The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03
THE LEGISLATURES.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MnEELlN0, March 9, l91O

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PRAYER By Rev. JOSEPH TETEis, u men,
her Of the House.
Mr. DONEMoO, by leave, introduced u
bill to amend and rG.GnaGt section s, chap
ter III, Of the Code, so that Circuit Judges
may certify 10 the Supreme Court OF Ap-
peals not the facts they deem 10 be PROV
en-, hut the evidence taken In the case
Passed to engrOSSmCHt.
Mr.. SAITH, from the Committee OIL Flee
tions, &C., submitted report showing the
mileage and per diem due witnesses sum.
monedin tho Harrison case. Tho amount
shown 10 be duo was 81 ,424,00t
A discussion was raised whether some
Of the parties were entitled to mileage,
they being the city on private business
attending Supreme Court Of Appeals
when summoned. Mr.. ,STURGIss slnoyel
to recUmmit with Instructions tOdiScrilni-
nate against these parties in this particu-
lar. The House refused TO recOmmit,
adopted the report, and directed the. Ser
geant at. Arms to pay tho witnesses
Mr. BARLOW, IrOm,tthG Committee on
the Executive Offices, submitted report,
stating that they found the records vol
kept and papers properly filed, They're.
commended appropriation for purchase Of
tirc.proOf sai6 for the Auditors office.
Tho bill torcgulate the salaries Of teach.
Crs in the State Normal School, the bill
authorizing the Shcrifs 10 collect all taxes
in their counties ind the bill to incorpO.
rite the West Virginia Historical Society,
were returned from the Senate with
amendments, which were COnCurrcd In.
Mr., DoNEIIOo offered joint resolution
authorizing tho Auditor to credit John W..
Hobbs, late Sheriff of Hancock, with Ger.
tain delinquent lists. Adopted. :.
Mr.. BAKER, by leave, introduced bill
for the restoration Of records lost by tho
burning of Preston county Court House,
which, under suspension Of the rules,
was passed.
HILLS PASSED. -Iy
House, Toamcnd the charter of Blacks
willie, NTOnOngalia county.
Senate, To amend and rG.eNaCt section
5, chap. SO, ofthe Code.
THE CAPITAL.
The House resumed consideration of the
unfinished business, It being the Senate
bill to repeal the location Of the Capital at
Charleston The question recurred on tho
motion made Saturday, upon tho first
reading, to reject the bill. This motion TO
reject was rejected by tho following vote:
YrAS-Nc,srs, .Wslrh, CspOakor,) Agnew, Dal'
Iard oS Monroe, Ballard of Logan. Bailow, Bow.
yer Burgess, Carpenter, Chambers, Evans. FlAn'
1Cnn, Flick, Gandee, ulsSleF, Howard, Jackson,
Lynch, Mccoy, Meadows, Pownall, RAIDER, scott,
Smith, Summers, Wells and WllkinSon=26.
Collins, Cracrsit, Davis, DAVIDSON, DOnChoo,
FarlS, FarnSwOrth, GofI, Guthrie, Heryey, HUI,
Howe, Judy, Lamb, Lynch, Maxwell, AcSoy,
Meadows, Miller, NGCly, PGlEpolnt, Price. kcx'
road, Ropp, sturgISg, Tctcr, Thomas and Wheat
Tor yorrXu-NesarA. Fisher and LAmnu.
Tho bill went to second reading under
the rule Of tho House.
4 discussion then arose whether the bill
should be now read q second time. Tho
constitutional rule Is TINT
NO bill shall become law until It has been
fully and distinctly read OH three diueFcat u"ySm
zach branch"
The rule Of the House Is that
The lrst reading or bill shall be for InIorma.
IIOu; and II opposition hG made to It, ths 9aeA'
tIOn shall bc-'ShRll this bill bO rejected. " no
opposition be made, or II tho question 70 F0Jcct
be lost II shall BE- regarded a. ordered TO !s sc;
Ond reading, unless the House otherwise direct"
The record Of the House shows that the
bill was read n first time on Saturday last.
A motion was then made to reject and
this being lost by vote this day, the bill
was, therefore, under the rule ordered to
second reading. ...g
MT. LAMB and those acting with him,
claimed that the bill, having been once
read on preceding day, and having been
ordered 10 n second reading, should now
be read the second time, tho con.