The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07
WEST vIReINIA IEaIsLATrHr.
xssterdaJ,s Proceedings In me ssnss,
and House OF Doieeates.

and House OF Delegates.
The Senate met at the tisnal hour vesler
day morning, and the session WIS opene,
with prayer by Rev. D. A. Cunningham, o
the First Presbyterian Church.
A communication was received from III,
House announcing the passage Of Senati
bHl lSI, with a numbered amendments, Il
which tue concurrence Of the Senate wni
asked, vs.
On motion Of Mr.. Williams leave OF ab
sence for one day was granted to Mr., Van
meter, and the same favor was extended
SerEeant'at.Arms Anderson, on the motion
Of Mr. Barbec.
MIR. Dennis from the Judiciary Commit
Tee reported blck Senate bill ~, relaiinf
to costs and fees In courts, with several
amendments with the recommendation n
do pass. House bill 49,, concerning cleo.
lions by tho people, and House hill 81, pro-
viding for the relief OF JAMES q. Wander.
wort, late Sheriff Of Lewis county, were re.
ported back with favorable recommended.
ton. House bill 207, concerning the mode
Of recovering fines was reported back with
u number Of amendments with the RECON-
incubation that il pass us amended.
Mr.. McGregor, from the Committee on
Roads and Navigation, reported that the
Committee Ind had under consideration
Senate bill lS2, concerning work on the
public roads, and that the Committee re.
ported a substitute for the same with the
recommendation that the substiMtedo pass.
On the motion Of Mr.. Dennis Senate bill
l9B, q bill 10 reimburse the heirs OF James
Il, Houston, was taken from the table and
placed upon the calendar.
Mt: Dennis presented the petition Of O.
a. Rupert and Al others Of Greenbricr
county, asking TINT the dog law may be 80
changed as that they may vote upon it.
Laid on the table.
Senate bill la7, concerning the recovery
Of claims due the State, with the amend.
ments made thereto by the House WIS
iaken up and all Of said Amendments but
the lust one were agreed to. The bill was
then passed as amended.
Senate bill l26, to reimburse the heirs OF
james i. Houston, deceased, coming up on
its third reading, was on motion Of Mr..
Bpwn rccommttted to the Judiciary Com,
miltee.
Senate bill 175, concerning arrest, con.
inement and bail, was read third time
and passed.
Senate bill 2O2, in relation to the govern.
ment Of the city Of Wheeling, coming up
on its third reading was, oil motion OF Mr., |
Woods, made the special order for $50
I'm.
House bill 100, providing for the pay.
mcnt to sherills, collectors and treasureFs |
by districts and independent school dis.
tric,s, the amounts Of money due them in
certain cases, aud TO enforce the payment
Of the same, was read third time and
passed. House bill 20S, authorizing the
Auditor ohave and use an Official seal
was also passed.
Honse bill 22O, n bill to empower County
Courts TO issue bonds for building court
houses, iails and other public buildings,
was read u third time and, on tho motion
NJ Mr.. Dawson, was reCommitted to the
Judiciary Committee.
The following bills coming up in their
regular order were read third time and
passed.
House bill No. 259, providing for the re.
lief OF James Monroe, late Sheriff OF Har-
rison county; House bill No. $50, concern.
ing the Secretary of State and Supreme
Court reports; House bill No. $40, concern.
ing the appointment and duties OF the
Adjutant General, and Senate bill No. $50,
oleases relating to elections.
Leave OF absence for one day was grant.
ed Mr.. Stout on tho motion OF Mr.. Roberts.
Recess