The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-25

ofthc bill was dispensed with, andthe bill
ordered TO IT'S second reading, after being
read the frst time.
The bill passed blythe Senate the day be-
fore Is. B 253) appfopriating money 10 be
used In the purchase Of bovine vaccine
virus 10 be distributed among the people
Of the State, was read the first time and
ordered to It's second reading.
senate Joint Resolution No. 90, authOriE-
Ing the repair oithe Capitol clock, was taken
up and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Ferguson it was order.
cd that two members be added TO the COM
mittce on enrolled bills, and the Speaker
appOintsl Us such additional members
MeRHs Quarter and Holt.
Mr.. Riley offered House Joint Resolution
No. -, authorizing the redemption OF Ger.
tain lands In Jackson county, forfeited to
the State, upon payment Of the taxes and
interest thereon.
1t was agreed to.
Senate bill No. l26 was Passed. II au.
thOrizes the kanaWha Board to settle and
adjust certain claims against the old West.
ern Board Of the James River and Kanawha
Canal Company, and 70 pay the same pro
rata out Of its surplus Ahds; also
Senate bill No. 1913, amending the chap
ter OF the Code concerning sales under de-
cTees;
Senate bill No. l7S, amending chapter
al Of the Code, concerning the means Of
enforcing the recovery Of money other
than BY leVying writ Of feri tdciGS;
Senate bill 1872, amending the provisions
OF chapter SO OF the Code, concerning the
sale Of poisons by druggists or pharmacists,
I Senate bill 2ij, to amend the charter oil
the city Of Wheeling;
And Senate bill PAS, repeating section 80
Of chapter SO Of the Code, in regard to the
care OF insane persona The passage ofthis
bill does away with the care Of lunatics at
public expense except when confined in
the Asylum or county Jail.
Recess on motion OF MIR. Lowry.
In the afternoon several bills were pass.
cd. House bill No. 2S4 was one Of these:
1t refers 10 the suspension Of the corporate
privileges Of joint stock companies.
Senate bill No. 24l, amending the char.
ter oil the City Of Wheeling in certain
minor particulars, was another. Another
bill OF the same nature, and making
amendments Of a consequential nature,
was also passed, Senate bill 240.
Another bill passed was Senate bill No,
222, amending the provisions OF the Code
concerning inquests on dead bodies.
Mr.. Leonard submitted the report OF the
Conference Committee on the general ap-
preparation bill. TheIeport recommended
that the House agree 10 the Senate amend
ment increasing its contingent fund, and
that the Senate recede from its action on
the other amendments Subsequently q
message from the Senate by Mr.. Newman
announced that that house had refused to
adopt the report, and requested a new con
ference.
Senate bill No. 242, repeating an act
passed in 1852 and amended in 1858, lay.
ing off into wards those cities and towns
the white population Of which exceeds g..
600, was passed.
The Speaker appointed as members o.
J the new conference committee on House
bill 4l0, the general appropriation bill
Messrs Grantham, Ferguson and Edmis,
ton.
Senate bill No. 2iO, amending an act re.
, lating to tho school district OF the City OIL
Wheeling, passed in 1872 and amended al
various times since, was passed.
Also Senate bill No. 955, extending the
time within which the Grafton & Green
brier Railroad Company may organize, tC
August |, 1882.
The House adjourned at SOS L. NJ.