Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-09

256, a bill making appropriations OF
public money to pay members OF the
Legislature, and for salaries Of the officers
o the government, IN pursuance OF the
iorty-second section Of the sixth article
OF the constitution"
They were passed with their titles,
taking effect from passage, and commu-
niested to the Senate.
The vote On.No PSI, the general ap-
preparation bill, was as follows:
The ayes were: Messrs. Wilson
tSpeaker), Beckwith, Bee, Bell, Brady,
Cox, Crumrine, Davis, Depue, Dodrill,
r. imiston, Ferguson, Fisher (ot Brsx-
toni, Fisher (of Hardy. Floyd, Fulker-
son, Granthan, Hackworth, Hall (of
Wetzsl), Hobbs. Holt, Irons, Johnson,
kepner. Leonard, Lowry, Lurty, Lynch,
Maxwell, McCrum, Mcneil, Mohett,
Morrow, Orr, Poe, Prince, Quarrier,
RpwIey. Seabright, Settle, Sharp, Siler,
Sinclair, Sydenstricker, Tppett, Watson,
Wells (of Marionl and Wilson (of Bar
bOurl-4S.
The noes were: Messrs. Babb, Gre
sap, Davisson, Day. Evans, Hubbard,
Lusk, McCOrd, Monroe, Riley, Shep-
pard, Stesre, Wayt, Wells (of Tyler-l4.
Absent on leave, and not voting were:
Messrs. Hall (of Barbour), and Thomp-
son ..
Collection OF Taxes.
The next bill passed was one amend
ing the Code concerning this subject.
The main changes made were those in
conformity with the changes in the
Constitution and Code by last falls
election and some changes in dates; the
following addition was made to the sixth
sectioa which provided when and how
the taxes were 10 be collected: The
County Court OF any county, or the tri.
bunal established in lieu OF such court
for police and fiscal purposes, may order
that the notice hereinbefore required
shall also be given by the sheriff or
collector, by advertising the same. At
ter any such order is made and until it
is set aside, the sheriff or collector shall,
besides posting as hereinbefore rsquir.
ed, advertise such notice once a week
for three weeks, nekt preceding the
first day OF October, in every yesr, in
one daily newspaper in each language,
in which a daily newspaper may be
published in such county, and il there
be no daily, then in a weekly newspa-
per published therein, ii there be Que,
and for each failure to 50 advertise, the
sheriff or collector shall forfeit one hun
dred dollars
The State.
The bill amending and re-enacting
chap. / OF the Code of West Virginia,
concerning the limits and jurisdiction OF
a.. go II. .,ta
made in this bill is the addition OF the
following sections:
I. In pursuance of the seventeenth
clause OF the eighth section of the first
article OF the Constitution of the United
States. the consent OF the Legislature Of
West Virginia is hereby gwen to the
purchase or rcondemnatlOn,w whether here
tolore or hereafter made or had by the
Government OF the United States, or
under its authority, OF any tract or par
Gel of land within the State, for the pur-
pose of erecting thereon lighthouses,
beacOns, signal stations, postofhces, Gus
tom houses, court houses, works Tor the
improvement OF the navigation OF any
water course, and other needful build
inys or structures. The evidences OF
titles 10 such lands shall be recOrt-
ell AS in other cases. But the quantity
of land 10 be so acquired shall not ex--
ceed twenty-five acres in any one place.
). The State OF West Virginia reserves
the right 10 execute process, civil or
criminal, within the limits, of any lot or
parcel OF land so acquired by the United
States, rs aforesaid.
:. B. No. ll2, bill making legal and
valid bonds issued by the County Court
OF Berkeley county on December 81,
1880, executed by Z. U. Thornburg,
President of the County Court Of SAID
count, and attested by &. W. Doll,
Clerk.
The Senate returned tine Education
bill with some amendments, which, on
motion of MIR. Morrison, was referred 10
the Education Committee, AMI the
House took recess until p. M.
Afternoon Session.
The afternoon session of the House
was fully as dull "a that of the morning.
Business was the order Of day; bills
were read a third time and passed, and
/ thus a biz hole was created in the Calen-
Oar. The first bill taken up after reas'
/ semnling was the one establishing
state Board of healtn
| and vital statistics and regulating the
practice of medicine and surgery, which
/ Was taken, read thIId time and passed.
/ Its objects are partly explained in DIR.
| CrumTine's speech, found in another
| column. In addition to those main
/ points. the bill contains one or two 9th
ers that are cOmmendah!e. The Board
NAV establish quarantine; may call on
/ the National Board Of Health in time
| of need Tor help and assistance; shall
/ INQUIRE into the caIses OF epldemlcs
! amorg beasts as VI i as men, and the
| cure tor the same. Physicians who have
/ practcpd ioT twelve consecutive years
/ may continue To do sO with
/ out examinations. Others mus: be
examined, but il they pass, they shall
receive certificate that shall be eqnal
! to a coileSe diploma. For examination
I The applicant shall pay SO Intigerant
physic ans or quacks peddling through
! The Stste mus, take out $50 license,
granted by the Board. The above are
I the main points.
The Special Order.
At9:SO 0 clock MIR. Grsntham called
! for the order of the hour, it being IL. b.
! No. IT. bill reviving and amending
aud re e2acting Chapter 43 OF the Code
Oi West Virginia concerning roads.
This il the celrbrIted "ROAd Ball, and
il was passed by 4 vote of 54to $. Those
voting IN the negative being Nessrs.
Day, Drpue. DOdrIll, Fisher (ot Brax-
toni, Lusk, R:sly, Thompson and lip
pe,t.
The bin is the same one that has been
/ in force in the past with few immater-
/ ial changes. Ii is made to conform
with the Constitutional amendments,
adopted.
Clerks of County Courts
The next bill taken up was House bill
No. POO, bill to prescribe the duties OF
clerks oi the county courts IN conn
ties in which tribunals now exist which
have heretofore been established Tor
police and fiscal purposes, under the
/ thirty-iourth section of the eighth article
I OF the Constitution OF 1872, and provid-
iug tor appeals from orders made oy
such clerks.