The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-19

No other nominations were made, and
the vote was taken with the following re-
suit:
FoR Mn HuBBARp: Messs, BakOr,
Ballard of Monroe, Barlow, BOwyer, Car.
pcnter, Chambers, Collins, DmehO0,
Evans, FarnSWorth, Fisher, Flanagan,
Flick, Gandcc, Gof, Hassler, Hill, Howe,
Judy, Lamou, Mccoy, Miller, PcirpOint,
Price, Putnam, ReIroad, Ropp, Scott,
Sturris, Teter, Wells, and Whedt-32. -
F0R hin. CilANMBR: MesSrs. Agnew,
Ballard Of Logan, Belt7hoOver, Brannon,
Burgess, CracFaft, Davis, Dawson, Faris,
Guthrie, HerVey Howard, jackson, Lamb,
Lynch, Maxwell, Meadows, Neeley, Pow.
nall, Smith, Summer, Thomas, Wilkinson,
and Welch Speaker EM. :
Mr. Hubbard was therefore, declared
elected, was sworn In by the Speaker and
entered upon his duties. .... .
For Sergcant.at.arTns Mr.. Fisher nomi.
mated Mr. Do L. Davis, Of Parkcrsburg.
Dir. jackson spoke In very commendR'
tory terms Of Mr. Davis, as did also MIR.
Golf. No other nomination being nadG
Mr.. Davis was chosen unanimously.
Mr.. Carpenter nominated for dOOrkeeper
john Q. Bellville, of this city, former door
Ir, Burgess nominated John W. Jarboe,
Of Mineral.
Mr. Dollville was chosen The Scr.
gCant.at.arms and Doorkecper camc for.
ward and were qualified. ,.
On motion Of Dir. Lamb Committee
was appointed, consisting Of Messrs. Wells,
Putnam and peirpOint, to inform tho
Senate of tho organization. A Committee
from tile 9elats soon after, ahnOunced che
organization OF tint body Dtt ,.S n
4 committee consisting Of MeSsrS. Lamb,
BOwyCr and GolF, was appointed TO wait
upon the Governor, In connection with IL
like commit of the Senate, 20 Inform,
His Excellency Of th6 organization Of the
two Houses and Of their readiness 10 re-
cOivo any communication he might 10
pleased to mike. Returning, the Commit
tce announced that Ills ExCellency would
send 9 communication to the H6tiB6 In q
f0w minutes,
Shortly thereafter Secretary Pipes up.
reared III tho bar Of the House anl by
direction Of tue Governor transmitted "
the Speaker, for the favorable considers
ton oftLa House, Gov; StevensOn's tirSt
Annual message. 2 +!
Tho dinner hour being rear at hand,
In Ortlor 10 listen TO tho reading of tue
Message more comfortably, the House took
recess till9 p: M.
AFTERNOON sRssIoS.
The House reasseinbletl at 9 r. NJ, and
listened to tho. reading Of the message,
which occupied about an hour. +,
AT the conclusion of the reading, on
motion Of Mr.. Howard, tho document was
laid OIL the table, 1t being already printed
and laid on the members, desks,
Mr.. PGirpoint otfered joint resolution
directing tho Public Printer to furnish
each member copy Of the unpublished
Cole, stitched and In paper covers, tHking
receipts for tho copies 50 delivered.
Agreed to, and communicated TO the
Senate. ~. ..-....sH :.
Mr.. Howo offered joint resolution, di.
fccting the Auditor 10 pay out Of the con
tingent appropriation for the penitGntiary,
my part remaining unexpended at tue
close OF the fiscal year; but on motion Of
AIr. Smith, 1t was laid on tho table to at.
ford time for examination.
Mr.. Lamb offered the usual resolution
authorizing tue employment OF Assistant
and Committee Clerks. Agreed to.
Adjourned till 10 A. NJ, Wednesday.