The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-16
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+ ! M! CARHKADON,i from sthe commit
ties on Privileges and Elections, report
ed back the resolution proposing to al-
low Senators mileage by the nearest
route on which there is public eonyey-
ance, accommodating that If be rejected,
but the report WAS not agreed To, and
theiresolWjQR waSrec0nnittetOI I
"a, A number Of bills were reported hack
from the standing aommittees,, Hith re-
commend dat tions thut they pass bat they
were not reached upon the calendar:
y AAZINSs sftsm the Sqppittee.9R FL
nance, q &c, reported padyerselyI hpoR
the resolution proposing to pay ef.
penses Of registration IN the 9th Circuit
without the approval of the Circuit
6oxs, which wns adopted. sI.DL,
nv. DUYAL, from the committed ION
Military Affairs, reported back House
Joint resolution No. 19, "For the. relief
of Vim. ID. Hail." recoHmendingI its
massage. The report was adopted
MrIZINN, from the committee on FL
nance &c, reported Senate Bill No. 66,
"Granting the minerals under D certain
part of, the bed of the 0hi0 river |,
which was read the firstItime. - sua
The following bills were introduced
on leave, and read tho first time:
TCBy Mr.. HAGAR, rExtending ths time
for snrxeying and issuing grants for
land in certain cases 4
By Mt. SLACK, Senate Bill No. SO,
q bill regulating rates of1hteres in
Nv Mr. ,HOKE,, Senate Bill No. 50,
"a Bill to put the real estate Of two or
more persons, doing business as firm,
on the footing Of personal property
.5By. Mr. bF1RNSWORTH, Senate Bill
No. 7e, .Providing in what counties Ger
tain actions may Be brought for libel.
By Mr.. CHAPLINR,l Senate Bill No.
II, ~To refund the money paid by the
counties of Berkeley and Jefferson, to
the United States for direct tad.N !
By Mr.. DIX, Senate Bill No! ~, ,MAu-
thorizing the trustees of the NJ. E..
Church at Pine prove to convey prop
On motion of Mr. sBURLEY;I "
Resolred, That the committee on Town.
ships, &c, be requested TO- inquire into
the expediency of reporting o bill
amending sections 1, 2 and 3, of chap.
AZ, of the Code of 1860.
House Bill No. 5, 'Providing' in what
counties certain actions may be
brought" was read third time and re-
jected.
YEAs.-Messrs. Stevenson President), y,
Burley, Chapine, Dix Farnsworth,
Hasal, Slack, Thatcher, Wright and
Young-10.
NAYS. Messrs. Burdett. Carskadon,
Dolly, Duval, Raymond, HOke, Mahon,
Martin, O'Brien, Werninger, Wilson and
Zinn-l2. .-1- -
Mr.. YOUNG presented five petitions,
signed by POS persons, praying the pas
sage Of a prohfbitory liquor law, which
were referred to the committee, on In
NJ. STEVENSON, (Mr. Zinn. Id the
Chair) presented the petition of 20 col
ored citizens Of 'Psrkersburg, praying
the right of suffrage, which ON his mo-
tion was tabled.
On motion of : Mr.. HAGAR, Senate
Bill No. Is, "Providing for the construc-
ton of q road in the counties of Boone,
Logan and Mcdowell" was taken from
the table. '-i '''.
/ On motion of Mr.. YOUNG, Senate
Bill No. "a lThe B. g. o. 4. r. bilD was
made the special order for Monday next,
at 10i o'clock a. M.
Senate Bill No. AZ, Regulating the
establishment Of Free Schools" coming
up as unfinished business, on motion OF
Mr.. WILSON, the Senate went into
committe of the Whole, to consider said
bill, and after some time spent therein,
the President resumed the Chair, when
Mr.. CARSKADON reported several
amendments which were adopted.
On motion the Senate took a recess
until 81 Z. NJ. %.
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