Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-13
the code relating to the collection Of

the cOue feiatiu8 70 the coilecrlon OF
fnes.
No. 29-By Senator May, placing the
State tax at 29Icents on the hundred
dollars valuation for general State pur-
| poses, and 20 cents on every one hun
| dned dollars valuation for the support
of free schools.
No. 3o-By Seaator Baker, to provide
for the appointment of commissioner
to arrange for State exhibit at the
Pan-American Exposition and provid-
ing $4,000 for taat purpose.
No. 3l-By Senator Baker, providing
for a State board of arbitration and
Cancellation for the settlement of labor
controversies.
No Spy Senator Whitaker, by re.
/ quest, to amend the act providing fol-
| the appointment of a game and fish
warden.
No. 33-By Senator Whitaker, pro
viaing for a call of a convention o
frame new constitution for tbs
State. ! !
No. 34-By Senator Whitaker, toprr
! vent cruelty to children.
No. 35-By Senator Whitaker, goln-
! crease the powers and efficiency @ the
| West Virginia Humane Society,"
No. 36-By Senator Whitakerey re-
quest. to prevent the docking c norses-
! No. 37-By Senator Whitak4 TO pro
vide for the support of parers oy tneir
i children.
| No. SS-By Senator WhitKer, for the
! punishment of cruelty toshlmals'
/ No. 3s-By Senator Wieaker' 10 pro
vide for the support ofNiVes ana chill
/ dren.
| No. 4o-By senatoTWhitaker. relat-
| ing to the payment'A lees lor requlsl-
| tons.
No. 41-By saator whitaker 10
amend the code eiating 10 kldnapplng'
! No. 42-By saator Whitaker. by re-
| quest. to AMID the election law by
| extending IL right of suffrage to wo-
/ No Ae-8y Senator Koran, for the
relief ofJ. NJ. Pierson, surety on the
official 5ond of G. w. Arbogav. late
sherifJf Clay county.
| No44-By Senator Ashby, to amend
the ode relating to actions before JUS
tics of the peace
/ No. 45-By Senator Ashby, to amend
ne law concerning the ventilation and
drainage of coal mines
No. 46-By Senator May, for the pro-
lection of trade marks, labels and trade
names.
No. 47-By Senator Harmer, to pre-
vent the blacklisting of discharged en-
ployes.
All were referred to appropriate com
mittees.
Senator Harmer offered a resolution
providing for the appointment Of a
committee of five, two by the Senate
and three by the House, to confer with
Secretary Long, of the United States
Navy, to inquire what is expected of
our State relative to the new armored
cruiser to be named West Virginia
and report at the present session of the
Legislature.
Senator Clark offered a resolution
authorizing the appointment of one as
sistant librarian. The resolution lies
over one day under the rules.
Senator Ashby offered a resolution
requiring that all bills, resolutions and
other copy sent to the public printer be
typewriter. Under the rules the reso-
luton lies over one day.
Senate joint resolution No. 2, pro-
viding that the Legislature declines
and refuses to take any action in re-
gard to what is known as the Virginia
debt, was taken up and adopted by an
unanimous vote and without discus
sion.
The resolution appointing Thomas j.
Davis as private secretary to the pres
ident, and Harry Brown and Joe Kenna
as additional pages, were passed.
The joint resolution providing that
the State superintendent OF schools be
requested to furnish the Legislature
with tabulated statement OF the ap-
portionment of the general school tax
along the several counties of the state
was taken up and adopted.
The Senate then adjourned until
1920 o'clock Monday morning.