The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-26
HOUSE oFDELE6ATFs.
Extension showed Under-The General A n,
preparation I'LL scanned,

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The House was opened with prayer yes.
terday by Rev. Henry Hess, pastor Of the
Zane Street NJ. Il. church. Mr.. Giycna
presented the petition oiresidents Of Ty,
Ter and Deddridge counties, asking q
change OF county lines. Mr.. Price pre-
sented the petition Of James Evans and
$50 others Of horgantown, asking for sci
entifc temperance instruction III the pub,
lie SCHOOL,. 4 a.
AZ 1850 the result Of tho vote on
Judge Haymond's joint resolution to ex-
tend the session was announced by the
Speaker. hfessrs. Hinkle, Parker, Rob
ertson and Taylor changed their votes and
were recorded against extension, and Mr..
Beard, who was absent the day before, al:
so voted no, go that the vote finally stood
ayes, SO; nays, 70.
The fish and game bill House Bill 103)
was under consideration for some time,
and was amended in many Of its lproyis-
ions. and ordered 10 be eng,ossed after
considerable debate and one or two efforts
to KILT.
The General appropriation bill was then
taken up for second reading as 1t came
from the Senate, Col White moved TO In.
sert d clause appropriating s., 4S5 to build
new cells in the penitentiary, but the
motion was rejected. The $500 appro;
priatlon for furniture and repairs at the
penitentiary was stricken onton motion Of
uol. White. Healso moved to strike out
Sl2, 600 forsupport OF the Normal schools
and insert SIC, 600.
Judge Raymond was excused from
serving on the Joint committee to select
such bills from those pending as ought 70
pass. Z. ii3l.s !, Il,
on motion % alr. oxley. IL was resolved
that hereafter tho afternoon sessiana ttbe
House begin at 3 o'clock, and the night
sessions be extended until 0:S0.
The usual recess was taken at 2:30.
A stranger " ho dropped in on the ses-
sion OF the House yesterday would moi
have imagined that bpt two days 81 the
session remained and there was o large
amount OF business demanding attention.
The question Of apptopriating s. 600 70
erect a new normal school building Of
Chenille was discussed for an hour.
Judge Raymond made q motion TO re:
consider the vote by which the House re-
fused 70 extend the session. The motion
was not acted upon but merely entered
upon the journal.
Mr.. Snodgrass presented o resolution
providing for the appraisement and sale
81 the chairs used by the members. Mr..
Chung Directing the resolution went
over one day under the rules.
Dir. Davidson moved 70 insert in tie
General Appropriation bill o clause set
ting part 5000 TO erect q new building
ioftfe Normal school ut Concord. This
also proyokeda debate Of from halthout
to an hour, end was finally adopted, one.
half TO be paid out Of the revenues Of 1885
and one-half out Of the revenues Of 1885.
This was subsequently amended 50 aste
provide that the entire sum should be
maid ont Of the revenues Of 1886.
when the University appropriations
were reached, Mr.. Dean moved to reduce
the appropriate ion for contingent expenses
from 81, 0OO to S., 900, and specified M.
merous items which might be probably
omitted, among them 800 yearly TO pay
the chaplain. He also moved 10 reduce
the sum for salaries to teachers from
$4,000 to S., 000y Mr.. Lucas opposed
these motions, and action was deferred
The sum for the support Of lunatics IN
liails was on motion OF Col. w hite reduced
| from $40 TO 5000,
The House took tie usual recess at !
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