The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31
cnnartnership Notice,
LEGISLATIVE.
TUESDAY. January 80.
SENATE.

D6uur, lIOui VIC
the Judiciary, reported back House Bill
No. r9, "a bill to make the silver coin
issued BY the United States Government
illegal tender within the State OF west
Virginia" with the recommendation
that the bill do pass.
House Bill No. IS, IA bill to amend
and re-enact section 40 Of chapter 100 OF
the code of West Virginia, in relation
to the compensation OF witnesses" with
out recommended as to its passage.
Mr.. Dennis, from the same committee,
reported back the following bills, recon-
mendlng that each bill do pass
Senate Bill No. So, "a bill providing
tina. gsrnlshee under attachments in GER
tain cases shall not be liable, and pre-
scribing the pleadings therein
Senate Bill No. 81, "a bill to amend
and re enact section Of chapter 80 OF
the acts of 1875
Senate Bill No. 81, "a bill to amend
and re-snsct section 4 of chapter 70 OF
the acts of 1875"
Mr.. Denris, from the same committee,
reported back the following bills recon-
m .nding tia. each bill be rejected:
Senate Bill No So, "a bill to exempt
certain county, city and town bonds from
local taxation"
Senate Bill No. So. "a bill to amend
section 16 of chapter 26 of the Acts OF
1928, in relation to cases certified to
County Courts by Justices
Senate Bill No. AZ, "a bill to enlarge
tn, scope of the action OF assumpsit."
Senate Bill No. 60, "a bill to prevent
the sale of sdulterated food, drink and
medicine"
Senate Bill No. 81, "a bill to extend
the time in which distraint and sale may
b. made for taxes and fee bills"
Mr.. Dennis, from the same commit
tee reported back, rs lnexpedient to leg
islate upon.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 6, "Pro-
posing an amendment to the Constitu-
ton
Mr.. Dennis, from the same committee,
reported back, as being inexpedient to
. legislate upon
Senate Joint Resolution No. 2. "1n re-
lstiou to national banks and usury."
Mr.. Dennis, from the same committee,
reported back the following resolutions
as being mex pedient to legislate upon:
Resolved, That the Judiciary Commit
tee be instructed to inquire into the ex.
pcdiency Of reporting an amendment to
section l3 OF chapter AZ of the acts OF
1928, SO as to require Justices to give
bond.
Resolved, That the Judiciary Commit
mittee be instructed to inquire into the
expediency of submitting to the voters OF
the State the proprlety Of calling con
vention to revise the Constitution, and
report by bill or otherwise.
Reeolped, Tha. the Committee on the
Judiciary inquire into the expectancy
OF compelling each Notary Public in this
State TO provide himself with seal, and
that they report by bill or otherwise"
Mr.. Jones, on leave, introduced Sen.
a.e Bill No. 81, IA bill providing for the
Or sservation of trout and other fish in
that portion Of Snowy creek and its
br tnches that runs through the lands Of
tho heirs of W. b. Crane, deceased, in
Portland district, in the county Of Pres
ton"
Mr.. Dennis, on leave, introduced Sen
ats Bill No. 62, "a bill to amend and
re-enact sections three, five and seyen OF
an act entitled Gan act to protect birds
and game"
Mr. Butler, on leave, Introduced Sem
Bill No. "a, "a bill amending AID re-
enacting section 10 OF chapter 227 Of
the acts of 1928. concerning the trans
p1rtstion o: passenger and irelghts on
railroads"
MIR. McGinnis, on leave, introduced
Senate Bill No. Go, "a bill to amend
and re-enact sections l and OF chapter
Sc OF the acts of 1878, in relation to the
removal of causes from the County to
the Circuit Courts"
Mr.. Butler, on leave, introduced Sem
ate Bill No &c, "a bill to amend and
re-ensct Section 10 of Chapter 227 OF the
Acts of 1928, passed December 81,
1873. entitled An Act to establish Il
reasonable maximum rate of charges for
the transportation Of passengers and
freight, and to prevent unjust discrmi-
nations and extortions in the rates to be
charged by the different railroads in this
State for the transportation of passengers
and freights on said roads,"
slMr. Burdett offered the following reso-
luton
.,Resoiped, That the officers Of the Sen.
ate be allowed the same mileage as men,
bers, and that the Clerk be authorized to
certify the same for payment. Passed.
Mr.. Scott introduced Senate Joint
Resolution No. 8, Regulating mileage
to pages and committee clerks"
Mr.. Looms introduced Senate Joint
Resolution No "Allowing mileage to
r. Ii. Daley, late jsnitor, from the city
of Charleston to the city of Wheeling
AID return"
AOn motion of Mr.. Dennis-Senate
Bill No. "a, "Authorizing the formation
OF corporations for the purpose of con.
structing booms or dams for the purpose
OF stopping and securing boats, RATS, logs,
masts spars, &c," WAS taken from the IA
Bile and placed upon. the calendar.
Senate Bill Nc. 8, "A bill providing
FOR the altering, changing, or amending
the charter OF any city, town or village
10 this State containing population of
les than two Thousand" coming up was
red third time aud passed with its IT,
tie.
senate Bill No. 80, "A bill changing
the time for holding the County Courts
of the county of Calhoun" was read q
third time, aud, on motion eff Mr.. Tur.
ner, laid on the table.
Senate bill No. "a, "a bill authorizing
the formation of corporations for the
purpose OF constructing booms or dams
for the purpose OF stopping and securing
boats, RATS, logs, niast:, spsrs. &c, CON-
ing up, the amendments of the Commit.
lee on the Judiciary were adopted.
Senate Bill No. ~, "A bill to amend
and re enact sections and Of chapter
l39 of the Acts OF 1871, An act to incor-
porste the st. Lawrence Boom aud Manu-
featuring Company" was read a second
time anu laid ON the table.
Senate Bill No. 2S, "a bill to regulate
the deposits of the State funds, and to
secure interest thereon to the State while
said funds or any part thereof ara on