Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-01-30
The Legislature.

AShN"y evening, ny HC ciCSbou
of r. S. Carr, Union Labor mem
Der, President, on the I76th ballot.
Nine Democrats and seven Repub-
leans voted for him.
The following Republican off
GERS of the Senate were elected,
Tuesday:
Geo. J. Walker, of Jackson coun-
ty, Clerk.
Steele A. Hawkins, of Kanawha
county, Sergeant-at-Arms.
J. A. Madison, (col.) of Wood
county, Door-keeper.
The first vote for United States
Senator, on Tuesday Of last week,
stood as follows:
In the House-Goh, as; Kenna,
III; E. w. Wilson, 6; Judge Okey
Johnson, /; Judge r. S. Brown, a;
Judge Samuel Woods, /; "Bill
Dave" Goshorn, 2; Ex-senator
Hereford, 1; Elk Senator Camden,
I. In the Senate-Goff received
II, Smith, Of Hancock, being alb
sent and paired; Kenna, s; E. w.
Wilson, 2; Ex-Governor ]. b. lack
son, i; State Senators Oxley and
Gettinger one each; Col. St. Clair,
of Fayette, /; President Carr voted
for Col. Huling, of Kanawha.
The Goshorn votes were polled
by Harr, Labor of Marion, and
Kirk, Labor of Putnam, who will
be elsewhere on the round up.
On last Thursday the President
of the Senate announced the fol-
lowing committees:
Privileges and Elections-Camp
bell, Lowther, Morris, Flourney and
Prichard.
Judiciary-Maxwell, Price, Nor
ris, McCallister, McCreery, Snyder,
Campbell, Morley and Arbuckle.
Finance-Oxley, Van Pelt, Scott,
woodward, Davis, Knott and Yeat
er.
Education = Sweeney, Furbee,
Campbell, Knott, Lowther, Prich.
ard and Morley.
County and Municipal Corpora
tions-Flourney, Furbee, Gettinger,
Lowther, Smith, Snyder and Van
Pelt.
Roads and Internal Navigation
Furbee, Arbuckle, Gettinger, Max
well and Sweeney.
Banks and Corporations-Davis,
McCreery, Morrison, Oxley and
Scott.
Public Buildings and Humane
lnstitutions-Woodyard, Arbuckle,
Campbell, Davis, McCalli,tcr and
Snyder.
Penitentiary--Scott, Furbee, Low.
Their, Minear, Price and woodward.
Railroads-Price, McCallister.
Morrison, Snyder and woodward.
Militia-Snyder, McCallister,
Minear, Oxley and Arbuckle.
Federal Kelations-Van Pelt, Da-
Wis, Tourney, Knott and Morris.
Mines and Mining-McCreery,
Campbell, Gettinger, Price and
Scott.
Quite number of bills have been
introduced in both houses.
The Democrats have not vet
agreed, in caucus, on man for
United States Senator.
The Governor contest case in no
nearer a settlement than when the
Legislature first convened.
Gen. Nathan Golf, as was ex-
pected, received the Republican
caucus nomination for United States
Senator.
Mr.. J. II. Marcum, of this county,
who was the old Sergeant-at-Arms,
OF the Senate, acted IN that capacity
until the organization of that body
and will receive pay for same.
II. G. Showalter, Of Richie coun.
ty; ] J. Peterson, Of Cabell county.
and L. l.. Coburn, of Upshur coun-
ty, re e lived appointments as
Assistant Clerks of the Senate.
They are Republicans.
On last Thursday the President
Of the Senate announced the an.
Pointment Of the following commit.
tee clerks: A. r. Stollings, Z. II.
Curtis. Thomas G. Mann and Jacob
Kemple
Robt. Napier, representative
from this county. was appointed on
the following committees: County.
District and Municipal Corporations,
Arts Sciences and General I'm.