Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-15

! h this COMMITTEES captains Inlpley,
/ Bradford and Hutton are odd war
| horses and know what should be done.
The HANDSOME member frOm M0non-
/ gala Objected 10 the concurrent resOlu-
I ton from the Senate, but il was almost
unanimously adopted.
/ Hon. John IL Holt, OF Preston coun-
l ty, is the youngest member OF the
| House, and not the delegate from Wood
as before stated. Mr. Holt is thorough
Democrat from a Republican county,
and made the canvass on the Thurman
platform.
Hon. johnson, OF Harrison, Is the
"Hampbell Of Caneock" Of the present
House, as tar Is points OF order go.
Hon. ID. III. Butcher is the ladies' man
OF the House, and can be depended on
in an emergency.
The pages this session nave been cut
down on their per diem and do not get
mileage either.
Capt. HuttOn's amendment to the
Constitution proposes 10 give Ohio
county I've delegates to the House.
Hon. A. G.. FulkersOn was excused on
Monday ON account OF sickness and did
not appear yesterday.
Journal.
The House met at 10 An.
Prayer by Rev. W. G.. Wilson, L. T.,
ot this district.
Reading of Journal OF Monday.
Reports were received from Chair
man dunn Of the Committee on Judi
ciary, Chairman Hill Of the Committee
ON Education, Chairman Hagans Of the
Committee on Mines and Mining, AMI
Chairman shelton of the Committee on
Immigration and Agriculture, report
ing back various bills and resolutions.
4 message was received from the Ex-
eCutiye, enclosing letter and inclosure
from Gov. Carroll, of Maryland, rela-
tive tO the boundary line between that
State and West Virginia.
Upon motion the matter was referred
to the COMMITTEES on Judiciary.
UpOu motion oi Mr.. Scherr, III. j. L.
No 3 was taken from the table and re-
ferred tn the Committee on Education.
Mr. Wilson, of Ohio, moved tn COM
NIT 10 the Committee on Education all
bills and resOlut tons referring To changes
in the school law. Various amend
ments were adopted, and the resolution
rs amended by the House was lost.
III. J. X. No. ! in'regard to requesting
our Senators and Representatives in
Congress To procure uniform rate Of
interest," and which was made the
special order for II NJ, Was taken up
and referred to the Committee ON
Judiciary, 80
senate Joint Resolution No. ) in re-
gard TO appointing delegates to the mill
tary convention, was referred to the
Committee on Military Affairs.
A number OF resolutions We're offered
and referred 10 appropriate committees.
There were also introduced by leave
the following:
BILLS.
BY Puundstone: IA. b. M. II, "a bill
tu provide for new classliicatlons Tor
Justices.' Committee on Judiciary.
BY Hill: HI. Il. No. ~, "a bill To pro-
vide iOr the settlement Ofeertain school
accounts" Committee on Judiciary.
BY Furbee: Ill. r. No. 73, IAN act 10
amend and re-enact see. 73, chap. l23,
uf Acts Of 1925. Committee un Edu-
cation.
By Roush: IL. b. No. -, "a bill to
AllltlAtl anu IN-NllhAA NNNs l-s NlltHs a. VI
the school law concerning authOnty Ot
BIar,ls ut Education. Committee 0n
Education.
By Roush: III. B. No. 75, "a bill t.
amend and re-enact see. l3, chap. u OF
the school law requiring the submission
OF contracts" Committee un Education.
By Harvey III. b. No. 76, "a bill To-
amend and re-enact see. L., IL and Al
chap. ll0, Acts of 1871. Committee ON
Counties Districts, Sc.
by McCrum: IL. b. No. -, "a bill to
amend and re-enact See. liz of Chap.
226 oi the Acts of 1928" Committee
on Judiciary.
By Parsons: III. B No. =, "a bill to
amend and re-cnact Sec. : Of Chap. l23
of the Acts Of lS72-3" Committee on
Judiciary
BY Chipley; IL. u. No. ~, "a bill to
repeal Secs. Is aud l. of Chap. 6l ut the
Acts Oi 1879, i'm relation 20 tax on dogs.
Committee ou Taxation and Finance.
Ry Bradford: III. u. No. 80, - bill to
repeal Chap. - Of the Acts OF 1872"
Committee un Judiciary.
The senate Concurrent Resolution
vas adopted, MIN ..F,
Mr.. Bradford offered resolution that
hereafter until otherwise ordered the
House adjourn at one o'clock. Adopted.
That hour having arrived the House
adjourned. .HE|