The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-07
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE
WHEELING, Feb. 9th, 1907

Mr.. Carskadon, by leave, introduced /
{. y. No. Al, 10 re-enact and atnsno u (
section ~, chapter lis, acts OF leoS.
This bill proposes to inhicL PenaIty
of % per cent OF all Dohus' 80 -! lltles'
claims. &c, which persons fail or re-
f[,z,a ~, list for stxatiOn-one-half TO go
10 me fnformer, and the other half 10
Tho school fund OF the county, in which
the action is brought.) Read the hrst
time.
RssoLUed, That the Committee on In
ternal Improvements, DC, inquire into
the expediency Of appropriating $4,000
for the purpose of constructing a
bridge across the Valley River at
Grafton.
S. 3. No. 81, "To amend section 30,
chapter lib, acts OF 1853, concerning Ii
censes," was read a second time and
ordered to engrOssment.
On motion of Mr.. Chapline, s. 3. No.
IS, 'sTo repeal sections 10 s, OF chapter
AZ, Code OF Virginia" requiring notice
to be published before application for
new county can be considered, was
Messrs. Young, Burdett, Raymond,
Thatcher, O'Brien and Werninger spoke
against the bill, and Messrs. Burley,
Martin and Chapline for it.
The Senate refused TO pass the bill
by the following vote:
YEAs.-Messrs. Burnley, Chapline,
Farnsworth, Hagar, Hcke, Mahon,
Martin, Wilson, Wright and Zinn-l0.
NAYs.-Messrs. Stevenson, (Presi-
dent Burdett, Carskadou, Dix, Dolly,
Duval, Raymond, O'Brien, Slack,
Thatcher, Werninger and Young-l2.
on motion of Mr.. ChaPline, II. B.
No. q, ''For the regulation of the West
Virginia Agricultural College," was
taken up and read a second time.
Mr.. Thatcher moved TO lay 1t on the
table, which motion was lost
Mr.. linn moved to suspend the rules,
that the bill might be read a third time
and put upon its passage, which mo-
ton was also lost.
The bill was then ordered to its third
reading
order. for to-day at II, to consider the
capital bill, be postponed until M
a. m, which was disagreed to, and the
hour set for the consideration of said
bill having arrived, the Senate, on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Hagar, went into Commit
tee OF the Whole, Mr.. Chapline in the
chair, and proceeded TO take the fifth
/ ballot, as follows:
Buckhnnnon-Messr hurley, Cars
I kadou, Chapline, Dolly, Farnsworth,
/ O'Brien, Thatcher and wright-S
| Clarksburs-Ha and Wernin-
GER
| charleston DIX haBaF5 martin
Slack and Young-5.
Grafton-Burdett Hoke, Wilson and
Zinn--i.
Parkersburg-Duval, Ma hon and
SteyensOn-3.
SMITH BALLoT.
Buckhannon-Carsk ChapIine
/ Dolly, Earnsworth, O'Brien, Thatcher
1 Wright and Young-S.
| Clarksburg-H and wernin,
| GER.
charleston-Dix, Hagar and Slack
EGrafton = Burdett, Burley, Hoke,
| Wilson and Zinn-5.
Parkersburg-Duv Mahon, Mar
tin and Stevenson-I.
SEVENTH BALLOT.
BuckhannOn - Burnley, Carskadon,
| Chapline, Dolly, Farnsworth, OBrien
Thatcher and Wright-S.
Observation-Disclosures and Wernin-
Charleston-Dix. Hagnr and Slack
Grafton--Burdett, Hoke, Wilson,
Young and Ziun--5.
Parkersburg Mahon, Mar
tin and Stevenson.
EIGHTH nALLor.
Buckhannon = Burley, Carskadon,
Dolly, Farnsworth, O'Brien, Thatcher
and Wright.
.Clarksburg- Raymond, Martin and
Werninger-5.
Charleston-Dix, Hagar, Slack and
HOung--I.
GraTton-Burdett, Chapline, HOke,
| Wilson, Ziuu-5.
Parkersburg-Duvnl, Mahon and
SteveusOn-S.1
NINTH BALLoT.
Buckhaunou-Nlessrs. Chapline, Dol
", FarnsworIh, 10 Brien, Thatcher and
wright-6.
Clarksburg-Burley, Raymond, Mar
tin, Werninger, Wilson and Stevenson
&c.
CT MISREPRESENTATION, Dix, Iagar
and Slack.
Grafton-Burdett, Hoke and Zinn-3.
Parkers6urg-Duyal, Mahon and
YOung-3.
Mr.. Young then placed in nomina-
ton Bealington, in barbour county.
Mr.. Stevenson nominated Bulltown,
in BraXton county.
On motion OF Mr.. Hoke, the commit
tee rose.
The President resumed his chair,
when Mr.. ChapIine, chairman OF the
Committee of the Whole, reported to the
Senate that the committee had come to
no conclusion on said bill, and had di-
reeted him to ask leave to sit again.
bill, and the motion OF Mr.. Farusworth
To take recess until p. III. and p.
M, were rejected.
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer by Rev. David Cunningham.
a member of the House.
The Speaker appointed Mr.. KooIfce
on the Committee on Enrolled Bills in
the stead OF Mr.. Yantis, who was de-
oil
House.
MIR. Smith, OF Berkeley, from the
Committee on Counties, &C., reported a
bill To amend and re-enact the charter
OF the town of Charleston.
MIR. Bow yer, from the Committee on
humane and Criminal Institutions, re-
ported "A bill increasing the allowances
of clothing to such of the State con-
victs as are required to work without
shelter, in the construction of the Peni-
tentinry buildings, and also appruprfa-
ting 1000 for the payment OF guards
and the expenses of the prison proper.
Resolutions, offered as follows, were
agreed to.
BY Mr.. Hibbetts: Directing the Com
mittee ON the Judiciary To enquire into
the expediency of amending the law
regulating the fees of Clerks OF the Cir
cult Courts.
By Mr.. Ferguson: Requesting the
AhultOr To report to the House what
insurance companies, located or doing
business in this state, have complied
with the provisions OF the act passed
March :, 1864, and what Companies
have failed to do so.
by MIR. Gotf: Directing the Judiciar,-
COMMITTEES TO inquire into the expeii-
eney OF repeating chapter ~ acts of
1865, prescribing when acts of the T,a,yis-
lature shall take effect.
BY Mr.. Hiser: Directing the Conn
mlttee on Claims and Grievances to in
Iulre INTO the eSpediency of prevent