The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-06
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RESOLUTIONS AND PETITIONS
BY Mr.. SANDY: -,
Resolved, That the Committee on FL
nance be Instructed to inquire ana report
whether in the interests OF agriculture "
he not expedient to repeal the law which
imposes tax Of ten dollars on every per-
son canvassing county or corporation or
any part thereof for the purpose OF puyihg
any matter Of subsistence.
BY Mr.. CONRAD: Petition OF Il. L. Dan
bridge, OF Winchester, asking 10 De ailoWeu
compensation rs counsel for the state OF
Virginia in the matter OF certain county
judges who were under indictment In one
Of the Federal courts for an alleged failure
to execute the laws OF the state.
By Mr.. GRAVES
Resolved. That the Committee on Roads
and Internal Navigation inquire what legis-
lation Is necessary to prevent the discriini,
mating charges that are made between local
freights and through freights by the rail-
roads Of the Commonwealth.
By Mr.. LAKEWOOD: A resolution to
remove Judge X. G. l.. Moncure, OF the
Court OF Appeals.
By Mr.. TAYLOR OF Richmond:
Resolved. That the Committee for Courts
Of Justice he instructed to report what
legislation, II any, is necessary to regulate
and reduce the fees OF courts OF this COM
monwealth.
BY Mr.. FAIR:
Resoiued. That the Committee on Schools
and Colleges be instructed TO make imme-
diate inquiry as to the propriety OF estaD-
fishing one or more normal schools in the
State, and to report by bill or otherwise.
/ Passed.
BY Mr. HAzLEwooD
Resolred, That the Commissioner OF I'M
migration be, and he is hereby, Instructed
% repOrt TO this House whether the Blu
eau Of Immigration has been organized as
required by the act approved April I'd,
1879. and II so, the name OF the managers
constituting the Bureau; also, the number
OF immigrants brought into the State, To-
gciher with the probable amount OF capital
Influenced by the Bureau.
/ Agreed to.
BILLS PASSED.
No. IL. House bill to amend the charter
Of the town of Jonesville, in the county OF
Lee.
No. II, House bill to provide for the cleo
ton Of two commissioners OF the revenue
fer the county OF Roanoke.
No. Is, House bill to authorize the tr'ls-
tees Of Black Lick Methodist Church south
to sell and convey certain real estate %c'
No. IL, House bill to establish ferry OF
bridge across the Rappahannock river AT OF
near the town Of Falmouth.
No. II, House bill authorizing the pay
m,nt OF certain costs and expenses IN
Cured by the State in the litigation Tor
echeatcd property in Richmond.
No. I, House bill to amend the charter OF
tie town Of Berryville, in the county OF
Clarke.
No. 9, House bill authorizing the city OF
Norfolk to issue its bonds for the purpose
q retiring and refunding certain bonds
now outstanding.
No. 4. House bill to incorporate the Bris-
I'll and Ervinton Turnpike Company.
Senate bill No. 90, entitled an act to
amend and reenact sections ., 3, 4, and OF
Al act to incorporate the Norfolk and Sea-
velps Point Railroad Company, approved
March -, 1872, and to change the name oil
sid company.
Senate bin No. 80, to authorize the Coun-
Ill of the city Of Lynchburg and the Board
II Supervisors OF Amherst county to pur'
chase the bridge across the James at Lynch
burg.
REC0MMITTED.
House bill No. 10 to incorporate the Nor
ok and Carolina Turnpike Company wa
.ecommitted to the Committee on Roads
and Internal Navigation, on motion OF MI
PAIGE.
On motion OF Mr.. WuTEN, the House
adjourned,