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WEST VA. LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. 81 9yss
FEBRuARY "a, 1864.


Prayer by the Rev. D. W. Fisher. .
A message from the House announced
the passage Of the following House Bills:
No. Al, Tmposing taxes" ~
No. Al, ITO amend the 10th section of
the act to provide for the forfeiture of pro-
perty in this State belonging to the ene'
mics thereof"
Mo.49, "To provide for repairing the
road and bridges of the Newark & Elizabeth
Turnpike Go mpany, in the county of Writ"
No. so, sAmending the Act to incorpo-
rate the Burning Spring Turnpike Company
passed November Is, 1863" and
No.5 "To provide for the recovery OF
certain claims transferred to this State by
the State of Virginia"
These bills were read the first time, as
was also House Bill No. AZ, "To regulate
fees for appraising property" t
Mr.. Maxwell, from the Committee on
the Judiciary reported Senate Bill No. 20,
"a Bill to provide for the sale of real estate
returned delinquent for the non-payment
of taxes levied by counties or townships"
The Senate rejected House Bill No. 80,
"a Bill to authorize recorders to make or
ders allowing ministers to celebrate the
rites of marriage, and passed the following
bills: .-.
House Bill No. sc, "a Bill for the relief
of Margaret Ray"
Senate Bill No. IL, "a Bill appropriating
the public revenue for the fiscal year 1854
and part of the fiscal year 1864-5."
~ Senate Bill No. 19, "a Bill amendatory
of an act entitled An Act for the collection
of taxes, passed December 7th, 1863"
Senate Bill No. II, ga Bill to authorize
suits in Lewis county in cases heretofore
cognizable in the courts of Braxton county"
Senate Bill No. Is, "a Bill to release
the taxes for 1923 on property in GER
tain counties"
The afternoon session was partially oc.
cupied by Senate Bill No. q, which amends
the act incorporating the Little Kanawha
Navigation Company, and allows them to
collect tolls on oil or oil barrels descending
and ascending the Little Kanawha.
After some discussion and exploration,
the bill was ordered to it's engrossment.
Senate Bill No. 26, (which proposes to
give State bounty to all soldiers enlisting
before the 10th of March, and who have
not received or been promised bounty from
any county was laid on the table to allow
Senators time to prepare amendments to
features of the bill, to which objection was
made, on the ground of their injustice As
the bill was reported and now stands, it
would compel counties having levied boun-
ties and filled their quotas, to pay taxes to
raise bounties for other counties.
Senate Bill providing for the removal of
the Seat of Justice of Pocahontas county,
was read the second time, and after slight
amendment, ordered to engrossment.