The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-20
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Another Flood of Bnls-MeasursS Pass
their First Reading,

their First Reading,
syeerd! Dispatch to he LateiEtgneT.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. 19.-Tht
House met at 10 a m. Prayer by Rev
johnson of the Baptist church.
The Committee on Taxation and Fl
nance reported back House bill No. 55
requesting that it be referred to Judici
ary. The Judiciary Committee recon-
mended the passage OF bills Nos. /, 10
IS, 40 and II.
The following bills and resolutions
were introduced and referred to the
proper committees:
By Mr.. Gibson, Jefferson, House
joint resolution No. 5, authorizing the
Auditor to issue warrants upon the
Treasurer for per diem and mileage ol
members, officers and attaches OF both
Houses. Adopted and the Senate
notified.
BY Mr.. Dandridge, Jefferson, House
bill No. 81, bill comforting additional
powers to the Council of Shepherds.
Town, regarding its Indebtedness.
BY Mr.. White, Ohio, No. 50, concern
ing the validity Of wills and testaments.
By Mr.. Morgan, Wetzsl, No. So, con-
cerning regulations respecting licenses.
By Mr.. Havermale, Morgan, No. 81
making sale Of intoxicants to druukards
and minors misdemeanor and proYid-
ing penalties.
BY Mr.. White, Logan, No. %, confirm.
ing title to purchasers Of land hetofore
sold as waste or unappEopFiated.
By Dir. Young, Upshur, No. SO, amend.
ing the Code relating to State licenses
and injuries arising from the illegal sale
OF intoxicating drinks.
By Mr.. Dyer, KaHawha county, No.
IS, providing against injury or damage
resulting from the operation OF station.
cry engines or boilers by incompetent
persons.
By Mr.. Stone, Wood, No. IS, to amend
the Code concerning the poor.
BY Mr.. Morgan, Marion, No. SO. ere.
atinR penalties for interference with OF
injury to oil or gas lines or v Wells.
BY Mr.. WEIGH, Mineral, No. 90, amend,
ing tht Code relating to the preservation
OF certain useful animals. Also No. OIL,
to amend the Code econcerning the sale oi
apple or peach brandy made from fruit
grown in the State. Also No. 92, To
amend the Code concerning tolls.
By Mr.. PriChard, Marion, No. 93, tc
amend chapter 145 Of the acts Of 1870.
BY Mr.. Finley, Tucker, No. 93, amend
ing acts concetping the construction o.
booms.
BY Mr.. Randall, Harrison, No. s5, con
cerning execution OF sentence to peni
tentiary or OF death upon prisoners pro
pounCed by the Circuit Courts, defining
the duties OF the clerk.
BY Mr.. Shaw, Barbour, No. 05, Great
ing a State School Board to secpre bookt
for use in the schools, defining the
powers OF certain officers therein named
and providing penalties.
BY Mr., Young, ppshur, House joint
resolution No. 0, instructing our Sens
tors and Representative in Congress L
endeavor to secure pensions to members
OF our State troops for their service ID
the war. Laid over.
Communication from the Senate were
received announcing the concurrence in
House joint resolutions 3 and I.
Mr. ATHOiut OF GlIu6Et introduced
resolution directing the Committee on
Education to inquire into and report
upon the expediency Of abolishipg the
Office Of County Superintendent o.
Bills Nos. 8, S, 20, 81, 20 and 04 passed
their first reading without objections
and were ordered to second reading.
The Speaker announced additional
committees as follows
Labor-coEcoEao, Thompson, Lam
bert, PriChard, Good, Carle, Kiser, Lin
vile, Hovermale, Cook, Austin.
Immigration aud Agriculture-Lamon
Garden, Arnold, Thomas, cambridge
6arver, Brown, Stump, Erwin, Miller, o
Jackson, Laird, Randall, Holle.
Additional members OF the Judiciary
Carrie, Johnston, Bryte.
Mr.. Smith, Of Tyler, asked to be ex
cnssd from serving on any committee
Not granted.
On motion the House adjourned til
10 q, M. Tuesday.