The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-16

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resolutions were introduced and referred
to the proper committees:
By Mr.. Finley, Of Tucker, Resolution
to prevent assignees making preferred
creditors.
By Mr.. Hanen, of Marshall county,
House Joint Resolution No. 2, extending
the franking privilege to the State OF.
ficials and members Of the State Legisla.
ture.
By Mr.. Shaw, Of Barbour county, petit
ton Of ]. s. Humphreys and 1876 others,
praying for pay TO members Of the
Thirty.third West Virginia Regiment Of
militia for services in the civil war.
By Mr.. Hanen, OF jackson county,
House bill No. IS. Regarding the free
schools OF Moundsvills.
By Mr.. Bryte, OF Preston county,
House bill No. 10, concerning coroners'
inquests upon dead bodies.
By Mr.. Thomas, OF Putnam county,
House bill No. 20. providing for screen.
ing, weighing and measuring coal. Also
House bill No. q, TO prevent the creation
OF trusts.
By Mr. Dandridge, Of Jefferson county,
House bill No. 26, concerning tax on
hawkers and peddlers. Also House bill
No. q, concerning the collection Of
taxes.
BY MI. Corcoran, Of Ohio county,
House bill No. %, concerning the en-
ployment Of children in factories, work
shops. mines, etc.
By Mr.. Garden, Of Ohio county, House
bill No. 20, regarding compensation OF
assessors Also House bill No. %, con-
cernlng collection OF taxes. Also House
bill No. %, providing for election of
Mine Inspector.
By Mr.. Carle, Of Wood county, House
bill No. 81, payment TO contractors on
county roads. Also House bill No. 25,
in regard 10 continuation OF county
schools longer til IN four months. Also
House bill No. 80, concerning work on
county roads.
BY Mr.. simpson, of Ohio county,
House bill No. 81, TO prevent corpora
tions or joint stock companies from
watering" stock. Also House bill No.
32, relating TO offences against property.
by Mr. White, of Ohio county, House
bill No. 3S, to regulate the holding Of
primary elections, caucuses or public
political meetings. Also House bill No.
81, to amend the acts of 1882, concern
ing the preservation OF certain useful
animals. Also House bill No. S5, per.
mitting the consolidation OF the Citizens
Railway Company aud the Wheeling
Railway Company. Also House bill No.
SO, relating to licensing OF attorneys at
law. Also House bill No 81, relating to
acknowledgements. Also House bill
No. 3S, relating TO acknowledgements OF
instruments ctfeGtinG real estate. Also
House bill No. 80, concerning married
women.
By Mr.. Miller, of Jackson county,
House bill No. 40, granting power to
Clerks Of County Courts to sppoint ap-
praisers in certain emergencies.
By Mr.. johnson, Of Monroe county,
House bill No. Il, relating to and regu.
lating legal rate Of interest.
BY Mr.. Gramm, Of Taylor county,
House bill No. AZ, empowering the
County Court Of Taylor county to pay ].
NJ. Allen, Assessor, additional compeh.
sation for 1880. Also House bill No. 43,
concerning building aud loan associa.
tions,
BY Mr.. Pugh, Of Hancock county,
House bill No. A, extending and dslin-
ing the corporate limits of New Cumber.
land.
By Mr.. Lynch, OF Harrison county,
House bill No, IS, relating to Compensa.
ton OF justices, constables, physicians
and others in case OF persona adjudged
insane, Also House bill No. 40, con-
cerning vacancies in Office.
By Mr.. Young, OF Upshur county,
House bill No. AZ, concerning jurisdic-
ton OF justices aud constables, and pro.
Caedines concerning Justices.
By Mr. Prince, OF Raleigh county;
House bill No. 4a, concerning offences
against the peace.
By Mr.. Ferguson, of Kanawha county,
House bill No. 40, defining who are lia.
BILE TO serve and who exempt as jurors
By Mr.. Hartley, OF Preston county,
House bill No. so, for the suppression
and determination Of pleuro.ppepmonia.
By Mr.. Lockhart, Of Writ county,
House bill No. 81, extending time for
distraint and sale Of property for delin'
quent taxes.
By Mr.. Shaw, OF Barbour county,
House bill No. 81, concerning examina-
ton OF applicant for practice OF medicine.
By Mr. Gibson, % Jefferson county,
resolution asking Tor amendment OF
rules 80 as to authorize the appointment
Of q standing committee on labor. Laid
over ono day.
Mr.. White, OF Ohio county, offered
resolution referring that part of the
Governors message which referred to
elections and colonization OF voters TO
the Committee on Judiciary.
Adjourned till 10 a. m.,to.morrow.
The Speaker will report the following
committees and clerks tomorrow:
On Judiciary = Messrs. Ferguson,
Thompson, Gibson, Robert White,
Welch, Samuels, Dyer, Lynch, Warren,
Miller and Ereyer.
Taxation and Finances = Messrs,
Robert White, Ferguson, Welch, shaw,
Prince, Arnold, Pdchard, CLARK, shu:
mate, Warren, Miller, Laird, Young and
PGgh.
Of WstEel; John d. Ferguson, Of SUM
mers; Thomas S. Haynppd, Of Marion !
j. D. Williams, of Hardy l.. Q. Mckay,
oi jackson; E. L Wood, of Kanawha;
NJ. D. Hanes, Of Pleasants.
CLOAK Roon-A. N. Campbell, OF
Pases-Leou Davis, Of Wayne; Rich
ard Welch, Of Mineral; 3. B Stevenson,
OF Clay; ]. W. Fry, oil Kanawhsj j. Il:
McMAhan, OF Jackson; j. = Stnmp, OF
Gilmer; ]. N. Doddridge, OF kanaWha.
the BALLOT BOX BILL.