The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
ORGANIZATION
Continued from First PageJ

tCouInued from FtrHt PaRe.l
1911 Democratic session. but the mo-
ton was voted down on a party vote
All the other Republican caucus Sc
lections were elected on a strictly
party vote. with George for speaker.
Stats for sergeant-at-arms and
Fletcher for doorkeeper.
House Called to Order.
The house was called TO order AZ
1905 by NJ. NJ Nicely. OF Faimont.
clerk of the 1909 session. who called
Hon Sept. Hall. of Wetzel county. 10
act as temporary speaker. in keeping
with precedent, bestowing the honor
on the oldest member in point of con-
secutive service.
Mr. Hall cited the first order OF
business $ the receiving of communi.
cation from the secretary Of state.
embodying the roll call Bloch. OF
Ohio: George. OF Barbour: Thompson.
or Wayne, and Hartman, OF Mcdowell.
were absent.
Rev. Or. r. u. Roller. of ST. Johns
Episcopal church, OF Charleston. led
in prayer. 80
The fOrmality Of administering the
9Sth followed with Mr.. r. NJ Carr. OF
'harleston. notary public swearing
~ the members. who were called ia
groups or five.
During the procedure the crowds
sWarming the balcony and the floor
became restless and Temporary SPEAK
81 Hall was compelled TO repeatedly
The calling on the roll nv counties
70 confirm and correct the lists was
Nominations for speaker were then
called for east 81 Mononcahela placed
~ nomination the name OF william
Taylor George. OF Barbour county ~
Former Speaker g. NJ wetzel 81
Jenerson; was named a. the Demo
Ion The vote stood - TO 81 straight
party division. Temporary Chairman
Iia!l appointed wetzel. 81 Jcnerson.
Duty OF Ritchic, and Liller OF Min
'ral. "a committee To escort tn. rryv
speaker TO the chair
IL W. are compelled TO have Re-
publican speaker. { don't know Of any
one ! would rather see preside than
MI. Peorge said MI. Hail as the
, sue candidate was escorted 90
favel There wae an 0utburst or cheer
ing from both sides
George Accepts.
MI Georgc IN q brief address 81 ac-
eeptance declared 10 his belief that the
session Just opening would be- fh..
most memorable iu thr states history
ps 9h eSnciuding - arplaus. from
The reading 81 the governor procia-
n'duon calling tn special session. al
taken up. Minority noor leader WEI
gel objected To the election or a sfsrE
.oi the House for the special secession
on the ground that the law holds fhut
The term OF NJ n NsIIt Bemosr,f.-
clerk ~ the 1911 Session does rDf a.
piTe until the date or The next regular
session. which he CorfsudsI would NOT
make legal the election OF "a sur.t....r
20 Mr. Seely until next Weducsdsv
hontins"n,; or Idtrhi'. f"prrs.ntirg
me hepuhiican. t"'E I.eu. with the
claim. holding that when tIr 1911 s,--
sion came o. close Do adjourned sIue
de and that since then Iff r.Ieoral
has been completely changed wHIrh
iuvaiidateg the entire former nrr.r.I.
Eatlon- Re concluded %, making %
motion g. proceed with tic election ar
clerk n WH.. here that GrerEa mad.
the ruling whertl. EssIt rfulIra Ha
'irrk ~ 90" fIrrid session.
~Schefr. ~ karawh1. moved tho AZ
pointmenf of committee ~ two ~
notify tho SENATE Thar fna inua. had
organized and the th1r NAMED SIR
sch"rr AMI y 10 T1ltnff nf Randolph
name Committees.
continent " .uwmItfer nf ns. FOB
draw up rules. huf th- f1rffsr We. Iaif
fn the regular committee ur rlI.. f.
be- appointed later 1H.f 90 u.fHr.
raiif. then introduced a RESOLUTION r-r.
usual rommlttess ."r fte .o,r v,b
twg now Yr'. added Those .u rrn.
e. .,.n" s sS5 lisor,er'n.fr "HH -",
~nnmittee as Ir adterf.rtI. omitted
huf ua4 added lHfrr when fHr r.lffs.
pfe brought f0 MOTTO. hs NIt.rz. off
VETS and Drys
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