The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-27

the time for holding the county court
in the county Of Jefferson"
Read by its title and referred 10 the
Judiciary Committee.
House Joint Resolution No. %, pro-
viding for the appointment OF q JOINT
Committee to receive the U. S. Com
mittee on Transportation. coming up
was amended by the following addition
"Apd invite them to occupy seats with
in the bars of the two Houses of the
Legislature during the time they shall
remain in the city OF Charleston.
Ordered that Mr.. Summers inform
the House OF Delegates oil adoption OF
the resolution as amended and SAX
their concurrence.
Subsequently, message from the
House OF Delegates by Mr.. Withrop,
announced that that body had refused
to concur in the resolution as amended,
and on motion OF Mr.. Campden it was
taken up and laid on the table.
On motion OF Mr.. Summers.
Resotved, That the Committee on the
Judiciary be instructed to enquire into
the expediency OF taking an enumera-
ton OF the population of the State IN
1875.
House Bill No. 1854 bill providing
for homesteads, and exemptions from
forced sale of personal property in Ger.
tain cases" was read second time, and
On motion OF Mr.. Blakemore referr-
ed to the judiciary committee.
The following bills were read p sec-
ond time, and
On motion OF Mr. Camden, laid on
the table.
House Bill No. 143, "a bill proyid'
ing for free education in Bethany Col
House Bill No. Al, "a bill to pro.
vide for the sale of eschested, forfeited
and Incorporated lands for the ben.
eft ofthe school fund" and
House Bill No. 100, "a bill presCrib.
ing the time for holding the circuit
| courts OF the count;es OF Putnam ans
Kanawhs."
House Bill No. 81, "a bill author,
izing the county courts to order hogs tc
be kept within enclosure" was read
second time, and
On motion of Mr.. Csmde0, referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
House Bill No. 81, "A bill for th'
relief OF Sheriff." was read, and
On motion of Mr.. Grsnthsm referred
to the Committee on Finance.
The following Senate Bills were reac
a second time and ordered to be en-
crossed and read the third time:
Senate Bill No. l65, "a bill to pro-
vide for changing the names OF towns
and village. not incorporated, and o.
districts of counties" and Senate Bill
No. 1863, "a bill to amend and re-enact
sections fifteen and seventeen OF chapter
l40 OF the code. concerning executions
and writs OF f:ri faciaS," and Senate
Bill No 1877, "a bill to amend and re-
enact chapter al Of the code concern.
| ing means of enforcing recoveries o.
money otherwise than by the levying
OF teri faciaS," was read second time
and on motion OF Mr.. Bennett, amended
in section 3, line 4, by inserting after
undertaking" the words, "or forth
coming bond"
Senate Bill No. 2l7, "a bill to amend
and re-enact chapter 81 Of the code
concerning securities OF tiduciaries, set
Element OF their accounts, etc, was reac
a second time, and on motion Of Mr.
Camden, laid on the table.
The following bills were read fire
time and referred to the Finance COM
mittee on motion OF Mr.. Bennett:
House Bill No. 162. "a bill amend
ing and re-enscting sections I, s, 9, 10
III and II, of chapter 80 Of the code.
House Bill No. 10, concerning as
sessmeut of licenses By Mr. Sum
mers.
Senate Bill No. III, "a bill concern,
ing the collection OF taxes
The following bills were read g ire
time and ordered to a second reading
House Bill No. III. conCernin!
Branch State Normal School at Con
cord, Mercer county; and substitute tol
House Bills Nos. &c, llG, "a bill
amending and re eracling CHAPTER - 0
the Code
House Eli No. 3, amending the
Code concerning salaries and other com
pensations to officers ofgoyernment, &c.
was resd first time, aus,
On motion Of Mr.. Bennett, w4s laid on
the table.
Senate BjH No. rs, q h;.i to scCnrc
10 the State Representation IN the 43c
Congress, was read . fret time and or
dered to q second readGg.
Senate Bill No. 22j, bill FOR relic
of VIM. Cash, of Putnam ccuaiy, WAS
read a fret time and tabled.
Mr.. Sherrard introduced Senate bill
No. $50, q bill to amcnd the second sec,
ton OF au act concerning the removal
OF Instructions from the South Branch
river and two of its tributaries The
bill was resd by its title, and.
On motion of Mr.. S5errard the rsHc7-
ence therefore wss dispensed with. The
bill was then read frs! time and or
Ge.ed to It's second reading.
On motion OF Mr. Blakemore,
Resolus3 THAT when the Senate ad-
journ to-day, it adjourn to meet al
ii o'clock, q. m. hereafter, until other
wise ordered"
On motion o. Mr.. Gramlhom he Sen
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