The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-02-14
ASKED FOR NIGHn. sEssIoNs
In Order to Clear Up5Sa1endar--1A
ternoon House Proceedings! ;

s.. In the house yesterday afternoon
the following was done; ::39,.a>j ~.
+ ::.Atrthe request GoTt fM4.peyoepers,
house bill No. 167, ,felafing, to,the> In
dependent school distri CT Of Parkera4:
burg, was taken up Out of&ies order.
Tread a SECOND, time and advanced TO a
third reading. -. ~ '.#rl3l5 .. ,.=.',,..
/ Unanimous consent being refused,
Mr.. Cooper moved 1thatt{house :,bili
no. 168, relating to theSoharteg, ST
the city Of Parkersburg, bet taken UP
out Of its order and be- road a first
time The motion prevailed and, the
the bill was read q. .frstItime.. The
committee on military reported faV-
t GhaO mili h9E1e c6 6d Ae. $4 amending
:. The committee. on taxation and
finance reported, favorabiy, house
bill No. 28S, relating to the collec-
ton Of tates. = sy.
i. The committee on enrolled. bills re-
ported several bills as being signed
by the GOVERNOR ..+%,'. =. r.,
Mr.. sutph1n from the, COMMITTEES
o on - education Exported fayorably
house bill ,No,.t28e, estahlshing the
1ndependent school zdistrictfor Sisters,
b Mr.. Naylpr Of the committee on
judiciary. reported favorably house
PHI No, ga, amending ana re-enact-
ing section ltWosof ehapteEt625 of the
code; house bill No. 231,.faxing the
time. for holding the circuit courts
In each county Of the eighth judicial
district; hopBs bill No. 251I constitu-
ting the auditor Of the state the at
toEney in fact Tor all foreigpand non
resident, domestic corporations, and
house bill No; $50, concarning an
attorney in fact. The committee re-
ported unfavorabl3 houseF bili No.
307,l TO-. amend and re-enaet section
10 Of chapter SO and hoHse bill No.
1876, relating to license tex on cor
poratfonss and the. committge report
ed without recommendation house
bill No, 49,, the Evans jim Grow bill.
Mr.. Evans offered resolution,
providing that owing to the present
shape ofTthe calendar and the large
number Of local, bff1s on the same s
night sessions, should be held by the
house until the end Of tie session
and THAT the, local bills beHtaken up
according. TO- their position ON the
calendar "a aud advaneed as .f&r as pos
st6le. The resolution went over one
day In accordance with the" rules.
e; lngqrimpeT Of bills were Introduced
"uU ANtSaASA W luS appropriate COM
niteess. Among these was house
bill NO, 3t6, the. compromise Char,
lesion charter ana under i suspen-
sion Of the rulsB it was advanced to
q se2ond reading and will % printed.
With the unanimous consent Of the
house, Mr.. Stanton had house bills
1872, the original Chagleston charter
and No. 70. the substitute Bill otter
ed for house bf1l' No. 81, tie osteo-
pathic BILL, indefinitely postponed.
thus renewing. them from the calen-
dar. " e. -.
Unanimous consent being refused,
Mr.. Ingram moved that house bill
No. II, relating to the Independent
school district Of Martifsburg be
taken up out OF IFS, ogder, The mo-
ton prevailed, the bill read third
time and passed 10 take effect from
its passage.
d At the request Of Mr.. Hughes en-
crossed senate bill No. rs, the
county levy. bill restricting county
courts to a mamitnum levy of IS
cents, was taken up and read third
time and passed.
At the request OF Mr., Midelburg,