Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-17

+. NJ. Showater, of Marion; A. R.
| Campbell, of Ohio; Frank NJ. Thomas,
of Preston; A W. Bell, of Clay; Louis
E. Schrader, of Ohio, the latter as
stenographer.
The appointment of the following
pages was announced: Roscoe T..
LocRney, of Calhoun; Chandler Camp
bell, of Ohio: Chas. e. Coleman, of
| Kanawha: Lawrence McClue. of
Wayne; JOS Leroy, of Cabell; Guy s..
Dedds of Kanawha; Arthur Wotring,
of Preston, designating Chandler Camp
bell as mail and banking page.
The following standing committees
were then announced:
On Privileges and Elections-Messrs
NcNeill, Farr, Matthews, Hughes (of
CabelD and Hyde.
On the Judiciary-Messrs. Young,
Patton, Fast, Lockney, Cole, McNeill,
Pierson and Hyde.
On Finance-Messrs. Hughes (of
CabelD, Cook, Hoge, Marshall, Gramm
Baker and Catlett
On Messrs. Reed, Mar
shall, Young, Fast, Hensley, Hughes
(of Jackson). and Baker.
On Counties and Municipal Corpora
Messrs. Hoge, Hensley, Garrett,
Davies Pierson, Dotson and Catlett.
On Roads and Observation-Disclosures
Hensley, Patton White, Davies, Reed,
Shaffer and Baker
On Banks and Corporations-Messrs.
Fast. Marshall, Hoge, Cole, Hughes (of
JacksOn). Baker and Hyde.
On Public Buildings and Humane In
>titutions-Messrs. Cook, Hensley,
Farr, Gramm. Fast, Hyde and Baker.
On the Penitentiary-Messrs. Mat
thews, Hensley, White, Cole, Lockney,
Catlett and Shaffer.
On Railroads-Messrs. Young, Farr,
Gramm, Matthews, Hughes (of CabelD,
Hyde and Dotson.
On the Militia-Messrs. Gramm, Pat
ton, Cole, McNeill, Garrett, Catlett and
Shaffer.
On Federal Relations-Messrs. Gar
rett, Hoge, Davies, Reed, Cook, Dotson
and Hyde.
On immigration and Agriculture
Messrs. Lockney, Garrett, White, Pier
son, Mcneil, Baker and Catlett.
On Mines and Mining-Messrs. Da-
vies. Patton, Hensley, White, Mat
thews, Dotson and Shaffer.
On Labor-Messrs. Patton, Davies,
Young. Hughes (of CabelD, Marshall,
Baker and Dotson.
On Claims and Grievances-Messrs.
Gramm. Cook, Fast, Pierson, Hdye
and Shaffer.
On Forfeited and Delinquent Lands
Messrs. Cole, Patton, Farr, Cook, Gar
rett, Shaffer and Catlett.
On Public Printing-Messrs. Mar
shall, Hughes (of CabelD, Reed, Nc
Neill, Hoge, Hyde and Baker
On Rules-Mr President and Messrs.
Reed. Farr, Young and Baker.
On Public Library-Messrs. Cook,
Eensley. Gramm, White, PiersCn, Cat
lett and Dotson.
To Examine Clerks Ofice-Messrs.
PiersOn. Gramm and Dotson.
Joint Committee to Examine Enrolled
Bills on Part of the Senate-Messrs.
Hughes Cof Jackson) and Baker.
The following bills were introduced
BY Mr.. Patton-Senate bill No. l, to au-
thorize an action of trespass on case in
issumpsit for the breach Of any contract;
Senate bill No. 3, relating to forfeited
and delinquent lands; Senate bill No. 4.
authorizing the board of education of st.
Albans to issue bonds to erect buildings;
Senate bill No 8, in relation to actions
before justices of the peace; Senate bill
No. 6. relating 10 mechanics liens; Senate
bill No. :, authorizing the county court of
Kanawha to issue bonds for the purpose
Of building or purchasing bridge across
the Kauawha river near Charleston; Sem
ate bill No. s. concerning the supreme
court of appeals: Senate bill No. 9, pro-
viding for an asylum for incurables.
BY Mr.. Catlett-Senate bill No. 10. con-
cerning the killing of certain game; SEN
ate bill No. H. for the most effectually
suppressing bribery at elections: Senate
bill No. y. to protect clients and creditors;
Senate bill No 13 to create the office of
dairy and food commissioner, protecting
the farmers and citizens of West Nir-
ginia: Senate bill No. a. relating to the
compensation and mileage of county COM
missioners: Senate bill No. Is. to protect
the riding and driving public from the
recklessuess Of bicycle riders: Senate bill
No. 16. for the relief of keepers of summer
resorts; Senate bill No. H. providing that
road commissioners and road surveyors be
elected by the people: Senate bill No. 49,
TO tax bicycles and tricyces; Senate bill
No 20 to establish hog law in Morgan
county.
BY Mr.. Hensley-Senate bill No. %. re-
lating TO the ventilating and draining Of
coal mines; Senate bill No. q, relating to
education.
BY Mr.. Hoge-Senate bill No. %, to in
corporate into one municipal corporation
the towns of Fairmont, Palatine and West
Fairmont.
BY Mr.. McNeill-senate bill No. %, to es-
Ia ablish a criminal court at Hinton.
BY Mr.. Cook-Senate bill No. q, TO en-
force work on roads; Senate bill No. 25,
concerning examinations by the State
Board Of Health.
BY Mr.. Whitaker. president tNTr. Farr IN
the chair)-Senate bill No. 26 relating to
the taking Of land without the owners
consent for the purpose of public utility.
BY Mr.. Fast-Senate bin No. p, relating
TO proceedings in chancery.
Nv Mr.. Young-Senate bill No. 2S. relat-
ing TO the unlawful sale of intoxicating
LIQUORS: Senate bill No. %, concerning the
exemption of jurors.
Rv Mr.. CatIett-Senate bill No. co. grant
ing to the council of the town Of Bath. in
Morgan county, certain lots Of land for
special purposes.
The following resolutions were then Of
fered:
BY Mr.. Farr. giving permission TO the
committee on privileges and elections to
sit during the sessions Of the Senate.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Dotson. giving the use Of the
Senat. chamber TO the legislative recep-
,i,,, and hall executive committee for the