The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-03-06
NEW LAWS PASSED.
A DETAILED LIST OF THE BILLS
THAT PASSED
Both Houses of the Legislature at
It's Recent Session.
house. BILLS PASSED.


No. /, amending divorce law >,
amending law in relation to trans
fer of property by a married woman;
8, authorizing independent school
district of Spencer to issue bonds; 5,
changing time for working. roads;
is, Huntington re incorporation; AS,
removal by courts of incompetent
officials; 10, amending Moundsville
charter; 16, authorizing Mounds
vile board OF education to issue
bonds; %, authorizing councils of
towns TO fill vacancies in Office; 81.
amending Parkersburg Independent
school district law; 50, amending
law furnishing larcencyi %, abol-
ishing Wayne county criminal
court; As, establishing State board
of agriculture; Sc, changing time
for holding Kanawha criminal
court; So, changing times of holding
courts in Mason, Putnam and Kan
awha counties; 272, preventing rail
roads from selling coal and coke
and preventing discrimination; 64,
creating Independent school dis
trict of Bridgeport; 68, extending
Weston independent school district;
sc, authorizing the appointment of
special constables; 135, barring
prosecuting attorneys from grand
jury room; 293, authorizing courts
to appoint church trustees; 81, au
thorizing courts of First Judicial
circuit to appoint stenographer; 1875;
authorizing the town of Harrisville
to issue bonds; 500 legislative ap
preparation bill; 1877, amending New
Cumberland charter; 238, authoriz
ing Berkeley county to fund bonds,
260. authorizing courts 10 investi-
gate municipal afIuirs, 294, abolish
ing Brandonvilleinde school
districts u, amending law regarding
compensation Of county officers; 80,
authorizing vote in school levy; 1O9;
amending law regarding assessors,
BIG, providing compensation to
those who catch saw logs, 222,
relating to commissioners proceed
ings; 1872, amending the charter OF
Bluefeld; $50, providing for cduca
tion of children at the poor houses;
14l, relating to taking of bonds for
fines in courts; II, changing time
for holding courts in Eighth Judi
cial circuits; 277, amending Volcano
school law; l64, distraint and sale
of taxes; 3l1, amending Charleston
independent school district law; 242,
establishing State service commits
sion; 126, school book bill; 229, en-.
Iarging Marshall county court; 3O2,
amending New Cumberland charter;
1914, authorizing removal Of bodies
from Moundsville NJ. E. church
cemetery; 120, extending time for
correction of erroneous assessments;
81. amending State board of health
law; 81, relating to lodge charters;
%, preventing spread OF contagious
diseases.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
No. $50, relating to change of
election precincts; 65, amending
Wellsburg charter; sc, creating
county of Mingo out of part of
county of Logan; /, election of
special judges in criminal courts;
8, relating to estates of insane per-
sons; 5, for protection of riparian
owners; 1G, providing for punish
ment of justices and constables, col
lecting illegal fees; 81, relating to
suits in partnership name; 20, re.
lating to appointment of deputy
clerks in criminal courts; SO,
amending law for deaf and dumb
school; s, regulating heighth of
fences; 1C7, requiring railroads of
State TO adopt inter state rates and
prescribing tariff of charges; 48,
preferred creditors bill; 95, relating
to State board of examiners; 1O3,
increasing Marion county court to
seven members; 122. establishing
Bluefeld colored institute; Sc, re-
lating to collection of delinquent
taxes; 78, regarding limitations of
suits; 130, relating to road law; 80,
providing monthly pay for normal
teachers; 55, relating to pay of
special judges; 145, making appro-
priations: 90; Benwood annexation;
%, aboIisbing fish law and the bill
creating a preparatory branch Of
the West Virginia University at
Montgomery.-Mail.
Our young friend Lew Rayburn
and wife, accompanied by bis