Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-27
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

friday, Feb 2lst, 1919
The following communication was received from the
Senate:
The Senate have passed the hills entitled
An ar Ia anlhorizo the appointment Of Inspectors ,T
Tobacco at Curdsylllc Warehouse in the county Of
Buckingham.
An AZ, establishing lnspeciion Of rohacro on the
land Of Edward w. Sims, IN the town Of Can. in tho
conniy Of Cumberland.
An aci aoihorizina Bcpj J. Campbell to erect a dam
acrss Smiths River III Patrick cnautv
An act establishing separate election in the ,o,, #
Fairfield, in Rnrkhr,dge county.
An nc, au'hmizng the siaunton snd James River
l1repike COMPANY to Increase their capiia stock Cor
'nr pufp Sc Of Maeadamzlng Otherwise improving
their nd. 'S
They have aso passed the bills entitled.
An ac fr the eptrectipa Of errors in certain ctimn,
prorcedinls--with amendments IN whrh they tconos
The Concurrence Of the House of Delegates
They have rejected the hill en,ted An ac, extending
'F provision 81 he act aniheriz'ng the Banks To issue
sirsll nat'-s. passed Jan 9th. 1913
The amendments proposed by the Senate were co en-,
red IN by the House
The following engrossrd bills were read n third
time: 49,
h'll ra'iisng purchases III It's sork made IN behalf
az Una Is,nchhurg and Buf,o Springs Turnpike cam
lany and authorizing similar purchases A.realle, :
Passed.
hill fr the relief # the heirs Of James T. Watson
dsr.. and nthers. Passed
bill providing l,r The redempn at tho p.hli. Mr.,
Passed. ''''e ''''''
bull Il, 'nrreas" the library Of The Conr, of Appeals
al Lewisbug. Passed.
EVENING SESSION.
half rsst u'clI~k "'' 'S"'" ~
-. a communication frpm tho Senate. informed Tho
iirnse That they had under consideration the res,lnn
81 The Hanse 10 appoint a competent and dsio.,1
,s'he. WIN iwo ",her pttsus uncannected with tb.
''"'s "'ref Involvement. a. COMMITTEES Ia invesll-
el'e me ana'rs e" the james River and Kanawba Gum
I,.ia
au'p'ion n' substitute. in which they requested the
cuncnirence Of the House w
ihe House cencurred with the Senate in their
in"tlnenls 10 III. act ~ '''''
NJ Harve Offered substitute + the amendment Of
me sennie 10 the resolution Mr. H. snnke in ,ayor oi
his substitute - '' " '' VI
M o'ro'her opposed il, prerrine the Senates amend
NJ Harvie repl cd To Mr. STROLLER.
marks ~ '' '"'' 10
Mr. Moore observed tha, he had voted l Tho o,,io,l
resolution passed by the HOUSE, hut hal he pfeGrrs5 tho
substitute al The Senate which prom s. To cnner The
:" ,aPp''n'ng The committee upon the Speakers ut
NV i"n iionses at The General Assembly flo vc,v
'irh desired thorough investigation Ils 81, ,ssn,l
a 'he n"'rs Thorough the Investigation the more Ger
amy would The Company be acquitted from The char
ees preferred against IL. lie had acted unon m, c,m
app''h'ed To enquire into and investigate the sC
''s OF me conpsny-befre ENTERING upon The i,vas,i
eah ne was strongly preudced ssanst i, and had as
2 reasons TO be 81 preadced as any other bu, since
We ",n thoroughly examined the affairs of The Comma.
~, ms pr'Jndres had been removed. lie NOW fell as
suFed tina, the affairs Of The can,n,nv b,d han ~ M n
'ao'ru as 'iey Gould have been under existing cir
nn's aners lie was convinced that If all others were
80 ,"'p'"fd OF me management OF the affairs Of this
nFany, as himself, they would acqu the conpanv al
all Encouragement. r' "
inr question heng upon Mr.. IIarvie's amendment,
'o's was taken, and there being quorum The ques
me resolution with the amendments was then ms,
half past o O'Clock WI W "o''o" al
ne Honse adopted the following resolution.
hesofred, That when This House adiou,ns !, ,,;o,,,
y I1eet 10 saorrow at 81 o'clrk '''''''
The House agreed 10 The following resolnio, 9TH.
Senate: ''""'" VI me
hesofred, That The Senate with the co,c,,,oo.o :,
we House Ut Delegates will adjonrn Il, norr,w T,ba
<<noJ u meet On the first Monday in Decemhs,
On morton Of Mr.. Payne,
The House adi.,a,..ed