Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-03
THE LEGIsLATURE.
The Governors First vetO-Proeeediuss of
senate and House

CHARLESTON, March Elm the Sen
ate to-day Mr.. Call, OF Barbour, offered
"a resolution asking the Adjutant Gen
erai for the same Information as Mr.
Dandridgc's resolution Goa the House
Adopted
House Joint resolution No II, 10 sup
ply The Clerks of Circuit Courts with re-
ports was rejected.
senate joint resolution No Is. To ad-
iourn Monday, March 9th. was tabled
House bills were passed as follows:
NJ. l2g. concerning the record and pub
LEGATION of certificates OF Incorporation,
that the same shall be recorded in the
uiiI CO OF the Secretary of State aud not
published in the acts Of the Legisla-
ture. No. IS, the compensation Of
Justices, cOuStable>, physicians and
witnesses employed ia the eXamina-
tion of "a person charged with
luuacy shall bee such aS
may be prescribed by the County Court
OF the county ia which the examination
is had, and 5e paid out of the County
Treasury. No. ll3. amending section
O.. chapter lO2 of the code relating 10
actious of detiuuc by adding 10 end OF
section the following: III ON All issue
concerning several things In one court.
uO verdict be found for part OF
them 10 shall not be error. but the
plaintiff shall be- barred of his title of
the things omitted, and il the verdict
Omit> the price or value the court may
at any time have a jury empanuelled To
ascertain the same.
No. @, tenant not liable for his
landlord : taxes beyond The tenants IN
debtncsS 20 the landlord for rent.
No. 1863, empowering Curtis District
of Roaue county TO borrow money and
issue bonds % erect school building.
No. G3, permitting trustees 10 allow
The use of school houses for meetings
beneficial 10 the public.
No. l4G, concerning commercial fer
/ tilixers and regulating the Manufacture
and sale of the same.
The following Senate bills were
passed. No. lO4, 10 prevent the chasing
wouuding aud killing Of deer for three
+ years. 40. %, the duties of county Su
I perintendeuts; 40. ll6, reducing the
State tax Ola theatrical and circus per
formers.
Bills were put on their second read
. ing rs follows: \ y. No. 90, making
it misdemeauor punishable by .
. Cue of not less than $40 nor more
than 500 % stable, hitch or feed horses
sheep. hogs or stock of any description
90 milk COWS, 10 Kill or butcher hogs
sheep or beef, wash or shear sheep
within POO yards from any spring, min
cral or otherwise, owned by the state
Ordered 10 It's third reading.
Senate Bill No. lOs, the Worlds FAN
managers and appropriation. was made
the special order for Tuesday at 3 p. m
House Bin No. n, the Australian bal
Tot law. was partly read a second time,
aud made the special order for tO-mor
row 40 , o. M.
The Governor returned with his oO
icctious Senate Bil. No. Il, TO RELEASE
from taxation land purchased o.
condemned for public road
aud releasing the land owne
from paying taxes on lands con
tracted for or condemned by railroads
The objections were ordered printed il
the Journal. The vote by which thu
DIN passed was reconSidered and made
the special order for Thursday at l
o'clock.
Mr. Watts resolution for printing an'
binding 5000 copies of the code wa
under consideration 40 the hour OF AL
tournament.