The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05

stitute therefor, with the same title, and
on his further motion tie bill and sub
stitute we've laid on the table, and the
substitute ordered to be printed.
Mr.. FERGUSON moved to take from the
table House Bill No. %, IA bill provld-
ing for the location Of q permanent seat
of government for this State, and the
erection thereat of the necessary public
buildings for the use of the State" and
the pending substitute therefor, on
second reading.
On which motion Mr., Hearn demanded
the ayes aud nays.
The demand being sustained, they were
ordered and taken.
On the motion to take from the table
the eyes we're:
Messrs. Gibson. (Speaker). Allen, Ball,
Beard, Becky, Bright, Ch,pley, Cross,
Cunningham, Davidson, Dunkin, East
ham. Faulkner, Ferguson, Fisher,
Goocb, Hall, Hays, Hiett, Hoof, Hoff-
man, Imboden. johnson, Knots, Lowe,
Maxwell, McClaskey, Quarter, Riley,
Rose, Samples, Siple, Spurlock, Straton,
Wilkinson and Wilson-S7.
Inc noes were:
Messrs. Babb, Barr, Browse, Calvert,
Chancellor. Elliott, Farnsworth, Gray
Hsrdman, Hearn, Henderson, Kunst,
Largent. McFsdder, Morgan, Penny
hacker, Rigg, Robinson, Shirtz, Simpson,
Sommerville, Stednan and Wells-23.
So the motion prevailed, and the bill
and substitute were taken from the
table and placed upon the calendar:
On the further motion of the same
gentleman, the bill and substitute were
taken up for further consideration.
Whereupon, Mr.. Ferguson moved to
amend the substitute, section 4, line ii,
by striking out the word and figures,
december, 1885," and inserting in lieu
thereof tho word and figures, "Msy,
1888"
| MIR. Hearn moved that the further con-
sideration Of the substitute be postponed
until Thursday next.
On which motion the same gentleman
demanded the ayes and noes.
The demand being sustained. they
were ordered and taken.
On the motion to postpone, the ayes
were:
Messrs. Babb, Barr, Browse, Calvert,
Chancellor, Elliott, Farnsworth, Gray,
Hardman, Hearn, Henderson, Kunst,
Lsrgent, Maxwell, McFadden, Morgan,
Penny hacker, Rigg, Robinson, Shirtz,
Simpson, Sommerville, Stedman and
| Wells-24.
Messrs. Gibson (Speaker), Allen, Ball,
Beard, Beckley, Bright, Chipley, Cross,
Cunningham, Davidson, DLnkin, East
ham, Faulkner, Ferguson, Fisher,
Gooch, Hall, Hays, Hiett, Hoof, Hoff
man, Imbodcn, johnson, Knots, Lowe
McClaskey, Quarter, Rose, Rowan,
Samples, Siple: Spurlock, Straton, Wiki
inson and Wilson-36.
| The question recurring upen the
amendment offered by Mr.. Ferguson,
Mr.. hoof moved to amend the amend.
ment by substituting for the figures
"lSS3," the figures 1885," which amend
ment the Speaker ruled out of order,
because there Was already pending an
amendment to an amendment.
| The question again recurring upon
the amendment offered by Mr.. Fergu-
| son, Mr.. Hoot demanded division of
the question, first on striking out and
then inserting, which motion the Speaker
ruled in order.
The question being on striking out the
| word and figures abe ember, $780," waa
put and decided in the affirmative.
Mr.. Hooff moved to til the blank by
inserting the word and figures MAY,
| 1885" Carried.
On motions of Mr.. Ferguson, severally
| made, the substitute was further amended
by striking out wherever they occur, the
word and the figures december, $780,"
and inser ting in lieu thereof thereof the
figures MAY, 1885"
Mr.. Farnsworth moved 10 amend the
substitute by inserting after the word
"Ksnswha," section 2, line 3, the words
"Buchanon, in the county of Upshur."
Lost; ayes II; noes 43.
Mr.. Wilson demanded the previous
question, which WAS seconded, and the
main question ordered, the main question
being the adoption of the substitute.
Mr.. johnson demanded the ayes and
noes.
Upon the adoption of the substitute
| the ayes were:
Messrs Gibson (Speaker), Allen, Bsbb,
Ball, Beard, Beckley, Bright, Calvert,
Chipley, Cross, Cunningham, Davidson,
Dunkin, Eastman, Elliott, Fauikr er,
Furguson, f sher, Gooch, Gay, Hays,
Hiett, Hooti, Hoffman, lmbod,n, John
son, Knots, Lowe, Maxwell, McClaskey,
Qusrrier, Rigc, Riley. Rose, Rowan,
Samples, Snirtz, Sip e, Spurlock, Stra.on,
Wilkinson and Wlson--42.
The noes were:
Messrs. Barr, Browse, Char cellor,
Farnsworth. Hall, Hardmsn, Hesrn,
Henderson, Kunst, Lsrgent, McFsdden,
Morgan, Pennybscker, Robinson, Simp-
son, Sommerville, Stedman and Wells
Is.
SO the substitute as amended was
adopted.
The bill as amended was then read
second time, and ordered TO be engrossed
and read third time.
The following Senate bills were each
read frst time, and ordered to second
reading:
Senate Bill No. Is, "a bill to author
ize the Go, ernor to convey to the per-
son or persons, company or firm con-
tracted with under the act entitled AN
act to test the existence or non-eXistence
of minerals under the bed of the Ohio
river, in the county of Hancock passed
February %, 1872, the title and interest
OF the State in the minerals under por-
ton of the bed of the said river in said
county.
Senate Bill No. 81, "a bill fixing the
number of justices to be elected in every
magisterial district, and legslizing the
election OF two justices in certain OF said
districts at the last general election"