The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-29
E Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

tion in regard to Furnishing the adulter-
alton of liquors and prevention of
drunkenness, and asked its reference to
the Special Committee on Temperance.
He also, from the same Committee to
whom was referred the resolution di-
recting an inquiry into the expediency
of changing the time of holding town
ship elections from the fourth Thurs
day of May TO the fourth Thursday of
April, reported such legislation inexpe-
dent.
He also, from the same Committee,
to whom was referred the resolution
directing an inquiry into the expedien-
cy of legislatinS for the protection of
fish in the streams within the State, re-
ported back the same and asked its ref
erence to a special committee.
Mr.. Little presented a petition of n.
3. French, asking the passage of an
act authorizing him to construct road
from East River to Princeton.
The following resolutions of inquiry
were adopted
By Mr.. Boreman: Directing the
Committee on Roads to inquire into the
eXpediency of making an appropria-
tion for the Sistersville and Salem
Turnpike, in Tyler and Duddridge
counties.
By Mr.. Kincaid Instructing the
Finance Committee to inquire into the
ty from State tax for 1865.
BY Mr.. Payne: Directing the Com
mittee on Education to inquire into the
expediency of returning TO Mcdowell
county the amount OF school taxes col
lected from that county for 1865.
By Mr.. Boremdn: Directing the
Committee on Education to inquire into
the eXpediency of providing by law for
the sale of the mining privileges under
the bed of the Ohio river, and appro-
priating the proceeds of such sales to
the permanent school fund of this State.
BY MIR. Payne: Directing the Com
mittee on Military Affairs to inquire
into the eXpediency OF euacting "A law
prohibiting disloyal persons from car
ryinE fire arms and other dangerous
weapons, and attaching suitable penal
ties tor a violation of the same.
BY Mr.. BeeSOn: Directing an in
quiry by the Judiciary Committee into
the eXPediency ofso amending the law
as to exempt the personal property OF
tenants from seizure for taxes on the
property occupied.
BY Mr.. Heermans: Directing the Jul
dicinry Committee to inquire into the
expediency of reporting II bill making
1t lawful for clerks OF the Circuit Court
to refuse to issue, and the Sheriff to ex-
ecute, any civil process directed to such
officers, from another county, unless
ices are PAID IN advance
MIR. Lightburn presented the petition
of John FELTON,, praying that he be COM
pensated for extra labor as contractor
on the Ohio river and Maryland turn
pike. Referred to Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Armstrong presented II petition
of 800 citizens of the Safe, praying the
passage of n prohibitory liquor law.
Mr.. Foreman presented IA resolution,
passed by the Board of Supervisors, of
Polar ntNfhnrifxy f,r . ha
correction of she revaluation of real
estate in that county. Referred to Ju-
dietary Committee.
The House resumed consideration of
the bill TO permanently locate the capt.
tai of the State, and went into Commit
tee of the Whole on that subject, Mr..
McWhorter in the Chair.
The House at once proceeded to vote,
with the following result:
FIRST BALLOT.
For Charleston AIessrS. Ballard Bower,
Caldwell Carroll, CrRcraft, Ferguson, Crosse
Johnson; Kinculd, Little. Mcwhorter, NeeI,
Payne, Vaughan and Workman-l5.
Ebr Neutrality-suspicious.. PinnelI, Speaker
Armstrong, BeeSon, Billmyer, Cunningham,
Gibson, HRrInan, Harris. Hiser, Hoffman,
ton-l5.
For GraEton-MesSrs BIckel, Brown OF Ohio,
Burke, Cooper, DAVIDSON. HeermanS, Lane,
smith OF Berkeley, and Wheat-9.
For CEITkSbiBD-SIeSsrs. Bee, Foreman
Fleming and GOft-I.
EGr -MesSTS. BoggeSS Lock
hart, Spencer and Williamson.
TRylor-S.
SIR. Kellar voted for BealIngton.
Whole vote 81. Necessary to a choice %.
Highest vote Is.
SECOND BALLOT.
For CharEeston-MeSsrS- Ballard Bowyer
Caldwell, Carroll. Cmcrart, Ferguson. Grose,
Johnson. Kincaid. Little, Mcwhorter, Neel,
PAYNE. Vaughan and workman-l5.
