Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-25

Tic following were presented and re-
~ AR. PrctIow: A bin 10 incorporate
| the town Of BoyklLs. Referred 10 tne
Committee on Counties, Cities ana Towns:
By Mr.. wilkins: A bill to amend an aet
entitled an act requiring railroad c,mpa.
| MES 10 construct sattIe-guartls. Referred
| TO the Committee on Roads and Internal
Navigation. 49,.
By Mr.. Jones: A bill for the relief OF
William p. b. Lo.kridge. OF the county OF
Highland. Referred 10 the Committee Tor
Courts Of Justice.
By Mr.. Crockett: A bill 10 incorporate
the eal.yiIle and Cove Plaster-Bsnk rail-
road. Referred 10 the Committee on Roads
and Internal Navigation.
By Mr.. Darst: A bill TO provide for an
increase Of the district school funds OF
Hiawassie district. Of the county OF Pu-
lsski. Referred to The Committee on
Schools and Colleges.
Nv Mr.. Darst: A bill for the protection
Of fish in New river. Referred 10 the
Committee on the Chesapeake ana It's
Tributaries.
nv Mr.. Evans. Of uiddesex: A petit
tiop OF citizens OF Mathews county asking
for amendments to the oyster law. Re
ferred 10 the Committee on the Chesapeake
and It's Tributaries.
By Mr.. Westcott: A petition OF citi-
gems Of Accomac asking an amendment 10
the oyster law. Referred TO the Committee
on the Chesapeake and ITS Tributaries.
BILLS PASSED.
The following House bills were passed:
For making or repairing division fences
between co-termiuOus landowners In the
county OF King George.
To authorize the Judge OF the Circnit
Court OF the city OF Alexandria 10 hold
special terms OF the court In bis city.
To amend and reenact sections and IA
Of IN act approved March 3, 1884, emitted
an act 10 provide for working the public
roads In the county OF Grayson.
The substitute Of the Senate 10 the
amendment OF the House for Senate bill en-
titled sn act TO provide for the Interchange
OF coupon. bonds and registered bonds Is
sued under the act approved February IA,
1882, entitled an act 10 ascertain and de-
clare Virginia's equitable share OF the debt
created before and actually existing at the
time Of the partition OF her territory and
resources, and TO provide for the issuance
OF bonds covering the same, and for the
prompt and regular payment oil the nter-
est thereon, was agreed TO.
Pending the discussion OF Senate iOist
resolution fer extra session thel chair was
vacated until 4 o'clock.
The chair was resumed at 4 O'Clock.
Several diIatory motions were made.
INVITED TO ATTEND.
The Clerk read the following:
{" TO The Honorable Speaker and Members Of
the House of Delegates:
"Yeu are most respectfully invited b at
tend the Industrial Fair now being held at
The old Trinity church. next door TO the
Exchange Hotel. Nest respectfully,
"PsTlR PHYsICK, PRECEDENT.
"E. A. Randolph, Secretary"
Nothing was done with the invitation,
which created ripple OF laughter and
sundry comments.
EXTRA sRssION.
The Senate Joint resolution extending
the session thirty DAYS from the 18th OF No
vember was reported by the Clerk.
minutes and called for the ayes and noes.
The call was sustained, and the roll being
called the House agreed 30 pass by.
TINE OF ADJOURNMENT.
A resolution was offered aud agreed to
that when the House adjourn il adjourn 10
meet again on the Sd Of November. 10 was
communicated to the Senate.
The House took recess for 6itesn min.
utes.
CHAIR RESUMED.
After great deal Of delay Mr.. Peters, Of
Henry, came in, making the requisite num-
Der OF Democrats needed, and the House
in the Senate Joint resolution
the present session thirty days
from its expiration on the 11th OF Noysm-
Der.
The House then adjourned TO meet again
Ds the Sd Of November at noon.'