The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-27
TIE HOUSE ROUTINE.
The Anu.Forca Bill NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ol
Numbsr of Bills

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qualified. The following committee n
ports were received:
The Committee on Taxation an
, Finance recommended that bill No. IL
do pass. Also asked that the Gettyl
burg monument bill be referred to tn
Committee on Military Affairs. Th
committee introduced House Joint Res
olution No II, granting pay to the jan
itor, sweeperg, etc, in advance OF tn
regular appropriation. Adopted.
The Judiciary Committee reported ad
versply House bills 80, 81, 65, 10S. Bill
81. 80, 40, 40, SO, 81, 50 and 100.
The Committee on Education report
ed adversely bills ITO and 10l and 6
favorably.
The Committee on Roads and Interna
Navigation reported isvorahlv bills l2;
and la and adversely bills lSS. l34 auc
147.
The Committee on Humane Institu
tions and Public Buildings favors6Iy
recommended bill ll9
Mr.. Miller, Of Marshall, presented 6
petition Of eighty delegates to the Con
vention Of the Patrons OF Labor praying
for no appropriation for Worlds Fan
exhibit.
Mr.. Dandridge, Of Jefferson, introduced
the following House Joint Resolution
No. l5:
"WHEREAs, The.Force Bill is aimed
to crush out political liberty in the
Southern States, and US result thereof
must annihilate all business confidence
and commercial prosperity and put
stop to the development OF this great
and magnificent section of our common
country; and,
"WnEREAs, West Virginia feels the
need Of advertising her largely undevel.
oped wealth at the Worlds Fair at Obi.
Clgo, yet views with alarm the meana
being employed to cripple the business
Of our mountain State by reason of the
Force bill and its intended operations In
the South, and,
"WHEREAs, The States OF Tennessee,
Arkansas, Missouri and Alabama have
by resolution declined to appropriate
any sum Of money for exhibition at the
Worlds Fair by reason OF this measure
and thereby volcing our sentiments;
there fore,
"ResoEred, That no appropriation be
made for representation at the Worlds
Fair in the event OF the passage OF this
infamous measure; and
"ReS0lUed, That copy OF these resolu-
tions be forwarded by His ExCellenCy
the Governor to our Senators in Con-
gress and to the Legislature Of Illinois,
now in session."
A motion to suspend the rules and
consider the resolution Immediately y was
hotly discussed. The resolution was
adopted-ayes 40, nays20
The following bills, &C., were intro.
duced aud referred to the proper COM
Dittees:
By Mr.. GrGuuu, Taylor. petition OF
". H. woodward and l55 others for
the erection OF fish ladders over Valley
Falls.
By Mr.. Smith, Tyler, a resolution
authorizing the Committee on.Taxation
and FINANCE to inquire into the ex-
pGdiency OF erecting fish ladders over
dams in Middle Island creek.
By Mr.. Ferguson, Kanawha, No. las,
10 amend the Code providing for me-
ohanics' liens. Also No. l40, relating to
the payment t OF laborers' wages, all wages
to be paid in money. Also No. l50, pro-
yiding for weighing coal where mined.
Also No. I5l, concerning Commissioners
OF Accounts.
By Mr.. Garden, Ohio, No. 159, empow.
eriug the Board Of Education Of the In.
dependent District of Triadelphia to is
sue bonds for erection OF building. Also
No. 1853, to amend the Code relating to
the paw Of jurors.
Ry Mr.. CLARK, Greenbrier, by request,
No. l53, appropriating SiO i50 6S 10 pay
military claims and providing for pay.
ment Of same by the Governor.
by Mr.. Pugh, Hancock, No. 155.
granting to Rtaoke County Cemetery
Company lots in Wellsbrrg.
By Mr.. Shaw, Bar bour, Nos. l69, l57,
To amend the school law.
By Mr. Linville, Boone, No. 1853, flx-
ing the time for holding circuit courts.
By Mr.. Simpson, 0lIo, by request, No,
| I6N, TO amend the acts concerning the
incorporation Of the city Of Wheeling,
regarding the anihoiisy Of the City
Council as to streets, alleys, walks and
public SQUARES and reservations Also
In re quest; with reference to appropri.
alton pf lands by railway corporations
BY Mr.. Prince, B leigh, No. l6l, tc
amend the Code regarding the levy iol
the support Of free schools and the dis
tribution OF the same.
Dy MIR. Lambert, No, 1852, to amend
the Code relating to process in criminal
and civil cases, to the service OF SUM-
nous TO answer indictments.
BY Mr.. Pichard, Of Marion, No. 1853
alternate road law. Also, No. l64, tC
amend tho Acts Of 'S7 extending time
for distralnt aud sale for taxes.
BY Mr.. Morgan, Wetssl, resolution
authorizing tho Taxstion and ffnanct
COMMITTEES TO Inquire Into the expedi
ency OF erecting fsh ladders IN Fishing
creek.
The bill providing for appeal from the
| Police Court OF Wheeling was placed OF
third reading and passed.
Bill No. s, making service Of notice o.
protest by mail valid and the same v
personal service, was put on Its thirC
feajipg and passed.
Bill No g6, providing tax on hawk
era and peddlers, was y 'SUed.