Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-17
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
SATURDAY, January Ii, 1915.
SEN AIIc

SENATE
bill providing for the payment of the
'n,er.s, upon Certain bonds guaranned by
The Commonwealth, and the e,u annual
annuity due To the old James River Com.
pany. vas received fro" the House, and
referred TO the Commit &c OF General
Laws.
his bill oppropriatcs 100000 FIR the
payment OF the interest aforesaid, the com-
pany being unable TO do 80 rrscrying all
the nights aud interests OF the State s,eu.
red under the mortgage OF said company
10 the Safe.
MIR. McMul'en, from The CONN. iliec of
Internal iDpro> em,n', rep"rted the bill i.
mendng the ac', co, crrniny the pub ic
roads in he couuty OF Rocknriire.
The bill was explained by Messrs. Nc
Null and Peyton. 1t exempis female
black timetables from the operation of The
former law. The hill was passed.
"A hill incorp rating the Bowers ILL.,
Iurnp Ike Company, wi h amendments,
was passed, alter some Suggestions by
NcsSrs. Thompson and Crump.
STATE INSTITUTIONS.
MIR Carr II presented u report Of tn,
committee Of the Senate, appointed to en-
anime tue Sta'e Institutions at Slaunion.
he report gives very favorable &c
count OF the general condition and man,
agement OF the institutions, and strongly
urges the necessity OF completing IN,
holdings f"r The Deaf aud Dumb and
Il ind Ordered l., he p inted.
MIR. S,annrd reported bill incorpora
ling the Broad Meadow Mining AMI Man
uiHctming Company, with amendments
which were adopted
Mr.. Nc Mullen moved further 10 amend
So us 10 make the private property OF III,
stockholders Of The company liable for il.
debts.
ca motion OF Mr. Wiley, who ,hough
the amendment imperfect, the Till aud a
amendments were laid on the table.
STATE OFFICERS.
Inc resolution Tor the election Of Stat,
officers was taken up, on motion Of Mr.
Wallace, and soanen1ed aS TO include the
] election oi a Councillor of Stale.
On mption OF Mr.. Bond,ran;, the reso.
luton was urthcr amended, so as 10 fix
"Wednesday the 22"d as tho cay of eiec-
/ i'm.
TENAS.
Mr.. Thompson al *. Il, red the follow.
ing rcso utnn, whlrh he would move 10
Iayon The table, cons dcred on W edncs-
day mex: 80
Res lived. by the General Assembly,
! That The Annexation of Texas should be
eiio ted with no further delay than NAY be
necessary for the Accomplishment of that
object hy the constituted authorities Of the
| iwn countries.
Resolved. That the Governor 10 requcs.
ted 10 communicate n copy OF the above
resolution TO each Of The Senators and Re-
personalities of this Commonwealth in the
| Congress Of The United States.
VALLEY TURNPIKE.
On motion of MIR. Stanard. tho hill au-
thorIl'ng The Valley Turnpike to make
loan, and To guarantee the bonds of the
Company was taken up.
MIR. Sanard moved to amend, at the
end Of The sec, md section, thus: "Provi.
Died hat the money raised by This loan
shall be applied to the payment OF the en-
lstlng debts OF the Company, and 10 mons
others.
MIR. Gallaher was opposed 10 this amend
mcnt. as totally unnecessary, the Control
OF The aiF,irs Of the Company being in the
hands ct the State Directors, and hoped
Mr.. 5 would withdraw.
Mis- anard en'or ed the proprie'y Of hi,
amendment, and another which he read.
MessIs. Wiley, Thompson Of X and
WuIlcck, also opposed the amendment
unnecessary here being ample conrro!
over the affairs Of the company in The
hands OF the State Directors
Alter some further remarks by Messrs
Sanard, Carter, and McAlulen. The bill
was rccommiued. on motion OF the latter
gentleman.
On motion Of Mr. Dennis, the bill chan
ging The tine Of holding certain Courts H.
the Pad Judicial Circuit, was taken up,
NOD pas: cd.
Ga motion "l Mr.. Crump, al The sug-
ces'i n of Mr. McMuiIen, The bill con-
corning The l65th re.i lent, was recon,
sldcred and laid upon the table.
On motion Of Mr. McMullcn, he Srn.
ate adjourned.
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