The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-19
MousE on nELEOArEs.

The following petitions were presente
and severally referred to the proper com
mittees:
By Mr.. Quinn: Petition Of 1l2 citizen
OF Ohio county, asking The abolition O
the present system OF convict labor Il
this State, and the passage OF such laws a
will protect honest and legitimate labo
from It's perniClons entertainments In III,
future. a
By Mr.. Harvey: Petition Of 79 citizen
oil Cabell county asking that no reduction
be made In the fees OF officers.
By Mr.. Butcher: The remonstrance o.
q citizens OF Wood county, protesting
against the establishment OF an indepeni
ent school district in the 9th sub.distticl
OF Williams listrictin Wood county.
by Mr.. Gist: The petition OF IS citizen.
OF Brooke county, asking the enactment d
law against convict labor. a
BY Mr.. Rock: The petition OF so citizens
OF kRnawha county, asking to abolish en-.
tirely the system ofconviCt labor as carried
on in this Stale.
Mir. Sheppard offered resolution thai
the House hereafter meet at $50 A. M.
take o recess at l p. N. to meet at 2P. NJ
and adjourn at 5 Pm. Mr.. Hagans object,
edit its immediate consideration and h
goes over, under the rules, one day.
MIR. GooCh introduced House bill No
247, in relation 10 printing. Referred "a
the Committee on Printing and Contingent
Expenses. iu 1T.
Senate joint resolution No. II, propos.
ing All amendment to the Constitution In
Tho State COMING m 90 unSpisbaJ ny u
ness Mr. facoh naval ~ ",nan5 ~. I 3Gsl
Inv ont siy SnJ imsert;n ~ two noa, ~ sttlk'
term for %bicL rn%iss;o omo yea sho Tor US
Thar Office $50 ''''OAV'' s''"'i nolu
Mr. Passons movod n anonl h., ,,,o..
inc fonr Years Reiectod "''''" ~ '"SeFt'
f,he Question then recurring or ~.
amendment of Gov Tacoh ,hn gu 0n III, tae
adoptei " wv '"'O"' ''o 9"''e was
Dr To,an oCra.o] tho tlIo.,, -,
mont to Section o.. ' O"s "inenG'
Snch triSnn"IS os have boon bo..,o,.-.
established hv Ibs o";sIatm ~" ,, me!esolote
BY virtue Of lie Stth sscfion 81 tba 81, ana
ticle of the constitution of 1879 tor n nn,ino
and tiscnI nmrnoSes vbol To- r,,t ~ p yhllce
wise provided III Isw rcmS;n anil ron Ttne Us
rs al present ccnstitnted IN tbe I cn;,a.;as
III which they have been respectively es.
tablished, and shall be and act as to police
and fiscal matters in lieu Of the County
Court created by this article until other.
wise provided by law. Adopted.
a message from the Senate, by Mr..
tauIKner, announced the passage OF Senate
bill NO, lOS, the general appropriation bill.
The vote on the resolution to extend the
present session until March 10Th was an
bounced as follows:
The yeas Eeret Messrs. Barr, Bell (ol
Mineral Billmyer. Badtord, Calvert,
carter, Ghlpley. Clark, Davidson, Fulker-
son, Fur6ee, GiSt,, Gooch, liagans, Hill,
Holt, Hutton, Flyer, Jacob, Johnson,
hltchen, Lewis, Logan, McCrcery, Nc.
Drum, McGraw, Pennybacker, Post,
Poundstone, Reynolds, Rock, Ross, Ry.
mer, Seherr, Sheppard, Stewart, Taylor,
Toney, Unger, Vandal and Wilson,.
The nays were: Messrs. MoGett Speak.
et), Arnold, Bell (ot. LincOin), Butcher
Campbell, Ewing, Fisher Gum, Hare
Harvey, llawyer, kirtley, McNeer, Quinn
Fighter, koush, Shelton and Snider-lS
50 the resolution was adopted.
Recess until 2:20 T. u,
Afternoon Session.
House roossrmblod nj o.pn n =, 49,,
rosrmoI ,ho cons;Josa,;"a s III r. A.; a wv
RosoI%,;on NJ ~ ,ha Tn! Il. iiouse Jolhl
tion w. "'' ""'''"'y "es0lu
Mr .RovroLIs movo1 % o,,o,,1 A.. oo,
snct;on H. ;nc6rnoro,ira tha ;,,s; stS I3L
n ins',rSs ~ IN Eaaoa + sod nstac y
SON "s mronosCI lv tI,S 'S Sor .ts'"a ~ y
smorSmant wns odo,,o ~ H., "e .l.u tut
mo "ota. ""' "''t"e" ny ''e ioiIow'
=" iThS oyos woro. AJo,sr, .,toe... ,c...,.
ar1 Rail ri "T' inooinN p II stt att
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