Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-20
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Senate bin No. l50 to amend and re.
enact chapter 80 OF the Code, was taken up
on motion Of Mr.. Faulkner. and by unapt
nous consent two separpNes - =
were made to it by "a - 4 Z
lis fbiila en- ReS F71ftS -,
re-enact sections 0sna - q sAao1ngA - -
the Acts Of lsis-S osne sp - go !
section 10 Is very Important one, and b
as follows: ''Whosver shall marry or or.
nally know his or her father, mother,
child, sister or brother, knowing such rela-
ton 10 exist, shall be guilty Of felony and
confined I'm the penitentiary not less than
three nor more than ten years" Many
crimes, in the violation Of the above. havs
taken place in this State, and IL was TO pre-
vent repetition of these crimes that this
law has been enacted. The bill was then
read third time and passed, and takes
effect from its passage.
House Bill No. $50, n bill changing
The Boundary Lines
OF the counties Of Greenbrier, Nicholas and
Webster, and annexing to Webster county
portions Of the counties OF Greenbricr and
Nicholas" was read third time and passed
with its title.
Senate Bill No. Is2, "A bill to amend and
rc-enact chapter eleven OF the Code OF West
w,
with its title. This relates 10 the compcn-
sation OF persons in the service OF the State
and office expenses.
Senate Bill No I%l, amending and rc.
cnncting sections I. a. and OF chapter ~
of the Code OF West Virginia, rs amended
and re-cnacted by chapter ~ Of the Acts of
lST2-13." which relates TO property &C
quired by church since tho revolution:
how much real estate trustees may hold;
-. .t,,., srn. - oh r,h.
&c, was read third time and passed with
its title.
Senate Bill No. l31, "to amend and re-
enact chapter thirSf i've OF the Code con-
cErning the recovery Of claims due tho
State and proceedings TO judgment or de.
cree" was passed with It's title.
Senate bull No. li3, 10 amend and re-
enact section ], and 3 Of chapter 10 OF tho
code, rs amended and re.enacied hy chap
ter liS Of the acts of 1902 and 1873, wcrc
read and passed
House bills l63, l6t and lti5 were read o
second time aud the last one laid on ths
table
Senate bills I5I, IJG and i57 were real =
second time and ordered 10 their cngross.
ment and third r, aiding.
The Senate nj II o clock took recess for
two hours and half.
Anernoon Scssisn.
TN the reassembling OF the Senate, bill
1853 To amend and re.enact section u of
chapter ll2 OF the Code, came mp and Was
referred TO the Committee on the Judiciary.
Senate bill No. lj9, bill TO amend and
re enact chapter ll3 OF the Code, concern
ing the
supreme Court or Appeals,
as amended by chapter l6 Of the Acts of
1929. was read second time,
On the several motions Of Mr.. Faulkner.
number OF minor amendments usfu
made tn the BILL. 'as
Mr.. Newman moved an amendment
which was in effect that the Supreme Court
of the State hold all its sessions at the seat
Of government
Mr. Faulkner opposed this motion In .
forciblc speech. and thought II was 10 the
interest Of all litignnts, 10 the interest of
the people and the State that the court
shonld rs heretofore hold its sessions In
the several parts OF the State.
Mr.. Newman said the court was often
compelled TO adjourn cases while sitting st
other places than the seat OF government,
because Of its inacccssibility % books and
public documents at the State library. He
favored the resolution chiefly because of
the convenience IL would be 10 the judges
10 hold the court nj the seat Of government
where they could have access 10 ell public
books and records In the possession Of ths
State.
Mr.. Dawson demanded tho ayes and moss
on the motion. They were taken and ths
resolution defeated by a vote OF n to3.
After further amendments by MessT.
Woods and Dawson the bill was ordered 70
its third reading
A message from tie House of Delegates
by Mr. Riley, announced the passage by
that body Of House bill No. 800. "a bill APP
propriating money to be expended In tbs p
purchase and distribution Of pure bovine ?
vaccine virus amongst the people OF this
State"
on motion of Me-. Brown. the bill wss
taken up out OF It's order and read first
time, and on the further motion of Mr..
Brown the reference of the bill was dis
pcnsed with and the bill ordered " is
second reading.
The bin was amended by Messn. Sum
mers and Newman. the latter moving tbal
three hundred dollars be appropriated In
stead of six hundred. The motion w.
adopted by vote OF ~ 10 II.
On n further motion OF Mr.. Brovs,
the bill was read third time and passed
with its title,
To Take EGses
from its passage. While the bill was before
the Senate, there was considerable Discus.
sion upon Il, In which Msssrs. sammcu,
Newman. Barbce and Brown took part.
Mr. McGrew communicated the passaes
OF the bill 10 the House.
Senate bill No. 100. amending sections I.
4 and = OF rbspeer ia OF the Cotet NJ
taken up, and amendments we're mssjs 70
Il by Mesrs Woods, Brown, vsnmetsr ssd
Donehoo. II was then ordered 70 ib thisd
reading.
senate bill No. iGl, amending sections o
and 10 of chapter III Of the Code. ssistfng
10 clerks of courts WAS on several Inoltous
OF Mr.. Woods, amended and then osdssed
to i.s third reading
Senate bill No. i1z. 10 amend chAptsr li3
OF the Code, coneerning sttofpsys st ls~,
was read o second time.
Mr.. DonehDo proposed several aipsnd-
ments 10 the bill. bat on motion of NJ.
Faulkner the bill. With amendments, wos
referred 10 the Committee on Judiciesys,
The Senate then, st 40 O'Clock. ~
journed.
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