Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-03
HOUSE or DELEGATES.

Sueci1. T,iegrln 70 fhs Register.
CHARLESTON, VIVA, March In the
House to-day the Judiciary Committee
reported without recommendation Seu-
ate BID No. 40, establishing Il crimt-
nal court iu Fayette County, and Senate
Bit 80. 50. providing a method for con-
structug aud keeping in repair county
roads.
Nr.White'S resolution for the printing
and distribution of House Bill No. 81,
aboiishius the privy EXAMINATION OF
married women in the acknowledge
meut Of deeds was adopted. Mr.. Dau-
bridges resolution asking the AdJutan
General % communicate 10 the House
the membership of the National Guard
I'M other States aud the amount OF APP
preparations therefor was adopted.
Mr.. Ferguson offered House Joint
Resolution No. 33. providing for the APP
poiutment of committee OF three, not
more than two from the same political
party. for the preparation of all such
bills o., are necessary for the enactment
and publication OF second edition OF
the code of West Virginia, and have the
to thr Governor AZ least ten days
before the converting OF the
Legislature ia lS93. and by him
submitted TO the Legislature with his
message for action. the members OF the
committee % receive such compensation
a., the Legislature may prescribe. Laid
over.
Bills passed as follows House Bill
No. ll5. amending section 3, chapter
1870 OF the Code, IN regard 10 the en-
furcemeut of Judgment liens. The
change is as follows: The lien OF a
Judgment may be nf0rced in a court OF
equity after an execution or tcri Jdcid'
thereon has been duly returned to the
office OF the court or Justice from which
10 issued. showing by the return thereon
that mo- property could be found from
which execution could be- made. The
remainder of the section is unchanged.
House Bill No, lG5, providing for
school elections in Huntington.
senate Bill No. 1872, empowering the
independent district of Jane Lew, Lewis
county. 90 borrow money for the cree
ton of a school building and issue bonds
bearing not more than q per cent. inter
est. payable la not less than one nor
more than ten years.
Senate Bill No. IS. permitting county
courts 20 subscribe for bonds issued by
works of internal Improvement.
senate Bill No. 81, fixing the compen-
sa.ou of Jurors before Justices at II per
day.
senate Bill No. -. giving counties
local option and % enforce the Stoch
law. Il concerns damages for IreSpaSSeS
by animals. how boundary lines may
De- lawful fences. II passed. Also
House BIN No. las, liens OF mechanics
and other laborerS.
House Bill $50. 10 provide for weigh
iug and measuring coal before screened
no the place where mined. Passed.
Senate BIN No. 81, directing a JUS
tice upon the filing OF proper
affidavit TO enter Judgment for The
plaintiff for the amount sworn TO unless
a counter affidavit be hled by the de-
PENDANT deny the business of said
amount. was tabled. Senate Bill No.
s6. concerning the government of the
deaf. dumb aud blind school at Romney
was also tabled.
The Governor returned with his APP
proval House Bill No. 90, prescribing
the regulations for the transportation oil
p,troleum or other liquids by railroad
companies or transportation companies
or through pipes OF iron or other
material constructed for that purpose.
The prices stipulated are tina same as
the companies now charge. The OIL
prevents their increase.
Senate Bin "a, local option on altern-
alive road law for thr construction and
repair of county roads, was ordered 10
i,S third reading. Senate Bill No. 1874,
Mr. ~. Clair, substitute for the report
of the Committee on Education, specify
inc the text books % be- used for two
years and providing for commissioners
fo recommend changes, II any, TO the
Governor. was ordered 10 its second
reading. The Judiciary Committee re-
nortcd back without recommendation
UouSp Bin No 2SO, the redi>tricting
hin The same was referred To a
,pecial committee ON redi>tricting.
Adjourned.
V-Pre>ident CIevelsnd's silver Position.
n, ti. Elf9r or 'is R,gis'a;
SlR-I have read with much surprise
the adverse criticisms OF prominent
Democrats on the position assumed by
Mr.. Cleveland with reference ~ the
pending free and unlimited silver coins
age bin IS expressed in his letter 10 The
Reform club Of New York.
10 seems 10 me that even u casual ref
erence Ia existing conditions affecting
the question shonld leave no doubt OF
the correctness OF Mr. Cleyeland's posi-
lion. The bill under consideration pro-
poses that We shall enter upon free aud
unlimited coinage of the silver product
of the world, while all the other great