Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-13
erfs, Row str1bling. Taliaferro, Terry van
Doran. Wescott, Wilkins, and Mf spsaA'

eris Row. stri bling. Taliaferro, Terry. van
Doran. Wescott, wilkins and Mf sps"A'
er-s0.
HoEs.-Messrs. Addington. Bandy. Bolen'
Boiling. BoTum. Cardwell. Chalmers. tnlI-
dress, Cornett, Faulcon. Franklin, Anisns
Fulkenon Gills, Harris. Hurt: HyIt9n'
Johnson. Jones, McCandlish. McClintlc'
Martin. Mauck. Mayo. Munford. oBan-
non. Oglesbyp Peters. Porter; hice; ,s hus-
giles, Ryan, saunders, Schoolfield. Shields
South worth Starke. Tavenner Tillar, Tur-
ner, Waddill. Webb. and Wise-42.
Mr.. Munford, who voted NO." in
order that he might make that motion,
moved to reconsider.
Mr.. Dunlop moved to pass by the
motion to reconsider. Agreed to as
follows:
AYES -Messrs Arnold, Black. Brown
Buchanan, Burks. Carter. Crsmoni, DAD
ney, Downing. Dunlop, Eastwood. Echols
Fentress Figgat, Goad. Hoge. Holiday, 4.
r. Jordan. w. I. Jordan, Lawson. Leftwltch'
Lightner. Lockett Loving, Moss, Miller
Munford. NobliD, Patton, Payne, Peters
Pollard. Roberts. Row. saunders. Scnooi-
field. Smith, Stribling. Taliaferro. Terry
Van Doran. Wescott wilkins, and MI
speakeT-t4.
NoTs-Messrs. Addlngton, Bandy, Bolen'
Boiling. BOrum. Cardwell. Chalmers, inli'
dress. COrnett, Faulcon, Franklin. \. tul'
kerson. l.. d. Fulkerson. Gills. Harris. Hay.
Hurt, Hylton, johnson, Jones, w. II
Jordan, McCandlish. McChntic, Martin
Mauck, Mayo, OBannon. Oglesby. Por-
ter. Reid. Rice. Ruggles. Ryan. Shields
Southworth. Siarke, 1ayenner. Tillar, Tur-
ner, Waddill. Webb, and Wise-42.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
Mr.. Wise offered the following reso-
luton, which was appropriately re-
ferred
ReSolred, That the Committee for
Courts Of Justice be directed to report
a bill to replace the appointment OF
school trustees in the counties Of this
State in the hands Of the county judge,
the county superintendent of schools,
and the CommOnwealth's attorney.
HOUSE BILL PASSED.
For the relief Of John Wray.
JUDICIAL CIRCUITS.
Senate bill to rearrange the Judicial
circuits was called up by Mr.. Mum
ford.
Mr.. Pollard moved to amend the bill
by taking Matthews county ont Of the
Ninth circuit and put it in the Eighth,
where it is now.
Mr.. Echols had no objection to the
change, but thought it useless to waste
time in amending the bill, which would
necessitate the bills going back to the
Senate.
Mr.. Waddill did not think that the
amendment ought to be allowed. aS it
would break up the whole arrange
ment Of circuits.
Mr. Taliaferro favored Mr.. Polard's
amendment.
Mr.. buchanan said he had no interest
in the matter, but favored Mr.. Pollard's
amendment for the sake OF harmony.
II seemed the people wanted the change,
and he would therefore vote for it.
Mr.. Pollard's amendment was agreed
to.
Mr.. Waddill moved to reconsider.
Agreed to.
The question then REQUIRED on NJ
PollaFd's amendment, which was re-
jected.
Mr. Porter moved to strike Surry out
Of the First circuit. Lost.
Mr.. Porter then moved that Surry he
stricken from the First circuit and put
in the Second.
The Chair doubted if the motion was
in order.
Pending further discussion the Chair,
Just before the hour Of adjournment,
laid before the House the following
communication, which was read by the
clerk:
Hon. Clcrles l.. Stuart, SPEAKER Ho@e of
Dcic0dt,S
Replying 10 the resolution % your honor
able body agreed to February II. 1880.
making inquiries as to the deposit required
10 be made 10y the Virginia and Carolina
Railroad Company under section 3 Of
sn act OF Assembly, session lss3.'si. have
to lay that upon careful examination Of
This Office. ] do not find thatany deposit has
been made by the Virginia and Carolina
Railroad Company. Nerv respectfully.
\. W. lIARMON. Jr.
Treasurer OF Nirgiuia