Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-03-07
Bills Passed by the Legislature.

lie lOllOWluR 10 q VI lbiio esiAN
resolutions passed at the recent ses-
sion of the West Virginia Legislature:
III. b. 81, making appropriations OF
public money to pay members OF the
Legislature and for the salaries OF
officers of the government.
II. b. 30, making appropriations oil
public money TO pay general charges
upon the treasury.
5. b. Z, concerning the bridging OF
the Ohio, Big Sandy and GreaF ka-
nawha rivers.
s. b. G, deeming all bridges across
the Ohio, Big Sandy and Great ka-
nawha public nuisances unless built
in accordance with the provisions OF
5. b. :.
II. b. II, to further protect the in
terest OF counties which have here
tofore subscribed TO the stock OF rail-
way companies.
II. b. 1, relating to the times OF
holding the terms of the Circuit
Courts.
5. b. l. pertaining TO the printing
and binding of the Supreme Court re-
ports.
II. b. II, fixing the time for holding
the Circuit Courts of several judicial
circuits.
II. b. "a, authorizing the superin-
tendent OF Free Schools to contract
for the supply of scnool books for
one year at time.
II. b. 10, establishing a Criminal
Court for kanawha county.
ii. b. %, transferring the care and
control of the Cumberland Road so
far as it lies within this State to the
Board of Commissioners Of the county
of Ohio.
Ii. b. 8, concerning the ventilation
and drainage of mines and for the
protection of the lives of persons ELL
pioyed therein.
5. b. II, relating to juries.
II. b. %, authorizing the County
Court of Berkeley county to fund GER
tain bonds at a lower rate of interest.
s. b. II, repeating the act establish
ing court OF limited jurisdiction IN
Wayne county.
). Is. Is, amending and re-enacting
sections II and II, Of chapter 100, OF
the Code and adding all additional
section thereto, relating to the sale OF
| lands.
II. Is. &c, relating to the protection
OF birds and game.
ii. D 30, reiating to jurors.
ii. b. 81, concerning elections ana
nominating conventions, 10 maintain
political purity.
ii. j. X. 2, authorizing the auditor
to draw warrants upon the treasury
for the per diem and mileage OF the
members of the Legislature, and the
per diem of the officers and attaches
of the Senate and House of Delegates.
H. j. Il 4. requesting our Senators
and Representatives TO cast their
votes for Chicago as the place Tor
| holding the Worlds Fair as between
! that place and the city of New York.
II. j. r. 3, providing for the adop-
| ton of some tthod of diSposlnS OF
the sewage, etc, from the hospital at
! Weston, and to prevent the pollution
of the West Fork river.
s. j. r. 2, providing for the APP
| pointment of an agent to prosecute
| certain claims before the Court OF
! Claims.
II. J. r. Z, expressing it so be the
sense of the Legislature TO amend the
existing election law.
5. j. r. 1, to provide for settle
ment of the boundary line between
the State of West Virginia and the
State of Maryland.
II. j. r. 8, authorizing the Govern
or TO procure from the State of Nir-
GINA certain land books, and to as
I certain and report to the next Legis-
lature the probable cost Of securing
copies of records etc.
ii. j. X. 8. favoring the passage of a
general pension law.
X onTnnriZinp the Govern
or TO furnish arms TO the Linsly In
stitute.
II. j. h. 10, authorizing the GOV
ernor 10 sell certain guns 10 Grand
Army Posts and societies OF ex-Con-
federate soldiers.
OF these the Governor vetoed two,
II. b. % and II. b. H. as being sub
jects of legislation not embraced III
the call of the Governor for the
special session.