The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-04

at time OIL tho same subject during the
remainder Of the present session. Adopt.
ed,
Mr.. Lewis introduced House bill No.
$50, concerning execution for specific pro.
perry and writs Of fsri fdcidS. Referred
TO the judiciary Committee.
Mr., Arnold introduced House Joint
Resolution no. 81, requesting our Sena.
tors and Representatives in Congress to
exert their influence in securing tho pass
age Of the bill now pending before that
body, granting pensions 10 the veterans
OF the Mexican war. Laid over for one
day.
Senate bill No. o, providing fur an ap-
preparation for the State Normal Schools,
coming up as unfinished business, Mr..
Gum moved to amend the bill by striking
out all proposed appropriations for 1880
and 1851, and inserting In lieu thereof that
the sum Of $l0,0G2 be appropriated for the
support Of said schools for the year 1870.
Mr.. Butcher moved to further amend by
appropriating the same sum for 1880,
which amendment did not prevail.
The amendment OF Mr.. Gum was then
adopted by a vote Of IS to Is, as follows:
AYES-Alessrs. Bell, Of Lincoln; Brad.
ford, Calvert, Campbell, Carter, Chipley,
Davidson, Ewing Gist, Gum, Hare, Haw'
yer, Hyer, Kirtley, McGraw, McNeer,
Monroe, Nixon, Parsons, Pennybacker,
Post, Quinn, Reynolds, Fighter, Rock,
lsouSh, Rymer, SCherr, Shelton, Sheppard
Stuart, Taylor, Toney, Ungcr and Vandal
80.
NAYs-Messrs, l}ilmyer, Butcher, Clark,
Fisher, Enrbec, Goocb, Hngans, Harvey,
Jacob, Kitchen, Lewis, Logan, McCreery,
learns, Melvin, Montgomery, Snider and
Wilson'S.
Mr.. Harvey moved further to amend rs
follows: Ard the sum Of $1,000 for the
support the State Normal School and the
two branches for the school your ending
in 1880, which amendment did not pre-.
vail.
Mr.. Harvey then offered an amendment
to appropriate 5000 Tor tho support Of the
State Normal School for tho school year
ending 1850.
Mr.. Butcher moved TO add $1,000 each
for the branch schools at Falrmont and
ShepPer,lstown for 1880.
Pending the consideration OF the amend.
ments the House took recess until $50
I'm.
Afternoon session.
The House resumed tho consideration
OF Senate bill No. 0.
The amendment offered by Mr. Butcher,
Mt the hour Of adjournment, was discuss.
ed and rejected.
Theguostion recurring upon the amend.
ment offered by Mr.. Harvey. tho same was
rejected.
Govrenor jacob Offered an amendment
TO appropriate 5000 for the support OF al
of the normal schools for tho year 1880
Rejected.
Numerous amendments were offered tr
the bill, which were all rejected. The bill
WAS then ordered to a third reading. Thu
bill rs amended provides only for The an
preparation Of Sl0,O62 for the year 1870
making no provisions for the years lSSl
or lSSl.
Senate bill No. Ill, the assessment bill
was then taken up for q third reading
Pending the reading Of the bill, the Housl
took recess until 7P.M.
Night Session.
Senate bill No. Ill, the assessment bill
was read third time and passed.
House hill No. lS4, to establish STATE
militia, coming up, the reading OF the bill
was dispensed with, and the bfll wa
ordered to be Cngrossed.
On motion Of Mr.. Monroe, the HousI
took up House joint resolution to provide
for joint committee to confer with III,
officials Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroal
Company in relation toaliusting the differ
ences existing between said Corporation
and the Legislature, and the same wa
adopted by the following vote:
YGAs-Nlcssrs MofIett (Speaker), Bel
(of NIinora), Bell (of l.Inuoln), Hillmyer
Bradford, Calvert, Campbell, Carter, Chin
ley, Clark, Davidson, Ewing, Fisher
Fulkeson, Furbee, Gist, Gooch, Gum
Hare, Hill, Hyer, Jacob, johnson, Kitch
en-. Logan, MCCreery, McCrum, McGraw
McNcer, Melvin, Monroe. Montgomery
Nixon, Pennybacker, poundstone, Quinn
Reynolds, Fighter, Rock, Roush, Scherr
Shelton, Sheppard, Snider, Stuart, TAYLOR
Toney, Unger and Wilson-4O.
NAYs-Messers. IIagans, Harvey, Haw
yer, Lewis, Mearns, Post, Rymer and Van
dal-9.
On motion the House adjourned.