Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-10
ANOTHER GRIND.
The Bills Turned 0ut from TIE Leg
islative Hopper.
Large Number Of Bills Passes by the Senate
-DNwsoRs Railroad Bill Ordered to
aThed Reading-lan6 As
sessmeat BiM
CO-EDUCATON At THE UNIVERSITY.
SENATE.
MORRina, Session.

Yesterdays sessions Of the upper house
were about the duilest OF the session.
| There were no discussions TO enli~em the
monotony of routine work, and nothing
was done except the passage and reading
| of large number of bilIsl
The Senate being called to ordepat the
usual hour, ---..,,..- >. - .,,,...r-
MI, 1aDahafed sebiart. Recommending
tire passage Of several bills.
Mr.. Faulkner introduced bill to repeal
section 80 of chapter 55 of the Code.
The following bills were taken up for
consideration and passed; A bill amend.
ing sectionsl; ?, and 9; Of chapter l55' OF
the Code, concerning the power OF Justices
and to repeal section IL of said chapter; g.
bill to repeal chapter 226 OF the acts OF 1872
'73, entitled, ian act TO reduce into one the
laws defining the jurisdiction. powers and
duties OF justices OF thep peace and consta'
bles."
House bill n, TO prevent certain animals
from going at large, and to provide that
thev may be- taken up and sold bill
30 amend section four of chapter twenty
five of the code bill amending chapter
seyenty-seyen OF the code; a'bill amending;
chapter one hundred and fifty-seyen of the
code, concerning grand juries bill amend
ing sections ten, eleven twelve, ETC., OF
chapter one hundred and thiEty-three OF
the code, concerning an Injunction bond;
bill to create an independent school dis
trict in the county of Jefferson. bill to,
amend sections three, four, six and seven
of chapter ninety-nine OF the code, con-
cerning bills, notes and other writ
twenty.nue and thirty OF chapter
iorty.tive OF the code, concerning examining
tions and grading teachers certificates;
joint resolution providing for the printing
and distribution OF the report OF the Fish
Commissioners for the year 1892
A number of bills were then read q
second time and ordered to their engross-
ment and third reading, after which recess
was taken.
Afternoon Session.
Mr.. Smith presented a petition from A.
Z. Brookorer, late sheriff OF Tetzel county,
| asking to be credited WITH certain delin-
quent lists.
MIR Woods from the Committee on
Claims and Grievances submitted report
recommending the passage OF a bill to ap-
pyopriate $35T.75 to the Martinsburg Light
Artillery Company.
House bill No. $50, a hill to amend and
reenact chapter "A of the code concerning
| ferries to continue; discontinuance of
| ferry by disuse, pending at the time the
! Senate took recess Was taken for further
| considerations.
A number OF amendments were made to
the bill, and it was ordered to third read
| ing.
Senate Bill No. III, known as the Dawson
Railroad Comm ission bill was ordered to
its third reading without amendment.
A number of other bills was read sec
ond time and ordered TO their third read
| ing.
Senate bill No. l99. a bill authorizing
the sale of the States stock in the Morgan
town bridge company, and the purchase
of stock in the same by the County Court
of Monongalia county; reducing tolls on
said bridge; and appropriating the pro-
ceeds OF sale OF stock to the irreducible
school fund, came up with the recon-.
mendation of the Committee on Roads and
Navigation that it be rejected. The Senate
refused to reject it, and the bill was order
| cd to its second reading.
A number of bills were read and re-
ferred to their appropriate committees.
The senate at the early hour OF four
| o'clock and fifteen minutes adjourned.