The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-08
Gsneral q ssssab virginia
sTuEap4y, D sesnber Z, 1875.
4 stsNATEs

Rs1 OtEtuf KuOSsuG4sSutALe IAPsssoRaat TSht4aSEe
IsTRoDucHD ARDiREFERRED. $50
l~.Mrsf agssEsssssEYfre from be. Committee
] Public Institutions, presented 9 bill to dis.
pence with The office OF the treasurer of che
Eastern Luhatic Asylum. subsequently
taken up, and under suspension Of the
lrttes read twice ard irecomnitted to the
foommlttes with instructions TO prepare Q
lbiirgfsibg the power to all tot2 the asylums 10
tdispense with their treasurer if they thins
propar.y 4}istsi a{ts 10 sSiS{ II .si
MIR. MorrErr inssoduced q bill to amend
the Code Id fefefence to the regulation of
| banks aud 'bankin houses. Referred ies
MIR. Splice presented resolution, which
was adopted, requiring the First and Second
Auditors 10 furnish the Senate with a list Of
| tie clerks ia their respective Offices and the
sifafY paid eae1. Y
NE. Allan presented 8 petition from James
b. Brady eontesting the seat Of Mr. w ilitam
!. D.. Hinton; Of the Eleventh aenatorial dis
Etrtct. Referred TO the Commute on Prtyi-
fieges and Elections. y ,,. 80 80 &c,
Dir. JoHasoN presented q bill TO amend the
Code IN referenc 70 che conv ct-lahor q the
State penitentfafy. Referred to the Com
mttee % Public Institutions. -. s,
Mr.. FIsNEY asked that an additto MEM
UeE Ue duNtu w tue tSUuulSlSC W .Sooutys
| City, and Town Organic lions. The Pre-
sDEHT added the name Of Mr., Hurt. -
Mr. PENN presented a bill in reference TO
| the removal of cases. from the Supreme Court
Of Appeals. = . go:
Adjourned. = t -. ~
| 5a,7y HOUSE OF DELEGATES. .1rdf
| The House met at12 O'Clock M. Speaker
HANGER in the chair. Prayer by Rev. DR..
w oodbridge.A fos 200 .2tsgf' snas&i, |
iEs.:a a % BILLS &C., PRESENTED. '..!-.g
/ BY Mr.. WALKER: Bill making it a, INSIDE
meanor TO counsel or advise the commission
Of, a larceny, and prescribing the punish.
ment. :. ,,s.. i, -.,5.y,5 gs,Js, E.gfinea
By Mr.: CoaHILL: Bill i to prescribe the
manner of making up records for The Court
of Appeals. !. 1s..-,...y....-,l., f... IS ~
BIZ Mr.. DooLEY: Bill to amend the law in
regard to the collection of officers fees.
By Mr.. WALKER Bill to amend the law
prescribing the powers, duties. and liabili-
ties Of officers, - ..,s,s ~; :, - n,.s,,
By Mr. GILMAN: Bill for the establishment
Of State House Of Correction for the pun
ishment and reformation Of juvenile crimi-
nails. j.. ,.z, - ,.s
BY Mr.. j. o. MORRIS Petition Of citizens
of Princess Anne asking to be allowed to
interchange their free.scEool privileges with
citizens of North Carolina adjacent. -
BY Mr.. JAMES Resolution of inquiry as
to the expediency Of amending the law In
relation to the compensation of county trea-
surers. IL, -r.... +. Il
By Mr.. W. S. MORRIS: Bill providing for
| The extension of the James River and. Ks
nawha canal to point at or near Clifton
Forge. =, ...y.7 ,,.. 4t....., .,... --z-s5,.S
administrator OF, j ohm Brauer's estate, asking
for refund of taxes. .i,.4sd.T gss..5z.1
BY MI. FOWLER: Resolution of inquiry as
/ to the expedency of extending the jurisdic-
ton of justices of the peace in actions Of debt.
lgn stai .! sid CONTESTED SEAT frstfisl - /
mfr. GORDON presented petitions of W. w.
Hammer and "a. B. Parker, of sAIbemarle
county, contesting the right of j. Il. MASSEY
to seat in the House. Referred to the Com
miltee on Elections. = .as'.s2 $500
NUT FOB GENERAL ROGERS TO CRACK.
Mr.. ARMSTRONG offered the following reso.
luton; which was read under suspension
| of the rules. and passed without opposition
,Resolvedy That the Second Auditor be re.
quested to report to this House, as soon as
practicable, by what authority OF law or pre-.
| cedent he converted for w. D. Coleman. as
an individual, the registered bonds, amount
| ing to $4,000, belonging TO the commission,
ers of'the Sinking Fund into tax.receigao Die
coupon bonds, pagableito bearer, with zone
period of paste coupons attached. Also,
to whom he delivered the same, and for
lswhat purpose,the interest thereon was paid
/, In explanation, Mr.. ARMSTRONG SAID
This is matter of, great Importance for the
nuhlic tn know and. ona which the Second
Auditor may explain. The people ought tc
be informed in detail about the transaction
as it may account for large part of thu
money which was found to be lost doHr
.iithere.. n@!; s}s..E, fss} J.; Iii gt#yEE -.
Mr.. CR1Tz asked: Does the member know
that such transaction occurred? p; II
MIR. ARMSTRONG :: Certainly, sir; else
tWould not have offered the resolution. az
! IL No other business being ready, the HOUSE
adjourned at 1896 P. NJ. i $50. a.,i.-
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