The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-01
spoilaI Dl,raIoA to lie inttllioenwr,

house committee on agriculture report.
oil iavorably on house bills IS, amend.
Ing chapter l0l, acts 1891; 24S, original.
ing in the committee, to prevcn. the
killing Of skunks on another psr.y's
lands.
The Judiciary committee reported IA.
vorably on house bills l07. empowering
the courts to call special elections to Ia.
sue bonds. and 24e, originating In tho
committee, amending section q, chap.
tor 81 OF tho code, concerning corpora.
tions.
The finance committee, in compliance
with a resolution instructing them to
inquire into tina oxpedieney Of amend.
Ing the banking laws to conform with
the rocomm ,ndations OF tho bank OK.
Rmlnsr. reported house bill 80. by Blue,
conceruing the examination OF state
banks, and 25l, originating In the com.
lnittce, amending section 5, chapter IL,
acts Of 1893, recommending tho passage
OF each.
Bills intro ducsd: go, BY Cook, OF
Mcdowell, amending section 10. chaptor
80. OF the code; 25S. by Cook, OF Nc.
Dowell, concerning the fees OF uotaries;
"5i. BY Reynolds, establishing court
for Pendleton county; 255, by Porter,
authorizing boards OF education 10 in.
crease tho building fund levy TO so
cents on the 500 valuation; 256. BY
Clark, by request, to ratiiy aud leyalize
tho contract executed between the
trustees OF the Berkeley Spring, and
Dennis Cornelius; 257, by Hess, to i'm.
pose tax on dogs for the protection OF
sheep. etc (; 25S, by Fleming, relating to
the management Of the state normal
school and its branches; 259. by Staple.
ton, amending the Parkerabutg charter;
go, by Blue, providing for the appoint
ment by circuit courts OF committees 10
investigate municipal offices and the
affairs Of Incorporated towns: 26l, by
Hawkins, establishing the independent
school district Of Milton.
SAW DUST N STREAMS.
Tho vote taken yesterday on house
bill 81. preventing saw dus. from being
thrown into streams, made special
order, was announced, and the bill
passed.
Bills passed: House bill c., relating
to the appointment Of local boards Of
health SO, relating TO stationary eagi-
neera in certainIcises; 100, in,tructinC
the clerk OF the house TO prepare con.
densation aud index to tho acts Of the
legislature.
Senate bill IA, concerning the court OF
appeals, on secoud reading, was recon-.
mltted 10 the COMMITTEES on Judiciary.
Senate bill SO. Finley's cigarette bill,
was referred to the judiciary committee !;
senate bill IS, concerning acts valid be.
tween parties but void q, to creditors
and purchasers, WAS referred to the
judiciary committee.
Billa advanced 10 third reading:
House bills, -. concerning regents OF
the state university, normal school and
branches. and school for the deaf and
blind. as amended by substitute from
committee on education; ll3, relating 10
tue duties Of county boards OF examin.
ers; ia. authorizing the magisterial
district Of Lincoln. Tyler county, to
!ssue bonds for school building.
BILLS ADVANCED TO SECOND HEADING.
House bill, 90, requiring the officers
OF municipal corporations OF less than
10000 inhabitants to publish annual
statements OF receipts and disbursc-
nents; 1871, amending the charter Of
New Cumberland; l7o, concerning tho
rate OF tax on hawkers and peddler, !;
l29, authorizing the Mineral county
cour. to change the lines between tho
school districts Of keyser aud New
Creek; 100, authorizing county courts
10 issue bonds; 1872. relating 10 the post.
ing OF delinquent tax lists; 200, amend
Ing the gambling laws; 81, to establish
an industrial home for girls; li6, stat.
Ing the number OF assessment districts
In certain counties; l41. to prevent lie.
gal liquor selling; us. relating to the
removal from office OF county and dis.
trict officers; 1875, to allow the town OF
IIarrisville 10 issue bonds for oil and
"a, purposes 238. authorizing Berkeley
county to fund Lts bonds a. 4
lower rate OF iuiorest; l6l. placing
the age OF consent at fifteen
years; 1888, concerning tho filing and
recording OF certificates OF iucorpora.
ton; 205. prescribing the fees for con-
stables, etc; 2OG, providing that public
documents bs furnished embers.eleci
TO the legislature, previous to tho sos-
tions; 203, for the protection OF lives
rad property at mines; lSS, relating to
the preservation Of the records by the
secretary OF state; 1913. providing for the
employment OF conyic. labor on roads
Iei, relating to the collection OF taxes;
lG6, relating to the duties and powers OF
juIicea; 1853, to close the account OF the
state with tho Merchants bank o!
Charieston; 1875, to suppress bribery at
elections; III, relating to a miller's tolls
and hi, duty to grind; 20S, to prevent
the udulteration OF candy; 22i, relating
to the Estates OF infants, insane PERSONS
and married women 2233. relating to the
du,ios OF commissioners; 23i. rotating
to rehearlngs By tho supreme court oil
appeal,; l94, authorizing tho trustees
Of the MoundsviIs ". L. church to re-
move bodies from the cemetery; s29. to
mtablish a Marshall county court; 49,
10 reform the Monongalia county court;
senate bill Is, amending the act ostah'
lshing tho independent school district
oil Wellsburg.
Senate bill 20, ropenllng tho act TO in
crease tho supply OF food fishes; ~. u