The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20
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as 70 tho cost OF the Convention OF 1858,
'nd the items from which he made up his
estimate of Sl5t.C COO as the cos. of hold
ing the proposed Convention. &c.
Flo reported that the co,t Of the Con-
vention of November Is. 1861, vas
$3S,693 es.
The cost Of the CONVENTION which fran.
ad the prssen. Constitution. the three
elections, the extra session Of the Lsgis-
lature, and the codi6calion Of the laws
made necessary BY the Convention at
$lIS. sS6 IS.
The cost of rniiiying the amendment Of
! 1866. was abora SlsoO0.
lie estimated the e..t Of the .euleu-
plated Convention as follows:
Estimated cost Of the loss Of
! time 10 ro,crs. $3.50. 81 90
Css, of three elections 1892. on
Cos. ofholdiug the Ceav.n-
ton 600. 40. 90
Cost Of eodifJiRg Law, l03.196.2I
Total 1926, 292 81
Mr. Dari, moved 10 lag the message
on the table, and the motion was lost, and
on motion of Mr. Koenee, il was ordered
printed.
BY Ne. Br,anOa.
! A bill to create on additional township
in Calhoun county.
On Monday. February 9Th. mssssg.
fran the House. By the Clerk, announced
the passage Of numerous House bills, 10.
GLIDING the Convention BILL
On motion Of Mr.. Patrick, the "Con.
rention Bill was tabled aud ordered
printed.
BY Mr.. Brannop,
A bill to provide for settlement Of The
accounts of late township tre,sursrs and
boards of education.
Mr.. Morrow. from the Judiciary Con.
mi.tes. reported back the bill to abolish
the Office Of Adiutaat General, with a
Substitute recommending 81, passage Of
the sane.
Mr.. Morrow. from the Committee On
Judiciary. reported back Senate joint
resolution. No. I. requesting Congress to
prohibit the construction Of bridges ,cros.
the Ohio river tha, will obst:uc, narig.-
.ion. and recommended the passage Of the
same. r-f-Hl1
Mr.. Rollyson, from the Committee on
Roads and Internal Navigation. reported
it iuezpediens to legisl.,e upon the re'o-
luton in reference to amending the law
in regard to working on county roads.
Also, bill incorporating the town Of
Ellenboro. recommending the passage Of
the same,
BY Nr. Barr.
A bill to provide fer Geological sur
vsy Of the s,ase--sumeshisg very much
needed.
Mr. Brunnon introduced a bill to ap-
propriate 100000 for further construction
Of the Hospital for the Insane.
A bill WAS introduced in the Senate b,
Mr. Davis to amend the law relating 10
the deposit of State funds. and to .scsrs
interest thereon.
BY Mr.. Baker.
Joint resolution, requesting the joint
committee on Finance and Claims 10 re-
port the condition Of the Treasury on Dc.
tober LIST and January LIST, last. the
amount Of revenue collected last year
from all sources, and the expenditures.
&c.
Senate bill authorizing the removal. III
certain cases. Of infants from vicious TO-
fuences. and the custody and control Of
immoral persons.
The bill amending tho general election
law was made the special order for Friday
next, at II A. NJ.
The Senate joint resolution ,au;horising
the appointment Of commissioners to treat
with The State of Virginia on the public
debt. wa, adopted.
Tho bill to repealshe 5000 exemption
clause" was indefinitely postponed.
In the House on Tuesday. February :;
Mr.. Rcllyson. from the Committee Cd
Roads and Internal Navigation. reported
House bill No. IS, bill to incorporate
the Weston and Clarksbnrg Railroad
Company. as amended, should pau.
Bills and resolutions we're introduced >,