Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-13

ed by the ReylSory committee De reteLreu
to the appropriate committees OF the SEN
ate -
Messrs. Farnesworth and Brown strong
" opposed this motion, in brief speeches.
Mr. Newman spoke an its faror, ssyiyy :
that what work was done by this Legisla-
tnre should he done thoroughly, and that
each member should have correct idea OF
these measures before they were passed
upon The most expedent way, he thougnt
10 reach these results was TO refer the WORK
The Revissry Committee
to the various standing committees OF the
whole body. On the above motion
Mr.. Dennis demanded the ayes and nays,
and the demand being sustained they were
ordered.
Those who voted in the Affirmative were;
Messrs. Dawson. Dawson, Newman, Roberts,
Smith, and Stout-6.
Those who voted in the negative were:
Messrs. Summers, (PreS.) Barbee. Brow H.
Dennis, Donehoo Ewin, Farnsworth, Max
well, McGregor, sample. Shelton, Stoliin-
ger, VanMeter, Williams, ana Noods-lo.
So the motion was lost
Mr., Vanmeter introduced the following
bill, which was read first time. the rules
suspended, the second and third readings
| DISPENSED with and the bill passsd:
Be il enacted bg the LcgiSlC'uw Of Vest lT-
alma. That the twelfth section of chapter
lSt, of the acts of 1881, entitled, An act
| fxing the time for holding the circuit
courts in the Second judicial district
| circuits in this State be amended and re-
| enacted so as to read as follows
-. The circuit courts for the SeVera!
counties of the Twelfth judicial circuit shall
hereafter commence and be held as follows:
| For the county Of Hampshire on the first
| TUESDAY in February the second Tuesday
| in Nav. and the third Tuesday in September.
| For the county of Hardy, on the second
| Tuesday in March, the last Tuesday IN May
! and the first Tuesday in October.
| For the county OF Grant, on the fourth
| Tuesday in March. the first Tuesday III
June, and the third Tuesday in October.
For the county of Pendlcton. on the see
ond Wednesday in April, the Wednesday
after the second Tuesday in June, and the
| first Wednesday in November.
For the county OF Mineral for the year
1852. on the fourth Tuesday in April, the
| first Tuesday in September, and the fourth
| Tuesday in November, and the year 1855
and thereafter the second Tuesday i'll Jan
uary. the fourth Tuesday in April, the first
Tuesday in September
| A bill was introduced by Mr.. Donehoo to
amend and re-enaCt section oi chapter o.
of the code as amended and rc-enacted by
| chapter ~ of the acts OF lSIn concerning
entry upon lands by the
Internal Improvement Companies.
BY Mr.. Dennis-A bill to amend and re.
enact section 3. chapter - OF the acts ol
| 1881.
BY NJ. Woods-The following bill was
| introduced and referred 10 the Judiciary
| Committee:
That it shall be lawful for the heirs OF
| William Chapline. Jr. of the county OF
| Ohio to discnter the remains OF all the
Dead buried in a certain parcel OF land
| owned by said heirs. situated i'll the city ol
| Wheeling, Ohio equity, and described as
| follows: Commencing AT the corner formed
by the intersection of Alley j. with Twcn
| ty-third street: thence north along SAID al
| ley one hundred and seyenty-siX feet;
thence east two hundred ana htty-SIS tee'
to McColloch street; thence south one hun
dred and Seventy-six feet to Twenty-third
! street; thence west along Twenty-third
| street two hundred and tifty-six feet to the
place of beginning P,Orided, they decent
| ly renter said remains in some other burial
| grounds in said county, at their own ex-
| pense But said heirs shall also soremove all
tombstones and boards, and shall place
every such stone or board in the cemetery
TO which the remains are removed, and
over the body to which it belongs.
The private secretary of the Governor
appeared at the bar of the Senate and pre-
| Sented three communications.
A Message from the House ofDeIegates
. by Mg. Davis, announced the adoption by
that body Of resolution providing for fur
nishing copies OF the Acts of 1881 to the
several County Commissioners in this
State.
A message from the House OF Delegates
| T,f' hn
! by that body OF bill to change the name
OF the toWu Of Portland in the county OF
| Preston.
A bill to appropriate all moneys arising
| from the redemption OF sale of delinquent
| lands returned for tile nOr-payment of
county taxes for the county of Lincoln,
now in the treasury of this state. or which
shall hereafter come into the treasury, to
the construction and improvement OF cer-
| tain public roads in Lincoln county, COM
| ing up i'll its regular order. was read a sec
ond time and on motion of Mr.. FarneS-
worth was reCommitted to the Committee
on Roads and Navigation.
"A bill to provide for geological survey
Of the State coming in its regular order,
was read q second time, and on
motion of Mr.. Dennis was laid on the table.
4 number OF ills came up in their
! regular order and were read first time and
| referred to their appropriate committees.
The following resolution was passed:
RcSo'gcd Gy he Legislature of Vest Virginia,
! That the Secretary of State be and is here
! by authorized and directed to transmit to
! thc several clerks OF the county courts Of
/ this State three additional copies of the
acts OF 1881, and the clerks of said county
| courts are
Directed 90 Deliver
one copy of said acts so transmitted to each
of the county commissioners in their re-
| spective counties. On motion of Mr.. Dennis
| the Joint resolution was amended by adding
to the end thereof the following: And
each commissioner receiving a cory of said
| acts shall turn it over TO his successor in
Office. The joint resolution as amended
was then passed.
On motion of Mr. Woods the Senate went
into executive session, and after sometime
spent therein the doors were opened.
The Senate then took recess until 2:3O
o'clock p. NJ.
Mr.. Brown, from the Committee on
Banks and Corporations, submitted the fol.
lowing report: The Committee on Banks
and Corporations have had under consider
alton a bill to amend and re-enact section
of chapter 50 of the Code as amended and
re-enacted by chapter SO of the acts of 1870,
concerning entry upon lands by internal
Improvement companies, and herewith re-
port the same with the recommendation
that it do pass.
BY Mr.. Stollinger-A bill to amend and
re-enact section of chapter !, of the acts
of 1881, entitled an act liking the time for
holding the Circuit Courts in the several
judicial circuits in this State" was read
first time, the other reading suspended
with and finally passed. The following is
q
Text OF the Bill:
The Circuit Courts for the several coun
ties OF the 9th Judicial Circuit shall here
after commence and be held as follows:
For the county of Mercer, on the first
Monday in March, the third Monday in
June, and the second Monday in Noyem-
Der. For the county OF Mcdowell, OF the
Wednesday after the first Monday in April;
on the Wednesday after the first Monday
in July; on the "Wednesday after the first
Monday in October.
For the county of Wyoming, on the sec
ond Monday in April, the second Monday
in July, and the second Monday in 0cto-
Der. ~
L.. A. xo,n3., of noooa ~, fha xn;rd