Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28

l52, with the recommendation that they
do pass, and Nos. l32 and 1876 that they
do not pass.
The Judiciary reported recommend
ing the passage OF House Bills No. So
90 and gs and House Joint Resolution
submitted in lieu of House Bill No. 70,
that bills Nos. 95, 20, 10, 81 and 92 do
not pass.
The Committee on Counties, Districts
aud Municipal Corporations. recon-
mended the passage of bills Nos. l3i,
lj9 and l55.
The Committee on Immigration and
| Agriculture recommended the passage
of House Bill No. l46.
The Committee on Railroads recon-
mcnded the passage of bill No. 30, per
hitting the consolidation OF the street
railways of Wheeling.
The Committee on Labor recommend
ed that bill No. l49 do pass.
Bills, petitions and resolutions were
introduced as follows:
by SamuclS, of Cabell, House Bill No.
lG5, proposing an amendment to the
Acts OF 1855, concerning the school dis
trict of Huntington.
BY Mr.. Gibson, of Jefferson, House
Bill No. l6G, relating To the charter OF
Charleston.
Bv Mr.. IIanen, Of Marshall, House
Bill No. l67, proposing ali amendment
to the Code regulating the granting oil
licenses.
BY Mr.. Holt, OF Hampshire, House
Bill No. los, amending the Code relat-
ing to county SuperintendentS OF free
schools.
By Mr.. Sarver, OF Roane, House Bill
No. lG9, authorizing the school district
Of Curtis, Roane county, to issue bonds
for the erection OF suitable school
buildings and providing for the pay
ment Of bonds.
BY Mr.. Austen, of Preston, House
Bill No, l7O, relating TO the pay for
keeping unatice in jail.
BY Mr.. Lynch, of Harrison, House
Bill No. III, providing for refuuding
money TO Jarvis, improperly paid into
the State Treasury.
BY Mr.. Thompson, OF Summers.
House Bill No. 112, concerning ofienseS
against public justice.
by Mr.. Thomas, Of Putnam, House
Bill No. l73, concerning the appoint
ment Of Mine Inspectors.
By Mr.. Dyer. Of Kanawha, House Bill
No. ia, TO pay the Public Printer for
printing for the Legislature before the
regular appropriation. The Rules were
suspended and the bill was read first,
second and third time, and passed.
BY Mr.. Welch, of Mineral, Il petition
of John Il. Dayton and 200 others, ask
ing the passage of a law preventing the
killing of deer for five years. Also a
resolution that the Committee on Mines |
and Minlng inquire into the expediency
of appointing Il mine Inspector Tor each
Congressional district
ON motion of Mr.. Johnston. of Mon |
roe, the Committee on Penitcntiary was
instructed to inquire into the cXpe-
diency of amending the law so as TO
provide for eXpending the labor of con-
victS upon the roads of the State.
Senate Bill No. 24 was put on its
first reading and ordered TO second.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 4, con
demning the Force bill, was taken up. |
Mr.. Smith, of Tyler, moved to refer it
10 the Committee on Federal Relation;
lost lie then offered substitute en-
dorSing action of G.. W. Atkinson and
&c. 4. Smith on the Federal Election
bill. The vote on the substitute was
Ayes L.; nays A..
Mr.. Lynch, of Harrison, moved TO lay
on the table. Lost. The vote on the
adoption of the original resolution was
ayes b, nays ld.
Mr.. lIanen moved TO reconsider the
vote adopting the resolution and that
his motion be laid on the table. Ayes
-, nays >. 49,
House Bill No. - was put on its third
reading and passed, with the title
amended.
House Bill No. % came up on its third
reading and was committed to the judi
ciary Committee for amendments.
BIZ on first reading ordered tG their
second reading were as follows: Nos.
3. 4. lG, "a, 2S, 30, 81, ST, s., 81, " ana
81.
House Bill No. 81 was put on its first
reading, reported from the committee
adversely and rejected. No. e., report
ed adversely, was not rejected.
Mr.. Thompson, OF Summers, gave
notice that he would subsequently move
to reconsider the vote rejecting House
/
Bill No. -.
MIR. Garlic, of Wood, moved to suspend
the rules and read House BIZ No l4o'
reported back from the committee this
morning. Agreed to.
The Speaker announced the Commit
tee on RediStricting and Apportionmeht
as follows:
House members RediStricting Commit
tee-Whitc, SamuelS, Shaw, Eood'
Campbell, Prichard, Stone, Greer.
On Worlds Fair-Finley, Good, clark,
Pugh, Miller. of Jackson.
Joint Standing Committee on Enrolled
Bills-Arnold Finley, cambridge, kel-
Ter, Hole.
Additional members of the Standing
Committee on Judiciary-Core Smith.
Taxation and Finance-Lamon and
Randall
Weaver and Keller
Roads and Internal Navigation-kiSer
and Hartley.
Immigration aud Agriculture-Mor-
gan. OF Wetzel, and Freer.
Claims and GrievanceS-BoggS. Erwin
and Hole.
Labor-Carncy and Smith.
Counties. Districts and Municipa
CorporationS-M of Wetzel, ana
Randall. c.,.
Private Corporations and Joint Stock
CompanieS-lIOlt and Stone.
Mr.. Johnston, of Monroe, introduced
nv reouest House Bill No. lj7, defining
those who may practice medicine.
Adjourned.