Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
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-, CHARLESTON, ". VA, January II
ne following bills were introduced Ia
'he House to-day; No. lis, by Pyle, re-
peaiinE appropriations allowed the
estate OF the ATE Beverly Tucker to Z.
W. wilson, equal 70 ten per cent OF the
amount Of the direct tax when the same
- pAlu 20 TIE State by the United States;
No. ll9, by Adkins. prescribing assess
ment alStrieJs In certain counties; No.
l-o' oy Harmer, for the relief Of taxes
erroneously assessed; No. 12l, By Har-
mer, concerning acts valid between the
parties but void as TO creditors and pur-
coaserS; No. l22, by Collins, concerning
actions before Justices; No. 123,
oy Purdy, establishing a Criminal
Court for Marshall county; No. l24, by
furdy, 20 punish mischief makers; No.
10, oy Lawson, establishing county OF
Mlngo. out OF part of the county OF
Logan: No. 126. by Morris, adopting
the present system Of books for use In
public schools; No. i27. by Morris, 10
prevent discrimination by railroad
companies and establishing a railroad
co omission; No. l2S. By Cook, OF Nc
Dowell providing for reduction OF real
estate Tor purpose of taxation in certain
cases; No. l29, oy Reynolds, aCthoriz-
Ing the County Court OF Mineral county
10 cnaDge boundary line between
the school districts or KeYSer
aud New Cumberland; No $50,
by Greer, fixing liability Of insurance
companies; No. 13l, by HINES, to pre-
vent the spread Of noxious weeds; No.
132, by Mcdonald, concerning assess
meat OF taxes and correction OF land
books; No. 1873, by Martin, for the re-
lief OF Andrew w. Gregg, deceased;
No. 1874, by Smith, OF Hancock, for con-
struction and lettering OF roads.
The Judiciary Committee reported
favoratly on House bill No. 10, amend
Ing section 80 OF chapter 80 Of the Code
aud No. Il, TO prevent imposition on
secret and other societies and adversely
on No. %, relating 10 naturalization
and records Of deeds, etc.
The Labor committee reported IA
vOrabiv on House bill No. IS 10 protect
employees and labOrerS in their claims
for wages.
The Committee on Taxation and Fl
nance reported favorabiy 90 No. 20, the
Gettysburg monument bill.
The Committee on Counties, Districts
and Municipal Corporations reported
favOrabiy on No. "A. amending section
IS, chapter 3, OF the code, and No. SO,
amending section IS, chapter 30 Of the
code.
CThe Committee on Education report
ed iavOrsbly on House dill No. l.,
amending sections ,, 40 and 45 Of chap
ter 20, OF the Code, concerning free
schools, with amend meOtS; No. 81,
amending the school district OF PErkers-
burg; No. 0S. amending the law as ap-
piled 20 the independent school district
OF Weston; No. -, concerning salaries
and duties Of county superintendentS,
with amendments; a substitute for
House bill No. 3, empowering the
school district O Spencer 20 issue bonds;
No. IS. empowering The school district
.ol Mouusv,ilo 70 issue bonds; adversely
on No. "a, creating The independent
school distric, of Bridgeport. House
bill No. 5, ameUdiug section IS, chap
Ter 26 of ucss of 1893, aud No. "a, pro-
hibitire the sale of liquor to.students
were reported without recommends
tion.
The Committee on immigration and
Agriculture reported fayorablY on No.
Is. amending tae act establishing
State Board OF Agriculture aud ad-
verseiy on 40. &C., 10 create State
Board of Agriculture.
smith. OF OHIO, Introduced House |
joint resolution No. IA, providing Tor /
special committee 20 investigate and /
provide "A remedy for the speak easy |
system Of Seliiug liquor: lies over.
A resolution Oy Reynolds, providing /
that County Courts aud City Councils |
may submit questions OF granting liquor /
licens s 90 votes OF The ieopie: lies over !
The petition OF L. Y. Moore, aud 9TH |
tr3. Of HARRISON county, was presented |
ASKING the passage OF the Gettysburg |
Monument Bli.
A resolution was adopted authorizing |
the clerk 70 appoint al additional as
siStaut.
A resolution providing for the APP |
u0iatmcnt Of additional committee /
CLERKS. pases aud CLOAK room Keeper, |
Oas the subject OF leugthy discussion. |
MANY amerdmenJs were offered and /
thew. with the original resolution, were |
defeated.
Rlne offered resolution, that when
ony committee needs an additional |
clerk. n shall make the same known TO |
The House 10 writing: objected TO; lies |
over one day.
on motion Of Morris, the State HIS
,o~ieaI Society was granted the use OF |
,bs hall of the House for It's annual
meeting tonight
Brady. of Ohio, was given four days
leave Of absence. ,n
senate bills Nos. and passed 10 the
Sanate this mOraing, were read tue hrst
time and ordered TO their second read
ing. s,lo-i.s
-, conntv officers, reported adversely 0y
H. Judiciary Committee, because sub
se., matter is embraced IN House OIL
No. A. was rejected. 49,,
House bills Nos. 1, amending divorce
diyorce laws; > amending law as TO time
- ,vorsinQ roads: 6, amending the char
- of Huntington; =. concerning 90
str,ction Of highways; ID, concerning
.sserts OF the State University state
School and branches, ana
: I'll for Deaf add Blind; -, for pro-
,ae,ion of memb ers OF secret
"a other societies from lmpo-
si,Io,s. rs. amending the charter
= S,orp dsville; l., relating 10 actions
u "a S,,trs A. law: "A, stating salaries Tor
er,y officers; IS, relating TO collection
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