Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-22
COMMITTEE REroRrs.

nance, reported back, without recommends
ton, II. 3 No. l6 bill to release the tax
PAYERS of Mercer and Wayne from the III
per cent increase of valuation placed BY the
Board of Equalization.
Mr. Raymond, of the Judiciary, reported
back the following matter: lnexpedient to
pass an act incorporating the West Virginia
Eldership of the Church of God.
III. q. l3 changing the elections from Dc
tober to November; to pass.
H. b. IL. fixing the term Of office OF the
various State aud county officers; TO pass.
II. B. II, to compensate Assessor Allen,
of Taylor county; not to pass.
H. B. Is, to protect laboring men in the
use Of their wages; to pass.
II. r. No. I, providing for the election
of county treasurers; inexpedient at this
time.
H.B ;, to prohibit the use Of ferrets in
hunting; to pass.
Mr.. Gilkeson, on the Committee on Edu-
cation, reported back the bill providing for
an additional building to the Normal School
st'Glenville, and asked its reference to the
Finance Committee.
Mr.. Marshall, of the Committee on Roads
and Internal Nsvig alton, reposted back Il.
B. No. 50, In relation to the formation OF
boom companies, with the recommendation
that it do pass.
Mr.. Laidley, Of the committees on Coun-
ties, districts and municipal corporation, re
ported back, to pass, 81. B. No. 81, extend
ing the boundaries OF BenWood.
RESOLUTIONS.
Robertson-Euquiring into the exped-
iency Of providing for the sppointm emit BY
the Governor, Of g State Supt. OF Public
Printing.
Taylor-Enquiring into the expe iiency
of requiring Prosecuting attorneys ID give
bond. $40,
Post-Enquiring into the sdvissbiity Of
making it q penal ofense for railroad
company to issue free passes to public
officers and delegates to political conVen-
tons
,Roek-Enuuiring into the advisability Of
amounting two practical miners to assist
the State Inspector of Mines, as requested
in his report.l
Flemrng-Enquiring into the expedieucy
of prohibiting the working ofchildren under
IA in the mines and factories OF the State.
Misunderstanding into the expediency
of amending the law so as to relieve the
county SuperiDteudents from visiting the
schools.
Bandolph-Enquiring into the expedien-
cv of having road surveyors elected in heu
OF the present appointment system.
Dorr-Enuuiring into the expediencY OF
taxing coal mined and shipped from this
State.
Laidley-Enquiring into the expediency
of making the school month 20 days, of be-
ginning The term on September Is, and of
reducing the salaries OF county supsrintend-
ents.
Hinkle-Requiring the assessor to list
cattle under separate heads. =.
McClung-Requesting our SspatoS AID
Representatives to use their inhu' nee in the
passage Of the Blair bill
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Fleming-H. B. 81 to secure to operatives
and laborers in coal mines, iron aud other
manufactures. the payment ofregularwages,
in lawful money.
Jacob-H. B. So, to prevent the manu-
facture and sale Of impure AMI mixed but
ter and cheese.
Dav;ssOn-H. B. 81, sppropriating
=. 1000 for he extension of the Weston
Asy. 'um'
g, ith-H. B. 65, squirting assessors to
-, proper books to proper officers before
w. er Of the same year.
A'S SD";,b- n. B. 66, making suYdry charges
-, inc laws.
III p TSe , II. B. 81, fixing the times of
+, .iS;n, oonn in the ninth judicial drcuit.
O T1cssWH. , B. SO, constituting sections So
Il 20 of the NW IN relation to corpora
tons. co o.l ....;,,, 90
chapter IA, Acts of SOL concerning roaaS
and bridges. :. .,..;. a..
SnOdgTass-H. B. 70, IN relston TO the
salaries 10 be paid county officials. ,
Dyer-H. B. n, auth 'rizieg married
women to APPOINT attorneys. IN Ast 70 exc
cute and acknowledge de- Us Ok 'oelr
writings for them: a.
Roci-H. B. y, authorizing the ap'
pointment Of county detectives A'd pre-
scribipg their duties.
GiIkesOn-H. B. 70, to prevent unjua as.
elimination By railroads, in passenger ana
freight rates.
Gsyeus-H. B. "a, empowering boards Of