The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-21

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SRNATE.
% ss FR1pAY, Nov. %, 1858.
The Senate met alto O'Clock, and was
member of the Senate. q ~
a message was received from the
honse OF Delegates announcing that It
hsa agreed to the amendments propos-
ed py the Senate to chapter 39-that il
had passed chapter 73 and asked con-
Gurrence, and had adopted House Joint
RESOLUTION No, 20. in relation to print.
ing the chapters of the Code as they
are passed, The resolutions direct
the public printer to print the same
number, In the form and manner as
the other acts of the Legislature are
printed and that the Clerk of the
House of Delegates prepare, as soon as
possible, an index to the Code.
chapter rs of the code was read the
nEst;ume and ordered to its second
On motion of Mfr. Hoke, House Joint
Resolution No. 20, was laid on the ta-
Chapter 90 was read the third time
and 1.-The 191st section having been slight
~ amended, was passed.
Chapters 81, 90 and Sc We're read the
second time and ordered to their third
nmotion the Senate took recess
until P. n.
Il AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate re.assembled.
On motion OF Mr.. Dix chapter 81 was
lald on the table.
Chapter So was read the second time
and after various amendments was or
dered to its third reading.
Chapter 50 was read the second time,
amended, and on motion of Mr.. Cars.
kadoni was laid on the table.
Chapter go was read the second time,
particulars, was, on motion of. Mr..
linn, laid onthe table.
Mr. HokeI by leave, introduced Sem
ate Bill No. S2l changing the name Of
west Yirginia Agricultural Collegen
to West Virginia University y and the
title Board of Visitors" to iIBoard of
Regents" THE bill was read the first
time.
On motion of Mr.. Boreman, under
a asuspension of the rules, resolution
was adopted that when the Senate adj
tourn, itibe to meet on Monday next at
2PsM. as
on5motion of Mr.. Wilson, the Senate
adjourned. So
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer by Rev. Eli Riddle, delegate
from Richie.
Mr.. Ferguson, OF Cabell, from the
Committee. on Revision, reported chap
ters of the code Jos to Ill inclusive,
with the exception of chapter 106.
The Clerk reported message from
the Senate, announcing the passage of
chapter 81 of the code without, and
and chapters 50 and 50 With, amend
ments. i-5.a.la414-l y Dl5l
Mr.. Ferguson, of Cabell, moved that
the amended chapters sbe laid on the
table. Agreed to.
The Calendar was then taken up,
and the following chapters passed:
Chapter 90, of the preservation of GER
tain useful animals; 81, masters and
81, of guardians aRd
wards; 81, Of the transfer of property
in this State, &C.; IS, of personalrep-
resentstives, their powers and duties,
&C.; So, duties of personal repre-.
sentatives as to personal estate;
fiduciaries; 8s, Of the right Of en-
try: SO. of the summary remedy for
unlaw fol entry and detainer; 90, of The
action of ejectment; 9l, of allowance
for improvements; 90, of weights; 81,
of emblements; 95, apportionment OF
money becoming due at fixed period;
o6, money and interest; 81, of gaming;
eS, when written evidence Is required
to maintain action; 90, of bills, notes.
bonds and other writings; 100, OF part
ners, factors and agents; 101, for the re:
lief sureties; 102, of the action of
detinue; 1O3, of actions for injuries;
lO4, Limitations of suits; also 93, OF the
assignment OF lands under liens, DC.
Chapters los, 10Y, 1OS, 100. ITO, were
read first time and under a suspension
OF the rule, second time and ordered TO
Chapter III, OF the writ of hubedS
corpus, on second reading, was laid on
the tabIeon motion of Mr.. Ferguson, of
Adjourned until Monday at P. NJ