Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-17

One hun3rsd and Seventeen Measures
Ohsrod for the Confederation of the
0OU.e.
SsecioatS tas R,-5t,.-
OH4RLEsToN, w. VA, January 10
nas fuiloWing bills were introduced:
-, w o. Martin, concerning miae ven
StSsoh and nine Inspections; No. Of, by
- artin, concerning assessment OF taxes;
No. %, By Martin, providing for a State
oOara OF Medical Examiners and rega-
iating the practice OF medicine and sur
Rery; No. 95, By Martin, regulating
IAiFo@a freight AID passenger tariffs
ana present unjust discrimination; No.
" oY Lawson, for improve meut Of
EuyaLdotte river aud TO create artificial
Jog tldes therein; No. 95. by
Aeyhoids, amending sections IS and
o. OF Code; No. 90, by Reynolds, re-
laung 10 relocation OF county seat; No.
" OF Ford, amending election law;
no ", oy Brown6eld, requiring muni-
eipai officers 10 publish annual exhibits
OF their receipts and disbursements; No.
IOO' oy Brown6eld, 10 punish trespass-
eFS upon engines and cars standing
upon railroad tracks; No. lOl, by Girls
Up, amending Code relating TO collec-
ZION OF taxes No. 1O2, by Smith, Of
hancock, TO prevent discrimination be-
tween Individuals by life insurance
companies; No. 1O3, by Smith, Of Han
cock, providing for employment Of con-
Wet laooron roads; No. lO4, by Fiem-
Ing, TO regulate the amounts aud
collection o. fees OF expert
witnesses; No. los, by White, Of Pres
ton TO regulate trials by juries before
Justices; No. LOG. by White, providing
Tor the condensation aud printing OF
acts Oh the Legislature; No. 107, by
Jones, empowering county clerks TO
call special elections for the purpose OF
issuing bonds TO ltQuidate Indebtedness;
NO. los, by Brady, TO abolish days OF
grace; No. 100, by MeNabb, concerning
salaries OF assessors; No. 10. by TOler,
establishing bureau Of labor; No. Ill,
by HINES, relating 10 division fences;
No. liz. by Stapleton, TO prevent cruelty
10 animals; No 113, by Mcknight, con-
corning county boards Of examiners;
No. IA, by Pyle, 10 empower the males
terial district Of Lincoln, Tyler county,
20 issue bonds; No. lis, by Pyle, TO es-
taolssh the Independent school district
OF Sistersviie; No. 1l6, by Corder, TO re-
form aud modify the county court Of
Barbour county; No. 1T, By COroett
amending game laws.
The Judiciary Committe reported IA
Voraoly on House bills 1, l. aud "a, and
adversely on IL and SIS, the subject mat
Ser being embraced in other bills.
The Committee on Railroads reported
faVOrably on House bill :.
The Committee on Education reported
favorably on House bills 10 and Is, and
Gu 80 without recommendation.
The Committee on Roads and Navlga-
tion reported favorably on House bill 5.
The Committee on Counties, Districts
and Municipal Corporations reported
iavOrably on House bills 6, 25 and 10.
The petitions Of Z. Ill. Bartlett and
others, asking the passage of laws COM
polling owners Of land to prevent briers
from growing in public highways, and
from James Walters and others asking
for the passage OF a bill making appro-
Driation for Gettysburg monument were
presented.
Mr.. Pierson offered a resolution au-
thoriziug the Clerk Of the House 20 APP
point one additional assistant clerk
whenever be may deem 1t proper: lies
over one day.
Mr.. Evans offered a resolution that
the several subjects treated iu the Gov
errors message be referred 10 proper
committees tor consideration: adopted.
Mr.. Fleming offered q resolution
authorizing the Speaker to appoint i've
additional committee clerks, TWO addi-
tiOnal Journal pages and al assistant
cloak room keeper: lies over one day.
GThe Joint Resolution annuling the
action Of a former Legislature, allow
ing certain attorneys ten per cent OF
the amount OF the direct tax due West
Virginia, when paid back to the State,
was adopted. Adjourned.