The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-12
stria' ri,pc.t, 10 Tie rnitito.nor.

SNrid' r3pctch 10 The Initltotretr.
CnARLEftox. ". Va, Fob. 1.-the
house concurrel in tho senate amend.
ments to tho huntington charter bill
and tho bill was passed, to take effect
from ia passage.
The judiciary committee reported
iavorably On house bill 900, ropealing
tho act concerning hogJ running at
largo in Webster county house bill 100,
requiring clerks Of circuit and county
courts, sheriff. and prosecuting attor.
neys to pay into tho state treasury all
their fees except $1,000 por nunum, was
reported with a Recommendation TINT It
be printed, but without recommenda.
ton as to its passage.
Tho committee on education report.
cd house bill 200, to enforce attendance
upon tho schools OF tho independent
school distriet Of Wheeling without
recommendation.
Mr.. %Stapleton's resolution calling for
an itcmlLcd statement from tho score.
tary OF state rs to the charters issued,
other business done, amount Of fees 70.
csived in his office. etc. was called up
OH his motion and adopted.
Mr.. Reynolds. chairman OF tho finance
committee, introduced house bill sos,
the appropriation bill.
Bills introduced: BY Hawkins. SO4,
relating TO acknowledgement Of decds
and other writings. I, was road a first
lime and ordered to n second reading
under Il suspension OF the rules; SOj, BY
Reynolds, providing for the payment OF
members of tue legislature, originated
with the finance committee. 1t was
read n first time and ordered to u second
reading.
Bills passed: House bills lO7, author.
izing county courts to issue bonds; 1872,
CONCERNING elections by the people; lis.
relating 10 the removal from Office Of
county and district officers for incom.
potency or misconduct, and senate bill
95, relating to the state board Of ex.
aniners.
House bills advanced to third read.
ing. substitute for house bill II, the
new charter of S~is,ersvillo; 200,
empowering circuit courts to ap.
poiIt committees 70 investigate
the affairs OF municipal corporations;
90, providing tor supplying los, county
records; 2i9. requiring incorporated
companies 10 appoint an attorney In
each county In which they do bu,iness;
2lo2, creating a West Virginia service
commission; 200, tho anti-poker bill;
800. making cities and counties liable
Tor damages done by riots and mobs
within their limits; 1877, amending the
charter OF New Cumberland; senate
bills, 81, the compulsory school law +;
l35, fixing the time for holding circuit.
ourts in Jackson, Roaue, Clay, Calhoun
and Gilmer counties.
Petitions were presented from citi-
zens OF Mercer county asking that house
bill 204. regulating building and loan
associations. do not pass; from G. VI.
Lamar, councilman OF Martinsburg,
asking that house bill 223, authorizing
the city authorities Of that city to issue
bonds, be passed; from John b. Wilson,
mayor OF Martinsburg, asking for a re-
urn oil house bill 223.
Bills advanced to second reading:
House bill, 267, authorizing the estab.
lishment Of evening schools; 24l, con.
corning the taxing OF bond, for fines i'm
posed By circuits courts; 269. relating to
domestic and foreign building and loan
associations.
House bill l26, the school book bill was
msde a special order for II o'clock, and
mouse bill 10, the militia law. for $3.50
o'clock. Tomorrow. after Considerable
discussion OF both bills.