The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-25
Delegate Harr
On Committee
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Kong CT his own yolitlon to assist
III strother.
Mr. carsladon. Of Mineral county.
was the first member OF the House 10
receive recognition from the chair at
the beginning OIL the extra session and
introduces q resolution providing that
the Speaker appoint a committee OF
two persons to inform the Senate that
the House was now in session and
We're ready for the transaction of basi-
ness. Speaker seamon named Mr.
earskadon and Mr.. Wood, OF Hardy.
on the COMMITTEES
Mr.. Hayes offered a resolution ask.
ing thar this session be governed by
the same rules that were in force at
the last session. Mr.. Strickling NOV.
ed to amend rnle Sc, referring to two.
thirds vote to take up bill out Of its
order u making 1t a majority vote.
The proclamation OF the governor
requested the legislature to ase no
more attaches than were actually nee.
essary In the disposal Of business. I'm.
der this provision. the house consent
ing, the speaker named the following
appointments for the extra session:
steaosraphers Miss Midelburg
and Miss Lorberg.
Committee Clerks ~ Mrs. Helen
Jackson and L. D. Curtis.
Journal Pages - John Evans and
Rrown I rnslow.
Floor Pages = Dan Morgan, Carl
Lilly, Harry Morris, Clyde Grass and
John santEocs.
Mailing and Banking Page-Frank
Hood.
Cloak Room Keepers Chap Car.
ter and Oliver Jones'.
Night Watchman-sam Woods.
Gallers Doorkeeper-sam Raglan.
Doorkeepers-R. NJ. Matthes and
Geo. F. Goshorn.
Librafian-Gec. G. Goshorn.
Assistant sergeantat-Arms ~ r.
NJ. Maxwell.
All Of said attaches shall receive
the same per Diem allowed them
daring lac last regular session.
cler' Topping named the following
appointments for the extra session:
Assistant Clerk-M. s. Hodges.
Printing clerks - Chas. F. finder
ard Howard S. Jarrett.
Engrossing clerks- E. B. carska-
den and Opal Carney.
Desk clerks-F. A. McGrew. c. e.
Robinson and julius scherr
Journal Clerks R. E. sayre and
g. s. Cartiss.
Assistant Clerk Chns. Steele.
Senator White, of Mcdowell, an
bounced to the Houge that the SEN
ate was organized and ready for the
transaction Of business named in the
governors proclamation.
Mr.. Stricklins's amendment chang.
ing the rules, was then taken up and
was not adopted.
Mr.. Eearne offered resolution pro.
vidtng for the naming of commit.
tee on taxation and finance, judiciary.
mines md mining and enrolled bills.
The amendment vas ADOPTED and the
speaker. named the same committees
us existed at the previous session
with The following chairmen, staun.
ton, Naylor, Roach and Massey.
The House adopted Senate concur.
rent joint resolution No. 2, providing
for Joint committee to inform the
governor the legislature was now in
session ana Speaker seamon appoint.
ed from the Ho1se Mr.. Carskadon.
Mr.. Jacobs and Mr., Preston, who with
Senators Whyte and Leftwich carried
the message to the governor. They
reported later the governor had no
desire to submit any other message
than WIS contained in his proclama.
ton.
Mr.. Staunton introduced House bill
No. |, tie general appropriation bill
nnd reference to q committee was
dispensed with.
Mr.. Diilari introduced House bill
No. 2. the bulk law bill, and while
the question Of referring the same to
committee was being discussed, a
motion to adjourn untll Monday by Mr..
Roach prevailed.
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