The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-02
fFyVRIL ASSEMBLY, on VIRGINIA.
MONDAY. March !, 1880.
SENATE. !.

the chair. No prayer .o.sea from
4 number Of bills were repc.'dS. .r
committees and placed on tue casrnu
Mr.. IivRr presented Dill 70 sne 20 sec
t,cn 3 Of chapter ia Of the Cow OF 1910
Referred. ,.d
AN a. amend section 4 OF PA act approved
ysrrnsrv 2. 1880, 10 Incorporate the vir'
sfris Knxofa Company, which was passed.,
n"der 4 suspension o, the rules, on mc'ion
81 Mr.. SMITH. ,.. ..o,
Mr.. LOWELL psesented q resolution tnas
Inc chair be vacated at +. NJ. ana re
snmed At 6 p. H., and that the session 10
night be devoted to bills on The caienua''
"f Mr reTsrn presented resolution In re-
.srd - ,sppIications for relief, which was
Ne Mr Vucox presented bin 10 allow
c.,.rs.e NJ WaddiIl nay for defending GRIM
IN Al AZ Isle OF Wight county. Referred.
pc Mr.. FINYgY: A bill to emend ihe
.n,s In relation 10 the boundary line be.
,sss..n MARYLAND and Virginia. This tiii
ssss n,ssed. on motion OF Mr., FINNEY, Vn-
nv n suspension Of the rules
senate hill TO incorporate the Southwest
a ireinia Commercial Company was oFderee
80 be engrossed, aud Subsequently sasseo'
ON motion OF Mr.. EsKRiDGE.
Mr.. CANNON presented Dill 10 eDsnge .ne
time for holding the Circuit Cnuftan ESSEX
county which, on his motion, was passeo
under a suspension OF tue ruies.
Mr.. ATKINSON presented the report OF tue
committee 10 Investigate the General gent
and Storekeeper 81 the Penitentiary; when
was laid on the table and ordered to De
printed.
uogsE us7,Ls PASSED.
For the appointment OF commission
to investigate diseases OF domestic an''pa's:
To prevent distractions In Louisa FORK OF
Sandy river.
TO incorporate the Alexandrla Light III
fantry Building Company.
To authorize the purchasers OF the WASH
inaton City, virginia Midland and Great
Southern railroad to issue common stock.
To Incorporate the Mineral and Lumber
Railway Compans.
To incorporate Cottage Grange, OF Nor
folk county.
To Incorporate Walkers Creek Bridge
and Turnpike Company.
To incorporate Grand Division Junior
Sons OF Temperance Of Virginia.
For the relief Of Sally 4. Pickett, widow
OF Genera, George IL. Pickett, deceased.
For the relief Of james Hampton, OF Lee
county. from the payment OF tine OF $50
To prescribe the time for holding the
courts 10 the Eighth judicial circuit.
To amend section 20 Of chapter $50 OF the
Code, in relation TO clerks fees.
To amend section 8 OF chapter 81 Of the
Code, in relation TO the construction OF
branch railroads or lateral works.
To amend an act so as to extend the
time district school boards may pay teach.
ers.
To provide for the payment OF interest
on bonds held by the Lynchburg Female
Orphan Asylum.
Urging Congress to appropriate the net
proceeds OF the sale Of public lands to the
education Of the people.
Amending the charter OF the town OF
Grundy.
To provide for taking the sense Of the
people OF Norfolk on the question OF re-
moval OF courthouse.
To authorize the county OF Stafford 10 re-
arrange the boundary line Of the fence law,
&c.
To amend section "a OF an act TO change
the name Of Fairfax to CulDeper, DC.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To amend and reenact the charter OF the
Boston Coal and Iron Company.
To amend section l OF chapter POI OF the
Code, &c., US amended, DC, in relation ID
marriage licenses.
To amend section 80 Of chapter 81 Of the
Code, &c.
To require all applicants for relief. &C., to
have the facts certified bv the courts, &c.
To provide for submitting the question OF
liquor license or no liquor license TO the
voters Of Warren and Clarke counties, &c.
To amend section OF chapter 61 OF the
Code, ia relation to tufnpikes.
THE LIQUOR BILL.
The Senate next took up Mr.. FULKER-
SONS li4uor-taX bill, and agreed to the
House amendments.
Mr.. RJDDLbBERGER made final and earn
| est protest against the passage Of the bill on
| the ground that 1t Disseminated uniustly
against the country dealers. lie was OD-
posed to this bill us well as to the Moffett-
register bill.
The bin now goes to the Governor.
ENGROssED.
A number OF Senate bills were ordered to
be eDgroased and read third time.
Recess TO SIP. Nj.
Night Session.
The Senate met at p. M.-Senator Ell.
LOTT i'm the chair.
The Senate passed number OF private
and local bills.
THE DEBT BILL.
| A message was received from the House
announcing tlat that body had passed the
| bill to reestablish,the public credit, with an
amendment,
The question being on agreeing to this
amendment, Mr.. RIDDLEBERGER addressed
the Senate in support thereof.
| The pending question was called by a
vote OF ayes as, noes IL.
The amendment of the House was agreed
to by vote Of ayes;e4, noes IL.
TEE VOTE RECORDED.
AyEs.-Messrs, Bits. Boush, Cannon, Daniel,
Early. Elliott. Eskridge French. FuikersoB, Hate,
James, Leece. Macon, Mayo. Norton, Paul. Riddle
Henry, Walker. Willcox. Williams. and WooJ-24.
NoEs.-Mestrs. Atkinson; finney, henry, Hurt,
Koner. Love,i. Matthew. Murray, Pickett, Smith
OF Aex2noria, and Strotber-sl.
ABSENT-5.
MIR. DANIEL moved to reconsider, and ad-
dressed the Senate at length In favor OF his
motion.
The motion to reconsider was rejected by
vote OF ayes Is. noes 90.
Mr.. RiDDDLEEHRGER was appointed to
communicate the passage OF the bill to the
House.
On motion OF Mr.. KoINER the Senate ad-
journed.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The SPEAKER cailsd the House to order
at IL O'Clock.
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. STRAYER: Bill TO amend and re.
enact the 23d, oath, and 26th sections of
chapter Oh OF the Code Of Virginia as
amended by the act OF March 81, 1875, so
as TO prevent the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road and other common carriers fsom dis