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9HG LEGISLATURE.

TIE LEGISLATURE.
Saturdays Proceedings Of the House O
DsIeEates-No Session Of the senate.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 19.-Tht
House convened Saturday morning anC
was opened without prayer.
Judge Ferguson, Chairman Of the
Judiciary Committee, reported that the
committee had considered House bill
Nos. 5 and 8. and recommended thai
both do pass.
Chairman Robert White, from the
| Committee on Taxation and Finance,
reported that that committee had con.
lBidered number Of bills and had rec.
commended to pass House Bills Nos. 20,
back House Bill No. %, with the request
that the same be referred TO Committee
on Education. Also House Bill No. 10,
reported back with request that it be re.
ierred to Committee on Claims and
Grievances.
The following bills were presented
and referred to the proper committees:
By Mr.. Hanen, OF Marshall county,
House Bill No. 65, amending the Code
relating to teachers examinations in the
School Law.
By Mr.. Ferguson, Kanawha county,
aresolution providing that any standing
COMMITTEE Of the House, having a bill
under consideration, may, II necessary,
have the usual number OF bills printed
for the use OF the committee and the
House. Adopted.
BY Mr.. cambridge, Jefferson county,
House joint resolution No 4, raising a
joint committee Of five from the House
and three from the Senate, to DO known
as the Worlds Fair Committee, and to
have charge OF matters pertaining to the
Worlds Fair. Adopted.
By Mr.. Kiser, Pendleton county, House
bill No. GO, 10 amend the code in regard
to hunting, chasing or killing deer, ex-
Cept from September 10 to December 10,
and prohibiting the chasing by dogs at
all times.
By Mr.. Johnston, Monroe county,
House bill No. 81, amending the code,
defining property exempt from taxa.
ton.
By Mr.. Gibson, Jefferson county, res.
olution providing that certificates Of
election Of the members OF the House
be referred to the Committee on PTivi.
leges and Elections, with instructions to
committee TO inquire into and report
who are members and amount OF mile
age due each. Adopted.
By Mr.. HAnen, Marshal county, House
bill No 6S, bill providing that a regis.
tered physician may conduct drug
store without the aid of a regular phar.
macist.
Judge samuelB, on behalf Of Mr.. Lin
vile, Boone county, int reduced House
bill No. 50, providing for the reassess-
ment OF all real estate within the State.
By Mr.. Bryte, Prest On county, House
bill No. 70, amending code relative to
licenses Of charters ar d certificates Of in.
corporations
BY Mr.. Weaver, Berkeley county,
House bill No. IL extending the time
in whith distraint and sale Of property
may BIO made Tor taxes and fee bills.
BY Mr.. Morga i, Marion county, House
bill No. u, am indfng gChoot law 60 as
to add civil go vernment and book.keep.
Ing TO brancht q required to be taught In
public schools.
By Mr.. CIR ann, Taylor county, peti.
ton OF Il. T Davidson and forty others,
asking enactment OF a law prohibiting
the sale OF fire crackers in this State.
BY Mr.. Smith, Tyler county, House
bill No. 70, bill authorizing Secretary Of
State to contract for printing and bind
ing 400 copies of second edition Of Vol
ume I, W. Va, Reports.
BY Mr.. White, Ohio county, House
bill No. a. proposing amendment to
Code relative to property Of married
Eopan and providing that when such
property comes from any other source
than her husband, it is not liable for his
debts, brit can be held or traded by her
same as il she were unmarried. Also
House bill No. rs, relating to the con-
veyante of real estate held jointly by
heirs, also providing for transfers Of real
estate in cases Of insanity.
By Mr.. WEIGH, Mineral county, House
bill No. &c to amendithe Code in relation
to allowances to witnesses for attend.
ance.
BY Mr.. Thompson, Summers county,
F.ouse bill No. n, to amend the Code,
section 5, chapter 1871, relative to powers
OF Circuit Courts in other than chancery
By Mr.. Shaw, Barbour county, House
bill No. rs, providing for listing the
voters Of the State, obviating the neces.
sity Of registration law and providing
penalties Tor voting or attempting to
vote illegally.
By Mr.. Morgan, Marion county, House
bill No. 70, requiring railroads TO keep
posted the time Of arrival and depart.
ure of trains carrying passengers, az all
stations, whether late or not, and II late,
showing how muCh so.
By. Mr.. Smith, Tyler county, House
Bill No. so, proposing an amendment to
the Code in regard to powers, liabilities
and. jurisdiction OF Justices and Consta-
bleA and proceedinglin civil cases where
in Justices have jIr sdiction.
By MIR. Hanen, Marshall county, res.
olution asking that 5000 copies OF Gov
ernor Fieming's letter to Il % Manutdc-
ttlTcr'S Record, setting forth the resources
ofthe State, be printed and each member
be given twelve copies, the remainder To
be given to the Secretary OF State for dis
tribution.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock a. m. Mon
day.
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