The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-30
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
House met at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
D.,,o, Iy Dau n w Fisher

PRAYER by Kew. ~. w. lsuei'
On motion of Mr.. MILLER, the report
of the committee under joint resolution
TO procure Capital building was taken
up and adopted.
The report offered by Mr.. FURGU-
son, of Cabell, from the Conference
COMMITTEES on Chapt 81, was laid on
the table.
Mr.. WORKMAN announced the adop-
tioA by the Senate of the Conference
committees report on the same Chapter
On motion of Mr.. FURGUSON the re-
port was taken from the table and
adopted by the House.
On motion of Mr.. PINNELL, the
House ordered that the sergeant-at-
arms certify to Mr.. Gold for his per
diem, for days absent without leave.
Mr.. HOkE, from the Senate, announc-
cd that that body had passed Chapter
l66, with amendments.
On motion of Mr.. FURGUSON, the
Chapter, with the amendments, was re-
ferrsd to the committee on Revision.
Mr.. STEERE moved to reconsider the
vote bv which the House on yesterday
resolved not to sconsider any bill not
connected with the Code.
House adjourned,
NIGHT SESSION.
The Joint committee on Revision re-
ported back Chapter i66 without re-
commendation.
The House agreed to the Senate,S
amendment, which was that the Code
sbonld be in force from and after the
first day of April, 1869.
Mr.. ARMSTRONG submitted a report
of the committee on Enrolment, whlcn
was read and adopted. ,,.
Mr.. HERMAN was granted leave 10
introduc House Bill No. lO3, to provide
for the publication and distribution OF
the Code. The rules were suspended
and the bill read three times and
Leave was granted Mr.. FURGUSON
IN Introduce House Bill No. lO4, to de-
fray the expenses of the present session
of the Legislature. Passed: ,
The rules were suspended and the
Code put upon its passage ana paSSeo
and communicated to the Senate
M1. BOGGESS offered resolution
that the Sergeant-at-Arms De oraereu
To draw his warrant on the treasury W
nav the Clerk of the House the usuai
compensation for keeping the rolls
ME-. STEERE offered resolution tha1
.bo thanks of the House be teAdereu 10
the M Sneaker for the able and Impartial
"iorner in which he had discharged DIS
duties. .oa t,,o nas.
saCe of the Code by that body A..
S;r STEERE offered resolution Una
.ba tbonks of the House be rendered 10
tbe Clerk end other otncers VI uar unr
Honse for the able and ethclent inan1u u,
in which they had discharged men tho uu
ties. also TO the different ministers OF !n1 .i
gespel that had opened the House "''N
pray er. Adopted. o,rtiop
+bot Mr.. McGeorge, the Janitor, DC paiu
o." Sna Lee davs employed in cleaning up
.t .Sa Hall of the House of Delegates at
tbe beginning Of the session. ..,,,,;
NJ NIX from the Senate, commuhlIr
It'd I'd the passage, by that body, OF
Tonse Rill No. i03, with amendments,
The Uonse disagreed to the amendments y
and communicated their disagreement
to the Senate. an
Mr.. MARTIN, from the Senate, an, M
nounced that the Senate insisseu ,o9 01
their amendments to House Bill no; lo'
and b ad appointed Messrs. Martin, Cnap,,
| lin aud Dawson. The House insisted
on its disagreement, and app0inteu
Wessrs. Steere, MahOn and Stewart, on
the mart of the House, TO confer WIN
the Senate committee on House Bill
NJ, Mr. HOKE, from the Senate, commu
r;catoJ Senate Bill No. l03, in relation
70 Circuit Courts. The rules were sus
pended NJ and the bill read three times
and passed.