The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-29

!, setting t0ftn thai tue Weht HERlulA te
q ports are not In character and quality o.
printing and binding what the law re
. ouires, and appointing committee o.
three TO investigate the matter and re-
| port by bill or otherwise. Adopted
, The committee consists Of Messts. Ar
j, mold, Welch and Miller, Of Jackson.
A communication was received from
the Governor, transmitting the particu'
,, lars OF every case Of fne or penalty re.
mitted and reprieve or pardon granted,
with reasons therefor, since the date Of
the last similar report.
The following House bills passed their
second reading:
No. /, amended 80 as to include the
circuits embracing Greenbrier and Mar:
shall counties, fixing the time for their
courts, ordered to engrossment and
third reading.
1 No. Z 7(Wheeling's Electric Light billy,
| Is, SO, 45 and 46 were each ordered to
engrossmsnt and third reading.
No. n was discussed and made the
special business for tomorrow at II
o'clock.
House bill No. ia, to pay tho public
printer, coming back from the Senate
with an amendment making the bill
take effect from It's passage, was taken
up and passed.
The House went into Committee of
the Whole on House bill No. 20. The
bill was thoroughly discussed. Thepart
of this (the reassessment) bill capsing
the division being the part which defined
the appointing power. The bill sug.
gessed that the County Courts should
appoint the assessors.
On motion OF Mr.. Ferguson, the Com.
mittee OF the Whole reported tho bill
back to the House with an amendment
that the Board Of Public Works shall
appoint one assessor for each assessment
district in the several counties To re
assess the real estate thereof, and recon-
mending that the bill do pass.
Messrs. Prince, Gibson and Stone
were appointed members OF the com.
mittee on the part Of the House to ex.
anime the penitentlary:
Mr.. cambridge moved to reconsider
the vote rej4Cting House bill No. 81.
Colonel White moved tolay 1t on the
table. Mr.. Thomas moved to adjourn.
Lost. The Guar ruled the gentleman
out OF order and the House proceeded
with House bill No. 9. Mr.. Young, Of
Upshur, proposed to amend by having |
the assessors elected by the people, but
the amendment was lost. The bill was Z
ordered to engrossment and third !
reading. 4
Mr.. Graham, of Taylor, offered reso. .
luton authorizing the Committee on I
Taxation and Finance TO inquire into
the expediency oi making sufficient ap. {
for the erection Of fish lad /
ders or fish ways over Valley Falls in {
Ty CARTS Valley river, the moneyto be !
under the direction Of the I
Fish Commissioners. q
The following bills were introduced:
By Mr.. Kiser, Psndleton, House bill /
No. 1856, establishing county court tor {
Pendleton county.
By Mr.. White, Ohio, No, 1856, accept. Z
ing the provision OF the act Of Congress {
applying portion Of the proceeds otthe [
public lands 10 the more complete en-. 8
and support OF the colleges for
the benefit OF agriculture and the me.
chanic arts established under the pro- 4
visions OF an act OF Congress. approved
July 2, 1862, and providing for the ap. {
Of said endowment. Ii
By Mr.. Dyer, OF Kanawha, No. 1877, In
regard to granting State licenses. Ii
By Mr.. Thompson, Summers, No. 1888. {
fixing times for Sherifis aud Collectors q
TO pay over taxes into the State Trea.
sury. /
BY Mr.. Morgan, Marion, No. 1S9, re /
Iating to the alternative road law.
BY Mr. Laird, Wood. No. 100, making =
provisions for Circuit Courts or judges /
In vacation to dispense with grand jury /
for one or more OF the four terms. Also &
No. 19l, allowing the city Of PalkerS- :
burg to generate, distribute aud use cleo I
tricity and gas.
BY Mr.. Lynch, Harrison, pstition !
from twenty.three labor unions asking /
the passage Of law for mechanic liens
By Mr.. Thompson, Summers, moved
that the motion to reconsider the vote
rejecting House bill 81 be made the
special order for Friday at II o'clock ,
Carried.
Adjourned at 5:20.