The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-19
THB State LEGISLATURE,
There is Still No Adjournment
in Sight at Charleston, d
THE APPROPRIATION BILL
Not C0ncurrch ln-Mr. Chew Objects
10 the Consideration Of tho
Adjournment Resolution.
Other Capital News.

10 the Consideration Of tho
Adjournment Resolution.
Other Capital News. ..
Special Dispaich 10 The Initliiyencer.
CuARLEsroN, W. Va, Feb. 18Th
House this morning was opened wit
prayer by Delegate stillman Yount
MIR. sprigg, Of the Judiciary Committee
reported back House bill No. IS, /
amend and ro-enact sections 5 and |
Of Chapter llG Of the Code Of West Vii
ginia, with the recommendation that /
do pass. A message from the Senate, b,
Clerk Walker, announced the passage Q
Senate bill No. @ and asked the concur
renee OF the House; also the passage o
House bill No. II. with amendmcnts, II
which the lIouae was asked to concur.
On motion Of Mr.. Duval, tho amend
ments were severally agreed to and th,
bill as amended was agreed to by ,
unanimous vote, and Mr.. Parrish wa,
appointed to communicate the fact L
the Senate.
| On motion OF Mr.. Chew the rules werf
suspended, and Senate bill No. 10, on :
first reading, was taken up out OF III
order, read first time anu ordered tc
second reading. On tho further motion
OF the same gentleman the rules wer.
suspended tnd the bill was read sec.
ond and third times and passed with It's
title by unanimous vote.
Messages from the Senate announced
the concurrence by that body of House
joint resolution No. l2, authorizing the
Governor to furnish arms to the Lins.
ley Institute. - !
Mr.. Young offered House joint reso.
luton No. Il. as follows:
"Resolred, By the Legislature of West
Virginia, that the Clerk OF the House Of
Delegates be, and be is hereby, author.
lied nnd directed to have bound in the
same volume and indexed together tbs
ncts Of the present session and the ac,a
OF the regular session OF 1885,"
The resolution was adoptcd and Mr.
Young was appointed to notify the Sen.
ate OF the fact. -
Mr.. Stone offered House Joint resolu.
ton No. 10, providing for the adjourn.
ment OF the present session Of the Lecis.
lature:
.Resolved by he Legislature Of JEisl Yiy.
ginia, That the present session Of the
Legislature will adjourn sine die on
Thursday, February 20, 1890, at II
O'Clock q. IN.
Mr.. Chew objected to its immediate
consideration, and accordingly it lies
over for one day. -
On motion Of Mr.. sprigg, House bill
No. 35 was taken Up and out OF its or.
der, read first time, and ordered 10 its
second reading. -. =
On motion OF Mr.. Young the rules
were suspended and House bill No. 81.
a bill to prevent the use Of undue means
to secure nominations to public office in
convention and primary elections. wns
taken up out Of its order, read a first
time and ordered to it's second reading.
House bill No. 20, providing for me-
chanics' liens, was. on motion of Mr..
Kirk, taken up out Of its order, read a
first time and ordered to its second
reading.
A messagefrom the Senate informed the
House that the Senate still insisted upon
its amendments to the appropriation bill
and asked for further conferences upon
the disagreement OF the House to the
said amendments, stating that the SEN
ate had appointed as managers Senators
Arbuckle aud Woodyard.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Chew, further
conference was agreed to, and the
Speaker appointed afessrs. Samueis,
Stitel and Vrooman rs managers, upon
the part Of the House. III ~
On motion OF Mr.. Garden, the House
then took recess until o'clock this
IN THE SENATE. rssar- =
The Senate was opened with prayer
this morning by Raw. Davidson, of the
NJ. L. church. Senator Campbell Offered
Senate joint resolution No. 7, providing
for the adjournment of the present ses
sion Of the Legislatures, ,'I-5.5,.,f
"WHEnEAs, The special business fol
which this Legislature was convened
the trial OF the Gubernatorial contest
was completed some days ago, and stay
| ing longer is useless expenditure q
money; therefore be it 5' - <: - -
"Resolred by tho Legislature Of West
Virginia, That the Senate and Hous,
OF Delegates adjourn sine die Wednesday
Feb. 10, 1890, at eleven a. m."
;. The resolution, under the rules, lie!
over one day. @
The amendment proposed by tn,
House to Senate bill No. 10, coming u,
as unfinished business, the amendment
and the bill as amended was agreed t,
and Senator Van Pelt was appointed t,
communicate the fact to the House.
House Joint Resolution No-13. au
thorizing the Governor to furnish arm
to the Linsley Institute, was agreed K
unanimously and Senator Arbuckle wa!
!. appointed to communicate the fact t.
the House. ,=r5 lg'el.,G, n (. 5{{'s,.,
, House Joint Resolution No. 13, au
thorizing the Governor to sell certail
, , guns to Grand Army posts, coming u
in regular order was on motion of Sena
to-. Oxley, referred to the Committee OF
} Militia. - 8 '3:i b. 40, aE.1.i :.
A message from the House by Mr.. Par
rlsh announced the agreement by tha
body to the Senate's amendments I,
House bill No. II. ~
House bill No. 80, coming UP in recu
lar order, was read first time on tn
:; motion Of Senator Van pelt. The bill
! was ordered to its second reading. &,
:. Senate bill No. II, coming up IN reel
!. lar order, was read a fist time and orde,
t ed to its second reading. On motion O
Senator Price tho printing Of the bill
was dispensed with. = n sg i5
House bill No. 30, the appropriation
: bill, was taken up for consideration, an
Q on motion of Senator Woodyard it wa
resolved that the Senate adhere to it
amendments to said bill aud request an
: other conference on the disagreeing vot
9 upon the same. Tho presiding officer
: Senator MeCreery, appointed Senator
! Woodyard and Arhnckle, as manager
on the part OF the Senate at said confer
! ence. iSrtA n ;st@st
: Sj On motion Of Senator Campbell til
:, Senate then adjourned until 10 o'cloc
u tomorrow. T; & ..si5, Is n
}. ArrERSooN SESSION OF THE HORSE