The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-28
West Virginia Legislature
[EXTRA SESSION.
FRIDAY, November q.
SENATE.

Soudto neIJ PutouSuO W auJo hh"he'
at 10 A. NJ.
Prayer by the Rev. Gideon Martin,
of the NJ. E. Church.
Senate Journal for Wednesday was
read and approved.
A communication from the House of
Delegates was received, announcing
that that body had passed the following
chapters: 120, 12l, l22, 1913, 124, 125, 1876,
127, 12S and 129, aud asked the concur
renee of the Senate.
Mr.. CARSKADON offered Senate bill
No. S5, relative to extending the time of
the meeting of the commissioners of
Mineral county, in reference to the di-
vision line between Hampshire and
Mineral.
Rules were suspended to put the bill
en- its second reading.
On motion the rules were further
suspended and the said bill was put on
its third reading and passage. Passed;
yeas 10, nays none.
Senate Bill Sc, relative to relieving
Thomas McEldowny of Wetzel county,
from taking the teachers test oath.
On motion the rules were suspended
and the bill put on its first reading.
A motion was made ts suspend tho
rules to pat the bill on its second read
ing.
Pending this motion a spirited debate
spraug up. 1t was urged that every
signer of the petition of Mr.. Neil
downy was truly loyal, and were of the
most Radical character.
Mr.. WILSON objected to such kind of
insinuations. He wished to know If
the name of q Conservative should be
found upon the petition, whether it
would kill iti He thought that such
seemed to be the course of the argu-
ments of the gentlemen who had spoken
upon the subject. He deemed it an in
suit to the Senate.
The vote to suspend the rules, to put
the bill on its second reading, resulted
adversely. The bill was then referred
to committee on Education.
CHAPTER 7S of the Code, relative to
Descents and Distributions, came up on
its third reading and passage. Passed
yeas 10, nays l.
Chapter 81 of the Code, relative to
Guardians and Wards, came up on its
second reading for amendments. Read
by sections and no amendments offered,
the chapter was ordered to its third
reading.
Chapter SO of the Code, relative to
Leasing Lands of Infants, Insane Per
sons, &c, came ap on its second read
ing for amendments. Read by sections
and the bill laid on the table.
Chapter 81 of the Code, on suspension
of the rules, was called up on its third
reading and passage. Passed; yeas l6,
nays none.
Chapter S4 of the Code, relative to
the transfer ofpreperty belonging to de-
cedents, wards, insane persons, or CeStm
Que trust, was called up on its second
reading for amendment. Read by Sec
tions, and no amendments being offered,
it was ordered to its third reading.
On motion, the rules were suspended
that the Chapter might be put on its
third reading and passage. Passed; yeas
l6, nays none.
Chapter IS of the Code, relative to
Personal Representatives,, their powers
and duties, came up on its second read
ing for amendments. Read by sections,
and no amendments being offered, the
Chapter was ordered to its third read
ing.
Chapter So, of the Code, relating to
the duties of personal representatives
as to real estate; and the liability of
such estates for decede nt's debts, came
ND on its second reading for amendment.
Read by sections, and amendment NOV
ed. 1t was then ordered to its third
reading.
On motion Senate took recess till 2
O'Clock P. NJ.
! AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate met at the hour appointed.
Leave of absence was granted to
Messrs. Foster, Young and Martin.
Mr.. CARSKADON moved to suspend
the rules to take up Chapter II, of the
Code, relative to wills. Agreed to.
Mr.. CARSKADON offered the follow
ing amendment to section "a, to-wit
After the word binding" add: "On the
trial of any such issue, it shall be the
duty of any Judge before whom the
trial is had, on motion of any party
thereto, TO make the whele testimony
adduced in the course part of the
record for the revisal of the Court OF
Appeals, upon writ of error, or error
ana suptEScuSdSy W NUN AAay oO oA'O"SN
and ia any cause arising on an issue OF
derisant rel non, where the testimony
or the facts stated are before the Court
of Appeals, the said Court may proceed
to the final determination of the same,
OF for good cause may remand for fur
ther trial before jury" Laid on the
table.
Chapter II was put on its passage
and passed; yeas l6, nays none
Chapter So was put on its passage
and passed. yeas 16, nays none.
: Chapter 81 of the Code, relative to tht
securities of fduciaries and their settle
ment, &C., was called up on its secont
) reading, for amendments. Read by sec
t tions; amended and ordered to its third
reading.
: On motion, the rules were suspended
and the Chapter pution its third read
ing and passage; yeas l6, nays none.
Chapter 50 of the Code, relative to tn,
. right of entry, came mp on its secont
y reading for amendment. Ordered to it.
!. third reading.