Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-21
WHEELING W. VA, WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 2 1891

lon. 1874. and - were recommended each
not to pass.
Bills. petitions and resolutions were
introduced and referred TO the proper
committees, as follows:
BY Mr.. Gibson, of jefferson, House
Bill No. 97. by request, concerning the
purchase for value under recordatioh
laws.
BY Mr.. Carle, of Wood, House Bill
No. rs, requiring commission merchants
TO give bond, and enforcement OF bonds
for failure to comply with agreements.
By Mr.. Samuels, of Cabell, House Bill
Mo. %, amending the Acts OF 1871, en-
larging and defining the corporate
limits of Huntington.
BY Mr.. Young, of Upshur, House
Bill No. 100, To amend the code con-
cerning civil jurisdiction of Justices.
The petition ot X. j. Lewis and %
others, praying for change OF the
county line OF UpShur and Lewis
counties near Lorentz station.
By Mr.. Prince, OF Raleigh, House
Bill No. lOl. amending the code relative
to compensation Of Members OF Boards
Education. ,,
By Mr.. Good, of Braxton, House Bill
No. 1O2, amending the code, concerning
the jurisdiction, powers, fees OF Justices
and constables.
BY Mr.. Carney, of Jackson, House
Bill No. 1903, to amend the code relating
to pharmacists.
BY Mr.. Prichard, of Marion, House
Pm No to1 IN amend the code I'm rela-
tion to the appointment Of school teach
erS.
BY Mr.. Johnston, Of Monroe, House
Joint Resolution No. :, providing Tor
the adoption Of joint rules Tor the
government Of the two houses oil the
Legislature.
BY Mr.. White, of Ohio county, House
Bill No. lO5, by request. auththori|lng
the payment Of $50 to John Burns Tor
property sold for non-payment OF taxes.
By MIR. Thompson, of Summers
county. House Bill No. l06, by request
to amend Section OF Chapter l3 OF the
Code relating to Circuit Court dockets.
Also House Bill No. lO7, by request al
lowing removal of causes in one Circuit
Court TO another Tor reasons insuihclent
in the present law.
BY Mr.. Welch, of Mineral county
House Bill No. los, amending the Code
in relation to enclosures and treSpaSSeS.
BY Mr.. Hanen, Of Marshall county, |
House Joint Resolution No. ;, provld- |
ing a Joint committee OF three from the |
House and two from the Senate TO as
certain and report the kind and amount |
of the fees OF the Auditors and Secre-
tarv of State offices and the eXpe-
diency of turning the same into the
General State Treasury. Adopted.
By Mr.. Cook. Of Wyoming, House |
Bill. Number 100, TO amend the code
recurring County Courts to pay Sherlhs |
for delivering prisoners OF one county 10 |
another under capiaS. Also House Bill
Number 10. TO amend the code, raising |
teachers salaries in public schools.
Mr.. Lynch, of Harrison, gave notlce
that tomorrow he will move TO amend
House rule "a. striking out thirteen
and inserting fifteen in lieu hereof.
Mr.. Gibson, of jefferson, moved to
take the papers accompanying the Gov
ernor's message from the table and have |
the same printed in the journal.
Adopted.
Mr.. Arnold, of Gilmer, called up the |
resolution he offered yesterday, whlch |
was amended and adopted, asking th'
State Superintendent of Schools to iur- |
nish the House Il statement showing the |
total amount of fines and taxes turned |
into the school fund, and how much was !
used for other purposes than paying
teachers.
Mr.. Samuels, of Cabell, withdrew the
resolution he offered Friday substituting |
House Joint resolution No. 0, providing |
for the appointment of joint commit
tee of l9. 5 from the House and > from
the Senate. to report plan for the re-
districting and re-apportionment oil the
State. Adopted.
The following bills were put on their
first reading: Nos. !, 10, -, 4b' 80 ana
there being no objections were passed
TO a second reading.
Mr.. Shaw. Of Barbour, moved TO SuS-
pend the rules and give the bills re-
ported back from the Educational Com
mittee this morning 4 first reading
Adopted.
first reading and were ordered 10 the
second.
Mr.. Carle, of Wood, moved to suS-
pend the rules aud take up all bills re-
ported from the committee this morning
for a first reading. Adopted. BlllS
Nos. :. IL, Il, 81, 80, aud >. passed the
first reading and were ordered to sec
ond. Bills numbers u, l3. and a., re-
ported adversely were rejected. From
| II o'clock till 1890 seven motions
to adjourn were made and lost, but the
House finally adjourned at l2;4O Till :
D. m, Wednesday.