Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-16

reading this generous offer in this paper.
led to practice, all such persons as
shall pass an examination before one
or more of the several State boards
provided in this act, and making other
regulations
By Grant, bill No 5, to create the
municipal corporation of THE City
of Morgantown" to grant charter
thereto, and to annul charter of Nor
gantCwn, town of South Morgantown,
town of Greenmont and the town of
Seneca Referred to Counties, Dis
| tricts and Municipal Corporations.
By Grant, bill No. g. an act for the
especially with regard to the comfort
OF animals transported to market.
Humane Institution and Public Build
ings.
by Grant, bill No 7, to increase the
powers and efficiency of the West
Virginia Humane Society, giving
accredited part of the society, power
to make arrests and providing penal
ties for interfering with him. HUI
name Institutions and Public Build
ings.
By Grant, bill No. 8, to provide for
the support of wives and children,
providing penalties on husbands for
neglect SO to do. Humane Institu-
tions and Public Buildings.
By Fisher, bill No. 8, to legalize and
authorize the execution of a lease and
agreement by the trustees Of Berke-
ley Springs of the property under their
charge to Charles P Jack, of Berke
ley Springs and A. R. Unger, of Nor
gan, executed on thirty-frst day OF
May 1900. Judiciary.
By Fisher, bill No. 10, to provide for
the free use Of text books by all the
pupils enrolled in the free schools Of
this State, and to provide for the en-
forcement of this act. Education.
BY Lilly, bill No. 11-An act chang
Courts of the Ninth Judicial Circuit,
and to amend the code and acts &C
cordingly. Judiciary.
BY Lilly, bill No. 12-To amend and
re-enance Section 40. of Chapter 80, of
Code. concerning allowances to county
| officers Taxation and finance.
BY Jackson, No. 13-Providing for a
call of convention to frame a new
constitution for this State. providing
that polls be opened on the fourth
Tuesday of next May to find sense of
,-.e people. Judiciary.
BY Jackson, bill No. a. to author
! iZe an action of trespass on the case
in assumpsit to be brought for the
/ breach of any control. Judiciary.
BY Jackson, bill No. Is, for the set
Elements of disputes between employers
and employees, and to prevent and set
tie by arbitration and mediation
i strikes and lock-outs in West Virginia.
Judiciary.
By Jackson. bill No. 16 a bill to
amend and re-enact Section 3, and re-
peal Section 4,-of Chapter AZ, of the
Code, concerning corporations, and to
amend and re-enact Sections II, is, IS,
q. "a, s.. 81. 80, II. 46, AZ, so, 81. 50,
SO and 50; and to repeal Sections As
and As. of Chapter SO, of Code, concern
| ing the regulation, management and
| powers of joint stock companies and
corporations, and to amend and re-
enact Sections 5, 6, 10, Il, Is, 90 II
and 23 and to repeal Section 5, of
Chapter 81. of the Code, concerning
| incorporation of joint stock compon-
les and corporations, and to amend and
re-enact Sections SO, Sc 81, So, SO. 80
and 80, of Chapter 80, of the Code,
| concerning license taxes of joint stock
companies and corporations.
By Lowry, bill No. II, to amend and
| re-enact Section 90 of Chapter 45, of
| the Code. concerning the age at which
| applicants can be admitted to teachers
| applications. provided lowest age limit
of IS years, and that college certificates
| can not supercede necessity for usual
| examination. Judiciary.
| BY Lowry. bin No. IS. to amend and
| re-enact Section 10, Chapter As. of
| the Code. concerning the limitations
| governing trustees as relationship in
| employing teachers. Education.
| By Grover, bill No 10, an act to
provide for the reassessment of the
value of all real estate in Tyler and
| Mercer counties. Judiciary.
BY Laughlin, No. 20, bill amending
and re-enacting Sections 8, 10. II. II
16, %, IS. 81. 33. SO, of Chapter 80, of
the Code, relating to license laws
| Judiciary.
By Laughlin, No 81, bill to prevent
| and punish the giving. offering or TAX
ing OF brides to or by county or mu-
| nicipal officers. Judiciary
BY Laughlin, No. %, relating to en-
! larging the powers of the board of edu-
! cation of the school district of Wheel
| ing. Judiciary
By Laughlin. No. %. making it I'M
| lawful TO witness or exhibit lewd and
| obscene plays and dances. and plays
| based upon or dramatized from OBJ
| scene books and publications, and to
rent halls and houses. or permit them
to be used for such plays and dances.
Judiciary. 4ssss
| BY Laughlin, No. "a. an act to re-
| peal Sections II and Is, of the Code
for the preservation of certain useful
animals, fish and birds" Judiciary.
| BY Laughlin, No. %, to create and
establish free public employment
bureau. Judiciary.
BY Laughlin, No. 26, to amend and
re-enact Chapter Is, of the Acts oil