Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21
GENERAL ASS EMILY OF VIRGINIA
SENATE.
TnuaspAy. Feb. i3. 1918

LiiE me irn-te' = ~ Dtrfy iut n 'hutnV
in Clarke count "a sell the la, aud buil.
ding of sand Ac .1emI, aud reInvcst the
procee $
Mr.. Crump reported The bin concern
ing the city 81 .NUrok Passed.
Mr. Valley reported the bill changing
the tin. OF huldng the Cir al, Superior
Curt at Harrison. aud of the Courts 81
the II b JUDI ial Circuit, with amend
nenis Passed.
Mr. McCaul,y reported the bill auth
lzing asipardt" eiecti at the house of
M'cn'eI Spessard, in h: county OF Rua
uok". Posed.
Also, an net providing for new bridgr
over ia kson's river, neir Go,ingion, IN
Allegheny county Passed.
Mir. Thompson, of X reported bill in
favor Of Ms. Mary N.st'll. Passed.
o. reported the bill extendin. to
County Courts the jurisdiction an powe,
70 establish ferries. Rejected.
ELECTION OF u. ). SENATOR
The re olulion tor the election OF u $
Senator on Frid y, lilh inst, being tn.
order OF tie day. came up.
Mr.. Taylor moved that the resolution
be indefinitely pos poned.
he vote resulted as follows, without
deta.e:
AYES -Messr. Scott. (Speaker) Cox.
Wallace. Wiley, Spark, Garrett, Wool.
fofk, Piper, Dennis. Penn, Moileu, McMul
Ian. Taylor. Guerrunt, McCaulcy, New
man. Thompson Of KY.
NoEs-Alcssrs. Sutton, Thompson Of A.
Peyton, Crawford, Baptist, Bonduran,,
Gallaher,Csper,on, Stinard, Garter, Sloan
Shinn, Crump, Rngers--l4.
On molisn OF Mr. Bohdurant, the bill
d'vorcing Amanda Crow from her hus
band SAM NJ. Crow, was taken up Ii
was explained by Mr.. Bondurant, advoca
ted by Mr.. Galaher. and opposed by MIR.
Peyton-and passed, ayes II, nous 8.
The bill concerning the musters OF the
militia OF Hardy county, was taken up,
on motion Of Mr.. Crawford. Ii was sus.
tanned by Messrs. Crawford and Gallaher
and opposed by Messrs. Wallace and Nc
Mullen.
MIR. Sloan moved TO amend The bill so
us TO exempt all persons in going TO O:
returning from muster from toll over
bridges OF which the State is he sole own
er. The bi as amended passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Crump, tho bill au.
thor,zlng the troop Of Cavalry in the coun,
~ OF Brunswick 10 make enl.slments from
bo'h regiments in said county, was taken
up.
Alter some debate between Messrs
Scott and Gallaher in favor, and Mr.. Wal
lace against, the bill passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Cox, the Senate took
hIa rasnl,,t,nu IN II o,I~
oil the report of The Joint Committee to ex.
anime into the af.ir, of the James River
and kanawha Company.
Mc3srs. Bondurant and S,anard made
explanations.
he resolution was lost-ayes ~, noes
10 AS follows:
AYES Mcssrs. Cox, Wallace, Crawford,
Wiley, Spark, Baptist, Voolfolk, Piper.
Dennis, McMullsn, Taylor, Ne wman-
NoEs-Messrs. Sutton, Thompson of
Amherst, Peyion, Bondurant, Gallaher.
Caperlon, Stanard, Carter, Sloan. Crun D.
Guerran', Rogers, McCauley, Thompson
OF anawha--l5
On motion Of Mr.. Thompson Of Kanaw.
Ia, The Senate adjourned.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, February If, 1916.
MIR. Garter reported a bill directing n
payment 10 John r. McCIuer, from The
school quota OF TazcwcIl county for 1874.
Passed.
Mr.. Garrett reported The bill 10 prevent
The destruction Of oysters in the counties
OF EIiz belh City and Warwick, and for
other purposes. Passed.
Mr.. Wiley reported bill 10 ncorper,
ate The Preston Navigation Company, " ith
amendments Passed.
Mr.. Rogers, from the Joint Committee
en- The Armory, mn9e a report on the con-
ditlon OF that Institution
Mr.. Baptist, from the Joint Library
Committee, made sundry reports.
Mr. McRae communicated resolution
OF { % House OF Delegates, res hiding The
order 10 adjourn on Monday the l7tb, and
proposing TO adjourn on Thursday the
20h.
The resolution was supported By Messrs
Stark, Carter, Wiley, Bondurnnt. New.
man, Thompson Of X. and Srsnard. and
opposed by Me,srs. Voolfolk, b ,pti,t, and
McMullcn.
Mr.. McM"llen moved las MIR Bondu-
ran; had previously suggested) to strike
"ut the later part OF the resolution, leav.
ing the day OF adjournment unsettled
Mr.. Voolfolk moved TO postpone the
resolution indefinitely, and called the ayes
aud noes. Negauyed-ayes 8, noes e5.
Tie question upon the amendment, stri
KING out the latter clause, was decided in
the negatlve-nyes 8 noes ri.
Mr. Nc Mullen moved 10 lay the resoIu
ton on tn table.
Mr.. Thompson Of X. opposed The mo.
on. Nega;iyed.
The quest N recurring on the adoption
of the resolution was decided in the afIir-
NATIVE ayes %, noes ..
SO Thursday The ooh is the day fixed
for adj ,urnmeDi.
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