The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-13

graph ana express companies.
House bill No, 277, concerning the moE
Of recovering fines.
House bill No. 27s, Of the liquidation an
payment Of claims against the State,
House bill No. 27B, Of new counties an
changes in county lines
House bill No. $50, concerning ferrie
toll bridges, wlter courses and mills
House bill No. 2sl, amending the pr
visions Of the Code In reterence'to the Il
corporation Of towns without speci
charters.
House bill Ne. 2s2, concerning the form
ton Of associations not regularly inco
porated.
House bill No. 2sS, amending chapter 4
OF the Code, containing certain generi
provisions in regard to mngisterial district
BY Mr.. Beckwith: House bill No. 32i
Amending and reenacting section 2 {
chapter 81 Of the Code, concerning insul
ance agents. Also House bill No, 50!
amending and reenacting section 10 c
chapter l Of the Acts Of 1881, fixing tn
times for holding the courts In the Thii
tenth Judicial Circuit Also House bill
No. 1923, to amend and reenact sections
5, 4, o and 0 Of chapter % OF the Acts 9
1881, concerning the protection OF sheel
and the taxation Of dogs,
BY Mr.. Evans: House bill No. 1924
amending and reenaCting the charter Of tn
town Of Martinsburg.
by Mr.. kepner: House bill No. 1926, Il
relation to life insurance companies
BY Mr.. Bee: House bill No. 32G, amend
Inn tbn aOE R~t0,, tho At,nnu fnn hal. 1;ar A.,
Circuit Courts in the counties or the Nintl
Judicial Circuit.
This bill was on motion read the first ant
second times, under a suspension Of III,
rules, and ordered engroSSed for q thirC
reading. E
Mr.. BeCkwith's bill altering the times o
holding the Courts Ia the Thirteenth
Judicial District, was also forwarded to III
engrossment under similar suspension
By Mr.. Tippett: House bill No. 1877
amending section |, chapter 80, OF the
Code, concerning trials on indictments fol
telOnies.
BY Mr.. Hackworth: House bill No. s9S,
establishing an independent school district
in the town Of Guyandotte, in Cabell
county This bill was accompanied by
numerous petitions asking It's passage.
By Mr.. Grantham: House bill No. 329,
providing for rc-assesSment OF all the real
estate in West Virginia.
OTHER business.
The Senate bill changing the name Of
the town Of Portland, in Preston county,
to Cranberry" was passed. Also the
Senate bill establishing an independent
school district for the town Of Bellville, in
Wood county.
Mr.. Lowry offered resolution directing
the Committee on Privileges and Elections
10 inquire into and report what amount OF
mileage was due the members Of this
House for attending the adjourned session.
Carried.
Engrossed House bill No. 2S4, authoriz.
ing the County Court Of Monongalia county
to pay certain sums for work done and
material used in the construction Of the
jail in said county, was passed with its
title; as was also House bill No. 220, to
empower County Courts to issue bonds for
building court houses, jails and other
public buildings.
On motion Of Mr.. Mcneil recess was
taken till half-past p. NJ.
TIE AFTERNOON SESSION
opened promptly at the hour to which the
recess was to extend and no time was lost
in getting down to business.
Mr.. Holt introduced House Joint resolu.
ton No. q, providing for the publication
and distribution OF the acts OF the present
session. II was laid on the table.
Tho T.
By Mr.. Edmiston: House bill No. $50,
to create an independent school district OF
Jane Lew, in Lewis county.
By Mr.. Riley: House bill No. S3l, to
amend chapter GO OF the acts OF 1881, con.
corning the practice OF medicine and
surgery.
BY Mr.. Hall (of BarbouE) House,bill No.
$50, amending the act creating the indie
pendent school district for the town OF
Phillippi.
a resolution offered by Mr.. Leonard, to
the effect that SO much Of the Governors
message as refers to the condition OF the
finance, Of the State be referred to the
Finance Committee, was adopted, as was
also one proposed by Mr.. Quarter that
OF three, all OF whom shall be
be appointed by the Speaker,
to examine the ventilation Of the Chamber
Of the House OF Delegates, the committee
TO have power and authority to make such
attentions and improvements as will
secure n supply Of fresh air in said cham
Der, and that upon certificate OF the chair
man Of said committee the Auditor shall
issue his warrant for sum sufficient to pay
the costs Of such repairs.
Mr.. Quarter proposed House Joint
Resolution No. IS, instructing our Senators
and requesting our Representatives in
Congress to use all their influence 10
hasten the consideration by Congress OF
the matter Of the reapportionment of the
members Of the House to the different
States. This was adopted.
On motion Of Judge Ferguson House
Bill No. 232 was made the special order for
to-day at 1880 a. NJ
The bills reported by the revisionary
commission were then taken up on first
reading, and number OF them read the
first time,
A statement was received from the Treas
urer in response TO resolution adopted by
the House the previous day:
Amounts on deposit to the credit Of the
State in banks, by Congressional Dis.
tricts, january l, 1852.
Bank Of the Ohio Valley, Wheeling. GU q
fIrSt National Bank, 73lj 4S
Second National Rank, PaEkcBbnrE ...,.,,, 98Sg Al
rArkenhu,g National Bank .............. COOS 80
National Rank Of West Virginia, Wheel,
Commercial UAnk, Wheeling lS7o3 o.
ExchnRGn Bank, wheeling. $3.50 81
Total First Congressional District. -ssl,5S7 g.
National Bank Of Piedmont 100 %
second National BANK, yOfgantOwn......... 4iS5 g.
Flint National Blns, GHiton...... ....... 1870 II
Peoples National Bank, MartinIburg-...... 1926 o
Total Second Congressional DistrIct.,.-SS7,s9s o.
state Bank Of West Virginia, Charleston IS 1905 d
k6nAwha Valley lanE, ChArcston.........,.. 2l5 IS