The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-03-01
lee NEW LAWS OF TAE sTATE
As Enacted by the late Legislature,
which adjourned Friday last.

cent legislature
HOUSE BILLS.
No. i, a bill to amend and re.enact
section SO OF chapter 30 Of the code
relating to assessors.
No 5, Grant, new charter for Nor
gantown.
Springs.
No IL, changing time for holding
court in the Ninth circuit.
No IL, Increasing allowances for
county officers.
Nol4, Jackson, authorizing an &C
tlon OF trespass In the case of asSump'
sit to be brought for the breach of any
contract,
NolS, Lowery, to amend and re-
enact section 10 of chapter % of the
code.
No 10, Lowery, to provide for reas-
sessment in Mercer and Tyler coun-
ties.
No %, Laughlln, relating to Wheel
ing board Of education.
No IS, Laughlln, to establish free
employment bureau.
No 50, Grover, Huntington charter.
No 30, Morgan, TO erect monument
to Levi Morgan.
No As, to allow certain expenses to
tiduciaries.
Mo- 40, Smith, requiring insurance
agents to be residents OF the state.
No5l, Smith, relating to the reno
val of the county officers.
No So, Stech, for the protection of
factory employees.
No 81, Sterk, for the protection of
union labels and trade marks.
No 60, McColloch, raising age of CON
sent.
No 90, Mccolloch, abolishtng short
license.
No 66, Hearn, amending section /,
chapter 20 OF The code, concerning MS
sessment OF taxes.
Noes Cushwa, authorizing Martins
burg to issue bonds for the improve
meut OF water works.
No SO, Cushwa, authorizing Mar
tlnsburg to refund its bonded indebt-
ednesS. No 10 regulating state licenses.
No 81, Johnson, regulating oil used
in coal mines,
No SO, Brannon, fixing the time for
holding court in the eleventh judicial
circuit.
No 80. Sinclair, for the protection
of street car employees in inclement
weather,
No lO6, Via, relating to toll roads
and aboliShing toll in Ohio county.
No los, Davies, re-enactlng mining
laws,
No ll5. Bartlett, making Davies
civil government text book in public
schools,
No III, Wetzel, authorizing free dis
tribution Of vaccine.
No 1876, school district Of Wellsburg.
No 1874. Jarrett, preventing trespaSs
by hunters on private lands.
No 1856, Hanna, amending independ.
ent school district of New Haven.
No l43, Stapleton, amending and re,
enactlng section II of OF chapter 81 Of
the code.
No l46, Hearn, extending the time
in which dIstraint and sale may b,
made for taxes.
No l4s, Davies, providing for th'
! weighing OF certain products and re
p curing acknowledgment at mines.
r No l49, jackson, abolishing hote
G licenses.
NolGl, Hearn, allowing condemna
: tion proceedings TO extend burylnl
grounds.
No 1853, swisher, charter Of Fair
mont.
i No l60, Murphy, requiring American
flag TO be displayed verschool houses
No 1870 jackson relating TO per
sonaI representatives.
n No III, Smith, Wheeling electri
y light bill,
9 No l72, Darst, for the protection o
Q skunks and polecats.
e No l73, jackson, requiring low waite
y alarms to be placed on boilers.
! No lis, Colcord, relation to schoo
q laws.
o No l79, Lowery, charter Of Sisters
7 vile.
;, No 1877, Scherr, Elkins charter.
d No l94, Hall, establishing board o
IS commissioners in Pendleton county.
X No 200, authorizing the formation
E companies for doing logging ant
Is rafting business.
y No 205, Sinclair, empowering board
of education to hold special elections,
% No 2lo, Lowery, requiring schoo
le trustees toestabllsh primary schools
for colored pupils.
No2l1, LaughlIn, to amend and re
enact section i, of chapter i29 OF TIN
code.
II No BIB, Fisher, authorizing count!
% Of Braxton to refund It's bonded IN
II debtedneSs.
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