RSOIRd, That william Mahan be, an
that hs IL hereby, appointed an assiatan
s ,HgentatArms Of this House Tor III
p m oss nf serving such processes as ma.
b Issued for the attendance Of WltnAsse
! I'm along the line 1 the Chesapeake I
0lin Railroad In this state before the Com
miItee on R ilroads,
Mr, Monroe obIectinR, The resolution
went over one day under the rules.
Mr. G'aulhum fsred The following:
R,SOlvet That the Auditor BIZ II questeC
10 furnish Cnpy Of all correspondence
between bis flee ard the Clerk Ot tn
County Court Of Jefferson county Ia refer
u Gu 10 the assessment Of the B & q. X X
in said county, stating the rats assess
msnt per mile, aud II all the axes assesE eC
against said company have heeu paid, anC
II not, why ? so that the Hlnsa may knov
who ie to blame for the delinquency, !
any deli queucy exist.
Adopted.
BILISINTR DUCRD,
By Mr.. Grantham: House Bill No. rs
o release physicians aud surgeons from
giving testimony 10 certain cares where
hey acquire information in the discharge
VI their professional duties,
BY Mr. QlArrier: Hlu1e Bill No rs 10
amend the charter OF the "COAl River Rail
road Company"
By Mr. MCOord: House Bill No. 10
repealiUg the section oil the road law which
provides that District Supervisors under
he alternative System shall be chosen by
be vnIes OF the district, go that the I'll
GERS may be appointed, as provided by the
constitution.
By Mr.. sharp: House Bill No. II, Ia
prevent Ut CastrHted male hogs, cattle AID
heep from running ~ large
By Mr.. Kepuer: House B Il No rs, ex
mp Ing wages VI euplpyes FROM attach
ment by foreign creditors, or uuder Claimt
wS'gued by foreign creditors, except On
b 'aTi bills Tor less period than fOul
Aeeks.
By Mr.. Oresap: H'use bill No. 70, pro.
vldtng for the construction OF rUad from
he Beverly and FAiimont turnpike, IL
Randolph county, TO tue PehdletOn COuu'
y line.
By Mr.Edmlston. House bill M 50, pro.
sidiug for the removal Vi E EAst0U, u
nuatiC, from the Lewis COUNTY Jail "
Kentucky.
By Nj. Z lmiston: House bill No. 81
providing lOr the relief VI James u. Van.
de- wort, late SherifOi Lewis CIunty.
BY Mr.. Depue: House bill No. 81, h.
make the state levy for sUuUol purposes
20 cents instead vi 10 cents.
HU NJ HnnuAA htll M 90 ltRatt
ing the grade u county roads to i've de
Rrees.
BY Mr.. Hall, of:Barbour: House bill
No. "a requiring certain moneys " be palo
" the receiver VI unuFt.
BY Mr. Hall, u BMbpur: House bill
No. 10, requiring certain duties Il the
State aud County Superintendents OF ire.
schools.
3, Mr.. Johnson: II D M. SO, amend
trg the ! W IL relation IN bills II review
BY Mr.. Leonard: Il. B No 81, 10 rsla
ion IN compensation VI officers VI the Leg.
islature.
BY Mr. Kepner: H B No. IS, requiring
County O mmtssioners TO publish the r.
Ceipts and expenditures al the county and
reports OF their proceedings
By Mr.. Morrow: Il. b. No 80. author
zipg the construction o. q bridge or via.
'inCt over West Fork river ID MariOl
0 untv.
By Judge Ferguson: II. B No. 90, In
'ela inn tn the du les aud compensation Of
justices and Cnnstables.
By Mr.. HarkwoTth. House Bill No. 81,
amending the law fixing the pay Of as
sEpBors.
By Mr.. Settle: House Bill No. 90
amending the laws fixing penalties iOi
dumping coal, slack, cinder, &C., 10 the
,unning ttrPama Of his State.
By Mr.. Riley: HIuse Bill No. 90, To
create the office Of State Commissioner OI
immigration, and ptescribs bis duties
c mpe 60 ion, etc.
By Mr.. DAWSON: House Bill No. 81,
the Grand Jury laws.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Granthanl: A | lint resolution
insttnc ing our Senators aud requesting
nut Representatives In Congress IL intro.
dnce and sdv cate bill 10 eide 10 thp
Sta'e oil prnpef'y. lands, water power, dr.
" the General Government at HArpeft
Ferry.
By Mr.. Hall III Barbour): That the
m Education enquire intn II.
Of II qntting teachers In Pnb
lie Schools IN see that ftes are kept when
necessary, and school rooms put In proper
condition without extra cnmnanaati1n
BY Messrs. Beck with and ROwley: Ma.
kiug amendments OF minor importance 10
The school laws.
BY Mr. Qia'fler: That when The Legis.
lature sta In dot convention Tor the pur.
pose Of choosing a United States Senator,
M person shall he admitted to the q mr. Of
The II use hut members bt the Senate and
Hnnse, officers Of the two brdles, nj at
taches oil the two Houses or Rnme depart
tnent NJ the government, and ladies'.
By Mr.. Leonard: hat when the Honse
adjourn II be to meet OF 10 o'clock a. N. Oh
Tuesday.
Nj. Lowry arose 10
A PERSONAL EXPLANATION
In regatd to paragraph which appeared
In the Sunday L'ader Of last Sunday. He
said be had been inietviewed h. q reporter
oi that paper, and he Afterwards found an
Ar irle con tanning some statements which
he had N ida, ard anne Olhe which he
never did m,ke The article concludeh
with the abatement that bats we're now
being taken even whe her the gentleman
rom Summers would nfret a resolution oi
tnveaag ,,ion Of the Senatnh4l vnia In
Q ,rcus " not He disclaimeh ever having
lad snch an intention, and washed bic
he DE- n ,he whole affair.
The Speaker appointed Messfa. Thomp.
son and HubbAtd members nm the part Of
he House NJ The lint committee 10 ap.
n ,ttion The REPRESENTATIVE IN Conv,eea
allttu d to Wpal Virginia among the differ.
emit paris nj the STATE
And the HiuSs sdj 'n'nsd.
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