The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10
cnnartnershiD Notice.
LEGISLATIVE.
FRIDAY, February 9.


Mr.. Turner, from the Committee on
Education, reported back Senate Bill No.
80, ITO provide free schools for the
district OF Spencer, in the county OF
Roane, and recommend the same 10
pass.
Also, Senate Bill No. 49, ITO amend
An act in relation to the school dis
trict of Wheeling" without recommen-
dalton.
Senate Bill No. 81, in relation to
courts OF limited jurisdiction, came up
On its third reading and was passed, to
take effect from and after its passage.
Senate Bill No CT, copcerG ing the
administration Of county affairs, came
up on its third reading, was passed, TO
take effect from and after its passage.
Senate Bill No. sc, in relation to the
'snsportation OF passengers and rates OF
freight on the railroads in TINS state,
came up on its first reading and was or
dered to n second reading.
Senate Bill No, "a, concerning the
panitentlsry, came up on its first read
ing and was ordered 10 its second read
ing.
senate Bill No. 76, in relation &c
c.ses in chancery, came up Oh its hrs,
rssding and was ordered to its secenC
reading. -.
Senate Bill No. IS, in relation to rail
r Iad companies in this State.
Senate Bill No. SO, to extend the time
il which railroads must construct theil
roads.
senate Bill No. 70. appointing State
Chemist, and prescribing his duties.
Senate Bill No. 70, to amend the Law
in relation to hogs running At large II
the county of Harrison.
Senate Bill No. 55, providing for tn
appointment ofan Adjutsnt-General ant
prescribing his duties.
Senate Bill No. e., toprovide for th'
further government and regulation o
tho Penitentiary.
Senate Bill No. So, for the relief o
John II. Hobbs il Go.
Senate Bill No. S9, for the further en-
enlargement of volunteer companies.
Senate Bill No. 81, concerning the sd
minIstration OF county affairs.
Senate Bill No. 81, changing the nsm'
of West Virginia Female Seminary t
the johnson Female College.
Senate Bill No. so, for the relief o
eli and Lemuel Chenowitb.
Mr.. johnson. on leave, introduced
Senate Bill No 81, changing the time o
closing the fiscal year.
On motion of Mr.. Turner, the Senate
took recess until o'clock P. NJ.
The Senate re-assembled.
Senate Bill No. 81, "a bill TO amend
and re-enact section 10 of chapter ii oil
tho Code OF est Virginia" was read &
tirst time, and ordered to second read
ins.
The following House bills were eacf
read first time and referred to the Com
inittee on the Judiciary:
House Bill No. 7, "a bill to amend
sections l. 8 and IL Of chspter II, Act
of 1928"
House Bill No. 3, "a bill to smcnC
and re-enact section IA of chapter las o
the Code of West Virgidis.
House Bill No. Is, "a bill providing
for the location of a permanent seat o
government for this State, and the cree
lion thereat of the necessary public bai Id
ings for the use of the State" was read {
taird time.
Mr.. Adams moved that the reference
Of the bill to Committee be dispensed
with.
On motion Mr.. Newton demanded the
ayes and hayes, and the demand being
sustained, they were ordered aud taken,
and the motion lost
Messrs. Adams, Baxter, Berk.
shire, Burdett, Ferguson, Ferrell, Kirtley
Scott and Turner-9.
Nays essrs. Arnett, (President)
Butler, Caldwell, Clayton, Goh, Gran
than, johnson, Jones, LOOMS, Lowe
Newton, Puph and Tarr.
Messrs. Dennis and McGinnis no,
voting.
On motion of Mr.. Loomis, the bill wa
referred to the Committee on Finance.
House Joint Resolution No. D, PRO
posing an amendment to the Constitu'
ton of the State" was read the first time
and referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary.
On motion of Mr.. Baxter, at 8 o'clock
p, NJ the Senate adjourned.