Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-27
HoVsEoH DELEGATEs.
Mspnlng Hession.


Prayer by Hon. J0hh W. Sydcnsticicr, Of
Grcenbrier.
Bills from the Senate with amendments
were then considered, and most Of tho
amendments agreed 10.
Senate bill No. DOB. relating 10 Justices OF
the Peace, was reported back from the Ju-
dietary Committee with amendments,
which amendments were adopted, the bill
read third time and passed.
House Bill No. 423, sppropriating 81, 300
for copying war records In the Adjuiant
/ Generals Office, was read third time and
passed by vote OF ~ too.
House Bill No. 40, the legislative bill.
was read a third time and passed.
Senate Bill No. 229 concerning crimes
and punishmcnts, was read q second and
third time, under suspension of the rules
S Senate Bill No Is2, amending and re-.
Of; -"ting the road law, was read third
''' Senate Bii No. 49, relating 70 th. ,,s 80; q;
preme Court Of Appeals, ''"" . VIII"
time and passed. ..
The House then took recess until $50
Pm.
AItepnSsn kessssn.
House bill No. 81, concerning the court
dock and the method Of entering Judgment.
and
Senate Bill No. 2i9, relating TO punish.
ment OF certain crimes, were read . third
time and passed.
House Bill No. 422, TO provide for . do.
tailed statement Of tho RECEIPTS and dis-
bursemenu Of the public moneys.
On motion OF Mr.. Ferguson, the House
proceeded TO the reading VI House bills On
House Biii No 3is, concerning the msk.
ing out Of land books and compensation
therefor, was read third time and passed.
House Bill No. go, relative 70 ferries and
bridges Wa taken up and the report Of the
Conference Committee adopted and the bill
repassed.
House BIZ No. ils, the general sppro-
priation biil was taken up and after sDms
amendment WAS voted on and the amend
ment suspended until Monday morning.
Recess.
Aenste bill 1856 coming up, the House
receded from is amendment; Senate bill
II3. reenacting certain chapters OF tbs
code; Senate bill j72, for the same purposs,
were each resd thiId time and passed.
A message from the Senate announced
the passage Of large number Of bills By
that body.
On motion of Nr. Ferguson. the vote On
House bill No. ii9, the general sppfopria-
ton bill, was announced, being 80 10 ID,
sixteen members being absent or not
voting.
Senate bill so. l2i, amending chapter u
Of the code, was resd . second and third
time, and passed.
senate bin No. III, amending certain acts
Ct the Code, coming up, the amendments
proposed by the judiciary Committee were
agreed TO and the bill passed.
House bill No. 3G2. concerning writs Of
prohibition certeorari, vas passed.
House bill No. l9l amending chspterS 0f
the Code, and
senate bill No. 2i7. smsnding cespter i5e
Of the code, we're passed, after which me
House adjourned.
DELEGATE Doddrill, Of Webster, wAs pro-
,ented with very hsndsome inkstand, o.
saturday. BY M. 6croegiDa
selmon NslIk OF Tylsf, was granted
leave M ai~epoe Tor the remainder OF the
se,sitr. M. Wells has made many warm
frieDds during bis stay in this city.
DeIegste Cox. OF Monongslia, who has
been absent for some time, on account 81
sickuess, appeared In bis seat Saturday,
Iookipg much improved In health
The pleasant weather Of Saturday brought
out the ladies in fall forcs. and the lobby
Was again brilliant - during the early dsy
Of the sessioo.