The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30
General Assembly of Virginia.
MONDAY, March 90, 1915.
SENATE.

| Lieutenant. Governor THOMAS III the chair.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
The following House bills were taken up
and passed under u suspension OF the rules ::
TO incorporate the Virginia and Tennessee
Rorder-Fnir Association.
70 amend the 1st and I'd sections of
IN act to incorporate Pampliu's City.
10 amend an act entitled IN act to incor-
porate MountT ackson, in the county Of She
| nandoah.
! re amend an act in refereuce to tolls on
ferries aud bridges.
TO amend an act TO prevent the free pas
sage.of fish in the streams Of the State.
10 prescribe the time for holding the coucts
ia the First judieial circuit.
| ToauthoriZe thscounties of King and Queen
AID King William to negotiate ~ loan for the
rarchase of a steaH boat.
Rctursing the bronze statues il the west
err vestituIe Of the ca pitol.
Iachping the soIih fork Of North Anna
river, in . potsy lvlui;: county, AWFUL fence.
Company.
To incorporate the FARMERS Mutral Fire
Insurance Company, gt Princess ARne and
Norfolk counties.
To provide communication to James " om-
mack foe a'let, lost in wsir.
To amend section | o. chapter $50 O. the
Code, in reference to The fees Of the St3rc-
tary of the Commonwealth.
TO proctdel for appeals fSom district school
boards in certain cases, aE0 to amend section
5s OF chapter ?S of the Code.
| 10 amend the 35th SectiOs Of al act pro-
vid:ng charter for the city, OF Manc hester.
| 10 amend the Code in relation 10 trustees,
With Senate amendment.
To consolidate, .rtestablisb, and regulate
the siuking fund of Firgna-ayes, % !;
noes, {.
Giving the consent of this State to the
| purchase by the United States Of certain laDd
at Hampton ard Winchester, exeanpting the
same froEa taxation. Nc.
| Instrueting the Attorney Genera. to instl.
tate proceedings againstthe securities on the
Official bond of the hate Treasurer of the
Commonwealth, and the members OF the
shaking FUND .Sc., with Senate substitute.
20 amend section II Of chapter 81 of the
Code, in rtlittan TO contributing members OF
volunteer artillery companies.
| For the relieS of the suret6ss Of Alexan-
der Scott, late sheriff OF Carolise county.
To aaaend section IL OF chapter $50. with
reference to the ices of clerks OF the Court
OF Appeals.
To regulate the allowance to counsel by
court out OF funds under control of the
court.
To authorize the Governor to exteud the
lease of the armory grounds, with Senate
amendments.
To amend section Is of chapter ISL of the
Code, in reference to taxing costs.
The following House bills were taken up
from the table and passed:
To protriHo arfiHniol lara 70 ri
Snellings, OF Manchester.
TO amend an act to provide for the relin-
punishment OF certain lands, Sc, to the
United States for the erection Of lighthouses,
beacOns, &c.
LIMITING SPEECHES -FILlBUSTERING AGAIN.
MIR. WARD presented resolution limiting
speeches for the balance OF the session on
all bills to ten minutes, and prohibiting more
than one speech on any one subject.
Mr.. MoFFETT called the pending question
| which was ordered.
On agreeing to the resolution Mr.. GRINs-
LEY demanded the ayes and noes, and being
taken, the resolution was agreed to-ayes,
%; noes, 10.
Dir. EVANS moved to reconsider.
Mr.. HUNDLEY demanded the pending ques-
ton.
MIR. ALLAN asked for the ayes and noes,
which were ordered, and being taken, the
pending question was ordered-ayes, 90;
noes, IL.
The pending question was on the motion
to reconsider, and being taken, the Senate
refused to reconsider.
House bill to allow mileage in certain cases
to persons attending the courts Of Chester
field as jurors was taken up from the table.
Mr.. TAYLOR called for the reading of the
bill.
The bill was read.
Mr.. MoFrETr demanded the pending ques.
ton, which was on its passage.
Dir. ALLAN asked for the ayes and noes,
which were taken, and the Senate agreed to
order the pending question--ayes, I6;
noes, Is.
TIE bill was then read the THIRD time,