The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-27
w. VA. LEGIsLATURE

al tbe massage of the resolution tor the
ranoyal from office of j. W. Kennedy,
.Iudre of the 10th Judicial Circuit. The
| consideration of the resolution was
| passed by for the present.
Mr.. Maxwell reported back the bill
more effectually to prevent the sales ana
use of Intoxicating liquors contrary TO
law, recommending its passage. He also
reported back the Senate bill regulating
the records of deeds in certain unOrgan-
lied counties without recommendation
Mr.. Brown reported a Senate bill max
ing an appropri alton to refund TO feu-
ben Harrison, ofMason county, certain IL
cense tax.
MIR. Phelps reported back the bill for
the relief of certain militia of UpshuI
county, recommending its passage. He
also reported back the bill authorizing
the Governor to purchase breech-loading
rifles for the State Guards, without re-
commentator but proposing an amend
| ment.
On motion of Mr. Peck, the bill detin-
ing the terms on which foreign corpora
ti0ns may hold real and personal estate
| in this State, was taken up, amended and
ordered to be engrossed.
The amendments adopted yesterday to
the House bill amending the general
election law, was reconSidered and reject
ed, and the bill passed The following
| Senate bills were passed:
For the support of the poor; providing
how money be paid into the State treas
| ury; to provide Il penitentiary for the
State; to provide free schools for the city
of Wheeling
The following House bills, with Senate
amendments, were passed: creating a
board for the examination ii certain mil
itary claims; to render more available
timber. coal, ore and mineral Lands "l
this State; concerning delinquent taxes
levied for county purposes; for the better
organization of State Guards
The Senate then took recess until
half past two o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The bill for the relicfof certain militia
of Upshur county, and the bill more ct
fectually to prevent the sale or use OF III
toXicating liquors contrary to law, were
ordered to a third reading.
The bill defining the terms on which
foreign corporations may hold real aud
personal estate in this State, was passed
The Senate disagreed to the House sub
stitute for the amendment proposed by
the Senate to the Constitution of this
State.
Mr.. Phelps, by leave, introduced bill
to amend the charter of the town al
Point Pleasant, which was read the first
time.
The bill permitting deeds and other
writings made in nnorganizcd c"nntIcS
to be recorded in Kamawha county, was
referred to the following special commit
tee: Mcssrs Phelps. Chambers and Max
well.
The bill authorizing the Governor To
purchase hrccch-loadiug rifles for State
Guards, was ordered To nc rngr"Ss"d.
A message from the lIonsc, by Nh
Lamb, announced that il had disagreed
to all the Senate'S amendments 10 tho
bill to render more available timber,
coal, ore and mineral lands of this State
The Senate insisted upon all OF lis SAID
amendments.
Mr.. Burley, by leave, introduced a bill
in relation to township bountics, which
was read the first time, ordered To It set
ond reading aud referred /" The township
committee.
Mr.. Dunbar presented the petition OF
VIM. Walker and Others OF Wyoming
county, which was Eatd referred.
The House bill in RELATION to township
meetings and elections was passed.
on Motion of Mr.. Farusworth, the rcSo-
luton for the removal of Judge Kennedy
was made the special order for Monday
next at p o'clock L. NJ.
The Senate bill rcfumdmg 10 Reuben
Harrison certain license lax was passed
And the Senate adjourned to meet al
9 o'clock on Monday morning
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.-Mr. Fleming,
from the committee on Elections and
Privileges, reported adversely to admit
ting w. ID. Rollysou, of BraXton county,
to "a seat in the House, in place of Harvey
+. Huger.
The general appropriation bill was
taken up.
Mr.. Peterson moved to amend the bill
by inserting a clause appropriating
$50, 900 for finishing portion of the hos
pital for the insane at Weston.
The amendment was rejected, yeas s;
nays Al.
Mr.. Patrick moved TO amend the bill
by adding, after the words $50 for Gov
errors house rent, the words Auditor,
Treasurer and Secretary of State the
sum of five hundred dollars for house
rent, provided the Secretary Of State
shall not have the benefits of the bill I'M
less he enters into the bonds OF matrimo-
ny within the year 1859
Mr. Lamb thought the proviSo was
unconstitutional as we had no right to
compel the Secretary of State 10 get
married.
The proviso was stricken out, the
amendment finally withs rawn. and the
bill ordered to engrossment.
The hill making an appropriation to
the Gettysburg Cemetery was read 4
second time and ordered to Il third read
ing.
House bill No 66. authorizing the
Council Of the city Of Wheeling q collect
tax on personal property in said city,
was read second time, and ordered TO
engrossment.
House bill No. IL, authorizing the Bal
timore and Ohio and Northwestern Vir-
ginia railroad companies to purchase
lands in the city OF ParkerSburg, was
read a second time, and ordered to Gu
grossment, as was also the bill changing
the corporate limits of ElizahethtOwn,
Marshal county.
The bill Incorporating the Mouongahe-
Ia and Lewisburg Railroad Company,