The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10

Also, that the Senate have had under
House bill, No. 30, and re-
fusSd. to re6ede from the second amend
rnsnt, and ash for + committee of confor-
encs. Meesrs. Dennis and johnson be-
ina appointed on the part OF the Senate.
Engrossed House Bill No. 70, to au-
tboriss the Mayor, and City Council OF
Petersburg TO purchase certain tract
of land, situated near that city, tor park
pu, poses, was read third time and pass
ed, to take effect from its passage.
A message from the Senate, by MT
LOOMS, announced that the Senate In
sists on the third amendment to JOINT
Resolution No. Z, aud asks Tor com,
mittee of conference, Messrs. Looms ana
johnson having been appointed on the
part OF the Senate.
Mr.. Wilson, from the Committee on
Education, reported House Bill No. lio,
in relation to the school law, aud on his
motion the bill WAS ordered to reprinted.
House Bill No. l25, providing for the
appointment OF certain officers by the
Governor, was read third time snd re-
iec,ed by vote of noes 80, ayes II.
On notion of Mr.. Elltt, the House
took recess till 2:30 o'clock.
The House re-assembled at the expira-
ton of the recess.
MIR. Hearn moved to reconsider the
vote by which the House rejected House
Bill No. l25, "a bill providing for the
appointment of certain officers by the
Governor" which motion was agreed TO,
and the bill passed.
The following bills were read hrst
time, and ordered to second reading.
House Bill No. SO. "a bill legslizlng
the election OF Noah Booker and George
b. Stathers, Justices OF McElroy district
| in the county Of Tyler.
House Bill No. lS9, "a bill amending
and re.enscting Sections l, 2, 3. 4, a q
10, OF the act passed April II, 1873,
entitled, AN act TO amend and re-enact
the school law OF The State "
House Bill No. li7, "A bill to author,
ize the Attorney General to protect the
interest of the citizens Of this State IN
certain suits"
House Bill No. 14O, "a bill to incorpo'
rate the Cumberland and North Brancl
Railroad Company" was ordered to
second reading without being read IL
full first time.
On motion OF Mr.. Spurlock, the fol
lowing report of the Committee on Tax
alton and Finance, as amended by TIT
House on the It'll inst, was taken iron
the table for consideration, snd adopted
The Committee on Taxation and F.
nance, to which was referred resolution
las to the expediency of allowing tb
door-keeper of this House the same mile
age and per diem us members" have ha(
the same under consideration, and in re
Spouse thereto report the following:
Resolved, That the following officers
the House of Delegates be paid the com
pensation hereinafter mentioned, to-wit
The clerk of the House, $40 per diem
the four assistant clerks, each IS pc
diem; the sergeant-at arms, So per diem
the assistant sergeant-at-arms, So pc
diem. the doorkeeper, $4 per diem, ant
that each OF said officers be allowed mile
age at the rate of ten cents per mile.
With the recommendation that tn
resolution be adopted.
Mr.. Simpson, unanimous consent be
ing given, introduced House Bill Nc
III, "a bill providing for the preservs
ton OF files OF newspapers published II
this State"
On motion of Mr.. McClaskey, tn
House adjourned.