The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-07

senate bill No. 102, authorizing the
Adjutant General TO complete and pub
lish records in his Office concerning the
Rebsllion, was passed. Adjourned.
In the House.
Special DispaLeh to ne LateltOaees.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 6.-Thl
House Judiciary Committee reported
favorably this morning, House bills Al
follows: No. 1877, to 6x and regulate
the liabilities OF railroad corporation
for injury done by them to persons in
cluding employees Of such corporations
No. 239, 10 protect registers OF live stock
giving lien OF property for pasturage
Senate bill No. 81, providing a methoc
for constructing and keeping In re
pair county roads, making the county
court, upon petition OF twenty-five
voters Of said county, or OF any district
in the county, submit to the voters o.
the county or district at the next en-
suing election for ratification or rejec
ton any method Of constructing ant
repairing county roads that petitioner
may ask for, was passed, taking ettect
from it's passage.
Senate bill No. OS, creating the Office
OF State Librarian and specifying his
duties, which passed yesterday, was sent
into effect from its passage. The follow
ing bills were passed:
House bill No. IS, concerning the con-
t1rmstion Of titles to purchasers oi
school lands. 1t provides that the State
may institute suits in her own name
against non.residents. Bill No. 43, con-
cerning the organization and govern
ment OF building aud loan associations.
Bill No. l73, concerning theappointEent
and qualifications of mine inspt ctors,
The inspector must be practical miner
OF at least s years experience. Bill No.
2lS, amending section 0, chapter 13l, ol
Of the Code. 1t provides that any party
may except to any action or decision OF
the Court and the court may sign q writ
Of error or bill OF exceptions within
thirty days thereafter.
Mr.. Laird introduced House bill No.
9S4, to extend the corporate limits ol
Parkersburg. 1t is the same as the bill
vetoed by the Governor, except the
clause objected to. The rules were sus.
pended and the bill was ordered to it's
second reading.
House bill No. 90, the bill to assess
lands, notes, etc, was passed. The vote
was Us follows: Ayes-Messrs. Bennett
(Speaker), Boggs, Bryte, Campbell,
Carle, Carney, CLARK, Gore, Dandridge,
Erwin, Ferguson, Finley, Good, Holt,
Johnston, Kiser, Linville, Lockhart,
Lynch, Samuels, Sarver, Shaw, Thomas,
Thompson, Welcb, Sias, st. Clair, Stump,
White (of Logap), White (of Ohio, and
Young-92.
coran, Freer, Garden, Gramm, Greer,
Hanen, Hartley. Haveruale, Kiser,
Lamon, Miller loi Jackson), Miller (of
Marshall), Morgan (of WetzeD, Pugb,
Simpson, Smith, Stone, Wever-2l.
Not votipg-Arnold, Dyer, Gibson,
Holle, Keller, Randall, Lambert, Moore,
Morgan (of Manon), Prichard, Randall,
Shumate-12.
House bill No. 143, amending the Code,
allowing persons to work out the road
tax upon roads, was passed. House bill
No. l0l, tho Parkersburg electric light
bill, was also passed.
Senate bill No. l24, the School Book
bill, with Mr.. Finley's substitute, pend.
ing Gardens amendment to strike out
Wentworth's arithmetics and insert
Rays series Of arithmetics was taken up
as special order. Mr.. Garden with.
drew the amendment and substituted
Rays first, second and third arithmetics.
The amendment was lost. Colonel
White offered a substitute for Mr.. Fin.
ley's substitute providing for a one year
contract and a commission aa in the
original bill to recommend books to the
Legislature. Colonel Whites substitute
was rejected. Mr.. Ferguson moved to
strike out Rays higher arithmetic IRON
Mr.. Finley substitute. Adopted. Mr.,
Finley's substitute ives adopted and the
bill ordered to lis third reading. Ad'
sannRa1