The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-26
OUR STATE S0LONS.
Work Of tho Went Virginia 1ugia-
lature Yesterday.
NICARAGUAN CANAL RESOLUTION
Passes the House Unanimously, but
Meets With u Delay In tho Senate.
Now Mcasurcsin Process ofDevolop.
mont-commlttoo Work AMI Other
Routine Proceedings = sl~stersvillo
School District Bill,

Sposdl DipaieA u ne TnicligtaHr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Jan. 2S.-The
house judiciary committee reported adj!
vcrscly on house bill No. %, to regulate
tho practice OF medicine and surgery.
Mr.. Brady was granted four days
leave OF absence.
bills introduced No. 20l, by Sturm,
relating to the dulios Of notar!ea pub.
lies; No. 202, by Pipes. changing tho ago
: Of consent to fifteen Year,; No. EOS, BY
McNabb, Tor the protection OF miners
and mine employees; No. 204, BY Martin,
requiring foreign building and loan ~.
sociations doingbuslness 10 the state, to
deposit security with the state treas.
urer, for the protection OF It's momberl
and to regulate other building and loan
associations.
Mr.. kiser offered a resolution In.
structing the finance committee TO 70.
port IN appropriation bill OF a SUN not
to exceed $4,000, TO erect q building to
be used exclusively for balls aud 70.
captions IN state occasions. Mr.. Clark
objected and 1t lies oyer one day.
Mr.. Evans offered n resolution adopted
by tho state grange. asking that all mort
gagged property. real and personal, be-
exempt from taxation to the extent OF
iucumbrance. Referred to tho judiciary
committee.
Petitions were presented from citi-
Zens OF Wayne, Marshall and Jackson
counties, asking for the passage OF tho
Edwards road law.
Speaker Edwards, Mr.. Evans in tho
chair, presented q resolution directing
West Virginia senators In Washington
to support the Measure now pending for
the construction OF the Nicaragua canal
and urged Its adoption In a brief speech.
Adopted by unanimous vote.
Senate bills 16, providing penalties
for Issuing OF erorbitant fee bills by
justices and co%nstables; 20. providing
for the appointment OF deputy clerks
10 criminal courts; q, concerning suits
10 partnership names; and house bill
50, authorizing the board OF education
to levy for school purposes, were or.
dered to third reading.
Senate bill SO, amending the law re-
lasinc to the management OF the school
for deaf and blind, wa recommitted to
the Judiciary committee 10 make slight
amendments considered necessary TO its
effectiveness.
House bill s. relating to qualifications
Of teachers aud allowing members Of
boards oil examiners TO teach, was re-
committed 10 the committee on educa-
ton.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the afternoon session OF the house
the judiciary committee reported fay
orably on house bill 81, amending the
law relating to the state board Of health,
and advocated by that body.
Messss. Mcknight, Stuckey, Cook, Of
Mcdowell: Fleming, Adkins and Purdy
we're granted leaves OF absence.
House bill u, increasing district levy
for free schools, was made the special
order for Monday at II a. M.
House bill 10, relating 10 state license
tax. was ordered to O third reading;
also 81, concerning the Independent
school district OF Parkersburg; 81, pro-
hibiting the sale OF liquor to students;
~, amending the election law; 4S, con
corning the state board Of agriculture;
IS, to protect employees in their claims
for wages; IS, authorizing the Mounds.
vile school district to issue bonds.
Honse bills 81, relating to local boards
Of health; SO. requiring the examination
OF engineers Of stationery engines; 70,
concerning tho filing OF stay bonds; 81,
preventing pu,rid substances from
being thrown in creeks and rivers; SO,
concerning otienses agains. property;
%, to punish trespass on cars; ITO. TO
establish a state board OF labor; ll3,
concerning county boards OF examiners;
II, empowering the magisterial distric:
OF Lincoln, Tyler county, to issue honda;
III. amending the game laws; 40, re-
la.ing to the correction Of erroneous
assessments; 1875, concerning grand
juries; 10, establishing a homo for in
cursbles; "a. relating to the evidence
and pay OF witnesses; l74, providing for
the taxation OF palace cars, were ordered
10 a second reading.
House bills Is, relating 10 the treapass-
ing Of stock, and lis. establishing the
independent school districs Of Sisters.
vile, were rejected.
Tho house then adjourned.