The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-10

mlttee or Conference. Messrs. Hokc,
Wilson and Boreman were tie Senate
committee.
Chapter 81 of the Code, relative TO
compensation for improvements, as il
came from the House, they disagreeing
to the amendments of the Senate, came
up. The Senate insisted and asked a
committee of Conference. Committee
Messr. Boreman, Burley and Price.
Mr.. HOKE, from the Judiciary COM
mittee, reported back Chapter 66 Of the
Code, relative to rights of married wo-
men, recommending that the Senate in
sist ON their amendment. Report OF
committee accepted.
Chapter l0i Of the Code, as it came
from the House, came up. The Senate 8
amendments were disagreed to. The
Senate insisted on its amendments, and
asked committee Of Conference. Con-
mittee-Messrs. Boreman, Burley and
Price.
Chapter 1l6 OF the Code, relative to
juries, as il came from the House, i'll
which portion of the Senate's amend
disagreed to. The Senate insisted and
asked a committee of Conference.
Messrs. Hoke, Farnsworth and Foster
were appointed said committee.
Chapter l24 aud 125 of the Code, as
they came from the House, announcing
their disagreement to the Senate's
amendments. The Senate insisted on
its amendments and asked for d conf
mittee of Conference. Messrs. Hoke,
Bereman and Werninger were appoint
cd said committee.
Chapter 1873 of the Code, as it came
from the House, announcing that they
had disagreed from the amendments OF
the Senate. The Senate receded TO the
House amendment.
On motion, Senate took a recess until
= O'Clock Z. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate met at p. NJ.
Several Chapters of the Code were
read the first time by their titles. Laid
over under the rules.
Senate Bill No. 81, authorizing CON-
mon carriers to dispose of unclaimed
baggage, as reported by the committee,
to whom said bill was submitted, pro-
posing an amendment, which was adopt
el.
The bill was then read the second
time, for amendments, and no amend
meuts being made, the bill was ordered
to its eDgrossment.
On motion the rules were suspended
that Senate Bill No. 81, might be put on
its passage with it's title. Passed;
yeas Il, nays none.
Mr.. HOKE, from the Judiciary COM
mittce, reported back House Bill No. 9,
relative to authorizing S. NJ. Summers,
of the county of Marion, to practice law
without taking the oath, recommending
its passage.
The rules were then further suspend
ed, and the bill was put on its passage.
The bill, with its title, was then passed;
yeas IL, nays none.
The business on the calendar being
a motion was made to ad-
journ TO Thursday, a: ~ A. NJ. The
yeas aud nays were demanded and sus-
tanned, and the mOtion TO adjourn was
lost.
On ROtiou, the rules were suspended,
and the bills that were read the first
time, By their titles, in the morning,
were called up and put on their second
reading for amendments.
Chapter l57 Of the Code, relative TO
grand iuries, came up on its second
readin. f.r amendment. Read by Sec
tions, aud lie amendments; it was order
ed to its third reading.
Chapter lbs of thr Code, relative TO
presentments or indictments and pro-
cess thereon, came up on its second
reading for amendments. Read by sec
tions, and no amendments being offered,
it was ordered to its engrossmeRt.
Chapter l6O of the Code, of execu-
tions or Judgment, writ of error, &C.,
came up on its second reading for amend
ments. On motion it was referred to
the Judiciary committee,
Chapter lG1 of the Code, relative to
taxation and allowance of costs, came
up on its second reading for amend
ments. Read by sections, and no amend
ments being offered, the Chapter was
ordered to its third reading.
On motion, the Senate adjourned 10
Thursday at 10 o'clock