The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-02

Senate bill. with House amendments, for
relief OF securities Of Samuel J. Spindle, late
sheriff Of Eappabaunock county, was taken
I'D ana The amendments agreed to.
Senate bill, with House amendments, to
INCORPORATE the town Of Seldom, in the
county Of Lee, was taken upGnd The amend
ments agreed to.
COMMITTEES REPORTS.
Mr.. :IGRNDoN, from the Committee for
Courts of Justice, reported Senate bill to
amend section Of chapter LAG Of the Code,
as to limitation in action; also, House bill TO
regulate the salaries of county Judges with
amendments.
Mr., SMITH, from the Committee on AgGi-
culture. Mining, and Manufacturing, report.
cd. with amendments, Senate bill 10 incor-
porate the Chamber Of Commerce Of the
city of Richmond.
Mr.. QuEsENBERKY, from the Committee on
Public Institutions, reported, with an amend
ment, Senate bill appropriatng sum CT
money for the extension Of the Western
Lunatic Asylum.
Mr.. .GKlM.LEY, holn the special Joint COM
mittce is TO cause OF fire at Williamsburg
asylum, submitted Il report which T&s
placed on the table.
Mr.. BLAND submitted the minority report
Of the Committee on Privileges and Flee
tons in the case OF Knight Us. Johns IN ;
which was ordered TO be printed.
PREsEhTED AND RLFERRED.
By Mr.. CLARK: 4 bill to incorporate the
Sutherin ana Milton Narrow.Gauge railroad.
BY Mr. ALLAN: A bill to repeal section 81
of chapter So, in relation to settlements by
trcasurers and collectors.
Bv Mr.. SMITH: a bill TO provide for public
administrator and guardian in the counties
of this Commonwealth b, and to repeal section
10 of chapter 126 of the Code.
By Mr. SLEMr: a resolution as to the egpc-
diency Of amending the law so rs to SllsH
magistrates jurisdiction in cases involving
one hundred dollars.
PASSED.
Senate bill 10 amend section Of chapter
1S2 OF the Colo, in reference to judgment
liens, was taken up and passed.
House bill to incorporate the Chamber OF
Commerce Of Richmond, with amendments,
was passed.
Senate bill TO place temporary head-stones
at the graves of General Hill, eXPresident
Tyler. and General Edward johnson.
PAY OF COUNTY JUDGES.
House bill to fix the pay Of county judges
was taken up, the question being on agree
ing to the amendment proposed BY the COM
mittee-yiZ., to strike out S4C0 per annum
and insert $500.
The amendment was agreed to as follows i.
AYEs.-Messrs. CLARK, Crilcher. Dawson, Dufield,
Eastman, Elliott Eubanh, Gayle, Greever, Grims-
ley. Hairston, Herpdon, Lathrop, Marshall, Powell,
Quesenberry .slemp. Smith Stevens, Tanner, Terry,
Ward, aud Wooa-23.
NoEs.-Messrs. Allan, Bland Cochran, Daniel,
Finney, Hurt, LAWSON Maddox, Num-, and Sin
clalr-10.
The committee also proposed to amend
the bill so as TO strike out tttees dollars for
every 1000 Inhabitants over 10000, and in
sert twenty dollars, Dc. Agreed to.
Where the county judge presides over dis
trcts of more than one county, the commit.
tee fixed the pay at S4Os; which was agreed
to by the Senate.
Mr.. LAWSON moved to lay the bill on the
table and make it the speciul order for Tues
dey next. Lost.
Mr.. SLEMp moved to amend the bill by the
addition Of a proviso that the pay Of the
county judge for Wise aud Buchanan coun-
ties shall not exceed S640. Agreed to.
Dir. GREEvER moved to strike out county
treasury and insert State treasury, SO as to
make the charge on the State treasury.
Agreed to-ayes, IT noes, 16.
Mr.. EUBlEK moved to recommit the bill to
the Committee for Courts of Justice. Lost.
ayes, IA; noes, 90.
Mr. BLAND moved to lay the bill on the
table, and make ii the special order for Wed.
nesday. Lost. ., 3s
The question being on the passage Of the
bill, the ayes and noes were taken, the bill
requiring q constitutional majority, and it
was defested-ayes, IA; noes, IT.
Mr.. COCHRAN moved to reconsider the
vote.
Mr. MARSHALL demanded the ayes and