The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-04
AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


bytcrian Church.
On motion of Mr.. Wooddell, leave of
absence was granted to Mr.. Stone for
seven days.
Mr.. Depue, from the Committee on
Privileges aud Elections, reported that
Booker Short, delegate from Wyoming,
is entitled to mileage for 172 miles
travelled.
Mr. Dix, from the Committee on En-
rolled Bills, reported Il number of joint
resolutions, which had been enrolled and
ready for the signature Of the Speaker.
Mr.. Fleming, from the Committee on
Taxation and Finance, reported Senate
Bill No. 80, "An net to provide for the
public printing and binding, and for sup
plying stationary and printing paper for
State use" with certain amendments
thereto, recommending It's passage as
amended.
\ message from the Senate announced
the passage by that body of Il resolution
fixing 10 O'clock \. NJ. OF this day rs the
time to receive the impeachment mana
gers on that part Of the House.
On motion of Mr.. Prichard the fol-
loving resolution was auop'cu:
WHEREAS, A great Ceal Of time is be-
ing wasted in useless discussion; and
WHEREAS, There's " large amount Oh
unfinished business before this house
which deserves our careful consideration
therefore, be it
Il >,lrcd, That no member be allowed
to speak on any one question more than
fifteen minutes
Mr.. White introduced House Bill BIS,
concerning the transfer of prisoners com
mitted to Jail in one county to the jail of
another, and on his motion the rules were
suspended and the bill put upon its pass
AGE. The bill was passed ny an unani-
nous vote.
The Speaker appointed Mr.. Chapman
to ill the vacancy on the Investigation
COMMITTEE
The Speaker presented communica-
ton from Co onel Ben. Wilson in refer
rpcr to the Centennial at Philadelphia,
which on motion of Mr.. Fleming was re-
lerred To the Committee on Centennial.
Mr.. Williams from the Committee on
Arts. Sciences and General Improvement,
rcnortcd Grange resolutions referred to
that committee as incxpedient to legislatc
dpon, AS legislation was now pending on
the .ame subject.
On motion of Mr.. Fleming. Mr.. Dix
was excused from service on the Com
m,,tee on Euro.led Bills.
Mr.. McEidowuey presented the petit
ton of Aaron Morgan and 46 others Of
Wctzcl county, asking that sheep steal
inc bc made felony in all cases. Re
fcrrcd to the JUDICIARY Committee.
by Mr.. PriC hard-Petition OF John IL.
Uibb and - others of Marion county,
asking for more stringent usury law.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Reynolds of NATURALIZATION
.ofG. w. darrell and 50 others of Mercer
county, asking the passage Of an act de
Quoting four years interest from old
debts OF citizens OF Virginia against our
citizens, retuiatory of legislative act
by the State of Virginia.
Bv Mr. Short-A petition of Addison
Rubuctt and 20 Others of Wyoming and
Mcdowell counties, asking a change in
the county lirc> OF thelrrcspective coun-
ties. Referred to Committee on Coun-
ties, Districts and Municipal Corpora
lions.
Mr.. Shiun gave notice that he would
move on to-morro", to amend ruld I'd
OF the House.
Mr.. Short explained his absence dur
ing the vote on the impeachment, and
desired to place himself upon the record
Is voting against the impeachment.
MIR. Campbell moved to suspend the
rules and take up resolution relating 10
the SIS 900, but was not agreed to by the
House.
Aitcrward Il motion 10 reconsider was
agreed to, and the resolution taken up
and rejected
Mr Hoffman, on leave, withdrew from
the files OF the House the petition Of
Nancy Stallman ana others of Gilmer
county.
On motion of Mr.. Tough, recess WAS
taken until o'clock z. VI.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On motion OF MI Reynolds, "l I"yi"r
leave of absence was granted to Mr. Nc
ElupNltN I'L Wv lN'I''i'N,' Va VIZ 10y
On motion OF MIR, Taylor leave OF alb
scncc was granted to MIR. Hail.
Mr.. Blakemorc presented the petition
of Alexander Fletcher ana seventeen
Others of Hampshire county asking an
amendment OF the school law h'Ierre'
to the Committee on Education.
a number oil senate h''I' were rc"I
for the first time and ordered 10 second
reading r.
Senate bi,I ~ concerning CII iI
sloncrs iof the "'ses'il'en' Oh Tue Na'uo %
iand'' came mp on us hrSt re"1'hs' ana ,:,
on motion I'll NJ HUTCHINSON was ''''
on the t"o, no., ~ 100 ,;. :,
senate p'Ii w. 80, , ~, ~, ~" ,ho ~,
Su'! , 'o W. pr,oI ,' ~ .yIor ,nnye6
reading. MI h,y NOUS "i l "s Io' mo. . W
to REJECT H. r. "orua" I I ,So .I'I
,I. ,ho " III, ~, was : GOOD one ne il nro-
that lhe OH was so"u Que ~ ~ . p."-
tected 'hG p''R'e ""., rS T, q, r r";oot ,ho
PIn'cS; 1T t ,h"m ,,a'od ~ " it second
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