The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-21

Tor o circus S2UV, ana Tor any otner SNOW
So, and requiring separate licenses for
circuses and nenagerles exhibiting to-
gether; Mr.. Stapleton As, to extend the
provisions OF the law against gambling TO
games and devices not now prohibited;
Col. White A, providing for the collec-
ton into one book Of all the statutes now
in force in the State; Mr., Dennis 40, to
amend the law governing the municipal
election Of Lewisburg; the same gentle
man 40, renewing the powers and priv.
leges Of the w. Va. Mineral r. r. Co. and
extending the time in which the road
shall be completed; AZ, amending the
law concerning actions for tresspass
on the case; 4S, amending the law
concerning the action OF debt; 40,
amending the law concerning attach
yments and arrest OF defendants so, amend.
ing the law concerning the violation OF
town ordinances; and 81, amending the
law concerning the powers and duties OF
Mayors; Mr.. Fisher, SO, amending the
law concerning booms and dams; Mr..
McGill, SO, amending the alternative road
law; Mr.. Gilmore, 81, for the protection OF
laborers in the coal mines Of the State;
Mr.. McWhorter, So, providing for the sale
OF certain delinquentla lands; Mr.. Chew, SO,
to establish County Court and Board OF
Commissioners for Jefferson county; Mr..
Randolph, 81, to change the boundaries OF
the independent school district OF Clarks-
burg; Mr.. Robertson, IS, to amend the act
concerning Coroners, and fixing fees for
their services; Mr.. .Laidley, 50, to amend
the law concerning the duties Of Prose-
cutting Attorney; Mr.. Alexander, 90, to
armand tho 1nVty onnnarntnn totlknaIa. oHI
Mr.. Rock, OF, amending the law concern
ing distraint for rent, etc.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Morgan presented resolution in
curing into the expediency OF establish
Ing q branch Of the State Normal School
in Wetzel county; Mr.. Snodgrass one in
curing into the expediency Of establish
ing reform school near MarLinsburg;
Mr.. Taylor one directing the, Committee 2
on Education to consider the ACCESSIBILITY
Of adding physiology to the public school ,
and another directing the
same committee to consider the advisable
ty OF creating a board to prepare ques-
tons for the examination OF teachers, said /
Board to be appoited by the Governor. !;
Sir. Stapleton presented resolution, !
which was adopted, prohibiting smoking )
IN the hall OF the House, and directing the r
to enforce the order. 3
Mr.. Dean offered preamble and reso- c
utions looking to providing for the grad Z
ng Of the entire school system OF the .
State from the public schools TO the Uni 4
'ersity, and another inquiring into the q
OF increasing tho number OF d
lays taxpayers are required TO work on
he public roads, and two others setting G
IN foot inquiries by the Education Com h
nittee looking to the increase OF the eff Il
,iency OF the schools. q
Mr.. Lucas presented a resolution direct
ng the Finance Committee to inquire into
he expediency oil making an appropria-
ion to enable the State 10 make a credit,
Lblc showing at the Worlds Fair at New p
orleans.
The Committee on Public Buildings and "
humane Institutions presented resolu-
ion by it's Chairman, DR.. McClung, Civ n
ng permission for Principal Richardson, I
\ the Institution Tor the Deaf, Dumb and u
Blind at Romney, TO bring portion Of his 81
pupils to Wheeling to appear before the
provided the cost Of the trip o.
hould not exceed sla0. This provoked
ONE discussion. Messrs. Gilkeson, Rob- 3.
.rtson, Powell and others favored the !,
doption Of the resolution, while Judge a
Raymond, Mr.. Dean and Mr.. Marshall !.
opposed It. Judge Raymond thought it n
would be waste Of money. The resolu,
ion WAS finally tabled, 4
all propositians looking to the amend. n
ng OF the Constitution were, on motion OF n,
udge Raymond. referred to the Judiciary q
Committee. y
Several petitions asking the suhmlsalop II
t the prahlbitoFy amendment were pre- .,
ented,
The House adjourned shortly before k
loon till 10 A. NJ. to-day. s.
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