Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Getting Down TO business Number of
Blils Passed


Special T.!sQr1,a % M Regis'sr
CHARLESTON, W VA, February r.
In tine IouS. to-day the Committee on
Military Affairs reported back House
Bhl e4s. providing for the erection OF
monuments % West Virginia soldiers ON
the Gettysburg field and making appro-
priatiOu therefor, and recommending It's
passage.
Mr.. Moore. OF Pocahontas, offered q
resolution asking the Auditor to furnish
q statement showing the amount OF
monies paid into the State Treasury by
commissioners of school lands during
the last ten years, the statement to in
clude the name and county Of each COM
missioner making the payment and the
amount paid. Adopted.
Mr.. Thomas, Of Putnam, introduced
resolution inStructing the House Juai-
ciary Committee TO report, within the
next live DAYS, as 20 the constitutional
mower OF the Legislature to enact laws
compelling employers and employees OF
mn Incorporated companies doing bust
ness I'm the State 20 submit all serious
matters of difference TO arbitration.
House Bill No. II, the Elections bill,
was taken no out OF its regular order,
the rules suspended, the bill read by its
title and ordered 20 It's second reading
House Bill No. -. providing that
children ia county inirmarieS shall re-
ceive instruction IN common school
branches. morals and manners. was
passed.
House Bill No. %, concerning the |
construction OF boomS, giving the boom /
company control OF the stream only Two |
miles above the boom and giving the |
party asgrieycd by the decision OF the |
Commissioner Of Arbitration sixty days /
instead Of thirty In which TO take eNcep- /
tiouS. was passed.
House BIZ No. SIS. to prevent frauds |
I'm the manufacture Of commercial fer
tili2ers, and prescribing regulations CON
corning the same, was passed.
House Bill No. -, adding civil gov
eminent and single entry bookkeeping !
% the list OF branches TO be taught IN
the free schools, and that teachers oc
not required 70 teach or be examined
upou the same before July lst, ls92,
was passed.
House Bill No. @, providing that
tenant shall not be liable for his land
lords taxes further than lie may oe in-
dcb,ed for rent. was passed.
House Bill No. 55, permitting the
consolidation OF the street railways OF
Wheeling. when the provisions Of the
hill shall b. s2proVcd by the City
Council. was passed.
House BIl No e., a5olishins the /
nriyate examination of married women
regarding acknowledgment Of deeds,
was passed.
House Joint Resolution No 49, ask
inc senators and Representatives In
congress 10 assist in the passage ol the
lin transferring the revenue mTiue 10
the navy. was adopted.
Unanimous consent waS given Mr..
Young. of UpShur. 70 Introduce House
nm NJ. s4g. concerning commissioners
Of school lands.
Mr.. stump. OF Calhoun introduced q
resolution. asking the Judiciary C1n-
rittee 70 inouire into she eNpedicncv of
5niljipc turapike, beginning ~ New
via Middleb0urne, Harris
riUe. Grsntsvillc and Spencer u Carries
tor.
The Speaker appointed MeSSrS. Fer
yuSon. Thompson, shaw, Lynch aud
IIarn,r as a conference committee on
Senate Bill No. 3.
House Bill No. l66, amending the