Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-29
BILLs INrRODUCED.

BILLS INTRODUCED.
Scott-Senste Bill No. 80. "a bill IN re-
lation to coroners aud inquests, and the sp-
pointment, duties and compensation OF cor
oners Referred.
McCreery-S. b. No. 81. A bill to amend
and reenact chapter ~ Of the Code as
amended and reenscted by chapter lO7,
Acts of 1877, regulating liquor licences.
Referred.
Byrne-S. B. No. 80. A bill regulating
the working and proper ventilation and
drainage Of mines and providing for the
appointment of chief and two district In
spectors of mines. Referred.
Browns. B. No. SO. A bill to amend
and re-enact section 30 of chapter 10 OF the
Code as amended and re-enacted by chapter
Is of the Acts OF 1881 and by chapter Ia
Acts of 1882, concerning education. r.
ferred.
Woodyard--S. B. No. 81. A bill to su-
rhorize county boards of examiners to issue
under certain restrictions certificates good
for life and to amend and re.enact section l
of chapter IS, Acts Of 1888. Referred.
Switzer-S. B. No. So. A bill to amend
and re-enact section 80 of chapter 10, Acts
of 1881, concerning education. Referred.
Coburn-S, B. No. sc. A bill TO amend
and re-enact section 40, chapter 80 of the
Code as amended and re- enacted by chapter
5, Acts of 1881, concerning county courts,
their jurisdiction and powers, Referred.
AIS o'clock a recess of ten minutes was
taken TO allow Mr.. Hildreth on the
part of committee Of bankers
10 present their side OF the
question concerning Senator Scots bill No.
Al providing that banks make reports OF
their condition, which came up as special
order. Mr.. Hildreth attempted to show why
frequent reports would be Of no advantage
to the public or the banks, and recommend
ed that an annual statement be published.
Two hours were taken up in discussing and
amending this bill.
Senator Price, OF Marshall, presented a
petition asking the passage of s. B. No. 81.
Referred.
Senator Dawson offered S. J. r. No. 9.
Proposing an amendment to the constltu-
ton of this State.
l. That the following amendment to arti-
Gle of the Constitution be and the same is
hereby proposed, to-wit:
2. That section 81 of article as it now
is be stricken out Lies over one day under
rules.
Senator Switzer offered s. ]. r. No. 10.
Raising a special committee of three to pre-
pare revised edition Of the Code.
That the Governor shall nominate aud by
the advice and consent of the Senate ap-
point within ten days after the passage
of this resolution committee OF
three who shall prepare second edition
of the Code of West Virginia, in which al
alterations and amendments made by the
Legislature subsequent to the adoption of
the Code of 1868 shall be inserted and all
parts thereof, which have been repealed
shall be omitted, with marginal notes in
esch case Of repeal, alteration and amend
N, Mt, as will show tie authority for the
change with new, tull and complete in
dex 10 the same TO the end that we have
complete compilation Of the Statute Laws
Of our State in force at the time of such
compilation.
|. The said committee shall have clerk
TO be selected BY il, who shall be paid out
Of the treasury Of the State.
2. Each of said committee shall receive
ten dollars per day for each day that he IS
actually and necessarily employed in the
discharge of his duties as such committee
man. to be paid out Of the treasury of the
State upon his certificate under oath of the
number of days he was so employed,
3. The Public Printer shall do all neces-
sary printing required by said committee.
4. The committee shall report their pro-
ceedings under this resolution to the next
Legislature of this State.
Senator Lobban moved that the vote by
which S. B. No l9 was rejected, be recon
sidered Adopted.
S. B. No 8, making an appropriation for
a State Branch Normal School building, at
Chenille, Gilmer county, was rejected.
Mr.. Burgess moved that the Clerk be
authorized, on application of the Chairman
of the Judiciary Committee, to have printed
any bill or bills the committee may ask to
have printed.
On motion Of Senator woodward the
Senate at sis o'clock p. N, adjourned.