Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24


protection Of agricultural societies. Better
red TO che Committee on Agriculture.
BY Mr.. Dyer, II. b No. So IN relation 20
vote on dog tax in Tucker county. Refer
red to the Committee on Taxation and
Finance.
By Mr.. Dyer, b. B. No. 81, relating to
the testimony Of witnesses. Referred 10
the Committee on the Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Randolph, ii. B. No. SO, prOvid-
ing for the relief OF james ID. Horner,
sheriff Of Harrison county. Referred to the
Committee on Taxation and Finance.
BY Mr.. Gilkeson, II. B. No. 80. relating
10 educational matters. Referred TO the
Committee on Education.
By Mr. White, Fl. B. No. 80, relating to
jurisdiction Of and proceedings before
Justices. Referred TO COMMITTEE on the
Judiciary
By Mr.. McWhorter, n. B. No. 81. appro-
priating $56,59056 for the completion OF
the Capitol building at Charleston. Refer
red to the Committee on Taxation and ~
nance.
BY Mr.. Lucas, H. B. No. %, making an
appropriation for the State Law Library.
Referred 10 the Committee on Taxation and
Finance.
SENATE BUSINESS EEFERRED.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 4, providing
for the appointment of Joint COMMITTEE
Of the two Houses to enquire into and as
certain whether or not discrepancy exists
in the vote cast for Governor in the county
Of Randolph, and the vote cast for State
Superintendent Of free schools in the county
of Preston, and that cast Tor the other can
ditates for State offices, was referred to the
Committee on Elections and Privileges:
Senate Joint Resolution No. 6, providing
for commission of four persons to view,
examine and report upon location Tor
second Hospital for the Insane, was refer
red 70 the Committee on Humane Insttu-
lions and Public Buildings.
BILLS on FIRST READING.
II. B. No. IL. in relation TO the time and
manner of collecting taxes, coming up on
the recommendation Of the Committee on
Taxation and Finance, that Il do not pass,
a loup discussion was brought on, in which
Messrs. White, Stapleton, Sayers, Dean and
others took part
This was stopped BY Mr.. oxley demand
iup the previous question, and on the main
question being put the .6ill was rejected
ayes sc. nays 20.
H,.B No. .I9, providing for the qealifi,caf;
ton Of county officers elected 81 the eiec-
ten in October last. Recommended BY the
Judiciary Committee that it do pass. Or
dered TO its second reading.
a. b. No. &c, in relation to fees and mile
age of witnesses. Recommended by the
Judiciary Committee that it do pass. Re
jeeted. ,
II. B. No. Al, in relation to penalties for
burglary. Recommended by the Judiciary
Committee 10 pass. Ordered to second
reading.
Fl. B. No. 81, in relation to meetings oil
Commissioners of County Courts to. exam
inc election returns. Recommended by the
Judiciary Committee not to pass. Rejected
II. B. No. So. in relation to compensation
and fees of coroners. Recommended By the
Judiciary Committee that it do not pass,
| The bill was ordered to its second read
ing.
fl. B. No. 80, in relation to the duties Of
| prosecuting
he Judiciary Committee not to pass. he
jected. -.
H.B.No. 81, fixing the times of holding
the Circuit Court in the Ninth Judicial Cir
cult. Recommended by the Judiciary
Committee to pass. Ordered to second
reading.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
A message from the Governor BY Maj
Win Jackson, his private Secretary, an
nounced the appointment Of Philip Pendle
ton, OF Morgan county, as commissions
from West Virgins at the New Orleans
Worlds Exposition, and Col Alex. Camp
bell, of Brooke county, as his alternate
announcing that the commissioner was on
money and suggesting an appropriation
for the purpose Of the commission. lie
ferred to the Committee on Finance,
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
| Messrs. Giffin, Of Tyler, Door Of Webster
Powell of Taylor and Smith, Of Berkely
were granted leave Of absence until Mon
dsy. Adjourned.