Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-17
The ballot stood a. follows:


At the conclusion Of the vote, recess
was announced and the resolution was
saved up" for this week.
After dinner, upon motion OF DIR.
Logan, the Asylum substitute
was recalled and some additional
changes made, the important one
of which was, that ii sufficient
funds are not remaining in tho Treas
ury. the Auditor shall borrow from the
school Fund, enough To supply tho
amount and pay a lair rate of interest.
The bill was then ordered Ia third
reading.
The Mining Bill was then taken up
on its second reading and several
amendments made, most of which hal
for their object the better protection Of
miners while at work. To wlliully
meddle with ventilation arrangements
or safety lamps was made n miS,lenean-
or. punishable bya fine of not less than
ten or more than fiftv dollars. The bill
was then ordered To It's cngrOSSmcnt.
At about four O'Clock, Mr.. Penny
backer moved To adjourn. IL hal been
tacitly understood that the House
was 10 pay visit tn the Chll-
dren's Home on that afternoon, and
With that understanding several Of the
members voted ave. At the conclusion
of the rOll-call the vote stood ~ tu Is
against an adjournment, but several
votes were changed before the result
was announced and, like sheep, their
example were followed until the House
adjourned by vote of ~ to -.
HOUSE NOTES.
The press throughout the State has
sworn the eycndettaagllnst the originator
OF the bill III. b. No. 81 tn Tx the rate
and type for inserting legal advertise
ments. Great is the abuse which has
fallen upon the devoted head ui Dan. "
llagans, who was generally supposed to
br,the man. Toall whom these presents
shall come, We impart the information
that Judge 4. j. Stuart, ui the "inde-
pendent state ul Doddridgc,' intro
duccd the bill, which was however, sup
ported by the gentleman named above.
some one perpetrattd huge joke at
the Capitol hy writing under one "t the
stairs For sale The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. u. ID, Johnson, special
Commissioner.
The delegate from Taylor is an artist,
and amuscs himself by drawing outline
sketches oi the lady visitors.
A resolution was ia readiness % send
Ia the Clerk : table, bur the individual
concerned objected, aud IL "mys over
under the rules lut tsc Third House.
II reads aS follows. RsSirsd, that Charlie
Caldwell he and is hereby appointed aS
an additional page To this House. The
lobby king naturally objected.
4 Harbour county paper heads an cdl-
turial ON III. R NJ. 81. The thing that
thou ducst i not gput.
Sulun >hiuglr had better insure his
lie before he ventures to return tu the
rocky ramparts ot tpoidridgr, for hcwIll
be- Waylaid by some bluodthlrSty cdI-
tor
The glass globes that of wore orna
mrnttd the Speakers desk and Clerk :
table have lpecu removed from the way
Ot hClHsyrrut Speakers prp t'H.
some ui oar state exchanges pirate
our notes iu a way that would shame
Captain Kji or the Red Rover. Their
ability Tor appreciation aud dlsCrimIna-
tiun i their only redemption.
Our kcyScr friends are mistaken IN
suppuSiug the usuTy hill hats PASSED the
House. Ii has been ordered tu it,
third reading. and 50 hacScd mp lis own
father wouldn't know %.
Delegate liver responds aye In high
G, and Captain MyGmw SAYS no IN low
h HAT.
The State preSS Is almost unanimous
i'm advocating constitutional adjourn
mFut.
The Morgan A1cury advises the dele
gate from that county ,Ongerl to advo-
cate the abolition 0t grand lurieS.