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Brevier Legislative Reports, Volume XIX XX, 1881, 475 pp.
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THE CRIMINAL CODE.

Mr. RYAN called up the special order, being the consideration of the bill [H. R. 367] relating to criminal proceedings.

On motion by Mr. WALKER, it was ordered that during the consideration of the criminal code bill two hours each day shall be devoted to the regular business of the House, the hours to be designated each day by the Speaker.

On motion by Mr. FRAZER the bill was considered as engrossed, read the third time and amendments admitted by unanimous consent.

Mr. FANCHER moved to amend Section 5 by striking out the words "is liable to" in the clause reciting that any person leaving the State to fight a duel is liable to be punished in the County of his residence, etc., and insert in lieu the word "may." He said the phrase "is liable to" were not good words in that place. He thought "may" would convey a better meaning.

The amendment was adopted.

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