Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
presented the question again, clear ard
clean-cut

On tnls SUBSTITUTE the penulnE fues-
tion was called and ordered. Sir. A.
Fulkerson, who was opposed TO the
bill, indicated his wish to offer sn
amendment--in effect TO make members
cease using free passes at once-not to
allow them to ride back home on their
free passes.
Mr.. Cardwell moved to reconsider
the vote by which the pending question
was ordered. Agreed to-ayes, a.
noes, "a.
The pending question-agreeing to
Mr.. Munfords substitute-was agsln
called.
Mr.. Pollard asked for a recorded
vote on ordering the pending question.
This is the test vote" he said.
The House refused to come to yo.e
on Mr. Munford's substitutes fol-
lows:
AYYs.-Messrs. Bnchsnan. Burks. Carter
| Chalmers Dabney, Dickinson. Downing
! Iunop. Hay. IIollsday lawson. Leftwiea.
| Loving Mallory Miller MunfOTd. PaYne.
! Pollard Powell saunders, Terry, Van Do
| ian. and Wescott.-24.
|
| Bolliug, Boruni, Brow, Cardwtir t1rltsit
| CuIfett Eastwood, EchoS. atscon, 5n-
tress. Franklin, A. Fulkerson. ellis. Goad.
| Harris, lioge, Johnson. Jones g. +. Jordan.
! ". II. Jordan, W. ]. Jordan, Lightner. Nc
Candish. McClintic. Martin, Mathews.
| Mayo, Moss. Nance. NOblin. Peters, Porter.
Ryan, SehTell Shields, SmitA, Southworth,
! SiaTke. TsliaferrO, Turner. Webb, WilkinS.
Wise, and Mr.. Speaker-47.
Mr. A. Fulkerson moved an amend
ment making the substitute in force at
once and applicable to the present
Legislature. Agreed to.
Mr. MunfOrd substitute wasreiected.
Mr.. lIoge moved to dismiss the bill.
The pending question was ordered.
and the bill (which was not in a very
satisfactory shape was dismissed by
the following vote:
AYES -Nessrs Acker Black EOhaunar
! Rolling. BOrum. Brown. CariweIl COrnei
! Curleti, Eastwood, Echols Faucon. Frnnl
/ lin. \. FulkersOn. Gus. Harris. HOge, JOaI-
son. Jones. &. r. jordan. W. b. Jordan W. Z.
| Jordan Lightner. Loving. Mallory, McCanf-
! lish. MCCliutic. Mathews. Mayo. Moss
! Nance, NOblin. Petets, Porter, Ryan. Nanu-
! ders. Sehrcll shields. Smith, SouthWoTih.
! Starse. Ialaierro. Turner Webb, Wise, and
/ Mr.. SpeakeT-46.
NOE~s- NifSNfs. BucianHn, bulkS. dTteFs
! Chalmers, Dabney, Dckenson, Downing,
/ Dunlop. Dupuv. FentrcSS. Goad. Hav. liOi.
| laday, IRWSOn, IeftWitch. IOClett Martin
Miller Munford. Payne. Pollard, Powell.
| Reid, Roberts, Ruggles NchOolhe.d. Terry.
Van DoIan, Westcott and Wilklns-3O
APPROPRIATIONS ELL.
The appropriation bill came up At I
O'Clock under suspension Of the rll.s.
the question being upon agreeing to
Senate amendments.
House amendment increasing the ap-
preparation to the Western Luna,ic
Asylum $1,000 was rejected by the
senate and the House insisted upon Ii,
amendment.
All other amendments made by the
House aud rejected b. the Senate were
insisted upon except the refusal of the
House to increase the salary Of the
cleIk Of the Attorney-General, from
which position the House receded.
The bill then went back to the Sem
ate.
Mr.. LoyeEs;ein later communicated
resolution of the Senate asking for a
committee Of conference on the disa-
greement of the two houses to sun
dry amendments.
The House agreed to the resolution.
Speaker Stuart appointed on the part
Of the House MesSrs. Pollard, Echlls.
Arnold, Mallory, and Wes ott.
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
The bill appropIiating 100000 for
the establishment of a mechanics insti-
tute came up on the reconsideration Of
the vote by which the House refused to
order it to its engrosSment.
Mr.. Starke moved to postpone until
4;lj o'clock this afternoon. Agreed to. .
SPECIAL ORDER TO-IAN.
Mr.. Taliaferro called up Senate bill .
for the protection Of oysters and to Oh. /
tain revenue therefrom, and moved that /
it be made the special order for to-day
at ii o'clock. Agreed to.
Mr.. Wise moved that 10 the mean time
the bill be printed. Agreed to.
Afternoon Session.
At I o'clock Speaker Stuart called .
the House TO order.
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE. T.
This bill came up as the special order
at AS.
Mr.. Cardwell moved to postpone IN
til to-day at 1920. Agreed to.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
To authorize the trustees of Hol-
c0mbe-Ilall Association to borrow
money and to enable them to provide
for the repayment Of said money.
To amend the law in relation to
working and surveying mines.
To allow the voters of Dickinson
county to vote on the question of the
county courthouse.
For the protection Of wild game in
the county of Frederick.
To amend sections |. %, and 3> OF
chapter Sc, Code Of 1873, providing for
inspectors.
To amend the law regarding wild
game so far as it applies to Pittsylvania
county.
Requesting our representatives in
Congress to protect our cooperage and
carrying trade with the Spanish West
Indies.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To prevent frauds upon the Com
and the holders of her Sc
curities in the collection and disburse-
ment Of revenues, and to repeal Sec
ton ll2 Of the act approved March Is,
1884. and to repeal the act apprca1s, -
February I, 1884, and the act Of Feo-
ruary %, 1884.
For the enactment of special road
aw for Scott county.
To amend the law prescribing the
lutieS, liabilities, powers, and compen-
iation Of certain county officers.
All bills on the calendar having been
passed, and the House not wishing TO
20 on bills on their second reading, the
House at AS adjourned to meet to-
lay at 10 O'Clock.
A James. ki,er Boat.
The Committee on the Improvement
# James River is maturing plan for the
purchase Of an iron boat com bining the
,Tdinary qualities of a tug and the