The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-16
AFTERNOON SESsInN.


Mr.. Jordan introduced House bull No.
$50, a bill to amend the charter OF the
city of Wheeling in relation to the City
Sergeant. Referred to Judiciary Com
mittCc.
Mr.. Wilson submitted II report of en-
rolled bulls, which has been enrolled and
presented to the Governor for approval.
Mr.. jackson presented the petition oi
J. G. Roby and %5 others Of Peasants
county, asking for the amending of Sec.
1 chap. 81 of the Code of West Virginia.
Referred to Committee on Arts, Sciences
and General Improvement.
House substitute for Senate bill No.
lS2 came up for further cons liberation,
and the substitute rejected and the bill
advanced to second reading.
Mr.. Williams asked and obtained leave
to withdraw from the files of the House
| the petitions of citizens of Grccnbrer
aud Nicholas, asking for appropriations
to clean the Meadow River
Mr.. Fleming presented the petition OF
u number OF citizens of Marion county,
demonstrating against the passage OF n
law giving di,ti,lers the privilege to sell
liquors by retail.
On motion of Mr.. Ice. House Bill No.
| III WAS read the first time.
On motion Of Mr.. Chichester, House
substitute for Senate Bill No. ~, con-
corning the Weston and Wastfork rail-
road, was taken up under a suspension Of
the rules, read u second time and ordered
10 eugrossmcnt ard third reading.
House Bill 81, providing for conncc.
tious and use by one work of internal
Improvement of the track Of another
along the streets of any Incorporated
town or city, and providing for the pro-
rating of the charges for freight and
passengers rs between corporations con-
meet in this State, was rejected
House Bill 20, amending section II
chapter I, acts Of 1928, relating to OPEN
ing and keeping in repair County roads,
was taken up and passed.
AYES MessrS, Agcc, Babb, Blake
more, Chapman, Dix, Dyche, Enoch,
Farnsworth, Furgeson, Fleming, Good,
Huffman, Ice, Kirtley, Long, Tough,
Mason, Morgan, Powell, Reynolds, (of
Mcrccr) Roles, Simpson, Squires, Tan
ner, Thornburg, Upton, Vaughn, Wilson,
Wooddcll and Mr.. Spea&er-3O.
NOES Mcssrs. Chidestcr, Cornwcll,
Dcpue, Gettinger, Hall, Houston, Jack
son, McCdllocn, McE!downey, Pugh,
Rogers, Reynolds, (of Taylor Sehon,
Shinn, Small, Snidcr, Spencer, Stuart,
Taylor. Turner, Wclch, West White
and Xinn--2i.
House Bill No. 10 providing in what
counties suits may be brought was passed.
House substitute for Senate Bill No.
l2G, authorizing county courts to tax
dogs was passed.
AYEs-Agcc, Babb, Chapman, Ehoch,
Fleming, Gcttingcr, Good, Hail, Huff
man, Ice, KIrtly. Long, Tough, Mason,
McCuiloch, McEldowney, Montgomery,
Morgnp, Prchard, Fugh, Reynolds, lot
Mercer Reynolds, (of Taylor Simpson,
Small, Snidcr, Spencer, Stuart, Tanner.
Taylcr, Thornburg, Turner, West, White,
Wooddell and Zinn--35.
NoEs-Mcssrs. Blakcmorc, Campbell,
Chichester, Cornwell, Depue, Dix, Dyche,
Farnsworth, Furgcson, Houston, Jack
son, Jordan, Powell, Rogers, Roles,
Schon. Shinn, Squires, Upton, Vaughn,
Wclch, Wilson AND Mr., Speaker-2%.
House Bill No. Us, "tho Usury Bill
came up on its third reading. Mr..
WEIGH moved to rc-commit it to the Jul
dietary Committee. Lost.
The vote WAS then taken, and resulted,
ayes IS, noes 81. Rejected
The House took recess until o'clock
T.. VI.
NIGHT SESSION.
The House met at : o'clock, pursuant
TO recess, aud spent the evening in dis
cussin. the school bill.