Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10
LEGISLATURE.
The school Book and Redistricting Bills
Pass-Routine ProceedinPs.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, March 1.-The
Senate to-day insisted on its amend
mentS 10 House Bill No. $40, providing
for the production OF State licenses
when demanded by any citizen of the
State. which amendment was disagreed
20 by the House.
House Bill No. $50, providing for
weighing and measuring coal at the
place where mined, before the same is
screened, was passed by vote of Is
too.
Mr. Marcum presented the petition OF
J. II. Harmon and 300 others asking its
passage.
House Bill No. -, providing that
wills aud testamentS executed outside
.o1 the State in accordance with the
laws whore the same was executed, shall
be- valid in this State, was passed.
House Bill No. 2l6, TO prevent frauds
in Circuit Court Clerks offices, passed.
House Bill No. 43, concerning the es-
tabiishment aud government Of building
and loan associations, was passed.
Dir. Morrison, Of BraxtOn, offered
resolution providing for the distribu
zion of SlS1 900 refunded by the United
States government among the counties
of the State for improving roads. Laid
over.
Mr.. stewards Joiut Resolution No.
l6, authorizing the clerk Of the House
% distribute 10 clerks Of county courts,
rs soon as practical, copies Of all laws
enacted, eNcep, strictly local measures.
/ Laid over
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+ follows: Senate Bill No. IS, 10 apprO-
pirate 1000 10 repair The Gauley Il
/ Weston turnpike Of BraXton, Nicholas
and Fayette counties. Indefinitely
postponed.
House Bill No. POI. authorizing the
the Board of Regents Of the Fairmont
| Normal School 10 sell the States inter
est in that school building TO the Fair
mont Independent District upon the
payment of $4,000. was ordered to its
third reading.
Senatu Bin No. l4l. 10 encourage the
breeding and Improvement of trotting
and pacing horses, for the prevention
and punishment of fraudulent entries
aud practices Ia contests OF speed, was
ordered 20 It's third reading.
NfNAAt Dill NJ AAfs NNNf ~ mus NA'
charter OF MartinSburg was ordered to
It's third reading. Senate Bill No. is,
authorizing MartinSburg TO erect a light
plant for general lighting purposes, was
ordered TO its third reading. House
Bill No. 202 To allow the city Of Wheel
ing 90 have as many aS ten wards, was
ordered 10 Us third reading.
House Bill No. 81, Mr., Simpsons bill
20 prevent watering stock, was order
ed 20 its third reading. Recess.
House Bill No. 40, providing mean :
whereby a hduciary may resign, ordered
90 It's third reading.
House Bill No 60. to provide for list
Ing notes, bonds, etc, for taxation, on
it's first reading, was rejected.
senate Bin No. So, concerning the
appointment and pay OF Stenographer>
in circuit courts, was amended so that
.if an attorney on either side demand ii
the judge shall appoint, ordered to It's
third reading.
The vote ON the passage of Senate
Bill No. l2p. concerning salaries OF
county Officers, Wa announced and the
BIN rejected.
AlNA~F llil ~ Sc NNllNfiN thk tu' WI
frmation of titles to purchasers Of waste
or uuapropriated lands, was ordered to
. third reading.
The Senate insists on It's amendments
90 House Bill No. n, the Elections bill.
and appointed McSSrS. Gilkeson, Morley
ard Arbuckle rs q conference committee.
The conference committee on the dis
agreeing votes ON Senate liill No. 80.
fixing the pay of Justices courts were
Mc,srs Call. t,ilkeSon and Davis.
House Bin No ~. requiring commi>-
sion merchants lo give bond, vas or
dered % It's third reading. House hill
No. sOl. 20 sell the States interest in
the Fairmont Normal School building
20 ,he Fairmout Independent District
for So. 900, was passed.
Mr.. Morley introduced Senate Joint
Resolution No. l., authorizing the Gov
ernor 10 purchase and present TO Lieut..
h. VI. a.. Brown, of the United States
Navy, Suitably-nscribed sword in rec
lOgnition of his yalor as a seaman. Laid
over Adjourned.