Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-23
EXTENSION
or The SESSION IS THE RESULT
0fYes,erdsy's Business in Both Houses
A Short Session But Considerable
Work Put in-Resolutions in the
Senate on George W. and the
Register Bills Passed.
ISTsssSIlsG SUBJECTS TOUCHED on
SENATE.

The Senate was called 10 order at 8 A
N there being fair number Of Sena
tors in their seats for that early hour.
All of the committees remained in
perfect silence, none OF them venturing
to make any report.
The Governors Inauguration.
Mr.. Dennis offered the following reso-
luton:
Rssolued By the Legislature of West V1-
einia, That committee OF two on the
part OF the Senate and three on the part
of the House OF Delegates, be appointed
to make all suitable and necessary ar
rangements for the Inauguration ot
Governor-elect Jacob b. Jackson, on
the fourth day of March, proximo. and
said committee is authorized to act in
conjunction with any committe ap-
pointed by the citizens OF Wheeling,
having the above mentioned end in
view.
The constitutional rule was laid aside
and the resolution was adopted.
Measures Passed.
Mr.. Faulkner introduced a bill to
ament and re-enact section 10 OF chap
ter Z OF the Code. The object Of this bill
is to enable the Governor to remove for
good cause certain officers whose re-
moyal is not otherwise provided for.
Extension Of the Session.
On motion of Mr.. Dennis, The reso-
luton providing for an extensioR OF this
session OF the Legislature was taken up
and passed. The resolution concerning
an adjourned session and providing for
the sitting of committee during the e
cess was, upon the motion of Mr.. Nc
Grew, laid upon the table.
Mr.. Dennis moved that the bill in re-
gard TO the sale of forfeited and delin-
Quent lands be taken up out of its regu-
lar order and read for first time. Car
ried.
Mr.. Dawson introduced bill provid-
ing for fine to be imposed upon parties
hunting upon persons premises with
out having obtained leave.
Several bills were read for a second
time.
S. b. No. 22, a bill for advertising GER
tain matters in newspapers, was in
definitely postponed.
Mr Newman Wants His Name In tho Pa
pers.
The Senator .from Marshall having
read yesterday mornings RRGIsrsR all
through with care without finding his
name therein, offered resolution max
ing it the duty Of this repsrter to print
his name every time he pops mp in his
seat, or otherwise to suffer expulsion
IRON this Hall. In his opinion his name
had been eliminated from reports"
where il 'propperlv belonged, "it We are
to believe him and his orthograyhy.
Peace be With Thy Bones. Oh. George |!
Mr.. Donehoo introduced the following
resolution:
Resolred; Whereas, the Senate is
mindful that this is the anniversary OF
the birthday of George Washington, the
man Of immortal name and fame, who
was "trst in war, first in peace and first
in the hearts of his countrymen," and
whose title to the supreme distinction
of Pater Pdtride, first conferred by re-
deemed nation OF contemporaries, has
been ratified and sanctifed by the CRATE
full sutfrages OF all succeeding genera
tions OF America; therefore, be il resolved
thatj in Difference to the memories Of
the day, the Senate do now adjourn.
The resolution was adopted and the
Senate then adjourned until ID A. NJ. TO-
day.