The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-28
posing an amendment to the Code regu

posing an amendment to the Code regu
iating the granting Of licenses.
By Mr.. Holt, Hampshire, No. l6s
amending the Code relating to count!
superintendents OF free schools.
By Mr.. Sarver, Roane, 100. authorizing
the school district Of Curtis, Roant
county, To issue bonds for the erection o.
suitable school buildings and providing
for payment Of bonds.
By Mr.. Austen, Preston, No. 40, re-
lating to pay for keeping lunatics III
By Mr.. Lynch, Harrison, No. III, pro.
viding for refunding money improperly
paid into the State Treasury.
By Mr.. Thompson, Summers, No. 172,
concerning olfenses against public JUS
tice.
By Mr.. Thomas, Putnam. No. 17S,
concerning the appointment OF mine
inspectors.
By Mr.. Dyer, Kanawha, No. 174, to
pay the Public Printer for printing done
for the Legislature before the regular
appropriation. The rules were suspend
cd and the bill passed.
By Mr.. WelCh, Mineral, the petition
OF John F. Dayton and 200 others, ask
ing the passage OF the Law preventing
the killing OF deer for fvs years. Also
a resolution that the Committee on
Mines and Mining inquire into the ex.
pediency OF appointing Mine Inspector
for ach Congressional district.
On motion OF Mr.. Johnston, Monroe,
the Committee on P5nitentlary was in.
structed To inquire into the expediency
OF amen ding the law so as TO provide for
expanding the labor OF conVicts upon
the roads OF the State.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 4, con.
demning the Election bill came up. Mr..
Smith, Tyler, moved TO refer it to the
Committee on Federal Relations. Lost
He then otfsrsd a substitute eudorsing
the action OF 6. W. Atkinson and 9. 3
Smith on the Federal Election bill. The
vote on the substitute was, ayes IL;
nays44
Mr.. Lynch, Harrison, moved to lay
the motion on the table. Lost. The
vote was then taken on the adoption OF
the original resolution-ayes 35; nays l6.
Mr.. Hanen moved to reconsider the
vote and that his motion be laid on the
table. Ayes So; nays ..
House bill No. 81 was passed.
Mr.. Tnompzon, Summers, gave notice
that he would subsequently move to re-
consider the vote rejecting House bill
No 81,
The Speaker announced tho commit
tee appointments as follows:
House members OF the re-districting |
White, Samuels,
Shaw, Good, Campbell, PfiCnard, Stone,
Freer.
Worlds Flir-Messrs. Finley, Good,
Clark, Pugh, Miller, OF Jackson.
Joint Standing Committee Enrolled
Bills-Messrs. Arnold, Finley, Dan
bridge, Keller, Holle.
Additional members standing commit
tees:
Judiciary-Messrs. Core and Smith.
Taxation and Flnance-Messrs. La.
mon and Randall.
observation-disclosures. Weaver and Kel-
Ter.
Roads and Internal Navigation
Messrs. Kiser and Hartley.
Immigration and Agricnlture-Messrs
Morgan, Of Wetzel, and Freer.
Claims and Grievances -Messrs. Boggs,
Erwin and Holle.
Lsbor-Messrs, Carney and Smith.
Counties, Districts aud Municipal Cor.
porations-MessFs. Morgan, of Wetzel,
and Randall.
Private Corporations aud Joint Stock
Holt aud Stone.
Mr.. Johnston, OF Monroe, introduced
House bill No. 175, by request, defining
those who may practice medicine.
At 1850 the House adjourned till 10
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