Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-12
indepe1den. school district in Richie

independent school district in Richie
county
S. B No. II, concerning elections.
SIR No. l. providing rules and rsgn
laiioIs for counting the vote Tor State OH
GERS.
J.R. No. 2, for the adoption Of JOINT
rules for the government Of the TWO houses
Of the Legislature.
81. R. No 3, concerning the probable cost
Of putting the present Capitol building IN
repair
J.R. No. 4. authorizing the Auditor to
draw warrants upon the treasury for the
per diem and mileage OF members OF this
Legislature and the per diem of the officers
and attaches Of the Senate and House OF
Delegates.
J.R. No. 5, providing for an inVesiga-
ton of the vote Of Randolph and Preston
counties.
J.R No. 6, providing for the renewal OF
the insurance on the Capitol building Al
Wheeling.
81. B. No. %, relating to corporations,
was taken up and, after the adoption Of sun
dry amendments, ordered to its engroSs-
ment
Recess.
Afternoon Session.
The House reassembled ut 2:30 o'clock.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Il. B. No. 81, coming up as unfinished
business, the pending amendment being that
of Mr.. Dorr to strike ont the words "or vol
untary session" in line one Of section three.
The amendment was rejected.
Mr.. Dorr then moved to strike out the
word Governor" in line one OF section one,
and insert Board of Public Works" Re
jected.
Mr.. Powell moved to add an additional
section to the bill providing that the cost Of
maintenance Of children in said house o,
refuge may collect from the parents OF said
children. Lost.
IIMr. McGill moved to insert in line IA oil
section 10, an amendment providing thai
the party taking children from the schooi
As apprentices, ETC., shall give 9 sufficient
bond for the maintenance and care OF such
child. Adopted.
Mr.. Morgan offered . substitute for the
bill. providing that there be established q
reform school in each county, on the request
of a majority of the voters of the counties,
instead of . State institution. Ruled out
of order.
Mr.. Sayre presented an amendment fix
ing the salary of the superintendent at not
n ore than 81 900. Adopted.
The bill was then ordered to its engross-
ment.
BILLS ON FIRST READING.
II. B. No. l39, empowering the County
Court Of Richie county to allow NJ. b.
Aver additional compensation as assessor.
Rejected.
b. B. No. l43, concerning fences. Re
jected.
II. No. l55, amending the act author
izipg shorthand writers for Circuit judges
Of the First Judicial Circuit. Ordered to
a second reading.
H.B. No 100. concerning minors be
tween the ages Of l8 and 81 years. Re
ected.
H. B. l62, concerning roads. Ordered tc
second reading.
H. B. No. 80, amending the school law
Laid on the table.
b. n. No. Ill, concerning commissioner
of election. Ordered to second reading
H. B. No. l25, concerning building Of
school houses Rejected.
II. B. No. 1913, relating to the school dis
trist of Clarksburg. Ordered to its second
reading.
H.B. No. Isl, concerning contracts OF
roads. Ordered to its second reading.
II. B. No. l69, for the relief of A. 81
Sheppard, contractor on the Capitol build
ing at Charleston. Ordered to its second
reading.
Il. B. No. III, authorizing the purchase
of books for the use of the free schools o
the State. Ordered to its second reading.
n. B. No. l72, concerning Normal schools
Ordered to its second reading.
II. B. No. 70, concerning rates of trans
portation of railroad companies. Ordered
toits second reading.
H.B. No. ia, concerning railroad and
other corporations. Ordered to its second
reading.
Il. ]. R. No. 10, relating to county Off
GERS. Laid on the table.
II. J. r. No Is, relating to the boundary
line between West Virginia and Pennsylv va
mia, aud providing for the printing of the
report of the commission. Adopted. - -
Adjourned.