The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-18
MORNING PROCEEDINGS,

Following are this mornings proceed
l'ings in detail: The Senate met at 10
o'clock this morning and communica-
ton from the clerk Of the House was re-
ceived announcing the passage Of Senate
bill No. l3, with an amendment in
which the concurrence of the Senate
was asasked. and also the passage OF House
joint resolution No. Il. 7.
House joint resolution No. II, "pro.
viding for the adjournment Of the pres
ent session Of the Legislature" coming
up in regular order, Senator Flournoy
moved that it be laid on the table. On
that motion, the ayes aud nays being de-
manded, it was lost by vote OF 10 to l2,
Senator Carr voting with the Republi-
cans. A message from the House by
Mr.. Gluck announced the passage Of
House joint!r a)lu!ion No. Is, and asked
the concurrence Of the Senate. The
question then coming up on the adop.
tion OF House joint resolution No. II,
Senator Flournoy offered the following
substitute:
WHEREAS, It is deemed important
that q proper election bill should be
passed Mt the present session OF the Leg.
islature, and it is apparent that such a
bill eau not be passed if the Legislature
adjourns on Tuesday, the 18th day Of
February, 1890. at 6 o'clock p. m.; there
fore be it
"Resolrsd, by tho Legislature OF West
Virginia, that it is the duty of this Legis.
lature to continue session until Thurs.
day, the Goth day Of February, 1890, in
order that time may be given for the
passage OF such bill"
President Carr decided that the sub.
stitutc was out OF order. a
ADJOURNMENT DEFEATED.
The roll call on tho adoption OF House
Joint Resolution No. II having been Or
dered, the roll call showed, ayes II,
noes II. President Carr voting with the
Democrats. Accordingly the resolution
was not adopted. I..'-
On motion Of Senator Price, Senate
Bill No. II, ito repeal chapter 2S Of the
acls OF 1885," was taken from the table
and placed upon the calendar. A mes.
sage from the House by Mr.. Gibson an.
nounced the passage by that body oil
House Bill No. l3 for the protection oi
birds and game and asked the concur.
renee OF the Senate therein. a.
Tho resolution offered on Saturday in.
creasing tho pay Of pages, coming up in
regular order, Senator Seward offered
the following substitute, which was
adopted: E@,
Resolved, That the per diem OF Home,
Morrison, Thomas Thomkin, Clarence
Burdett, John Cracraft, John Fry and
Fred Wilson, the pages Of The Senate, be
increased to 81 so for each day Of this
session. 5-lrs fes'a
House bill No. Il, "Requiring railroad
companies to give notice at stations
whether passenger trains arc on schedule
time or not" coming up in regula,
order, was read u third time and passed
with its title, Senator Furbee was ap
pointed to communicate tho fact to the
House and to ask the concurrence o.
that body in the Senate's amendments
Senate bill No. IG, coming up in regu
lar order, was read first and second
times and ordered to its engrossment
and third reading. -.
On motion OF Senator Flournoy the
Senate then took a recess until o'clock
this afternoon. ~.
~ THE HOUSE. s;;ss;: Z
The proceedings OF the House thil
morning were opened with prayer by Del
cgate Zillman Young. Mr.. Gluck Offered
House Joint Resolution, No. Is, Eau
thorizing the Governor to sell 400 OLE
muskets in the State Armory 10 the va
rious Grand Army Posts Of the State n
fifty cents each. The resolution wa!
adopted and Mr.. Gluck appointed t
communicate the fact to the Senate.
| Mr. eprigg introduced House bill No
| s., "relatipg to julies," which was re
ferred to the Judiciary Committee
Senate bill no. II, "relating to the as
sessment Of taxes," was taken up on it
second reading, pending which, on mo
tion OF MI. Young, the further consider
alton OF the Lii was indefinitely post
poncd. Mr.. Gibson offered House bill
No. sc, "relating to the killing OF birds
| wild turkeys, &C." the rules were sus
pended, the bill was read first, secont
and third time and passed with its title
Mr.. Gibson was appointed to communi
cate the fact to the Senate. So.
On motion Of Mr.. Edelman, the rule
were suspended and House bill No. 10
"relating to the screening and weighiniii
: OF coal,t on q first reading waG taken up
read second and third time and passed
l House bill No. 20, relating To schoo
Land Commissioners" on a third read
i ing was taken up and lost by vote o
II to 90 On motion OF Mr.. Jack th
House then adjourned until to.morrov
morning at 10 O'Clock. 20
, The Senate re.assembled at 4 o'clocl
, and after the passage of Senate bill No
lG, relating to the establishment OF al
intermediate court in Wayne county
!, the Senate adjourned until te.morro,
I morning at 10 o'clock. 5S,'4'sS
Capital Notes.
Special Dispatch to the Intslli2eneer.
! CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 17.-Go,
i ernor Fleming returned this mosnin
8 from baltimore, and it is said he wi
give his appointments to the public in
l few day.. Z.