The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-13

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Rev. G. NJ. Heindel, an English Luthe.
ran minister visiting in the city, opened
the session Of the Senate with prayer at 10
A. NJ. yesterday.
Mr.. McGrew, from the Committe on
Immigration and Agriculture, reported
back iavorably the bill to amend the act
passed last year to provide for the reassess-
ment ofreal estate.
Mr.. Stollings introduced Senate bill No.
90, 10 amend the act OF 1882 authorizing
the Kanawha Board TO adjust certain
claims and pay them pro rata out Of its sur.
plus funds.
A motion Of Mr.. Donehoo that 1000
copies Of the supplement to the journal Of
Saturday be ordered, to be paid for out oil
the Senate contingent fund, was on motion
OF MIR. Scott made the special order for
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DIR. Barbee presented resolution which
was adopted, directing the Committee on
Finance TO report bill exempting mort
gagged lands from taxation to the extent Of
mortgages upon them which are taxed in
this State.
Mr.. Donehoo presented the petition OF
John F. Kelly concerning the publication
OF the statutes OF West Virginia In one
volume, which was referred.
Mr.. Stollings offered resolution that
the engrossing clerk be allowed g per
diem in addition TO his stipulated pay,
which on motion OF Mr.. Donehoo was made
the special order Tor $3.50 p. NJ.
MIR. Scott presented a bill to amend the
charter OF Wheeling in relation to side.
..all,n TLso 10. thn hill t1auoat nnnt in
Council at its last session. .1.-.
MIR. Dawson presented bill to amend
the statute concerning ofenses against mo.
rality and decency.
Leave Of absence was granted Clerk AL.
derson on account OF sickness. Mr.. Hays
was also granted leave Of absence for the
day.
Senate Bill No. 90 was passed. It enacts
that any railroad company or other corpo.
ration may, with the assent OF the holders
OF two.thirds OF its stock, had by vote at
stockholners' meeting, subscribe for or
purchase the stock, bonds or securities oil
any railroad company, or in any other
manner aid such railroad company in the
construction OF its railroads or other works
or improvements, and with like consent
may lease its road to any other railroad
corporation within thisState. Subsequent
ly the vote by which it was passed was re.
considered, and The bill was tabled.
A recess was then taken till $50 p. NJ.
In the afternoon the House bill for the
relief Of Sarah Thompson was passed, with
the House bill to amend the act fixing
the times for holding the Circuit Courts
in the judicial circuits Of the State, and a
Senate bill amending the law concerning
the maintenance OF lunatics in jails, the
House bill amending the dentistry laws.
Mr.. Stollings withdrew the resolution to
pay the clerk 81 per day extra.
Mr.. Donehoo's resolution to print 1000
extra copies Of the supplement to Satur-
days journal was adopted.
MI. Smith (of Marion) presented peti.
ton asking the appointment Of a Board
OF Equalization and appeals to correct
errors and inequalities in the revaluation
OF real estate, and also a resolution asking
the Judiciary Committee to report a bill
providing for such Boards in all the
counties.
The Auditor made a report Of the statis-
tics inquired for by House Joint Resolution
No. "a, and 1000 copies were ordered
printed on motion Of MIR. Donehoo.
Leave was granted the minority OF the
special committee on the school fund
under Mr.. 'Dawson's resolution to make q
report.
The Governor reported his approval Of
FIVE Senate bills which had passed as
follows:
Senate Bill No. 70, to amend and re-en-
act sections one, eight and fourteen Of chap
ter one hundred and eleven OF the Code, as
amended by chapter sixty.six Of the Acts
OF 1928, concerning the writ OF habedt
corpus.
Senate Bill No. IS, to repeal chapter fifty
six Of the Acts OF 1875, concerning the re-
moyal OF causes fromth county court.
Sebate Bill No. l6, to amend and II -.nact
section three Of chapter ninety OF the Code
as amended by chapter thirty.seven OF the
Acts OF 1928, concerning the action Of
ejectment.
Senate Bill No. %, to amend and re.
enact Section OF Chapter O. Of the Code
OF West Virginia, as amended and re-
enacted by Section Of Chapter 43 Of the
Acts OF 1875, concerning estrays and drift
property.
Senate Bill No. IS, to amend and re-
enact Section II Of chapter SO OF the Code
OF West Virginia concerning regulations
respecting licenses, as amended and re-
enacted by Chapter l07 Of the Acts Of 1917
concerning druggists licenseG.
The Senate adjourned at 6 +. NJ. to-day.