Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-26
ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS.
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the commencement Of actions before
Justices Of the Peace.
III Mr. Curtis-No. 1S6, relating to
4 the lease Of property for immoral p...-
poses.
~ Mr.. Hanea-No. ~, providing
Tor the maintenance Of county ROADS.
BY Nh Laishly-N0. l66, concerning
education.
by 3r. Hughes, tof hanawha)-No.
1SS. 10 prohibit mining and manuiac-
turing corporations from engaging IN
the business of carIyilS Oh stores,
known as company OF general stores
/ and supply stores.
g By 8ir. PaIs0ns-No. $50, relating TO
' evidence In court.
by Sir. Tayl0r-NO. 1911. relating TO
the rights Of persons on public roads.
by Mr.. CremeaIs-NO. l5Z, relating
to judgments and costs.
BY 2Ir. Hume-NO. 1913, TO prohibit
the indiscriminate sale Of opium, NOR
Prime, choral, cocaine and such drugs.
The following House Bills were ad-
.vaucad TO their second reading:
No. S, relating TO mine ventilation
and mine inspection; No. 49, relating
To insane persons; No. 26 % prevent
the SPREAD u c9Ltag Ous liseas s among
domestic animals. so. - ~ impose
tax ON dogs toI the protection OF sheep
IN the county Of Harrison; H.. 81. re-
latiIs 70 the return Of summons by
Justice: No. 90, concerning dentistry:
no. g. concerning the jurisdiction Oh
justices ia certain cases, NO. As, relaJ-
ing % malls IS i-e'e-z, 40. Il, relat-
igg 10 the license - stationary en- IN
oa.s ana others. a.. 81. reIar-l 10 the
license OF persons I'D practice a"; No.
-3. 10 enforce won On Jha public roads;
No. SIS. concerning limitation in per-
soual actions; No 100, relating TO sum
mons.
The following bills were introduced
and referred:
BY SIR. Stapleton-No. 1875, amczd-
Ing tire charter of the city Of Parkers-
burg: reference was dispensed with
and The bin was ordered TO It's second
reading.
by lIr. GawJbrop-No. 1876, 70 amend
sections i and >, of chapter 12I, OF the
Code.
BY 1Ir. Foley-No. 1877. to secure the
arrest of criminals and for the greater
security Of life and property "ltAln
the State.
Ry Mr. Blon-No. 19S, providins for
the designs, labels and trade marks
for advertising.
Pv Nr. StaDleton (by request)-No.
1879. amending the Code in relation 10
the tax on circuses and other shows.
House bill No. ,. amending the char
ter of the town o. McundsYille, was
read th- second time, the rules We're
suspended and the bill read tnlrd
time and passed.
House bin 30. 81, to amend the char-
ter of the town Of Bluetield, was ordered
10 its engrossment and third reading.
The House then adjourned.
IL THE SENAE.
The Senate convened at 10 a m.
The Committee on Counties and Mu-
niciDal Corporations reported back
Senate bill No. IS, to amend the char
ter Of Grafton. recommending its pass
age. .,..s
The following bills were introduced
and referred.
BY Mr.. Hcnsley Nc. 80, relating to
charges for railroad fare.
BY Mr.. Getzendanner, no. l0O' To-
lating 10 the diplomas Of teachers.
TX Mr.. Person, SO. H. HAMS 'h1
times for holding Circuit Court in sew
eral counties. No. 1O2, relating to va
cancies in county Offices.
BY Mr.. Cook, No. 1O3, relating TO
normal schools.
Senate bill No. IS, to protect the rid
ing and driving public against the
recklessness Of bicycle riders, on Jhlrd
reading was rejected.
The following bills on the third read
ing were passed:
No. ~ to enforce work on public
roads: No. 26. relating to taking OF
land without the owners consent; NO.
Is. relating to the unlawful sales OF
spirituous LIQUORS; No. %, concerning
exemption OF jurors; No. 81, relating
to the county in which proceedings are
c mmenced
Senate bill No 90. in relation to the
drainage and ventilation of coal mines,
was advanced TO it's second reading.
House Joint resolution No. y, rails
inc Joint committee OF the TWO houses
to visit and inspect the institution OF
the deaf and blind, was taken up and
adopted.
The following bills We're ordered TO
their engrCssment and third reading:
No 3. i'm relation to actions before
justices Of tine peace: No. A. relating
tn comDcnsatiOn and mileage Of county
commissioners: No. /, providing Tor the
election Of road surveyors; NO. 81,
providing Tor the construction Of sys-
tenn of dry closets at the penitentiary;
No. 80. to prevent lynching; No -, re-
lating to offenses against morality and
decencv: No. "A, concerning the duties
of boards of education; No. 10, to pre-
vent persons not naturalized citizens
from being employed on any work Tor
the STATE.
The following bills, on their first
raaCjpg. were advanced to their second
reading:
No. 90. providing for the appointment
of guards at the pcnitentiary; NO. 4S,
relating to cities. towns and villages
No. 81. relating to the eligibility OF
trustees i'm deeds Of trust; No. 81, to
create an independent school district
in Harrison county; No. 81, relating TO
trials by justices.
The following bills were read the
first time and registered:
No. 81, relating to the jurisdiction OF
courts i'm certain cases; No. 60, prohib-
iting counsel from discussing law points
TO juries; No. 66, to increase the levy
Of school purposes to 10 cents on the
S100 valuation.
Mr.. Young introduced Senate Bill No
f04. relating to Usurious Interest.
House Joint Resolution No. 10, ask
ing our representatives in Congress 20