Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-20

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shall be, after carefully informing them
selves Of the provisions Of the funding
act of 1889, to invite the bona:fde
holders of the bonds of the State issued
under the finding acts Of 1871 and
1879, or such representative as such
holders may appoint, to meet them in
the city Of Richmond ut such time as
they may safee upon, and to explain
to such creditors the provision Of the
said funding act of 1882, the fair-
ness and justice Of said settlement,
the reasons that led to its pas
sage and acceptance, snd to
urge upon them an acquiescence
in said settlement and the funding Of
their securities under its provisions,
and to use such other proper and le-
climate influences as they can to ac-
complish the purpose Of their appoint
ment. The said commission shall make
full report TO the Governor Of their
action under this resolution, with such
recommendations and legislation as in
their judgment may be necessary to
carry out the general purposes of the
said funding act of 1882, and the con-
clusions arrived at in the conference
between them and the creditors; and
the Governor shall transmit to the
General Assembly at its next session
the report Of said commission, together
with such suggestions and recommends
tions as they may make.
Mr.. Mccormick offered similar re-
solution barre the Finance Committee
two years $50, but it never became a
law.
SCHOOL SUPEBINTENDENTS.
A message was received from the
House by Mr. Hay, who informed the
Senate that the House had agreed to
Senate joint resolution fixing the terms
of county and city superintendents of
schools. This resolution declares them
all vacant the lst day Of July.l
The Chair laid before the Senate a
communication from the State Board Of
Education, and, on motion of Mr.. Hurt,
the Senate (at 3 o'clock) went into exc.
cutiye session.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
While in executive session the Sem
ate confirmed the following school su-
perintendents:
AccomacL, John Z. Mapp.
AlbemaIle, L. A. Niche present in
cumbent).
Alexandria county, John E. Febrey.
Allegheny, George b. McCorkle.
Amelia, j. l.. 7. Holland.
AppomattoX, Charles II. Chiffon.
Bath, George w. Simpson.
Bedford, n. d. Hawkins.
Bland, Davis II. Munsey.
Botetourt, r. S. Burks.
Buchanan, Sparrell RatliG.
Carroll, W. II. Mitchell.
Charles City, John Z. Graves.
Charlotte, II. j. Watkins.
Chesterfield. W. \. Blankenship.
Clarke, ". F. Meade.
Craig, Crockett b. Giyens.
Cumberland. William c. Corsan.
DinWiddie, Eugene c. Powell.
Dickinson, j. f. French.
Elizabeth City. }. NJ. Willis.
Essex, Z. r. Baird-to fill vacancy.
Fairfax, VI. d. Hall--to fill vacancy.
Fauquier, ". G. Marshall.
Floyd, G. A. Willis.
Fluvanra, }. o. Shepherd.
Frederick, Norris NJ. Lynch.
Giles, d. T. Hale.
Gloucester, ". +. HOgg.
Goochland, II. D. Ragland.
Grayson, W. 5. Hale (present ir-
cumbenD.
Greene. George i. Jennings.
Greensyille, w. n. Bell.
Halifax, T. E. Barksdale Cpresn =
cumbenD.
Hanover, W. II. Campbell.
Highland, o. P. Chew present i'll
cumbenD.
Isle VI w lpht' bdNIu nav tcos
King William, William Y. CrOxton.
Lancaster, Frank W. Lewis.
Lee, A. NJ. Goings.
Loudoun. Lewis NJ. Shumate.
Louisa, Frank 7. West.
Matthews, Thomas B. Lane.
Mecklenburg, Thomas W. Smith.
Montgomery, r. b. Richardson.
Nelson, George f. Caskie.
Norfolk county, John Z. West.
Princess Anne, o. Il. Mears-to fill
vacancy and for full term.
Rockingham, George II. Hulvey.
Smyth, Judge d. C. Miller.
Southampton, j. F. Bryant.
Warren, Gibson +. Roy.
Wise, John b. Gilley.
Wythe, George r. Hufford.
York, W. II. Shield.
Alexandria city, K. L. Carne.
Lynchburg, f. c. Glass.
Norfolk city, James Barron Hope.
Upon reopening the doors the Senate,
at 1920 P. NJ, adjourned.
House OF Delegates.
The House was called to order at | |
A. M.-Speaker Stuart in the chair.
No prayer.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. Black: To increase the
efficiency and extend the usefulness Of
the Virginia Agricultural and Mechani-
cal College, at Blacksburg.
BY Mr.. Lawson: To authorize the
trustees of Ilolcomb- Hall Association
to borrow money, and to enable them
to provide for the repayment Of said
money.
BY Mr.. Echols To amend the act in
cooperating the Augusta County Fair,
so as to change the name to the = Bald
win-Augusta Fair" .
BY MIR. Bolen Bill for the relief Of
Samuel Sweeny and Elkanah Sweeny,
OF Floyd county.
BY Mr.. Dabney Bill to amend and
re.enact an act to incorporate the
Charlottesville and University Railroad
Company.
By Mr.. Tavenner Bill for the relief
OF S. l.. Larew.
By Mr.. Turner Bill to amend and
re-enact the Code oflS73, increasing the
tax on pedlers.
By Mr.. Mauck To amend and re-
enact an act to incorporate the town Of
Luray, in the county of Page.