Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-21
OUR STATE SOLO Ms.
Another aslst Day .DsyoA'M 70
Dusiasss.
Full Procsedings Of Both Bodiee-k @ss
amount Of WoA 0oae-WdboaN
Railroad Bil-6tidgss saS
Ferries.
NOTES GENERAL AND ptsso,xll.


BlsnOp y. j. Main.
The reading OF the Journal Of Thursday,
Farnsworth.
Mr.. Mc6rew presented o petition froua,
numerous citizens Of Monongalia. county.
asking for severer penalty tor Tho ctinie
OF horse stealing.
Mr.. Newman presented q numerousiy-
signed petition iron citizens Of AarshAlI
county, asking that their county be reliev.
ell from the operation Of the provisions Of
s,syIas5 CHAPTER y ,,st q tac AssAa ISL iansAs
A communication from the Cferk OF ths,
House of Delegates announced tho passage
OF several bills by that body, q description
OF which appeared in our report Of yester.
day.
Senate Dill No. I35 was taken mp on ~
third reading and passed unanimously.
Powers Or the Govevasp.
This bill amends arrd re-enaets chapter
IL Of the Code, concerning certain powers
and duties of the Governor and tho suborN
dinate officers Of the executive department.,
and the officers Of all public institutions of
the State; and provides that the Governor
shall have power TO call out the militia 70 :
repcl invasion, suppress instruction, and
enforce the execution of the laws. And
whenever in any part OF the State oombi-
nation, too powerful to be suppressed BY
the ordinary course Of judicial pro-
eeedings, endangers the peace and
safety of the people, or obstfucts
the execution of the laws, the Governor
may use the military force OF the State 10
suppress such combination. When tho
Governor calls out the militia he shsli
issue such orders and take such measures
N TO him seem best, for n,nstering. arm
ing. subsisting and transporting the several
detachments, and may appoint such quar-
termaster, commissaries and stan as he
shall deem proper.
When q detachment Is called into service,
the officers to command the same shall bo
detailed from the division brigade, or reg
imcnt from which such detachment u
taken. When separate companies are cali
od out or offer themselves and are accepted
for the service, they shall be underShc
OF their respective company on
GERS but the Governor may organize them
into batialions and regiments, and appoint
the necessary field officers thereof. When
several regiments are ordered cut or vol.
unteer and are accepted Tor the service,
they shall remain under the command of
their respective rcgimcntal and company
but the Governor may appoint or
detail one Of the Brigadier Generals or
Major Generals 10 command. IL such odi-
GERS ~ the Governor deems necessary do
not attend at the place Of rendezvous, or
he be satisfied they will not attend. he may
appoint in their stead such officers ~ he
may deem best.
The bill also provides that the Governor
may cause Ia be apprchonded or compel to
depart from the State, all suspicious sub
jccts, citizen, agents or cmissaries Of any
foreign State or power at war with the
United States.
The bill also provides for the handing
over Of oil fugitives from justice. and pre-
scribcs the manner Of procedure. In re-
gard 10
Capital Puntahmess
the bill provide, In case wherein the Cover.
nor has power 10 grant a pardon, instead u
granting the same Internationally, he
may, after sentence, grant u upon such
as may be deemed proper by
him, and he assented 10 by the person sen
fenced: and for the purpose OF carrying
into effect such conditional pardon, the
Governor may issue his order or warrant,
directed to any proper officer, which shall
be obeyed and executed instead Of the sen-
tcnce that was originally awarded.
There are quite number of other proyi-
sions In this bill, which do not differ ma.
tcrially from the chapter in the Code.
Mr. McNcel introduced Senate Dill No.
ls7, which will amend and re-ennct chaptsr
" ~
and the repeal Of patents.
senate Bill No. 40, In relation 10 tolls
and the control of turnpikes by the state.
was taken up on its thisd reading and after
discussion. rccorhBllttsd tC tse
Committee on Judiciary.
Nr. Dawson was on motion OF senator
Woods granted leave Of absence Tor two
days.
Just before adjournment for dinner. Sen
ate bill III came up. and ON Rcc0'int of the
lengthy discussion, u was not voted upon.
The bill IL rather MI important one, and 10
text is as follows:
Any company incorporated for wesk Of
internal improvement may, By It's oflccry,
agents or servants, enter upon any land fOg
the purpose Of examining the same. and
surveying and laying out such ~ may
seem fit TO nny officer or agent au uth0riasd
by it, provided no injury be done 70 The
owner or posseSsor of the land. But no
company shall, under the authority Of this
section, throw open any. fences or
on any land, or con-
njure the property Of The owner o. ?
posscssor, without his consent. And no
company shall, under any provision Of this
chapter, invade any dwelling house. or sny
space within twenty feet thereof, without
the consent Of the owner; nor shall sny
company, for the purpose OF altering tbs
course Of any stream, under tho provisions
pf section eleven OF this chapter, inysds I.
any space within fifty feet Of any dwelling
house. without the consent OF the owner
thereof. PJori.ioi That the preceding $50
tence shall not apply to any city or incor-
porated town.
The change in this bill h noticed 10 tbe i,
Of the words nor shall any
company for the purpose OF altering tbS.
course Of any stream" &c.
AfsespaS0.
At the reassembling u the Ssnstefs, ~.
Of Senate bill No. III. vs.
re- uued. and the bill p sscd.
A bill introduced by Mr.. Stout. cfes6ng
the independent school district Of Belle.
Vile, In Wood county, wss. unser .. sus-.
pension Of the rules, passed.
Receipts snA Kspsslbsses.
Senator Roberta -introduced the follow,
ing resolution, which vas s3Dpted: 1hee
the Auditor be requested 70 communiests.
10 the Senste 0 defAiIed ststssuent OF u.eN
reosipts and disbursements Of the pphlto
moneys OF the State for Tie year sndinG
September 30, 1851. stating from whet
source aid mssey wss received, ana ".
amount expe1ded under esch aQpr0psteo
ton. stating the psrpose Tor Which each,
eIpenditure was made. also 70. cOmmnnt-
cate 10 the senate m sstimale of the ~
ccipts into spd disburssmenls from the
treasury fer the year endins 6spts@bsr
30, iss5, stating from what source the ~
eeipts Will come. snd the parposc kr
which they will BE- e1pendsd :
senate bill ~, b regard 70 the mAte9 -
hunting and fishing. alsoGxiDE NJ peoA!9
for violations, and liking tho ssaa1es ~
sucn sports, vss taken up md 1900
House bill l6,, IN relation 10 ths ~ n
OF collecting taxes, and also kxiaQ ~ ~ a
for beginning same, Vas passed; a!so - ~
bill ia, prescribing the means q 49, sdy
in cases Of unlawful snssy and dsess asS.
Action on senate bill igi - NJ IL
speciaI order fos Monday Il e.O D. - fhis
Bill prescribes some Of the dutise a ~
eierfs Of Circuit Courts.
Other mstten Of inferior I'm ,ostAses
were then taken mp and st 40 ,. =, ths
sensts adjourned until Nondsy .sosBisg.
Denale oga1hA -.
Sheriff Hjeiu, Of Msssheil teosntS, ~
I'm. Arrett, Prosecuting Az efnsy & n,
hon county, were on The so0 ol ths ssssts
~. John z Ksnns, Of the rSird IL
tYjct ~ q ths 6oor acco upssIedby 0os.