Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
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NrEn-A FEW GOOD AGENTS. EN- Z
auire at this once Je"oeooo 40
r-PocKETBooK. FINDER wILIs.ed an i'm
,eraliy re Warded by leaving it blending of Art.
yTIoN-ATTEND. .,Ebdations were adopted,
g.aitu5e, &e,i modified form.
SATURDAY Ie eisl committee 10 consider the
of ratifyiDg the Constitution OF
SAL National Bar Association, reported In
isyor of such ratification, and q resolution
to that effect, reported by the COMMITTEES,
WAS sdopted. as was also resolution pro-
yidins for the election of delegates to
Cleveland. The committee further recon-
mended that delegates be also sent to the
session of the American Bar Association, at
Saratoga.
The various resolutions were adopted,
and the Association adjourned until
p. m. :,
The afternoon session was opened by the
reading of the paper assigned 10 K. Heber
Smith. of Wood county, his topic being:
1.-THE right of an insolvent debtor IN West
Virginia to prefer creditors by voluntary
conference.-the evils thereof, and the
remedy" Mr.. Smith was unsvoidably
absent, and his paper was read by MIR. b.
NJ. Amber. The author was severe IN bis
structures upon the giving OF preferences by
insolyents. and said the question was one
of growing interest to the people Of the
State, as was shown by the petitions before
the last Legislature. Thirty-fve States
now prohibit the common law preferences,
and the sooner West Virginia did it, the
better.
Hon. Geo. E. Price, Of Mineral, who was
to open the discussion, was absent, and IN
bis absence General Sprigg suggested that
F. NJ. REYNOLDS make some observations
In obedience TO this invitation, Mr.. Rsyn-
olds took the floor, and said he concurred
in some of the views expressed in the pa
per and dissented from others. He fully
realized, however, the evils of the present
law of assignment. One remedy he would
] propose, would be to have some method OF
pertaining q mans financial condition
EAS--re he gets credit or borrows money
VI ia owes and to who n be owes it.
ssI,Velnelsy closed the debate with some
,'WoiotOEds on behalf of the present law.
% -Westennaverl .T Of W JEFFERSON T;,
l<jASPr Cyclones: If eminent domain" the
L S1s"sclock p H. The gentleman conclu-
I.fins 4 - things, that compensa.
tseriaSS PICNsproperty ought to be in
tn oGASA Tat for taking the prop
ertge r-'aic purpose.
N as S~4ss ~ the discussion upon
this r. pa " . NeSae! out esInes'.
Ihep'u suLS,4' 1888 80 Az 81
S iow;nS, Ess sCrks and amusem ,dM. Amber,
Of Parks oits ----Fi First dis
trict, A. iSSAk d. d.
fncK' OF MT So n
OF Cnar,* ~ Jos
farKersou,. 81 - tPs, !. rS, icy, OF
morgantow ". ~ anu synolds,
OF heyssri >SSc% No, ~PsM, J. ID.
Ewing, N ko Efs,,dse jams
morrow' "sh' ,sVIk9H and H. H.
Russell. o. opp. in
Delegates 10 o ~ -zsr Ass0cia-
ton: For tare.T. Ts$VVR M. nus
sell, ID. b. Luca$$F.WttrSi s'cn,ns''s
lor Two years, M'NoE' ny, hooert
White ana Ioay' 0NSrEt one year
Siessrs. So0epn op''s> <NJersitf ov ~ "nu ~
Dsiasatss n Americ.r " s Scr NJ AAssociatio
W. P. Hubbard, e. L. Buttri, epsrafand Jud.
j. D. Armstrong. he ii
some minor matters were cssd ~ e re-,
y" hnt ,sfora So;na 90 ed ~, an y
thanks to the Ohio County Rr ,be1 4esOcia
ton was passed. nX
THE EXECUTIVE coCScu m
The Executive Council met at lee Nc
Lure House at 8 O'Clock last e., Mll8k and
of,sr drs consideration, fxe, r1\on tba
place OF meeting OF une asSociut'SnN LEX
yeaf az ureenpFier " niue ouIPnu, Sptsss'
~ July. Tue aanat aS TSs VIZ "a Maue
~. y. N'np" saiIs
menus lot papers were 'I I as 'oi,o"s
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opene9 ny Z: p; Nois 9 o.ua.S w. ~"
6et H ~ Stao"s' I p,"u I'll" - M
y. W. Uauey ~ Fioa,n'y, VI n iP
sniIe' uiscuss'on openVu ny Aoh' NsVHso
L rrlee; ROBERT WINE, aiscassioH opeheu
oy yea. oPrlgsi Z. - pu'Ieick' VI on"iieA-
ton' discussion opened oy L. .. ofoean'
THE BANQUET.
The Association banquet began at the
Mel ,urs Houss 6inipp room at half mast