The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-30
West Virginia Legislature.
lEXTRA SESSION.
SATURDAY, November -.
SENATE.

4
Senate met pursuant to adjournment,
at 10 A. NJ.
Prayer by Mr.. CARsKADoN, of the
Senate. "a. al. "a ?
Senate Journal for Friday was read
and approved.
Leave of absence was granted TO Mr..
Slack till Friday next.
/ Chapter IS of the Code came ep on it's
third reading and passage. Passed;
yeas IA, nays /. EE4tsgF
Chapter 81 of the Code was put on its
passage. Passed; yeas Is, nays 0.
Chapter 81 of the Code was pat on its
passage. Passed; yeas l5, nays o.
Chapter SO Of the Code came MP on its
passage. Passed-yeas Il, nays0.
Chapter "a of the Code came up ON its
passage. Passed-yeas Is, nays o..
Chapter 95 Of the Code came up on its
passage. Passed-yeas Is, nays o.
Chapter 96 of the Code, relative to
money and interest, came up on its sec
ond reading for amendments. Read by
sections and amendments being offered
and not acted on, the Chapter, with the
amendment, was referred to tho Ju-
dietary committee. -rt -s .-
Chapter SO Of tho Code, relative to
games, came up on its second reading
for amendment. Read by sections, and
no amendments being made, the Chap
ter was ordered to its third reading.
Chapter 90 ofthe Code, relative to ev-
idenee required to maintain actions,
came up on its second reading for
amendments. Being read it was ordered
to its third reading.
Chapter SO of the Code, relative to
bills, notes, &c, came up on its second
reading for amendments. Read and af-
ter consultation it was laid on the ta-
BILE.
Chapter 100 of the Code, relative to
partners, factors and agents; the action
of court and remedies for keeping live
stock, came up On it's second reading for
amendments. Read by sections, and no
amendments, the Chapter was ordered
to its third reading.
Chapter 10l of the Code, relative to
the relief of sureties, was called up on
its second reading for amendments.
Read by sections, and no amendments,
it was ordered to it's third reading.
Chapter 102, of the Code, relative to
the action of detinue, came up on its
second reading for amendments. Read
by sections, and no amendments, the
Chapter was ordered to its third read
ing.
Chapter lU3 of the Code, relative to
actions for injuries, came up on its Sec
ond reading for amendments. Read by
sections. After some discussion the
L. foh
Chapter 104 of the Code, relative to
Limitation of suits, was called up on its
second reading for amendments. Read
by sections.
During the consideration of this
Chapter the Senate took recess till 2
p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION. P. NJ.
Senate met in accordance with the
hour of adjournment.
Chapter l04 of the Code being still
under consideration, Mr.. FARMS
WORTH offered an amendment to come
in at the end of the Chapter, which
elected quite u discussion, when, on
motion. the Chapter waa laid ON tho
table.
Chapter los of the Code, relative ts
the sale of iands for the School Fund,
came up on It's second reading for
Read by sections, and
was amended and ordered to its third
Mr.. HOKE moved to suspend therul
so as to take up Chapter SO of the Code,
which had been laid on the table.
Agreed to.
Mr.. HOKE offered an amendment and
sustained his views with short speech.
Mr.. CARSKADON opposed the amend
ment, but, after some sparring, the
WAS carried and the Chap
ter ordered to it's third reading.
Chapter l07 of the Code, relative to
conflicting claims in the hands of a
third party, came up on its second read
ing. Read by sections, no amend
ments offered and the chapter was or
dered to its third reading.
Chapter lO3 of the Code, relative to
awards, came up on its second reading
for amendments. Read by sections, and
no amendments being offered, the Chap
ter was ordered to its third reading.
On motion, Senate adjourned till
Monday at III A. NJ.