The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-10

WEsr YLRoINIA LEaIslATuRr.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the senate
and House or Delegates.

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Yesterdays Proeeedings In the Senat
and House Of Delegates.
The Senate met ut the usual hour yestel
day morning, and transacted the following
business;
Mr.. Donehoo, from the Committee Of
Education, reported back with a few
amendments, with favorable recommended
tiOn, the following bills House bill No
259, providing for an independent schoo
district Of the town Of Warrington, Marion
county. House bill No. $3.50, fixing the max
tmum retail prices Of certain school book
IN use In the schools Of the State, HOus,
bill 242, relating to the school district o
ParkeTsbpFg
Mr.. Faulkner, by leave, introduced
Senate bill No. 94S, relating to the main
tenanCe Of lunatiCs outside Of the asylum
AMI iails. The bill seeks to save about $lS,
900 Of charges upon the Treasury
The following bills were passed:
Senate bill No. 523, in relation 10 certain
powers Of justices.
Senate bill No. 93G, an act 10 reduce into
one the laws defining the jurisdiction, pow,
ers and duties Of Justices OF the Peace and
Constables.
House bill II, to prevent certain animals
from running at laiSe, and to provide that
they may be taken up and sold,
House bill 2I2, in relation to certain
powers OF sheriiIs and jailorS in protecting
prisoners confined in jail.
House bill 3l7, concerning Wills who
may make wills; how they are executed,
revoked, altered, or revived.
House bill $40, in relation to grand ia.
ries.
House bill 3l2, amending the act relating
to injunctiOns.
House bill ZOE, a bill to create an indie.
pendent school district in the county Of
Jefferson.
House bill 15s, concerning bills, notes
and other writings.
Senate bill lGS, concerning the regula.
tons to be observed by boards OF exami.
ners with regard 10 examinations and
granting teachers certificates.
House Joint Resolution 80, providingior
the printing and distribution Of the report
oil the Fish Commissioners for 1882, was
kAhcl Wy uHu plIsStu.
a number OF bills were advanced on the
calendar, aud pending the consideration oil
House bill $50, a recess was taken.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Upon reassembling Mr.. Smith presented
the petition OF A. =. Drookover, late Sher.
i'll OF WetZel county, to be credited with
certain delinquent lists. Referred.
Mr.. Woods, from the Committee on
Claims and Grievances, reported back with
favorable recommendation, House bill
225, appropriating S357 IS to the Martins,
burg Light Artillery company.
The same gentleman, from the Finance
Committee, reported back without recon,
mendation House bill No. $50, empowe,.
ing the County Court Of Fayette county to
allow P. Morton a reasonable additional
compensation for his services as Assessor
during the year lS79-s0. Also, House
bill No. lO4, TO release the forfeiture oil
certain lands in the county Of Pocahontaa
which have heretofore been taxed in the
county Of Randolph.
Senate bill No. III, the Dawson Railroad
Commission bill, coming up on its second
reading, it was ordered to its engrossment
and third reading.
The remainder OF the afternoon was de.
voted TO bills on their second reading, and
ut 400 the Senate adjourned.