The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-18
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CuARLrsroS, v. Va, Fob. l7.-In tho
house yesterday tho committee on odu.
cation reported without recommended.
ton senate bill No. o., to enforce at.
tendance on public schools; adversely
on senate bill No, 1888, to establish an
industrial schoo iot girls. and reported
house joint resolution No, %, original.
Ing in committoeraising joint commit.
tee two msubss OF tho house. and one
Of tho scna.c) to confer with Hon. II.
G. Davis and ascertain his views more
fully as to tho scope and purpose OF tho
proposed school, the committee to 70.
port fully to the next session Of the
legislature, with bill for tho establish.
mcut, government aud maintenance OF
the institution, consideration OF tho ros.
oIu,ion to DO q special order for IL
o'clock Monday; POS, prescribing fees
in criminal casos; senate bills l07, ro.
Quifing railroad companies to use the
same Classification for state ~ for inter.
state traffic; 40. establishing n prepara.
tory branch oil the state university n.
Montgomery; 81, making five mouths
school the minimum.
The house bill regulating the practice
oidentistry and creating state board OF
dental examiners, was advanced to i.s
third reading.
The senate bill consolidating the
towns oil Grafton and Wost Grafton,
was advanced to its second reading.
House bill No. 30i, concerning au.
Identification Of deeds and other writ.
ings, was rejected.
Morris's resolution, amending the
rules. providing that bills may be reject.
ed at any time during their reading,
on motion, was adopted.
Passed: substitute for senate bill No.
IS. the preferred creditor bill; house
bill No. 25s, providing for monthly in.
stead Of quarterly payment OF teachers
in normal schools; No. AZ, changing
time OF holding courts OF Eighth judicial
circuit; No. 2O6. requiring biennial re-
ports OF state officers to DO printed and
furnished to mem bers.elect to tho les.s-
lature previous to the beginning OF the
session; No. PA, regulating the sale OF
artificial butter; No. sos. requiring
county officers to report TO the state
auditor all tees received oy them; bills
aooli.hing the intermediate and crimi-
nal courts Of Marion, Mercer and Cabell
counties.
Mr.. Morris introduced a resolution
limiting all speeches TO two minutes,
which lies over until Monday.
House joint resolution No. 20. pro.
viding for the publication OF war rec
ords in the adjutant generals office. WAS
referred 10 tho finance committee, on
motion OF Morris.
House bill No. III, aboliahing the
criminal court OF Wayne county, WAS
recommit,ed to the judiciary com lni.tee.
Senate bill 81, empowering boards OF
education to contract debts Tor building
purposes was definitely postponed; also
house bill No. l2, aud its substitute
amending the school law.
At the house night session, Cook, OF
Mcdowell. offered substitute for house
bill No. 267, authorizing the establiah-
hens OF evening schools.
On motion OF Speaker Edwards,
Smith, OF Ohio. in the chair. house bill
No. 1903, providing for the employment
Of convict labor on roads, was made
special order for II 80 o'clock, Monday.
On motion of Evans. the vots by
which the general appropriation bill
was ordered to its third reading. was re.
considered, and the bill was laid on the
table.
Advanced to third reading: House
bill no. $50, amending Parkersburg
charter; No. 1853, to close tho account OF
the state with the Merchant Bank OF
Charleston; No. 1888. concerning tolls on
turnpikes; No. 257. providing for taxa.
ton OF dogs; No. 225, making it unlaw.
iul to offer any confederation to school
teachers or officials to recommend any
particular text books or supplies.
A vote was taken on the legislative
appropriation bill and house bill Il.
providing penalties for circulation OF
slanderous reports, but the announce
ment was postponed unit! Monday.
Advanced to second reading: Senate
bill No. l03, reforming the county court
OF Mcdowell county; house bilIs No.
$50, concerning millers an d their duty to
grind; No. II, providing penalties for
circulating alanderous reports; No. ooo22,
repeating the hog law in Webster
county.