Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-19
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delinquent. No %, relating to the ADJUST
ment of damages and costs where the
stock law is in force. No. &C. to prevent
the spread of contagious diseases among
domestic animals. No. p, to provide for
the printing in book form Of the records
of the West Virginia soldiers in the late
war.
BY Hess: No IS. relating to the duties
of assessors. No. %. to impose taxes on
dogs for the protection of sheep in the
county of Harrison.
BY Stapleton: No. 30, to prevent cruelty
to animals. No. 81, relating to the duties
of the guardian of a minor. No. 30, fixing
the liability OF insurance companies. No.
80. relating to the return Of summons is
sued by justices.
BY McClung: No. a. to divide the West
Virginia schools for the deaf and blind
and 10 establish a separate academy for
the blind.
by Glover: No. 50. concerning the
Seventh delegate district and to restore
TO Morgan county a delegate, as provided
by the constitution.
BY Gawthrop: No. SO, authorizing the
judge of the circuit court for Barbour
county TO appoint trustee of the burying
ground known as Maunt Olivet cemetery.
No 81, TO prevent sawdust from being
thrown into the creeks and rivers of the
state.
BY Hunt: No IS, to authorize the filing
of heterogeneous to an adverse party
claimant in a case at law. No 80, con-
cernhg dentistry.
BY Darst: No. 40, TO take the sense Of
the people upon the question of calling
constitutional convention.
BY Laisley: No Al, defining the width
| of lawful county roads and where dam
| ages may not accrue against the county.
BY Stoner: No. ~ relating to the reloca-
| ton of county seats.
BY Taylor: No. 4S. concerning the juris-
diction of justices in the cases OF unlawful
sale of spirituous liquors. No. A. for the
erection of meridian monuments for the
/ purpose of securing uniformity in land
| surveys and preventing litigation. No. d.
TO allow mileage 10 county commissioners.
No. 46. relating to trial of justices.
BY Garvin: No. A.. relating to stationary
| engineers and others in certain cities. No.
IS. TO form a new county to be called the
county of Augusta, out of the territory of
Marion, Monongalia, Harrison and Wetzel
counties. No. 40. to regulate the matur-
ing of cases in equity. No. go relating 10
| license TO persons to practice law. No. 81,
concerning the action Of ejectment. No.
%. for the preservation of certain useful
animals.
BY Chfders: No. 5S, for the protection Of
| laboring men who are husbands and pa
rents against being deprived of the eX-
emption TO which they are entitled under
certain sections of the Code.
BY Hahn: No. 81. concerning levies fer
the support of primary free schools. 40.
"a. to encourage attendance and punctual-
ity in the free schools of West Virginia.
BY Pack: No. o. TO amend he charter
of the city of Blueheld.
BY Broherd: No. 5S relating to the
Weighing of coal
BY Harvey: Nc. 50. amending the Code
providing for tne appointment of board
for the peIitentiary.
BY Ma .sfield: No. 60. 10 amend the Code
concerning relief from enormously as
sessed taxes. No. 81. concerning special
Commissioners. No. 60. concerning COM
| missioners in chaucery. No. 65, concern
! ing the sale of delinquent bonds.
BY Blon: No c. relating to mine ven
| tilation and mine inspection No. 65. eX-
empting old soldiers from the payment Of
| peddlers' license.
BY Morriston; No. &c. relating to the
killing of partridges. etc.
| BY Block: No Ct. to abolish days of
| grace on promisory notes.
BY Henshaw: No. 6S: to prevent jump
/ ing off and on trains.
| BY Brown: No 60. relating to the as
sessment of taxes. No. 70, concerning the
| killing Of deer.
| BY Kenna: No. Il. providing for reduc-
/ ing the levy for State purposes to % cents
on the S1O0 valuation. and increasing the
/ levy for school purposes TO 10 cents on
the 500 valuation.
BY Parsons: No. ~ concerning county
courts their jurisdiction, and powers.
BY Mccoy: No. 70, to enforce work on
public roads.
/ BY Hume: No u. to charter the city
of Hinton and include in it's limits all the
territory now embraced in the towns of
Hinton and Upper Hinton.
BY Cline: No. 10, to prevent Iynching in
the State
By Small: No. 81, concerning mechanics
liens.
BY Harlow: No. H. to provide for a
State board Of dispensary commissioners
and to further regulate the manufacture.
sale and disposition of intoxicating liquors.
! BY Vickers: No IS, concerning eXecu-
tions for specific property and writs of
| ferifacias.
BY Doddrin: No. 70. concerning entries
on the docket of justices Of the peace.
BY Kelsau: No So concerning the SER
vice of processes from justices courts.
No. 81. concerning the service of writs of
attachment and garnishment against
/ boards of education and corporations.
| Mr.. McClung arose to n question of per-
sonal privilege. and desired TO have read
q newspaper article which appeared yes
terday in the West Virginian, the new Re
publican daily published in this city. and
which reflected upon member of the
| House The article was partly read when
/ a resolution was adopted providing for the
/ appointment of committee to investigate
and report upon the matter.
! The speaker appointed as such commit
| tee Messrs. Garvin and McClung.
| The House then adjourned.
The committee on privileges and cleo
/ tions of the Senate were I'm session to-day,
and heard arguments in the case of Gent
| zeudanner VS.. Shaffer Without complet-
! ing its work, it adjourned over until to-
morrow.
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