The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-03-01
WHOLR no. 2O45

p0tntment OF commission 70 credit
accounts of county courts.
No $50, jackson, extending the time
In which railroad companies may COM
plete their lines.
No $50, Martin, Charleston charter.
No 2sl, Hervey, amending the char
ter OF Wellsburg.
No 2S5 Reynolds, legislative reap
portionment.
No 26s, linn, to amend section 1,
chapter 80, Of the code, relating to.
bonds.
No 255, Reynolds, congressional re-
apportlonment.
No 264, Smith, creating an advisory
board of pardons.
No 275, McClintic, fixing the time
of holding the court In the Tenth ia
dlclal circuit.
No 277, corporation law.
No $50, Scherr, amending section 81
Of chapter 10 OF the code, concerning
normal schools.
Nos 2Sl to $50, inclusive, are the rip
per bills.
No POP, Prlchard, charter Of Man
nington.
No 300, Swisher, defining and regu-
latlng political conventions.
No 1903, Brannon, amending section
II Of chapter 1876 Of the codg.
No 3o5, Hanna, authorizing Point
Pleasant to refund It's Indebtedness.
No 3l3, Brannon, amending section
4s OF chapter "a OF the code.
No 318, to establish university
preparatory department at Keyser.
No 81, Martin, providing boards Of
equalization Of re.assessment OF real
estate.
No 800, Mlllender, preventing per-
sons fvom molestlng literary societies,
religious or holiday entertainments.
No 1928, general appropriation bill.
No $50, Anderson, TO preserve the
purity of the New and Kanawha rlY-
ers.
No. 33l, Jackson, providing for the
submission Of five amendments TO the
people.
No 1913, regarding the registration Of
voters.
SENATE BILLS.
No l, Harmer, amending the law for
examination Of applicants to practice
law
No2, Harmer, taxing the retail saIe
of cigarettes.
Nos. 8, and o, relating to g. y o.
railroad.
No TO- Miller, giving a salary to Dish
and game warden.
No l., Cornwell, for the protection
Of fish in private waters,
No IA, May, providing for the sale OF
delinquent lands.
No Ii, May, relating to the reloca.
tion of county seats.
No 10, AshbY providing for the
burial Of INDECENT soldiers and sailors.
No -, Ashby, to amend section 5 Of
chapter lief the code.
No "a, Whitaker, to prevent cruelty
to children.
No IS, Whitaker, to increase the
powers and efficiency Of West Viz
glnia humane society
No 80, Whitaker, to provide for the
support Of wives and children.
No IS, Whitaker, savings bank Law.
No 30, May, making it a misdemeau-
or 10 remove property covered by
mortgage from The state.
No 81. Lanham, creating an anat-
omical board,
No %, Cornwell, increasing the sala.
ry paid the physician at the Romney
institute for the deaf and blind.
No 81, Smith, to suppress prize tight
ing.
No 81, Ashby, relating to taking
land for public utility.
No Il, Corder, requiring assessors TO
gather agricultural statistics.
No -, Cornwell, allowing fractional
license to be taken out BY summer re-
sort proprietors.
No "A, Campbell, relating to dIyis-
ion hedge fences.
M al, Koran, respecting appeals Of
contests between county Officers to
the circuit court.
No u, Bnrkhart, concerning COM
mercial fertilizers
No 20, Whitaker, relating to the iu-
corporation OF title and trust compan-
les
No so, Baker, to change the name Of
the Potomac * Piedmont Coal COM
pany.
No So, Ashby, amending the fish and
game law
No9I, Miller, amending the charter
OF Hinton.
No 95, Burkhart, TO prevent intro.
duction and spread of contagious dis
eases among domestic animals.
No 80, Price, relating TO the poor.
No lOl, Marcum, relating to the in-
corporation Of cities, towns and vii.
lagos OF less than two thousand popu.