The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-17
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they deem necessary and are required
to report by bill suitable appropria-
tions to meet the various charges
against the treasury.
The President OF the Senate an
bounced the following committees
For Assistant sergeant-at-arms, b.
B. Watts, Of Wayne county; for Lib
rarian, w.P. Wears, Of cabelI county;
and John. Q. elmer, Of Kanawha
county, assistant for Assistant Door
keeper A. W. Mann. Of Greenbrier
county; for Clerk Room Keeper.
Kelus jenkins, of Kanawha, and An
derson Rotten, Of Fayette; Private
Secretary to himself. o. !. Wilkinson,
Of Cabell county; Committee Clerks,
James Harpold, OF jackson county:
John Wallace, Ohio county; j. NJ.
Caldwell, Wood; II. "a. stoyer, put
nar; David Hll, Mason; Ambrose
White, Logan; James Leonard, Ma.
rion; W. S. Clay Raleigh; S. g.
Pauley, Lincoln; j. p. Austin, Mason;
Taylor Marcum, cabell, and E. j.
Thomas, Of Jackson counties.
The Pages appointed we're: Chief
Mail and Banking Clerk, B. j. Red
mund, Jr., Of Mason; Chief Journal
Page, Alfred Lee, Of Kauawha; Ray
nor White, Of Kanawha; Willard
Steele, of Richie; Laso corder, Of
Barbour; W. W. Thomas, Jr., Of Put
nam; Claude Dickinson, Wayne;
Raymond Saunders, Mercer; j. G.
Robson, Kanawha; Robert Gwinn,
Kanawha; Richard Wilton, Kanawfa:
Everett Morrow, Of jefferson, and
Robert Cole, af nesis eoa.ssas
After the president had made the
appointment OF ten pages the names
of Lee and Morrow, by Caldwell, and
Robert Cole, by Senator Cole, were re.
quested to be appointed in addition,
which was done, making a total of
thirteen pages. Clerk Harris an.
nounced the following appointments:
stenographers, Messrs. Louis E.
schrader, Of Wheeling, and John w.
Fenton, of Grafton; Assistant Clerks
of the Senate, w. L. Boughner, Ma
rion county; J. H.tMeek, Wayne coun-
ty; II. W. Smith, Tyler county; Thos.
o. Koran, Clay county; S. S. Buzzard,
Morgan county;ssM. Q. Bowermaster,
Preston county; A. B. Shannon, wy
oming county, and Hugh Hammond.
Of Doddridge county. John f. Bless
ing, of the county of Marion, engross-
ing clerk, and Benjamin Dunbar, of
Fayettc, assistant. For Printing
Clerk, a. D. Butts, of Kanawha coun-
Ly, and Charles finder, assistant, Of
Summers.
When Seuator 1IarSbonefed his bill
relating to skunks and polecats, Sen
stor Kidd moved the adoption of the
ator Kidd moved the adoption of the
"native perfume. /"
Bills introduced in the Senate.
No. by Mr.. Darst to amend sec.
ton 2 of chapter 8 of the code concern.
ing election of officers. Judiciary.
Joint Resolution-By Mr.. Darst,
certain amendments to article s,of the
constitution, providing for election Of
a sheriff, treasurer, prosecuting attor-
ney, surveyor Of lands and one or two
assessors in each county, to serve four
years, and providing for other officers.
judiciary.
Joint Resolution-By Mr.. Carrigan,
Of Marshall, relating to the develop.
ment and improvement of the Ohio
river; providing for the appointment
of JOINT Senate and House commit
tee, three from the Senate and two
from the House, on this matter. Roads
and navigation.
No. BY Mr.. Colcord, by request.
declaring corporations liable and fix
Ing their liability in certain cases for
injuries received by their servants and
employees on account of the careless
ness or negligence of fellow servant.
or employe. Judiciary.