The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-24
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STATE LEGISLATURE.
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| Aouneeu again.
The Senate met at 10 A. N. yesterday
and the session was opened with prAys
by Rev, W, B. Thompson, Of the Disciple
Church.
The journals Of Monday and Tuesds
were partly read when the further readin
was dispensed with.
Mr.. Dennis, on leave, introduced Sen
ate Bill No. l02: "a bill to amend an
re,enact chapter54 Of the code Of Yves
Virginia, concerning the incorporation Q
joint stock companies without specia
charter, and TO repeal chapter IS OF tn
acts Of 1928, concerning the inCorpora
ton Of railroad companies, &C., ant
chapter2l6 OF said acts."
Mr.. Newman, from the committee OF
Finance, reported back Senate Bill No. 90
amending the law fixing State tax OF
every license for theatrical performances
in cities and towns OF the State, with thu
Recommendation that 1t do pass.
THE ADJOURNED SESSION.
On motion Of Mr., Dennis, House Join
Resolution No. Is, "Providing for an ad
iourned session Of the Legislature, and toI
the appointment OF Q committee to sit Ii
the recess OF the Legislature for the pur
pose Of revising the laws" was taken VI
out Of It's order.
Mr., Farnsworth asked for division o.
the resolution, and the question being or
holding an adjourned session beginning
on the first Wednesday in February, 1882
the vote resulted rs follows:
YEAs-BRrbee, Brown, Dawson, Den
mis-, Donehoo, Ewin, Farnswortlr, Faux
ner, Maxwell, McGregor, McNeel, New
man, Roberts, Samples, Smith, stollings
Stout, Vanmeter, Williams, Woods and
Summers (Pr,sident) -2l.
NAIs-Dawson and McGrew-2.
Not voting, Mr., Shelton,
The question then required on the latter
part Of the resolution referring to the up
pOintment OF q revisory committee 10 Sit
during the recess oil the Legislature.
Mr., Newman then moved to lay the res
olution on the table, bat finding that his
motion carried with 1t the entire resolu'
ton he withdrew the motion to table.
The measure was discussed at length by
Messrs, Dennis, Brown, Wood and Max
we'll In favor OF its adoption, and Messrs,
Farnsworth and Donehoo in opposition 10
1t,
Mr.. Donehoo moved to strike out the
second portion Of the resolution providing
for the Revisory Committee, and the yeas
and nays being demanded and the demand
sustained, the vote resulted as follows:
YEAs-Davison, Donehoo, Farnsworth,
McGrew, MCGregor, Newman, Roberts,
Samples and Smith.-9.
NAYs-Brow,n Dawson, Dennis, Ewin,
Faulkner, Maxwell, MCNeel, Shelton, stol.
lings, Stout, Vanmeter, Williams, Woods
and Summers, lPresidenD-l4,
Mr.. Barbee not voting.
Mr.. Smith moved to amend the resolu.
ton by cutting down the number 10 com.
pose the committee 10 three-two from
the House and one from the Senate. Lost
by q vote OF to 10. The section was then
adopted as 1t came from the House. The
question recurring on the adoption OF the
resolution as q whole, 1t was agreed to by
vote Of II to3.
The President announced the appoint
ment OF Messrs. Faulkner and MCGrew on
the part Of the Senate to compose the com.
mittee to arrange for the Inauguration Of
GoyOrnor.eleCt Jacob B. Jackson,
Recess till 2P,M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Upon reaSsembling the Senate proceed
ed to the consideration Of bills on the cal.
endar, and the following coming up on
their reading were passsds
House Bill No. 43: "A bill to authorize
banks 10 change the amount Of their Capi'
tai stock.
Senate Bill No. 8S: A bill appropria.
ting 5000 90 for the relief OF Joseph LOCK.
hart, Of Hancock county.
Senate Bill No. 70! A bill 10 prevent
for certain period the killing or catching
OF Quails or Virginia Partridges within
THE State, The period named in the bill
is three years.
Senate Bill 81: A bill 10 change the
name OF the town Of Portland, Preston
county, to "Cranberry."
Senate Bill 50: Amending the charter OF
the town OF Martlnsburg, and comforting
additional powers for the purpose Of levy.
ing a tax for the purpose oil making Inn
provemehts Of a general nature.
House Bill 1875 A bill TO revive, amend
and re enact Chapter 42 Of the Code Of
West Virginia, In relation to the taking Of
land without the owners consent, for pur-
poses Of public utility
BOUNCING THE "oRdAN."
The resolution introduced by Mr.. New.
man on Tuesday, debarring the represen.
tatiyes or sgents OF the Wheeling RcgisIer
from the privileges OF the floor Of the Sen.
ale, coming up for action was read by the
clerk, after which Mr.. Newman addressed
himself tue aspate, remarking that II the
resolution was nerely = personal matter
he would Withdraw II; but as II CONCERNED
other Senators on the floor he did not feel
a.liberty TO do 30, but would ok its refer
ence 10 4 committee that the matter might
he more fully and properly examined into.
see, said Mr, Newman, iGsss that paper TINS
morning refers 10 several orthogfSnhical
mistakes OF mine. II is trg1, Mr.. Presi.
dent, that my early education may have
been neglected. and that my instruction
In the elementary branches OF education
may not have been what they should,
Among my neglected accomplishments,
however, Is .lbe art Of 6lllng my own
pockets at public expense by doubling up
charges on public printing; also the sci
ence Of sppfopriatlng TO my own use the
campaign funds OF my own political party
together with that other accomplishment
Of attaining political preierment by the
fraudulent use Of tissue ballots.
move, Mr.. President, that the reRolu
ton be referred TO the Judiciary Commit
Tee.
The resolution was 10 referred.
IA Number Of bills was read the fifsi
time, and advanced on the calendar.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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