Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-29
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Saturday on House OIL NO. oS, empoW-
ering the city Of Moundsvlle TO issue
bonds for school building, was an
nounced on special order; bill passed.
House bill No IL. amending school
law, special order for 1880, was recon-
mitted TO Che Committee on Education.
on motion of It's patron, Harmer.
On motion OF Blue, the vote by which
House bill No. As, amending the law
establishing the State Board of Agrl-
culture, was defeated, was reconsid-
cred, and the bill was referred back to
Com mittee on Agriculture.
House bills No. 20. Gettysburg mon
umeut bill, was made special order for
Tuesday at IL O'clock, and No. 81,
amending game laws, Wednesday at
1890.
House bill No. SO, relating to guards
at the penitentiary, was LAID on the table
until the return OF Purdy.
House bills No. 25, providing for fill
ing vacancies in municipal offices by ap-
pontment; No. GA, establishing inde-
pendent school district OF Bridgeport;
No. 6S, amending the act establishing
the school district of Weston; No. 96,
amending the law in relation to reloca-
tion of county seats; No. ,, authorizing
married women TO convey real estate by
az attorney ia fact; No. 40, providing
that costs in frivolous and vexatious
prosecutions shall be collected from the
prosecutor; No. 10, amending the code
concerning the salaries and duties OF
county school superintendents; No. 20,
amending the code concerning tho ap-
pontment of notsries public: No. %, re-
lating ID priorities of municipal taxes
and fines; No. 81, authorizing judges OF
the first judicial circuit to emf ploy stem
ographers; (amended by substituting
counties of Hancock, Brooks, Ohio ana
Marshall, for first judicial circuit, y
and No. 66, concerning. appointment OF
special constables; were ordered 10 their
third reading.
At the afternoon session, bills were
introduced: No. 225, by Morris, max
ing it unlawful TO offer rewards to any
one employed in public schools for re-
commencing any text book or other
school supplies; No. 226, by Morris,
amending the act providing for State
Board OF Examiners; No. 227, by Cook,
of Mcdowell (bY request), extending
the time In which distraint and sale may
be made for taxes.
The Committee on Mines and Mining
reported favorably oD House bill No.
2O3, for the protection of lives and
property.
Bills advanced to second reading:
Senate bill No. 20, relating TO duties OF
sheriffS aud tax collectors: House bills
No. l59, concerning mines and mine
ventilation; No. SO, amending section Z,
chapter ;, acts of 1890. concerning terms
OF courts; No 81, concerning lodgechar-
ters. etc, No. 1856, amending eections 9
and TO- chapter l1O of the Code; No. S4
relating to husbands liabilities for
wife's tortS; No. 9S, amending act estab-
fishing ish commission; No. SO, reiat-
ing to liens Of mechanics and others;
No. 104. regulating .ro6nts aDd
col lection of fees of expert wit
uesses; No. loo, providing for a
condensation and index TO acts OF
the Legislature. TO be prepared by clerk
OF the House; No. 100, describing COM
pensation of assessors; No. 1l2, for pre-
vention CT cruelty TO animals; No. 1l6,
to reform, alter and modify county
court OF Barbour county; No. lis, to
repeal appropriations allowed E. W..
Wilson and heirs of Beverly Tucker
out OF the States share Of direct tax:
No. 40. providing for 20 cent State
levy for general and II cent levy for
school purposes; No. 151, relating to
duties of county superintendents; No.
ia, relating to civil suits before
circuit courts; No. 155, provid-
ing for laborer's lien of for
est products: No. 10, revising and con-
soidating military laws; No. 20, TO pre-
vent spread of contagious diseases
among domestic animals; No. n, amend
ing law relating to State Board OF
Health; No. A., changing time OF hold
ing courts in Eighth judicial circuit;
No, 62, amending sections l and IL,
chapter A., relating to municipal corpo-
rations; No. 70, amending charter Of
New Cum berland; No. IS, changing
time of holding circuit courts in Mason,
Putnam and Kanawha counties.
House bill No. "a, providing for the
improvement OF Guyandotte river; No.
los, abolshiug days OF grace; Nos. 50
and 63, reducing general levy and In
creasing school levy; No. l02, to pre-
vent determinations by life insurance
companies, were rejected. Adjourned.