For observation-disclosures. Pinnell, Speaker
Gibson, Harman, Harris, Hiser, Hoffman'
Wslton--l5.
F6r Ciarksourg-M essrs. Bee. Fleming and
Goff-3.
For Grajson-MeSsrs. BiclzeI, Brown of Ohio.
bnrke, Cooper, Dawson; Heermans, Lane,
smith OF Berkeley. and wheat-s.
For PITkeTSbLTg--Mes BnggeSS Foreman
LOckhnrI, spencer and wiIliamson-5.
:, F6r "estoH-Aiessrs. Lishtburn, SnIder and
f9r BcG,in9ton-NIr. Kellar.
Whole vote 81. Necessary to choice g.
Highest vote 10.
Mr. Lightburn Withdrew Weston and NOM
Innted Tue Coonrod Farm, about three miles
from midtown" in BraNtOn county.
me House proceeded again to vote.
THIRD HALLor.
For thdrlcEoT-NteSsrs. Ballard Borgess.
9oWSeF; C1l'iWell, Carroll, CracraIt, Ferguson
~ t Io',',>Sn, hincaid. Little, McWhorter
80 - s ~ ne, NAuShtn and Workmau-l6.
Eor 'tck'G,l'loa-Me s,rs. Pinnell, speaker
SiE,IhSlFony, beeson, Rellmyer, Cunningham
Sln>on, Hnrtnan, Harris, Hiser. Hoffman'
k"once. Mann, McCarty, Mc0uiIEen and
welton-l5- SA'iAeH anu
For GrIfton-MeSSrs. Bickel. Rrov,, n,
ONO, Burke, Cooper, DstviSsOn, HearnIapS
keliar, Lamb, Lane. smith, OF Rsrt.iIs,,'
Wheat aud WilIiam>on-I2
fbT CIdrkShlSrg-M eSSrS, Bee. Enrar,,
Fleming. Cor and LOckhart-5 NALL
For :" COoarO6 F,IrHs''-NIesSSrs Iirb,h,,r,
Snider. Spencer and Taylor-4
u, Whole vote 81 Necessary to choice T.
Highest vote 10 No choice.
FOURTH BALLOT.
For Charleston iessrs. Ballard R,.-,ss,
Bowyer, Caldwell, Carroll, Cracrafr. FsrS5I1
sou, GroSe, johnson, Kincaid, Little Nc
Whorter, Neel. Payne, Vaughan ana Work
For BucthGnnOn-MesSrS. PInnell ISpeaker,
Armstrong, Beeson, BtIImyer, Cunningham
GIBSON, AaFman, Harris, HtSer, Koonce
,,, r0r SrHion-MeSsrS. Bickel, Brown. of
ONO, Burke; Cooper, DAVIDSON, Heerrnans
t MSiiat, lamp, Lane, Smith, OF Berkeley
For CIdrkSotErU-AIesSrs Bee Foreman
Fleming, Con, l-ightburp and LocSnart-6.
For "CooFTOd FIrn''-AIeSsrs- Hoffnar
snider, Spencer and raylor-4.
Whole vote 81 Necessary to choice q
Highest vote 10.
FIFTH BALLor.
For CsG-leSfOSt-MeSSTE. Ballard RoCyess
Bowyer, caldwell. Carroll, Cracraft, Ferguson
SroSe johnson, Ktncaid, Little, McWhOrter'
Ebr RltcShdIiIoF-MeSsrS. PinuelI (Speakerl
Armstrong. BeeSOn, Billmyer CIlnninvban,
Gibson, Hartman, Harris, Hissr, Holman,
koonce, Ligntpurn, Mann, MeCarty, Nc,
9uillSin and Welton-I6.
For tSrGfton-MeSsrS- BIcl<ei, Brown, of
ohio, Burke; cooper, DAVIDSON, Heermans,
Wheat und WilliatnSon-i2
Fbr CTdrkS6tTU-MeSSrS. Bee Boreman
Fleming. Cod. L2ckha!t and Speneer-6
For ''C60NTud EtI5zn'-MeSsrs. Snider and |
'aylor-a