Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-10

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uent of inmates of houses OF i'll fame Sec
ond reading. =,
H.B. No. III, providing for the punish
ment Of persons unlawfully selling liquor.
Second reading
Recess.
Afternoon Session.
The House reassembled at 2.30 o'clock.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
H.JR. No. 10, touching the Blair bill
coming up as unfinished business, the pend
ING question being its reference to the Com
mittee on Education, Dir. Dyer offered tne
following substitute:
Resolved. That we have sufficient con-
fidence in the wisdom and patriotism OF our
Senators and Representatives in Congress
to,leave them free and untramme!ed to act as
to them may seem Just and right, in refer
ence to the Blair, educational bull, and we
deem it therefore unjust, inexpedient and
unwise to instruct our Senators or request
our Representatives to take any certain
course of action in reference to said bill.
Mr.. Laidley moved to amend so as to read
as follows: =.
Resolved, That we deem II inexpedlent'
unjust and unwise to instruct our Senators
and Representatives in Congress to take any
certain course in reference to the blair
educational bill.
Lost.
Mr.. Oxley demanded the ayes and noes
on the substitute. :,
The demand was sustained, and the roll
being called the vote resulted:
Ayes-Messrs. Dennis, Speaker Alder
son, Chambers, Chew, DAWSON, Dorr, Dyer
Ferguson, FerreI, Fisher, Fortney Gilke'
SON., Gilmore, Hinkle, Jacob, Laidley Mar
shall, McConaughey, Morgan, Myles, Ow'
ipgs, Oxley, Post, Randolph, Richardson,
Reach, Snodgrass, Thompson, White-2g'
Noes-Messrs. Alexander, Arnold, CALI
son, Campbell, Crockett, Davidson, Davies,
Dean, Edwards Fleming, Givens, Glover
Hayman, Havmond, Hawvermale, McClung
McGin, McMechen, McWhorter, Miller
Parker, Powell, Poynter, Price, Robertson
Rock, Sayre, Smith, Snyder, Stapleton
TAYLOR, Workman-32.
The substitute was thus lost.
Mr.. Oxley moved to reler to the Com
mittee on Education.
On thisthe AYES and nays were demanded
and the roll call resulted as follows:
AYES: Messrs. Dennis (Speakerl, Alder
son. Chambers, Chew, Davidson, DAWSON,
Dorr, Dyer, Ferguson, Fisher, Gilkeson
Gilmore, Jacob. Laidley, Marshall, McCon
aughey, Myles, Owings, Oxley, Post Ran
dofph, Richardson, Snodgrass, Thompson
White-2j. -.
Noes: Messrs. Alexander Arnold, Cali
son, Campbell, Crockett, Davies, Dean, Ed
wards, Terrell, Fleming, Fortney GiyenS
| Glover, Hayman, Raymond, Hinkle, Haw
vermale, McClung, McGill, McMechen, Nc
Whorter. Miller, Morgan, Parker, Powell
Poynter, Price, Roach, Robertson, Rock
Sayre, Smith, Snyder, Stapleton, Taylor an
| WOrkman-.'5.
The motion was then lost.
The main question was then called, and
on the ayes and noes being demanded, the
vote stood:
Ayes-Messrs. Anderson, Alexander, Ar
mold, Callisou, Campbell, Davidson, Davies
Dean, Edwards, Fleming, Fortney, Givens
Glover. Hayman, Raymond, Hawvermale
McClung, Gill, McMechen, McWhorter, Mil
Ter, Morgan, Parker, Powell, Poynter, Price
Robertson, Rock, Sayre, Smith, Stapleton
TAYLOR and Workman--34.
Noes-Messrs. Dennis (Speaker), Cham
bers, Chew, Crockett, DAWSON, Dorr, Dyer
Ferguson. Terrell, Fisher, Gilkesen, Gil
more, Hinkle Jacob, Laidley Marshall
McConaughey, Myles, Owlngs, Oxley, Post
Randolph, Richardson, Roach, SnodgrasS
SNYDER, Thompson and White-21.
So the resolution was adopted.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Gilkeson, from the Committee OF
| Education reported back H. B. No. 20, con
corning education, with the information
that the subject matter is contained in an
other bill.
| Also, resolution enquiring into the ex
pediency of increasing the State Schoo
! lew to IS cents on the 800, as unueces
sary to further legislate upon.
Also, the petition of c. F. WASHER and 2
others of Grant county, asking for chang
in the school law, as unnecessary to turthe
legislste upon:
Also, a resolution enquiring into the eS
pediencv of abolishing the State Norma
School, as inexpedent to legislate upon.
BILLS on SECOND READING.
H.BNo. IS, concerning the ventilation O
coal mines, was read second time and Oh
dered to its engrossment.
II. B. No. 50, for the protection OF labor
ers in coal mines Referred with pendln
amendments to the Committee on Mines an
Mining.
H. B. No. Il, permitting construction q
plank roads along public highways, was o.
dered to its engrossment.
BILLS on FIRST READING.
II. No. l44, incorporating the FL
River Manufacturing and Booming Com
panv. Ordered to its second reading.
II. B. No. 10, amending school law!
Ordered to its second reading.
H.B. No. 46, renewing the power an
privileges of the West Virginia and Obi
Mineral railway and extending the time
which said road may be commenced. H
jected.
H.B. No. IS, providing for the props
drainage Of land. Ordered to Its secou
reading.
HI No. lI9, relating to screens Of col
mines. Ordered to its second reading. .
Il. B. No. 40, relating to the school di
trict Of Pnrkersburg. Ordered to its Sc
ond reading, .,
H.B. No. 81, concerning Jurors in telOn
cases. Rejected.
II. B. No. l42, concerning jurors. Sc
ond reading.
H.B.No. 2S, frelating to towns and Vi
lagos. Second reading.
H.B. No. ia, enlarging the duties ar
powers of boards Of education. Secon
reading. -.
Fl. B. No. rs, concerning circuit court
Rejected.
Ma. B. No. l4S, concerning 6duciare
Rejected.
q. B. No. 40, fixing compensation
assessors. Second reading.
Adjourned.
SENATE.