The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-13

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Thomas, and Ward-25.
i SO the motion Of Dir. HUNDLEY was lost.
Mr.. NowLIN moved That the vote on ths
bill be taken at 8 o'clock to-day.
DIR. HuhDLEy moved to amend the motiol
so NJ TO make the bill the order oil the GA!
for tomorrow at II O'Clock
| Nearly all the Conservative senator's agreed
I'upon this rs compromise measure, IL DeiDs
understood that Mr. HuEDLEY wished II
sneak in favor of overriding the Governor:
Veto and the vote resulted in the adoption
of MIR. HUsDLEY's motion by the following
vote:
AyEs.-Messrs. Allan, Clark, Cochran, Connally
Crltcher, Da1so7, Dnaeio' Eastna nI1anS
f.nv.son. Nnddor, Massey, Meem. Motfett, Nowlfn
| Ps,tersnn. Pridemore, Quesenberry, Rue, Smith o.
Nelson, Smith Of RUSSELL Taylor Terry an'
"SyoEs.-aIessrs. Exams, Graham Greevcr, Grims
| ley. Lathrop, Newberry, Penn, Ragland ant
| Thomas-9.
| So the bill and veto were laid on the table
and made the order of the day tor tomorrow
| FRIDAY at II o'clock.
MIR. CoNNALLY moved that the Governors
message be printed.
Mr.. THOMAS moved to amend Mr.. Cox.
NALLY's motion 80 as to provide for the
printing of 1000 copies in addition to the
usual number.
Mr.. CoNNALLY accepted the amendment,
and the motion so modified was adopted.
| #- FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. HERNDoN, from the Committee for
| Courts of Justice, presented ga bill provid.
| ing for submission to the people TAT the No
vember eIectior] of the proposed amend.
ments to the Constitution of Virginia in re-
| lation to county organizations"
Mr.. THOMAS, from the Committee on FL
nance, presented bill imposing a tax on
stamps upon contracts. subsequently made
the order of The day for Monduy]
Mr.. WYSNE, from the Joint Committee on
the Library, reported without amendment
House joint resolution directing dstribr-
ton Of the Code Of 1873.
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
BY Dir. QUEsESBERRY: Bill to amend and
reenact the Code in relation to declaring
Chickahominy river public highway.
By Mr.. DUFFIELD Bill to incorporate the
Odd-FelloWs' Relief Association, Of Vir-
ginia.
By Mr.. EVANS: Bill to prevent boys under
twelve years OF age from carrying firearms
in cities and towns of the Commonwealth.
By Mr.. Penn: Bill to provide for the regis
tration of bonds issued by local authorities
in aid of internal improvement.
BY same: Bill to amend and reenact sec.
| ton of an act to fix the terms of the Cir
cult courts.
By Mr.. GRAHAM: Resolution proposing
to commence suit against West Virginia for
her proportion of the public debt.
By Dir. THOMAS: Memorial of the Central
Farmers Club Of Fairfax county in relation
to bill for the protection of sheep.
By Mr.. WARD: Bill amending the charter
Of the town of Winchester.
DELINQUENT LANDS.
Senate bill in relation to forfeited and de-
linquent lands was made the order of the
day for Monday next at O'Clock.
r.. TRANSPORTATION OF PRODUCE.
Senate bill to provide for more specific
reports of the transportation of produce on
the railroads and canals of this State was or
dered to be engrossed.
TAXATION ON TOBACCO.
Mr.. RAGLAND introduced preamble and
Joint resolutions instructing our senator's and
requesting our representatives to oppose any
increase of tax on tobacco, and, if possible,
to get RENTED the duty on licorice, sweet
oil, and other essential ingredients in the
manufacture of the article. Referred to Com
mlttee on + cQeral RclaLIODS.
IMMIGRATION.
Senate bill to encourage immigration and
actual laud-setters was amended aud order
ed to engrossment-ayes, II; noes, IL.
MECHANICS LIENS.
Mr.. GRAHAM introduced bill proposing
to amend the law in relation to mechanics
liens. Referred to Committee for Courts of
Justice.
PASSED.
Senate bill for the relief of Ira NJ. Hurt and
Ira Hurt, sureties for r, A. Hurt, q lunatic--
ayes, %; noes, O.
House bill in relation to proceedings on
caveat.
Senate bill setting apart S25O,00O annually
for the purchase of Stlte "consol" coupon
bonds for sinking fund.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
House met at II A. M.-Speaker HANGER
in the chair. Prayer by Rev. DR.. Edwards.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
Mr.. B. W. LACY offered bill authorizing
the Board of supervisors of the counties OF
Prince George, Surry, Charles City, and New
Kent to increase the pay of judges OF the
county courts Of said counties; also, a bill
authorizing the Board of Supervisors of
each county in the State to increase the
salary of its county judge.
Mr.. MORRISON A bill to prevent obstruc.
ton to the passage of fish in the streams Of
the State.
Mfr. HARRISON: A protest Of citizens of
the county OF Loudoun against any change
In the fence law.
Mr.. MORRISON A bill to incorporate the
Lexington Gas Company. Also, bill to tx
bridge county.
Mr.. B. w. LACY: A joint resolution as to
the settlement of the debt due by West
Virginia. -.-..--.--
Mr.. LovENsTEIN: a bill to incorporate
the Mercantile Club of the city OF Rich
moRd.
Mr.. GRIFFITH: A resolution extending to
the citizens Of Westmoreland county the
same privilege TO fish from the waters of
the Potomac river as are now given to the
county of Northumberland.
Mr.. BRooKs; a memorial of the bar Of
Dinwiddie county and others in relation to
the compensation of sheritfs.
REPORTED FROM coMNITTEEs.
House bill to prescribe the times for hold
ing the terms of the circuit courts Of the
Common wealth, and to repeat certain sec.
lions OF the Code, &c., with recommends
ton that the House agree TO the Senate
amendments.
Senate Joint resolution declaring the SUBJ
stiluton Of the word "supervisors " for the
word "justices," in the seventh section of
chapter so of the Code of 1873, and other