Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

registery Of births and deaths, asking
that it be referred TO the Judiciary Com-
mittee.
Hill, of Boone, was granted leave Of
absence until Monday.
Bills introduced: No. POS, regulating
fees of sheriffs for transportation of
prisoners, and regulating other fees Of
sheritis, justices and constables, and
No. 206 requiring reports OF the varl-
Gus State institutions TO be printed and
sent 10 the members-elect OF the Legis-
latUre by December 10, preceding the
session, both bills originating in the
Finance Com pittee; 10. 2O7, by Cook,
OF Summers, amending section 3,
chapter 80. of the Code; no. POS, 0y Col
Inns, (by request 10 prevent adultera-
ton OF candy; No. 200, by Hoover. TO
provide for supplying lost county rec
ords by procuring copies of the same
when they are on file in the Auditors
| Otfice; No. 2lO, by White, OF Mercer,
providing for levies of 20 cents for gen.
eral purposes aud Is cents for school
purposes on the 81 900 OF valuation; No.
2ll, by Smith, of Hancock, providing
that the question Of granting licenses by
incorporated towns shall be submitted
10 the voters thereof; No. 212, by Smith,
of Hancock, providing for the payment
! OF losses on fire, lightning and tornado
| policies; No. 213, by Hoover, authorize
/ ing Webster County 10 issue bonds for
/ for bridges; No. pa, by Toler, TO regu-
! late railroad freights, and prevent IN
| just discrimination; No. 215, by Cook,
| OF Summers. amending section IA, chap
ter 90, of the Code.
Petitions were presented from citi-
zens of Hancock county asking the
/ passage of the Edwards road law, and
from citizens of Tyler county protesting
| against establishing the Sistersyille in
/ dependent school district,
Senate bills No. II, providing for the
I appointment Of special judges of the
Supreme Court; No. 80, relating to State
licenses, were ordered to second read,
ing.
No. 43, extending the time for correc,
| ton of erroneous assessments, was re-
I ierred to the Judiciary Committee.
Senate bills No. 10, providing for pen
! alties for officers issuing fraudulent fee
| bills; No. 90, providing for the appoint,
! ment Of deputy clerks of criminal
| courts; No. p, concerning suits in part.
/ nership names, were passed; also House
| bills No. 80, empowering boards OF
/ education TO levy for school purposes
! No. 10, relating TO State licenses, and
( No. 81, amending act relating to schoo
! district OF Parkersburg.
/ IT. the afternoon session House bill
/ No. 81, prohibiting the sale of liquor Il
I nd he
/ holding Of municipal elections were
/ passed.
House DILL No. SO, authorizing the
school district Of Moundsyle to issue
| bonds, on third reading was voted OF
but the announcement OF the vote post
| poned until Monday at 1890.
House bill No. As, mechanics lien law
was made q special order for Tuesday a
. o'clock.
House bill No. rs, amending the &C
establishing q State Board OF Agricul
ture, was rejected.
Porter introduced House bill No, 2l6
concerning purchase OF school books BY
boards of education.
Leaves OF absence were granted L
Crislip, Browufeld, Ford, PierSon o
Braxton. Hsnsford and Kidd.
a petition from citizens OF Brook
county asking the passage OF Edwards
road law, was presented.
On motion OF Martin, House bill No
IT'S. to extend the corporate limits o
Charlie ston, was taken up out of order
amended, and made special order 70
Tuesday at 3 o'clock.
| Adjourned.