Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-18
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A Big Grist of Measures Adopted Nature
of the Laws Passed.

A Big Grist of Measures Adopted Nature
of the Laws Passed.
Special T,lsgrdm 10 ne Register
CHARLESTON, w. Va. February l..
In the House committees reported
bills as follows:
The Judiciary-H. Il. No. l02, con-
corning civil Jurisdiction Of Justices;
providing suit shall not be brought out
Of the magiSterial district whore de-
PENDANT lives. Also, No. 257, concern
ing powers and duties of Town COun-
ellis.
Taxation and Finance-H. Il. No.
959, originating in committee. proyid-
ing the amount paid for clerk hire shall
be aS follows:
Governor, $1,000.
Secretary of State, -, 200.
Treasurer, -, 200.
Auditor, 50, 500.
Attorney General, $1,000.
State Superintendent Of Free Schools,
s., 200.
Adjutant General, $1,000.
Counties. Districts and Municipal Cor
poratiOns, House Bill No. l0l, the Par
kersburg Electric Light bill.
Bills and Resolutions We're offered rs
follows: BY st. Clair, Monongalia,
House Joint Resolution, No. %, asking
that new flags be purchased and placed
on the Capitol.
By Thompson, Summers, House Bill
No. 26O, relating to drawing Grand Jur-
les. II provides the Circuit Court shall
appoint two Jury Commissioners, who
shall select Grand and Petit jurors IN
stead Of the County Court.
House Bill No. ~, requiring railroads
to keep notices posted rs to the time OF
arrival and departure Of trains, wheth-
er on time or not, was ordered To It's
third reading.
House Bill No. 81, Aaron Morgan'S
bill, To make prisoners work their lines
out on the roads, was recOmmltted To
the Judiciary Committee.
House bills were passed rs follows;
No. D, amending the acts incorporat-
ing Adclphi Lodge of Odd Fellows, oi
ClarkSburg; No. 80. To cooperate With
the United States in the suppression
and eStirpatiOn of urO-pneumOnia;
No. go. authorizing the trustees to let
school houses BE- used for such meet
faQs rs nav be considered beneficial to
the public generally. The bill is inn
tended to include the Farmers Ali
ance.
No. 1919, Mr.. smiths bill, To make
IL impossible for sentence to be heavier
for an attempt TO commit larceny than
to commit il.
No. l29, relating 10 record and puhll-
cation Of certificates of incorporation.
No. 1863. empowering Curtis district.
Ct Roane county. 10 borrow money ana
issue bonds for the erection OF public
school building.
No. 1914, authorizing judges in vaca-
tion To require bonds from trustees IN
trust deeds, which cannot now be eN-
acted, except when the Circuit Court rs
In session.
No. %, TO regulate charges for the
OF petroleum or other
oils or fluids, by railroad companies, or
pipe lines, sc. The prices
stipulated are same rs now charged by
pipe line companies. The bill provides
that charges cannot be raised.
No. 4 10. couttIutuA NiS'SS'N ""'"'s'-N''
that the County Court may pay
pay not more than the assessed value OF
glandered horses killed by order OF the
court.
No. 80, concerning separate property
rights, powers and privileges OF married
women.
No.49. concerning vho is liable to serve
aud who is exempt as jurors, the jurors
to DC drawn bY jury commissioners APP
pointed by the Circuit Courts, except
that for Criminal Courts, and the Judge
thereof shall appoint the commissioners
No. li2. which provides that special
term of the Circuit Court may be held
In any county. although term Of the
Circuit Court is being held in another
county at the time, the special term
nav be held by another judge or special
nudge elected by the attorneys practlS-
ng in said court.
:. Il. No. l3. authorizing the school
district OF West Union to borrow money
md issue bonds for the erection of a
.chOOl building.
). Il. No. ", amending the fish laws.