The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-25

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There being no CHOICE, the joint assem-
bly,, on motion Of Mr.. Farnsworth, dis.
3 lived until Tomorrow At 12 o'clockM.
The Senate then returned 10 their
chamber, aud the House, on motion Of
Mr.. Ferguson, adjourned until tomorrow
morning at ~ o'clock. 1Iaql4a
.ls a,. SENATE. a. ua
The Senate met at 10A.M. A' h.'1l. /
On motion OF Mrsscott, the reading Of
yesterdays journal was dispensed with.
Mr., Dennis chairman OF tho judiciary
Committee, reported back Senate Bill
No. ., providing for free schools for the
town Of Clarksburg, with the recommend.
alton that Il do not pass. 10 lH,4i4.l {
Mr.. johnson, from the Committee on
Finance, reported back Senate Bill No.
%, n bill 70. regulate the deposits Of the
State, with tho recommendation that 1t
pass. Lll..lls5Ea- |
On motion Of Mr.. Dennis, y nm
ResOlrsd, That The sum OF $40 10 al.
lowed to W. w, Miller for administering
the oath Of Office TO The members and OH.
GERS Of the Senate. ia ~
Mr.. Terrell offered atesolnlion 10 cont.
pei each notary pnblic In the State 10 pro-
vide himself with 4 seal. Referred 10 The
judiciary Committee. ~ ....'I
Nj. Goffintroduced Senate liil No. a.
concerning suits against railroad conf.
panies. Referred TO the Committee on
Roads and Internal Navigation. i,' I
Also, Senate Bill No. A, prescribing the
persons who may be officers in railroad
companies chartered by the State, and
providing for the appointment OF difcc-
Tors in railroad companies. Referred 10
the Committee on Roads and Internal
Navigation. .I'''' Z. s'''.,.
Mr.. Baxter presented the petition d
G. Gregory and others oiWebSter county,
asking for pay for work done on TURF
pike in that county. Referred to the
Committee on Finance. ?" "'
| Mt. johnson was appointed 10 inform
the lIouse OF Delegates, that the Senate
had adopted the report a the Joint Com,
mittee on Rules. 90 o. '' ....'' ''
leave was granted TO Mr.. Ferrcl
TO withdraw from the files Of the Senate
Of last session, House Bill No 102. :
Ehgrossed Senate Bill No. 10, changing
the time Tor holding County Courts for
Putnam county, was read a Third time
aud passed, the bill TO take effect from
and after its passage. IN. 81
Mr.. Rirtley was appointed 10 inform
The House Of Delegates Of the passage Of
the bill. W. f'' .''.-N '''
Senate Bill No. II, for the relief Of
Waldo I. Gofi' and his assigns, was read
third time and passed. y ga
Senate Bill No. Is, concerning the min
erals under a portion Of the bed Of the
Ohio river In Hancock county, was read
third time and passed, the bill TO take
effect from lie passage. I
A message from the House OF Dele
gates, by Nj. McFadden, announced the
adoption, by that body, Of House Joint
Resolution No. II, concerning the mile
age and per diem paid each Director Of
the Hospital for the Insane and the PEN
itentiary. ~ '-'.' pm" .ldi
A message from the House Of Dele
gates, by Mr.. Hearn, announced that that
body had concurred in Senate Joint Reso-
luton No. 3, 10 arrange for the inaugur-
alton Of the Governor.elec and that the
Speaker had appointed as such commit
tee Messrs. llearn, Quarter and Faulk-
ner. ..-.. -..-fo1 .la Ha-4
"a message from the House Of Dele
gates, by Mr.. Ferguson, announced the
passage by that body Of House Bill No.
As, lcgalizing the election of justices in
Mineral county; also that the House Of
Delegate had adopted the report Of the
joint Committee on Rules. %. l
A message from the House Of Dele
gates; by Mr.. Ferguson, announced that
that body was ready to receive the Senate
and TO convene in joint assembly for the
election OF two United States Senators.
Senate Bill No. 10 was then taken mp.
The hour Of IL NJ. having arrived, the
bill went over until tomorrow, 10 come
up as unfinished business.
The Senate then proceeded 10 the Hall
of the House Of Delegates, and the two
houses went into joint assembly for the
election of two United States Senators.
a vote on the short and long term be-
ing taken without any choice, the joint
assembly dissolved, and the Senate re-
turned 10 their Chamber. ua1a.u ruf,
On motion of Mr.. Dennis, the Senate
then adjourned until tomorrow morning
at 10 oL,inck