Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-18

mitee on taxation and finance, BY
unanimous consent, introduced s. Il.
1872, the general appropriation bill. On
Ibis motion the constitutional rule was
suspended and the bill was read first
time by its title: reference to COM
mittee was dispensed with and the bill
was ordered to its second reading.
! Senator Davis also introduced s. b.
1873, the legislative appropriation bill.
| 1t was also advanced to it's second
reading on his motion. under a suspen-
sion OF the rules.
III. B. So, the Swisher pure food law,
was called up by Senator woodward
and was read a second time and adj
vanced to its third reading.
IN motion of Senator Kidd, the
Senate refused to recede from its
amendment to H. B. It's, and asked for
a committee Of conference as to- the
sagreement of the two houses. The
president appointed Senators Kidd,
May and Koran as the Senate commit
tee
On motion of Senator May, H. B. IL,
I. ficers, was called up as a special order,
amended, and advanced to its third
reading ~
On motion of Senator Osenton, the
vote on H. ]. r. 5, proposing consti-
tutional amendment making the office
Of Secretary OF STATE elective, was an
nounced and the resolution declared
adopted.
On motion of Senator Price. S. B. IT'S,
providing thatsdams and other. obstruc-
tons in streams preveGting the pass
age CT fish, be considered nuisances,
was taken UP out OF its order and
advanced to its third reading; also S.
B. IT'S, to better insure the safety of
travel.
On motion of Senator Campbell, Of
Jefferson, H. B. 220, authoring the town
of Snepherdstown to issue bonds, and
z21, amending the act fixing the time
for holding Circuit Courts, were ad
vanced TO their second reading.
H. B. 253, to amend Sec 10 Of Chap.
SO OF the Code: 1856, to amend the acts
of 1888, making provision for free
schools in the town of New Haven,
and So. making an appropriation for a
monument to Levi Morton, one of the
pioneers of Wetzel county, were taken
UP out CT their order and advanced to
their second reading.
On motion Of Senator Miller, H. B.
z76, fixing the time for holding Circuit
Courts in the Tenth judicial circuit,
was taken up, read three times and
passed.
On motion of oenator Baker. H. B.
173, to amend the law relating to camp
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UP out of its order and advanced to its
third reading.
ii. b. 155, concerning special COM
missioners and their duties; was called
up by Senator Harmer and ordered to
it's engrossment and third reading.
5. q. I'll, concerning education in the
counties of Brooke and Hancock, was
read third time and passed without
amendment.
senator Kidd, by unanimous consent,
introduced s. B. 1874, to amend the law
concerning the State board of health.
II. B. z19, extending the time in which
dlstralnt and sale may be made for
taxes, was called up out of it's order,
on motion of Senator May, and passed.
S. B. 176, to amend Sec 6 okChap. rs
of the Code of 1877, relating to chang
ing the limits of incorporated towns.
was called up by Senator Kidd and ad-
yanced to its second reading.
On motion of Senator Baker, H. B.
246, authorizing the judges of the Sec
ond, Third and Fourth districts to en-
ploy stenographers. was read three
times and passed under suspension of
the constitutional rule.
Tne Senate then adjourned.