The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-20

the amounts Of money due them in certain
cases, and 70 enforce the payment OIL The
same, was read the third time and passed
with its title, as was also House bill No
1850, o bill 10 revive, amend and re-enact
chapter Of the Code Of West Virginia
concerning ofEenses relating to elections
and the bill establishing an independent
school district for the town Of Peel Tree, In
Barbour county.
Afr. Fuikerson then offered a1 amend
pent to Mr., Riley's vaccine bill, which was
Adopted after an explanation by the mover
The usual noon recess was then taken.
Uppn reassembling at 8 o'clock the vac
cine bill was taken up, having been en-
crossed with the amendment during the
recess, and It passed with It's title. On
motion Of Mr.. Riley II was also resolved
that II take effect from It's passage. Later
in the session the bill was again taken up
with some amendments proposed by the
Senate, all Of which were agreed to.
The following bills were successfully
passed with their titles:
House bill No. 30 concerning the up.
pointment, duties and title Of the Adiutant
General. This bill makes the Adjutant
General appointable by the Governor and
fixes his term Of office SO Us to begin and
end with that Of the Governor. He Is
brevet Brigadier General, and ex.otliCio
State Librarian and Quarter Master Gen.
eral and sealer OF weights and measures,
and his office is TO be at the seat Of govern.
ment unless Temporarily ordered located
elsewhere by the Governor when he deems
1t for the public good, The Governor has
the power to remove him ut his discretion.
House bill No. 94s. This bill enaCts
that time be given 10 the Pennsboro &
Harrisvilie railroad company until the
lst day oil March, 1882, to Gle o petition
with the board Of public works, asking for
correction OF the assessment Of the pro-
perty Of said company for the year 1881,
and also that said board OF public works
shall have the power and authority to cor.
rect said assessment, In the same manner
as II said petition had been tiled before the
tenth day OF January, 1882.
House bill No. 2O3, to the effect that the
Auditor be authorized to have and use an
official seal, which may be affixed to my
certificate or other paper executed by him
in his official capacity.
House bill No. 253, which provides that
fifty dollars be, and the same is hereby APP
propriated, payable out Of any money in
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated,
to pay James Monroe, late Sheriff Of Hair
rison county, and to reimburse him for a
reward offered and paid in the year 1876,
for the arrest OF Calvin Wilburn and Nor
man Wilburn, charged with felony, who
had escaped from the Harrison county
Jail. And the Auditor is hereby directed
to issue his warrant on the Treasury there
for, in the mode prescribed by law.
House bill No. 26S, q bill to amend and
reenact chapter seven ofthe Code of West
Virginia, concerning certain general pro-
visions respecting officers.
On motion Of Mr.. Grantham Mr.. Beck.
with was released from further service on
the Committee on Enrolled Bills. The
Speaker appointed Mr.. Edmiston to the
vacancy thus caused.
The House shortly after adjourned.