Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-07
THg DAY IN TIE HOUSE
Two Ohio ;ounty Measures Passed-Bllls
and RESOLUTIONS introduced,
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Two Ohio county Measures Passeo-hhis
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CHARLESTON, February 6.-Most Of
the time OF the morning session Of the
house was consumed in a discussion or
Mr.. Chambers bin regarding the sale
OF firearms, aud 90 was finally postponed
for further consideration.
TIE session was opened with prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Johnson, Of the Baptist
Church.
Mr.. Lively, Of the Committee on Ju-
dietary, reported adversely upon the
bill relating 90 the manufacture, use
and sale of Oleomargariue; the bill
concerning the liability of cOmpa-
mics and corporations for iurieS result
ing from the negligence OF agents and
EMPLOYEES; the bin in relation 10 the re-
ports of physicians and others 70 the
clerks OF the County Courts of births
and deaths; the bin relating 20 the
warning Of approaching trains; the bill
concerning hdiciaries; the bill amend
ING the law concerning the Australian
ballot; the bin fixing the liability Of
life insurance companies; the Joint reSO-
luton proposing an amendment to the
constitution TO abolish the capitation
tax.
On the following bills the committee
reported fayorably: To establish a
court of limited Jurisdiction In the couu-
" OF Summers; 10 amend the act con-
corning judiciaries; TO modify the code
concerning Judges holding courts In
other jurisdictions than their own; to
regulate the practice OF dentistry in the
State, and providing for a Dental
Board.
Mr.. Hof. OF the Committee on Edu-
cation. reported favorab,y on the bills
relating 20 transfers; % establish the
independent school district Of Man
ningtOn.
The bin to create the indenendent
school districts of Central City, Cabeil
county; Logan, Logan county, and
Charles Town, Jefferson county, were
reported back without recommendation.
The bin relating to the election of
school officers and school levy was re
ported adversely.
Mr.. Hansford, for the Committee on
Railroads, reported with adverse rec
ommendation the bin to prevent rail-
roads from charging more than three
cents q mile for passenger travel;alSO the
bill prohibiting the issuing OF railroad
passes 20 public officers; also the bill re-
curing the Incorporated companies 90
nav damages 20 owners OF land before
thew take charge Of said land; also the
two bills TO prevent railroads from en-
ploying inexperienced conductors and
engineers.
A message was received from Gov
ernor Fleming transmitting q statement
Of expenditures from the civil cOntin-
gent fund.
Mr.. Lively offered a joint resolution
providing for a distribution of advance
copies OF the Acts OF the Legislature,
which was considered and adopted. IL
REQUIRES the Public Printer to publish
500 copies, in addition TO the regular
edition, as speedily as possible, and di-
reefs the Secretary OF State 20 distrib-
ute them.
Bills we're then introduced as follows:
BY Brock. affecting the certificates of
pharmacy; BY Clark, Of Upshur, relat-
Ing to the appointment aud filing the
vacancies 20 certain school Offices; by
Brockunier, 90 amend the act rAStlug
70 the school district OF Wheel by
Floyd, providing for the OF
lands for the benefit OF the u
fund, also bill reouiI
Secretary Of State aud Aud
into the State treasury for
OF the free schools Of the Std