The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-11
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AestcruaysA froeeedingN IN the senat
4 and House OF delegates.
| The Senate met at the usual hour ester
gay morning, and prayer was. offered b,
lhe III. Rev. Bishop Kain, Of the St. james
Cathedral.
A number Of committees reported bacI
bllls they had had sunder consideration,
MI. Farnsworth offered the following
resolution: +, ~ Ff-s'
Re:olred, That the Judiciary Committee
inquire into the expediency Of setting
apart one OF the six normal schools for The
education and trainingei coloted teachers,
On the adoption Of the resolution Mr.,
McGrew demanded the yeas and nays,
which were as follows:
feas-Summen (President), Barbee, Da.
viSon, Dawson, Donehoo, Ewin, Farms
worm, McGrew, Newman, Shelton, Van
meter, Williams and Woods-l3.
Nays-Dennis, Faulkner, Maxwell, Nc
,I5regor, McNeel, Roberts, Smith and Stol-
lings-S.
Messn. Brown, Samples and Stout not
voting.
Mr.: Woods, on leave, introduced Senate
bill No. 240, amending the acts In relation
to the school district Of Wheeling.
The following bills were passed:
Senate bill No. 22l, providing punish
ment for unlawful combinations and con-
spiracies to iniure persons and property.
House bill No. 234, authorizing tho
County Court Of Monongalia county topay
arrears Of wages for labor done in building
the county jail In said county.
Senate bill No. 230, In relation to appeals
from clerks OF courts, how made, etc.
House bill No. 32S, establishing an indie.
pendent school district in the town OF Guy
andotte and vicinity in the county Of
Cabell.
House bill No. $50, in1elation to ferries,
toll bridges, water-courses and mills.
House bill No. 1913, Id relation to dam
ages for land condemned for public use.
House bill No. 1916, for the relief Of Isaac
McNeel, late Sheriff Of Pocahontas county.
House bill No. 400, authorizing the COM
mon council Of the town OF Clarksburg to
divide said town into five wards, and 10
provide for the election Of Mayor, Recorder
and Councilman.
House bill No. 194, to release the forfeit.
1re OF certain lands In the county Of Poca-
hontGs, which have heretofore been taxed
in the county Of Randolph, coming up was
read a second time and ordered to its third
reading.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Upon re-assembling, bills on a second |
reading %ere taken up and advanced on
he calendar.
Mr.. Donehoo, from tho Committee on
reported back House bill 274,
concerning salaries Of teachers, and House
Pill 397, creating an Independent school
district Of Pennsboro, out OF sub-district
number sixteen, Of Pennshoro district, Of
Ritchie county, with favorable recommen-
lation.
The remainder Of the afternoon session
vas devoted to cleaning up the calendar,
which was finished at 5 o'clock, when the
Senate adjourned.
OF SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
The following minority report OF the
legislative Apportionment Committee was
irawn up yesterday, but was not presented
or somereason, II is in reference to the
OF the Senatorial districts,
md reads as follows
First, District.-HancoCk, Brooke and
Ohio; Population, 1880.
Second District-Marshall, Wetzel and
Marion; population, 1884.
Third Dissatisfaction, Doddridge,
Richie and Gilmer; population, 81 ,305.
Fourth DistriCt-Tyler, Peasants, Wood
md Writ; population 40,4O6.
Fifth District-Calhoun Clay, Roane,
Jackson and Putnam; population, 1906.
Sixth District-Mason, Cabell and
Wayne; population, 50,776.
Seventh District-Lincoln, Logan, Boone
md Kanawha; population, 54,35S.
Eighth District-McDowell, Wyoming,
Raleigh, Mercer, Monroe, Summers and
Fayette; population, 54,l23.
Ninth District Greenbrier, Pocahontas,
Webster, Nicholas, Braxton and Lewis;
54,13S.
tenth District-U pshur, Barbour, Ran
lolph, Pendleton, Hardy and Grant; pop
llation, $3.50.
Eleventh District-Monongalia, Preston,
Taylor and Tucker; population, 1890
Twelfth District-AGineral, Hampshire,
Morgan, Berkeley and Jefferson; popula-
ion, 81, l57.
Signed FoSrAlS Smith,
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