Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-25
aylor, Kitchen, st. Clair, Mintsr

Executive Offices and Library -Sydeu-
stricksr, Merrill, Taylor, Morgan, Edel-
man, Hill, Bandy, Casio, Minter.
Printing and Contingent ExpeDse9-
Gcad, Roach, Gibson, Justics, Hsrr,
Webter, Williams, Kirk.
Humsue Institutions ard Public Build
ipgs-Samuels, Lively, Pagh, Jack, Pnch-
ard. Thayer, McCombs, Mayer, st, Clsir.
Claim and Grievances-McClune, Al
tize7, Harr, H4mmest, Morgan, YonDg,
Aultz, Mayer, Meador.
Fortified and UnappropTisted Lands
Dorr. Ford, Kes, Napier, Jack, Archer,
Bandy, Davis, Hill.
Roads and internal Navigstion-Shel-
ton, EdelmRn, johnson. Goad, Shauklin,
Peck, Anltz, Casto, McCombs, Gluck,
Williams.
Mines and Minmg-Harr, Corcoran,
Edelman, McClung, Ford, HGmmett, Kirk,
Parrish, Stone, Orr, Hill.
Arts, Sciences and General Improve
ments-FoTd, Shaw, Hammet', ShsnkliD,
Napier, Bryte, Daval, Youag, Kitchen.
Penitentiary-Pe Justice, Shelton,
Corcoran, Alizr, Harr, Kee, Mayer, Nc
NNLlDot A4ulAt AllAf
The House was then given up to the in
PRODUCTION Of bills and House bills from
No. 81 to 20 were presented. None of
these measures were OF more than routine
interest. Mr.. Pnchard, OF Msrion, PEE
seuted House Joint Resolution No 4, pre-
paiiug an amendment 10 section 4S. arii
Gle of the Constitution, concerning the
establishment OF county or district boards
or courts, for the REGISTRATION Of voters. 1t
went over under the rules.
The House then took mp Senate Joint
Resolution No 6, which originally fixed q
series OF rules governing the joint assem-
bly, in the couat of the vote Gil State offi-
GERS. The House amended this yesterday,
by substitute to the effect that the Consh-
tuition shonld be the only guide 10 the
proceedings. The Senate rejected this
Substitute, snd the question now WAS on
sdheriBg to or recedi1g fr0m this disagree
ment. A spirited debate ensued, John A.
Hutchinson and W. p. Hubbard, the attOr-
neys for General Gctf, were on the floor,
and practically guided the contest for the
Republicans. They made numerous sug-
geetions to Col Moore and other Repubi-
can leaders. SpIigg, Lively and Chew led
for the Democrats.
At it's close 8 vote was taken and by o
strict party division the Democrats carried
their point and decided TO stand by the
substitute resolution. The hour Of 70
O'Clock wsa near and tie hall OF The House
began to fill I'D rapidly. Just as The
Speakers gavel fell to rap for order, the
Sergeant-at-arms arnCurced the President
and members of the Senate. President
Calr took his position az the
right of the Speaker. the Senator's
were seated and the second ballot for Sen
ator was soon taken. IL showed no decided
change from the two previous ballots.
Kenna's vote fell off considerably and sew
eral new men were eOmplimsrted, but no
significance attaches to these votes.
In the Senate Kenns rec5ived . votes,
". L. Wilson, s. Gof, II; st. Clair, i;
President Carr voted for Virgil A. Gates.
Three Senators, Messrs. McAllisler Dem
oc7at), Scott and Smith Republican, were
absent.
one member Delegate Smith, was alb
sent from the Hon G. The vote there stood
Kenua. %; Go6, y; W. l. Wilson, .; f.
W. Wilson, 3; L. \. Tayenner, 4; K. G.
Sims. 4; J. B. Jackson, J. W. 81. Clair,
J. W. Goshorn. W. P. Hubbard, Samuel
Woods, A. B Fleming, Frank Hereford,
B. H. Oxley, and W. H. II. Flick received
one vote each. The Sins and Tavenner
votes we're cast By gentlemen who voted
for Keora yesterday, and expecting no
election to-day decided to compliment
their friends.
Kirk, the labor man from Putnam, who
wss elected as 2 Republican, has not voted
for GOh yet
He voted for Y. A. Gates to-day.
HAIR. CT Marion, voted for Gcshorn. Only
one ballot wss taken. The result was an
nounced and the Joint assembly dissolved.
The House Immediately adjourned until
tomorrow at IL a. II.