The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-12

allow the minority au opportunity to make
report upon this melton
There was long, animated and, ut times,
n somewhat acrimonious debate, which was
participated in by large number OF mem.
bGrs and consumed the larger part OF the
morning session.
Mr.. Fleming moved to table the report
for twenty.iOur hours, which was defeated
| by vote OF 33 to 20, and the report was
entered upon the Journal.
Mr.. Good also reported articles OF i'm.
peachmcnt against Mcssrs. Bennett and
Burdett.
A minority report in the ease OF Auditor
Bennett was submitted by Mr., Mason, II
member OF the Investigating Committee.
Mr.. Fleming offered resolution No. 81,
providing for the appointment Of joint
committee to harmOniZG the Acts Of 1928
with the Code.
Resolution No. s, offered by Mr.. Garlic,
provides that the Judiciary Committee in.
luiro into the cxpGdienCy Of reporting Il
bill for preventing the exposure and sale
Of intoxicating liquors in places pretending
to be drug stores by any other parties than
regular graduates from college Of phRrma.
cy, or by those who after proper exNmi.
nation have been found fully qualified to
compound physicians prescriptions and
who carry on the business Of druggists in
good faith.
Mr.. Reynolds, Of Taylor, gave notice that
he would move TO amend No. . OF the stand.
ing rules Of the House fixing the time Of
meeting so as to make II . 4. NJ, COntinu-
ing until IL o'clock, at which time an inter
mission shall be taken until . r., NJ. Laid
over one day.
Mr.. Fleming moved that the resolution
adopted on the twentieth dayOf February,
1875 to the effect that upon the calling Of
the roll each member MS his name Is called,
may take up any bill on the calendar und
advance it one stage, be- rcscinded, aud
that the regular order Of business upon
the calendar be proceeded with, Adopted.
Mr, Campbell offered u resolution that so
much Of the Governors message as per.
tans to the Centennial Exhibition be re-.
fcrred to a special committee Of five, with
recommendation that said committee re-.
port II bill making an adequate appropria.
ton to accomplish the purpose therein in.
dicated. Adopted.
Mr.. Welsh offered resolution that the
Committee on lIoads, etc., inquire into the
CxpGdiGnGy Of passing IL law giving the
County Courts the authority to order toll
gates to be put upon all rOads where in their
opinion the public neCersity may require.
Referred to the Committee on Roads and
Internal Navigation.
Mr.. ChidCster offered II resolution that
the Committee on Roads md Internal Nav.
igation inquire into the cxpediency Of
amending chapter 227 of the Acts Of 1928,
so as to require railroad companies in this
State connecting with or crossing each 9th.
er to pro rate their respective charges on
freight and passengers according to the
distnnCe carried by each, and also prOVi.
ding that where such roads pass through
Hn Incorporated city or town The track Of
one company may be used by the other
Mr.. White offered resolution that so
much Of the Governors message as refers
to the pcnitcntiary be referred to the Com.
mittCr Oh PcnitCntiary. Adopted.
Mr.. Hutchinson offered n resolution that
so much OF the Governors message Hs rc.
latGs 10 the re.lssCSsment Of lands, be ~.
ferred 10 the Committee On Taxation and
Finance. Adopted.
Mr. Agee moved that the House take Il
recess until 3 r. NJ, which was adopted.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The following resolutions were offered.
No. ., by Mr.. SDidcr: Thnt the Clerk Of this
House proceed forthwith to have printed II
sufficient number Of copies Of the rules Of
the House for the use Of the members. No.
o, by Mr.. Hutchinson: That 50 much Of the
Governors message uS refers to the reNs.
sessmcnt Oi lands he referred to the Com.
mittcc on Finance and Taxation.
liy Mr.. Welch, amending section Of the
Acts Of 1923, in relation to filling vaCan.
Cies.
by Mr.. Agce, that the Committee on
Elections and Privileges be instructed to
ascertain and report to the House Of Dele.
gates the mileage due each member and off.
Ger Of the lIouse.
by Mr.. Campbell, referring TINT part Of
the Governors message relating to the
amendments OF the election laws, to the
Committee or judiciary.
lIy Mr.. Chilister; Tint Tint portion Of
the Governors message In relation 10 the
necessity for Hospital for the cOlOred In.
sane, he referred to the Committee on llu.
manC Institutions md Public Buildings,
with instructions to report by bill or other.
wise.
Mr.. Stewart moved to take up the calendar
and proceed with the regular order Of busi.
ness.
A large number Of Senate Bills were re.
ccived, put upon the first reading aud re.
[crrel to the appropriate committees, after
which the House adjourned.