Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-18

cent victory, and the Speaker is di-
| Senator Quay.
On motion of Mr.. Fisher, of 'Brax-
| ton, the resolution was taken up for
immediate consideration.
Mr.. Smith, of Ohio. asked for a ris-
ing vote, and it was SO taken, result
| ing in the unanimous adoption of the
resolution.
The following bills were introduced
and referred to the appropriate COM
| mittees:
by Mr.. Wetzel, House bill No. 127,
| requiring manufacturers of CONNER
cial fertilizers to file bond for other
purposes. Agriculture
BY Mr.. Grant, mouse bill No. 12S,
to amend and re-enact an act blouse
| bill No 6S), passed the session OF
1899, entitled a bill to decrease taxa
| ton and ameliorate the condition of
homeless in INDECENT children in the
! infirmaries of the State. Public build
ings and humane institutions.
! By Mr.. Grant, House bill No. 1923,
"a bill concerning commercial fer
tilizers, and repeating chapter ~ OF
the Acts of the legislature of West
Virginia, of 1891" requiring brand
critics printed on the packages. I'm
migration and Agriculture
By Mr.. Fisher, of Morgan, House
bill No 1870, to authorize the superin-
tendents of the Weston and Spencer
asylums to purchase material for the
female patients of said institutions
to be worked into fancy needle work.
Humane Institutions.
By Mr.. Mccullough, House bill No.
131, bill requiring assessors to
gather agricultural statistics. Agri-
culture.
By Mr.. Lowry (by request) House
bill No. 1872, being a petition of GER
tain citizens of Tyler county praying
for a circuit court stenographer. Jul
dietary.
By Mr.. Jarrett, House bill No. 1873,
bill to amend and to re-enact, sub
section of section 80 OF chapter 60
of the Code of 1899. Claims and
Grievances.
By Mr.. Jarrett House bill No. 134,
a bill to amend and to re-enact sec
tons and 10 of chapter 81 of the
Code of 1899.
BY Mr. Reynolds, House bill No.
1875, to regulate costs in criminal
cases and providing a fund therefor.
Judiciary.
By Mr.. Hanna, House bill No. 1856,
to repeal chapter SO of the acts OF
1888, making provision for schools
for the town OF New Haven in Mason
county. Education.
By Mr.. Hanna, House bill No. 1877,
to provide tor the burial of deceased
sokleIy Of the Civil war Military
affairs
BY Mr.. Harlow, House bill No. 1888,
to amend section o., chapter 30, Code,
regulating licenses of pubnc theatres
puDlic watering places, etc. Taxa
ton and Finance.
By Mr.. Luzader, House bill No. 1879,
to prevent the granting Of licenses
to sell liquor within two miles of any
active coal mine, NUMBERING or oil
operations, except within the limits
OF an incorporated town or village.
Judiciary.
BY MIR. Good, House bill No. 140,
to amend section a. chapter 43, Code,
concerning public roaus. Roads and
Internal improvements.
BY MI. Mcclure, House bill No. 141 =,
to prohibit smoking, swearing or
loud talking in public places. HUI
name Institutions and Public Build
ings.
by Mr. Morgan, House bill No. 142,
to provide FOR medical assistance for
poor people in emergency cases. Ju-
dietary.
senate joint resolution No. 2, de-
clarlng that West Virginia owes no
part Oh what is known as the Virginia
debt, was taken up in its regular or
uer and adopted by unanimous aye
and no vote.
Senate joint resolution No. 8, calling
upon the State superintendent OF free
schools to make tabulated statement
showing the amount OF school tax col
lected in each county and the amount
apportloned to each from the State
school FUND, was taken up in its order
and adopted
Senate joint resolution No ), to ap-
point committee to communicate
! with the Secretary of the Navy as to
what is expected of West Virginia in
regard to the armored cruiser TO be
named for the State, was taken up in
its order and adopted.
The Speaker named as members of
the committee on the part of the
House Messrs. Reynolds. Laughlin and
! brannon.
The following House bills were taken
! n haf lo,, 0,,I1
time and ordered to a second read
ing:
House Bill No. % to enlarge the
powers of the board of education OF
the school district of Wheeling
House Bill No. go, to amend Section
4, Of Chapter I, of the Code, relating
to the removal of officers.
House Bill No. 80, amending the