The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-28
SATURDAYS SESSIONS
or tho State Legislature and tho
Business Transacted.
THE EVANSVILLE NORMAL SCHOOL
biii Was Neglected. by tho sonato-rho
Mechnnlos' LION law tho Special
Order of tho House Tuesday After.
noon--Nicarnguan Resolution In
tho sennto-Now Measures aud tho
Manner o rthclr Development,
Seeial pi,pa.th % o. Intnla.nnt.

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CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 27.-In tho
house Saturday, the judiciary commit.
tee reported favorably on house bills
No. liG, amending chapter 90 Of tho
codo MS amended by chapter II, acts Of
1893; No. l47, amending soction 10, chap.
ter -, OF tho code; No. l4S, relating to
the removal from olico OF county aud
district officers; No. lGl. amending sec.
tions 10 and 10. chapter IA, Of the
code; No. 1873, amending section 20,
chapter 81. Of tho code.
Tho committee on humane institu.
tions aud public buildings reported
house bill No. 81, establishing a girls
reform school, without recommendation,
because u similar bill 10 pending In tho
senate, and No. l49, relating to tho reg.
iasry OF births aud deaths, asking that 1t
DO reterred to tho judiciary committee.
Mr.. Hill, OF Boone. was granted leave
oil absence until Monday.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
EOS, regulating tho ieca OF sherids Tor
tho transportation OF prisoners, aud re.
lating to other fees Of shcrifs, Justices
and co%nstables; FOG, requiring reports
of boards OF various state institutions to
be printed and sent to members elect OF
tho legislature by December 10, preccd.
ing the session; both bills originated in
the finance committee; POI, by Cook, oil
Summers. amending section 5, chapter
80, OF the code; 20S, by Collins, by re-
quest. TO prevent the adulteration of
candy; 200, by Hoover, to provide for
supplying lost county records by pro-
curing copies OF the same when they
areo file in the auditors office; 2l0, by
White, of Mercer, providing for levies Of
20 cents for general purposes and 10
cents for school purposes on the 500
valuation; 2ll. by Smith of Hancock,
providing that the question Of granting
liquor licenses by incorporated towns
shall BIO submitted TO tho voters there
Of; 90, by Smith, OF Hancock, provid-
ing for the payment OF losses On fire,
lightning and tornado policies; 2l3, BY
Hoover. authorizing Webster county to
issue bonds for bridges; ola, by Toler,
to regulate railroad ireights aud prevent
unjust determinations els, by Cook. OF
Summers. amending section Il, chapter
30, OF the code.
Petitions were presented from the
citizens Of Hancock county asking the
passage OF the Edwards road law, and
from citizens OF Tyler county protesting
against establishing the Sistersviils in
dependent school district.
Senate bills H.. providing tor the ap-
pointment of special judges OF the su-
preme court; SO, relating to state
licenses. were ordered to second read
ing, aud -. extending the time for cor
rection OF assessments, was
referred to the judiciary committee.
Senate bills IL, providing penalties
for officer, issuing %fraudulen. fee bills:
20, providing for the appointment OF
deputy clerks Of criminal courts 81,
concerning suits in partnership names,
were passed; also, house bills SO. EN-.
towering boards OF education to levy for
school purposes; 10, relating 10 state
licenses; 81. amending the act relating
10 the school district OF Parkorsburg.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House bills "a, prohibiting the sale OF
liquor to students, and A, regulating