The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-18
az to the amount Of mileage due each

as to the amount Of mileage due each
member, as follows:
Adair, Monroe county, $50 miles; Allen,
Boone county, GAS; Armstrong jackson
county, 2S4; Bee, Mercer county, not here;
Boggs, Braxton county, 1896; Bond, Wood
county, 39S; Brown, Jackson county, 2GO;
Brown, James F., Kanawha county, $40;
Brown, james H., Kanawha county, $40;
Burt, Ohio county, O; Chambers, Logan
county, 700; Collins, kanawha county,
$40; Corder, Barbour county, $50; Cox,
Monongllia county, 100; Daley, Mineral
county, 1856; Davis, Richie county, 345;
Dovener, Ohio county, o; Eckard, Mason
county, $50; Evans, Berkeley county, 55S;
Fouke, Jefferson county, 622; Caring,
Greenbrier county, 1862; Gilkeson, Hamp'
shire county, 40; GorrelI, Peasants coun-
ty, $50; Hall, Wetzel county, 50; Hartman,
Grant county, 440; Harrison, Wayne
county, 502; Henshaw, Berkeley county,
57S; Hetzel, Morgan county, not here; Holt,
Lincoln county, COL; lsbell, Fayette
county, 1850; Jones, Marion coun-
ty, 12O; Lynch, Harrison county, 24S;
Maxwell, Doddridge county, 800; Miller,
Summers county, 7l6; Morgan, Upshur
county, 1888; MCClung, Greenbrier county,
,l32; McCord, Brooke county, 80; McCul.
Tough, Cabell county, 4322;; McNlechen, Wood
county, 424; Mcqueen, Nicholas county,
63S; Nixon, Marshall county, 40; Orr, Pres.
ton county, go; Parsons, Tucker county,
202; Payne, Mcdowell county, 1000; PEN
nybacker, Pendleton county, 700; Powell,
Taylor county, 900; Powell, Tyler county,
l44; Rider, Jefferson county, 6l0 Rifle,
Raleigh county, ,290; Rigg, Preston county,
POS; Ruhl, Harrison county, 24S; Salisbury,
Clay county, 634; Sayre, Mason county,
300; Shirt, Writ county, 800; Simonton.
Marshall county, 50; Stapleton, Wood
county, 1875; Stifei, Ohio county, 0; Stump,
Gilmercounty, 4S6; Stump, Calhoun county,
4l4; Sturm, Marion county, 1856; Timms,
Putnam county, 400; Wells, Roane county,
1856; Wilson, Lewis county, S44; Yeager,
Pocahontas county, 90i; Woods, Ohio
county,0.
Mr.. Armstrong, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported back House Bill
No. Z, amending the law concerning the
appointment OF trustees OF churches, with
the recommendation that it do pass, and
several bills to amend various portions OF
the Code with unfavorable recommends
ton. The Committee on Roadsand Inter
nal Navigation also killed several bills in its
report, submitted by Mr. Holt.
The episode OF the day was caused by
motion by Mr.. Holt to take up his Joint
Resolution No. II, proposing an amend
ment to the Constitution OF the State pro-
hibiting the manufacture and sale OF in
t0xicants. This motion prevailing, MIR,
Dovener moved to refer the resolution to
the committee on the Judiciary, urging as
reason that the resolution was not perfect
as to form, and that there was legislation
already pending in that committee on the
same subject, and IN act must be passed to
submit the question TO the people before it
could have any force or effect. This rails
ed breezy discussion, which was cutshort
by Mr.. Pennybacker demanding the pre-
vious question. On the motion to refer
Mr.. Holt demanded the ayes and noes, /
and the result was the rejection OF the mo.
ton by vote Of AZ notes to 10 ayes. The
noes were Messrs. Allen, Armstrong,
Boggs, Bond, Browne. l., Brown James H.,
Burtt Chambers, Corder, Cox, Davis, Eek
ard, Evans, Caring, Gorrell, Hall, Harmon
Harrison, Henshaw, Heizel, Holt, Jones,
Lynch, Maxwell, Miller, Morgan, Me-
Chung, McCorl, Mccullough, McAlechen,
Mcqueen, Nixon, Orr, PAYNE, Powell lof
Taylor, Powell (of Tyler, Rifle, Rigg,
Ruhl, Salisbury, Sayre, Sh!rtz, Simonton,
Stapeton, Stump (of Gilmer), Stump (ol
Calhoun, Sturm. Trims and Wilson.
All the others but Messrs. Bee, Hall aud
Hetzel voted TO refer. These three were
absent on account OF sickness.
Pending the proposition TO order the
resolution to II second reading, Mr.. Do.
yener moved to adjourn. This motion was
promptly voted down, the movers de-
mand for an aye and nc. vote not being
sustained.
The resolution was then ordered to
second reading
Mr.. Gorrell previously called up his
Joint Resolution that our Senators be in
structed and our Representatives in Con-
gress be requested to introduce and sup
port bill in the Congress Of the United
States enacting law prohibiting the issu-
ing of u government license to any person
to sell or Vend intoxicating liquors in any
State, territory, county, city ortown within
the United States, where the selling or vend
ing Of the same is prohibited by State laws,
and on motion OF Mr.. Daley it was refer
red TO the Committee on Federal Resolu.
tons.
Mr.. Evans offered House joint resolu.
ton No. IL, endorsing the action OF the
President OF the United States in vetoing
the River and Harbor bill. To its imme.
diate consideration Mr.. Gilkeson objected,
and it went over.
On motion OF Mr.. Gilkeson the portions
OF the Governors message referring TO up.
preparations were referred to the Commit.
tee on Taxation and Finance, and the
Committee on the Penitentiary were au-
thorized to visit that institution II deemed
necessary in the investigation Of matters
referred to them.
Among the bills introduced was one by
DR.. Bond amending the law concerning the
practice Of dentistry, and one by Mr.. Cox
to prohibit the running at large Of sheep
and hogs.
A number OF minor matters contributed
to make up busy session while it lasted.
Shortly after noon the House adjourned
till to-day.
New BLOOMFIELD, Miss, January 2, 1880
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ing for the last five years with q severe Itch
ing all over. have heard OF Hop Bitters
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