The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-21

esLluB lHHH usual W lAV ASS''N' N''l ~
the amount OF business transacted has
not been greater than usual. Almost
the entire morning session was taken
up in discussion OF the bill providing
for marbls'statue Of the late Senator
Kenna in atatuary hall, at the national
capitol. 1t was taken up out OF its or
der on motion OF Mr.. Clark, OF Green
brier, and on his motion, it was
amended by substituting an appropria'
ton OF 5000 for the $4,000 originally
proposed. On motion OF Mr. Edwards
the bill was further amended by nam
ing ]. L. Dana, A. W. Campbell, john
son N. Camden and Charles J., Faux
uer as the commissioners to procure
the statue, Mr.. Stapleton, OF Wood,
moved to amend by inserting "and
Peter q. Van Wrinkle" after tho namo
OF Senator Kenna. Mr.. Brockunier
moved to substitute the name oil Daniel
Lamb for Peter G. Van Winkle, but as
Mr.. Lamb il still living and tho law
only provides for statues OF deceased
persons, his amendment was WIN
drawn,
Mr.. etapletohs amendment was ioaS
reading under suspension OF the rules.
Mr.. Clark's amendment to the bill had
been adopted with the understanding
that the balance OF the amount neces-
safy lor me STATUS wo"'H 10 tS M oS
private SUBSCRIPTION, Judge A., MaS S,,Ion
voted ior the suspension " tno t" tl
but explained that no con5ideFeu , W"
proposition 70 taIse y phI' o., o. Tn nnn money
by PriVato SUBSCRIPTION ""u oiiG. 90 ~
would set precedent thaI nlsnv po
followed by erecting other statues ny
private contrlouIlons ohly, IHo uolsen.
Oh the legislature ohiy oeinG necessary
10 enable them 10 40 sn's. IL Lo Eli Sr
nounced that ne "ouiu VUte IoI tuo ".
ana would more choerluIi! so'e S en- ~
Win tne Original appE9PlIat'on VI rtVI
UUO. mr. WaiNer a5kSu unanimous ' ~,
sent 10 amend inc Di,l ny lh Az. gu t"o
appropriation sio'OoV, pu. VT. 0. ;.L
oe]eeted ana tme athe"a'1eHS WIS WI WI
drawn me piIl US ailienUuu ""s p"''ou'
TO ,aNe GheGt rom us P"ssase. 70
M. MGSlung nloSeH V,i"s iu.o o@
cluuIng az Vlsltors, iop3y lsts, ote.' I'm
the loor, pc ehlotcGu, "ieet . .mG iIo" IT, IT,
cess winch hl 4p pt ''.;ntien tm III
explained Ihat Vne apPiJpLIa!!lon III ~
%ouiu DO i nhGer cp hnd aIroaI ,,irnn
TO tic members all necessary instruc.
tons in regard to their action on the
Dill; ,u ,..,,..o,n,.,., -, :.
Inc snoc J,iI % orde , ON motion Of : Mr.
Flovd il was amended by substituting
$500 for $500 per year allowed to the
penltentiary physlc,iian' TN Inc h,a annual
a sdlio,i, ,noa cbonood rom sS0n to s75o
and the appropriation OF $1,000 for
hooks for university cadets was cut
down to 81 900 also on motion OF Mr..
FIoyd. on motion of Mr.. Johnston an
additional oppropriation $500 WINS in.
sertod to bnv n pinno for the Concord
nnrmal school. On motion of Mr..
3rocknnier provision was made that
tho contract for the additional building
forthat school should not provide for an
outlay of more than the amount appro.
nriated for that purpose at this session
and that the hoard OF regents should DO
nersonnblv reliable for any excess. The
same nrovision was made. also on mo.
tion al Mr.. Brockunier, in regard to the
nnrchase of additional grounds and
property for SHEPPARD college,
.poo, -a, TIE SENATE.
In the senate Senator Worley's bill
renderino women elirible to the Office
$500 Lit uos lo;d on tho table
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The Judiciary committee reported inc
bill extending the time in which dis
+ro;t md sole NAV be made for taxes
III. - ian ~ .ol,u,o -
hnu lee p.''s' ilo"so Ui' - 'o'",' - " W
tho printing OF ballotsi mouse Dlli oZ
(Stants road law; house Dill oV, relating;
10 the appointment oil committees, ana
house bill 81, Chambers PHI requiring a
tax on retailers OF reviewers ana Pts
tols, all without recommendation. fa-
vorable report was made on inc senate
bills relating to tho employment Oh
shorthand reportersi Amending he
law relating to allowance OF witnesses
and amending the law relating 10 DIS
OF exceptions. The committee on eau,
cation reported iavoraoly on the Dill
passed by tho house amending the
school law. One OF its provisions Is
that county superintendents shall be
elected for four years at tho general No
vember election, beginning at tho cleo
ton OF next year;
oo,r, aIoro,ronbor ,voa reioctod also
senate bill IS, amendatory to tho road
law, and senate bill III, allowing whole
sale aFssSist;s h" .h i'SeneS ~ o t"e