The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-18
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A Number Of B',iiIlsSlnttodul,,c,eud ) l,,,ud il
the Hollsesand Senate.
THE CONTEST r. PROGRAMME. IRA
Governor Wilson's. tdcns on the
School Hook Qncstion-1Ic and n
ID Colonel nyrnc Have a Sharp \ \.
0i Passage MT Arms. :;3 fi h Z.

- ' t'.t se't 80 AaGl
House had a short session this mpornin,,
and adjourned to Monday morning. n Ii
the Senate A1r!McCreery (Democcrat), .
Raleigh, introduced Senate bill No.N5
being Governor Wilson's ballot reform III
bill, based on tho Anslrallanll1 system,
There is . general disposition In fayoe,,
Of some auch measure. !, The House
Joint Resolution authorizing warrants
TO DO drawn jfor pay and mileage Of
members and officers WIS passed. q ~ e. g
Senator jVanpelt (Democrat), Of !Fay.
cite, offered u resolution: declaring the
office Of Doofkeepcr Of the Senate "a. "a.
cant, owing to tho absence of James "A.
Madison, who was elected to /. fill the
position. Under tho rules The resolu.
ton lies over one day. II the resolution
could have been put through TODAY a
Democrat iwohld shave been s electeil
Doorkeeper, for the Democrats had n
majority. 1t Is thought that BY Monday.
Morrison (Republicln) of xton. !. viii
DO here and a Republican will be- elect.
cd: Madison IL In the west and nothing
Is heard from him. 81 ~
Major Anderson, OF Lewis county, n
most talked Of for tho vacancy. f@ssgSy n Nj
In the House Mr.. Parish (Republican),
OF kanawha, Introduced House BIZ No
8, u bill TO the punishment OF pools.
trusts and conspiracies, and as to eyi.
Ience III such cases, which was Referred
to the Committee on tho Judiciary l5is7E,
h MIR. Stifel, lDemocrat), Of Ohio, BY re-.
quest, introduced House Bill No. 7, bill
to amend and re.enact section b2 OF chap.
ter so Of the Code, ms amended and rs.
enacted by chapter 0U Hof the Acts az
1852. Tho bill was referred to the Com.
mittee on the Judiciary, slf5aSIE5i .l5f5aSIIE5iGissyg,
s Mr.. Kirk (Repubiican), of Putnam.
iutroducedG House BiltfNo. o, a bill to
amend and re.cnact sections 9, \. 4..l0,Fll;
u and II OF chapter 10 Of the Acts oi
1883, as amended md re.enacted I by
chapter so OF the Acts Of 1887, concern.
ing the ventilation and drainage Of
mines, and for the: protection OF the
lives OF persons employed therein. II The
bill was referred to the Committee on
Mines and Mining. fg.7g33S3]f.3 33,S3]ff.5si71I -
Mr.. Stuck, (Rep.) OF .Doddridge, intro.
duced House bill No. 10, "a bill proyid-
ing for the reduction OF passenger fares
on railroads. Tie bill was referred & to
the Committee on Railroads. y f3lly1!s Rs,
Mr.: Morgan, Dem. Of Wetzel, Intro.
dueed House bill No. II, bill to further
protect the interest OF counties, districts
and Incorporated cities, towns and vii.
lagos, which may have heretofore sub.
scribed or which may hereafter sub.
scribe to the capital stock OF railroad
corporations. The bill was referred to-
the COMMITTEES on the Judiciary. 3 ls5'f., NJ ,&
Mr.. kee, (Democrat) Of Randolph, in.
troduced House bill No. sl2, a bill to
amend and re.enact &c ction 8 .oi chap
ter | Of the Acts OF 1850, fixing tho time
for holding the Circuit! Courts in the
several judicial circuits in this State,
The bill was referred to the Committee
on the Judiciary. IA e 8s s;ei1. d!
Mr. Taylor Dem.), OF Roane, offered
the following resolution 4 4. :y5
y. Resolved, That 'tthe Speaker OF 4 the
House bc and is hereby authorized 10
fill any vacancy in his appointments Of
the last session that may be necessary to
complete the organization Of the present
session. 32}ii5S5 z; ;;i4 l &
Mr.. Sprigg objected to its immediate
consideration, and accordingly it was
laid on the table for one day to be called
up on motion. ~ 81 .E,;
Mr. Edelman offered the following
resolution III .!5
Resolved, That the Secretary OF State be
requested to furnish for the use iof the
members OF the House sixty.Ryei copies
OF Worth's Amended Code. q
Mr.. Chew, Dem. OF ] etlerson,
amended the resolution by adding the
words ITO be returned at the end of the
session." and the resolution as amended
was agreed to. ~ z; 3
Mr.. Lively, Dem. Of Lewis, from the
Committee on Elections and Privileges,
by unanimous consent, submitted a re-
port on the mileage and pay OF the mem.
bers, which was received and ordered
printed in the journal. n u :55
A message froM the Senate announc.
ing tho concurrence OF that body in
House Joint Resolution No. 2 2. SsJSi s. ..
Mr.. McCombs,I Rep OF Marshall, was
granted leave OF sabsence; until next
Tuesday morning. !S $ ". si5
Mr.. Sprieg, DEM Of Hampshire,
from the Judiciary Committee, reported
back House Bill mo. i relating to the
holding Of Circuit Court, with the recon-,
mendation that it do pass House Bill No.
IA bill to prevent the creation of trusts,
was read for the first time and ordered
10 second reading. II G. H.. II. y