The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-03


district is not entitled to his seat in this
House, and that VIM. Roach contestant
is eligible to the Office of delegate to the
Legislature of this State. Which was
adopted by vote Of 35 ayes to l6 noes.
A message from the Senate announc-
ed that that body was ready to proceed
to the execution of the joint order OF
the day, it being the taking of the vote
in each house for United States Senator.
Mr.. Pinnell was appointed to inform
the Senate OF a like readiness on the
part of the House.
In pursuance of an act of Congress
approved July 25, 1866, the House pro.
each member present to name one per
son for Senator in Congress, from this
State.
For that position. Mr.. Mason nomi;-
mated Gov. A. L. BOreman, of Wood
county, and Mr.. Jacob, of Ohio. nomi-
mated Daniel Lamb, OF Ohio county.
Those who voted for Gov. Boreman,
were Messrs. Fleming, (Speaker), AL
lisOn, Bowyer, Carpenter. of Green
brier, Carpenter, of Monroe, Carroll,
Charlton, Core, Cunningham, dis,
Duffy, Edwards, Flick, French, Garri-
son, Gibson, of Preston, Gibson, OF Po-
cahontas, Gold, Raymond. HeermAns,
Mahon, Mann, Martin, McClaskey,
McCraw, Miller, PInnell, Powell, Put
nam, Reynolds, Rollins, Scotield,
Smith, of Kanawha, SnOdgrass, IaDler,
Thomas, Tyson, Williams and Wright
-43.
Those who voted for Mr.. Lamb. were
| Messrs. Harrison, of Jefferson, Harri-
son, OF Lewis, Hervey, Hutton, Jacob,
of Ohio, Jacob, of Hampshire, MHnion,
Snider, Stifel and Vance-1O.
Mr.. Duffy moved to reconsider the
vote by which the House on yesterday
adopted the resolution declaring Ulys-
ses Hinchmanientitled 10 IL seat in the
House AS delegate from Logan county.
The motion was agreed to by vote OF
81 ayes tolls noes. The resolution was
laid on the table and subsequently ta-
ken up and rejected, MIR. Ballard
being restored to his seat.
Mr.. Pinnell from the Committee on
Election and Privileges, reported list
or the delegates as appeared from tho
certificates OF their election, which WAS
laid on the table and the House took n
recess until 2 o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr., Hervev presented the muster-roll
of Captain Nicholas ueadingtOn's COM
pany OF the 1O3rd regiment, Va. Militia,
claiming payment for services rem
dered during the late war. Referred TO
the Committee on Taxation and FL
nance.
The following resolutions were Of
fered:
BY Mr.. misunderstanding the Com
mittee on Education to enquire into the
expediency of allowing the school oih-
GERS of Randolph county TO employ
teachers in the public schools without
recurring them TO take the test oath.
BY Mr.. r.Manion-Instructin the Com
mitIee on Roads and Internal NhViga-
ton to enquire into the eXpediency OF
providing for the construction OF
bridge over Fishing,Creek at New Mar
tinsville.
Mr.. Core presented the petition OF
John Hall and seventeen other cltiZens
| of uarrisVille, asking for an act 10 IN
corporate that town.
Mir. Gibson, OF Preston, presented an
account of VIM. Shaw, for provisions
and forage furnished the militia In Au-
gust, 1864, amounting to Sl3, which was
referred to the Committee on Military
Affairs.
Mr.. Wright presented n report from
the Commissioners appointed under
| chapter 92 OF the acts OF ISIS, relating
to the boundaries of certain counties,
which was laid on the table and order
ed to be printed.
Mr., Core presented n claim of X. >.
Blair for services rendered in August,
1864; also, a claim OF Timothy TharP !;
which were referred to the Committee
on Military Affairs.
Mr., Carpenter, of Greenbrier, intro
duced House Bill No. 30, "a bill an
thorizing the trustees of the M. T..
Church in the town of Franktord, IN
Greenhrier county, TO sell their parson-
age property"
Mr.. Lamb introduced House Bill No.
81, "A bill authorizing the trustees Of
st. Johns Episcopal Church i'll the city
OF Wheeling to borrow money"
Mr.. Edwards introduced House Bill
No. 30, "AuthorizinE the trustees of the
NJ. L. Church i'll Marshall county to
sell and convey their parsonage pro-
perty on Boggs' Run"
Mr., Hutton introduced House Bill
No. SO, "DeclRring the StauntOn and
Parkersburg road in Randolph, Poca-
hontas, Upshur and Lewis counties a
State road :" and
Mr.. Putnam introduced House Bill
No. 81, extending the time of the coun-
| ty and township officers in Braxton
county to qualify and file bond.
Each of the foregoing bills were sub
seuuently read the first time and order
ed TO their second reading.
| Mr.Snider presented the petition of A.
Norman and forty nine others of Cal.
houn county, asking that Leading and
Yellow creeks be declared public high
ways for certain purposes; and petit
ton OF &. II. Richardson and one hun
dred and five others of Calhoun county,
asking for an appropriation OF 500 tor
certain purposes, which were referred
to the Committee on Roads and Inter-
nal Navigation.
Mr.. Raymond presented petition
signed by William Meigs and 20 others
of Harrison county, asking for the re-
election OF Prof. w. II. White, for Su-
perintendent of Free Schools, which
was laid on the table.
| Senate bill No. 8, to amend and re-
| enact an act entitled "An Act to amend
and re-enact the Goth section of an act
entitled AN Act providing for the for
nation OF corporations and regulat-
ing the same, and
Senate bill No. II, extending the
time for u. 81. Knight, County Surveyor
elect, of Marion comfy, to qualify and
execute his official bond" wero read
the first time and ordered to their
second reading.
Senate bill No. 6, for the relief of John
r, Jarrett, of Raleigh county, was read
the fl st time and ordered to its second
reading,
Mr.. Smith of Kanawha from the Ju.
| dietary Committee reported House Bill
No: 35-exempting Samuel Woods OF
| Barbour county from the provisions OF
Chapter 80, of the acts of 1865, which was
read the first time and ordered 10 its
second reading.
Mr.. Smith from same committee re-
ported back House Bill No. Ito pay
| GustaVus Cresap, late Prosecuting At
torney, his salary for 1852, recommend
| ing its passage.
on motion OF Mr.. Scofield.
Ordered that Ulysses Hinchman, the
contestant of the seat of +. D. Ballard,
| be allowed two dollars per diem and his
mileage,
| AdiOurned.