The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-25
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE,
" EDNE>DAY, Nov. II.
SENATE.


ne senate WAS "P'"c" VIZ" P'"'
keV. MI e"Ih'F'
Mr.. Arnett, from the Committee on
Banks and Corporations, reported back
the bill extending the time IN which IN
corporut"d companies, under existing
charters, may commence work on inter.
ual improvements, without recommends
ton.
Tn. bill making appropriation, for the
sunnnrt of Normal schools, coming up ~
unfinished business. the amendment
otr,reo nv Mr. Bennett. making this ap-
nronriation out of the distributuble COM
mon ,choo. fund. was rejected by the fol-
lowing vote:
49, No.-rs Nrr.,t P.rr.,t Cam
l,n Dorris D,cLin.,r ,,,F Price and
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o'e' '"'''' p,,-,
NoE>-Me''r'' J,n''>"' - ''S'N'..'' %
berkshire, b'shUP' nay 'oN' Nu,'''',i- 'I'!,i,-
nam, Eastman erIc''' l,Io"'''' 'N''' az
ms, '0o.' az .s..I :, .,,,,,,,I .l,.
Mr. Camden proposed /" ","t"' 'nt -
OIL by "u"'us !ao, ,S' '''t ';,i,, no f,' ,ha
0i tho sum "PP,opl''iI ''i'u ~, ~ '',' va, .haI,
Norma ochoo,' "n,'i'N ''I '".,
be pala ut'H ',e al Up ''',''' vt.
eht oil res HSAU"'S H'o VII" '"O
tor statement t".I s''.n .r %pi' 0i '"',o ,.h
/ hecdeu !" pay t"o '''o,tt9 .'.;. ~ ''', .
sch'o.' H''yI l."E 49,. gg','', ,Sornto al
P''l7es :i'I' ii,crdiIr rho Same
- y! 10. ,.,,,-co. oSd If .,cb
"''u .'oI' az! '', ,h., rnI, ,,n-,;o, nf
SS"'cu''.'' ,o,jJ r,r .nrb mr..
'u' 'Pp' .S, ,',l,.,. stau i..r, hi.
P'Se,' '.'C'' Gu. .Lo .ho .,,,, ronr,r.d
"".' ",s s,rl 'O- '', NJ Gandnr s,d Mr.
Danni, ably supported the amcndmcn,
i,''''i'' 49, ~ ren,rts of the fees rc-
,,rrf "rff 49,. ,,, tbose s,bonls from nav pupils
WY ~ s ~ s,ho. ',i,o sory,res bavc over bren
,'aa .''',ia cha Ie,,isIsture and the object
nC his amendment was TO ascertain the
oi,d;.;,n ~ Tho funds of these :ustitu-
,;',,,.'.,,d tho, if mi. anproprIaiion Is
80 sD,',;roI i ,yiII ha the duty of the proper
,,#oar ~ nav, II over or such norton of
49, !. reduiroJ
H. CUNNINGHAM. Mr. Scott and Mr..
Caldwell opposed the amendment at
IT tba .,rnunI that il i now tho
80 ,bo RoarJ of Rerents TO give
mi: very information to the public. and,
,Laralorc il il not necessary to place the
I,,,,. .,r,,, rha Superintendent Of Free
S,6,I. ,vLo is now the President of thi,
ri TLn I,tt,r Gentleman made the
,,,,,, ,b.t i the Sunerirtcndent should
I ,I,., ,n.l,., r.p,r, ~ ro,uir.d the an
,,r'nr;,tinn ,,'' ", @ y,np,I absolutely fail; and.
tf.,tLan =, w,,rJ no imnossib'n ror the
S',,,,,.,,,,rr,l,.u,,, know in advance what
c,os t md other funds would come INTO the
h,nf. nf In. officers of the Schools dur
"'.'", ,I,,,.,. ~, ~,
"S t"' L,.,,. .rol.o. at lcnrtb .h,winc
Va. ;,,,,,r,i,,. If tbc nr,vI,io,. Of law
the l.'",S' r'.H H., " .nri.ls Tnrr, seems
',I,,' ~, ,Lo -, cI.,r requirement from the Re-
~ .',. ~ -, ~, r.nnr, - the LEGISLATURE. If.
. 7..,,...r.r iii. Rnard has reported to the
I'.'..,,,,.' a,,I II. ba, not communicated
~, rnr,rt 70 tho Legislature.
~. I.,, ,Ii.c,,-s,J tho amendment uu.
5.r r'n.,jrr,,ion-- showing the impossi-
il..,r,i, ''',,'I,' i.,,sIatnrn MAKING u bv.
n,tr,ti.,l ,r,,rnnriation us proposed.
He argued in favor of requiring these re-
ports; and then in making appropriations
upon the actual receipts fer thcPast year,
and not upon the prospective receipts Tor
the coming year.
Mr.. McGInuis moved to lay the bill
aud pending amendment upon the table,
/ until the Information required can be haG
Mr.. BrnHct; stated at this point his