The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-12

mittee be instructed 10 report AZ the
earliest practicable day bill for the ap'
preparation Of the State Revenue.
The rules were suspended ana 'he
resolution adopted
SENATE BILL PASSED.
To incorporate the trustees OF the pap
ti.t State Mission with House amend
ment.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED
To authorize the Board Of Supervisors
of Clarke county 10 loan out certain
money 70 the credit Of the Sinking Fund
provided for the redemption Of the bonds
of the county.
To enable the Board Of Supervisors II
Roanoke county To borrow money for the
purpose of enlarging the clerks office OF
said county, and for other purposes.
To incorporate the Virginia safety De-
pOsit and Trust Company Of Richmond
To amend an act confirming a law
passed by the Legislature Of North Caro-.
Ina incorporating the Elizabeth City ana
Norfolk Railroad Company (now the
Norfolk Southern Railroad Company.
To amend the charter Of the Cowan
and Southern Railroad Company, and to
authorize the stockholders OF said com
prny 20 change its name 10 the Norfolk
and Carolina Railroad Company.
To make Nanscmond river in the
county Of NanscmOnd between certain
points lawful fence.
To empower the Auditor to issue du-
plicate Of warrant No. o,7s6
To provide additional compensation for
n. W. Bowe for services rendered 10 the
Commonwealth Of Virginia
Authorizing the counties of Cumber-
land and P0whalan to change the form
of bonds subscribed To the Farmyille and
Powhatan Railroad Company.
TO provide for the payment OF eX-
penses of the Circuit Court Of Frederick
county.
THE CAT AND DOG BILL.
Mr. Bufords bill to prevent the pollu-
tiou OF drinking water in the State, came
up in It's passage
Mr. Cardwcll of Hanover Mr. Ryan
Of LOudoun in the chain, stated that the
amendment offered to the bill and ad0p-
ted on Tuesday made il clumsy. \ per
son under its provision could throw
cat or dog in a well and pull il ont one
month later and thereby escape the
penalty.
Mi Alensworth OF Caroline said that
there was some excuse for drowning cats,
but young dogs he always made il - rule
to hang up head downward.
Mr. Tins ey Of New Kent said he did
not see any sense in the bill, and moved
TO dismiss it. Lost The bill then passed
without opposition.
CsE or TuE HALL.
The House unanimously agreed 10 al
low the Farmers Assembly 10 use the
Hall of the House of Delegates Wednes-
day and Thursday nights.
KEFORMATORi
The bin 10 establish Ieformalory for
the youthful criminals of the state came
up on the motion entered Tuesday 10y
MIR. Hav Of Madison 10 reconsider the
vote bv which the House refused TO order
the bin TO its engrossmeni.
Mr.. Hay urged the recommendation
This relormatOTy was matter OF abs0'
Lutte necessity.
Mr.. Elan of Louisa said he was in IA
vOr of the bill, but in its present shape II
was Objectionable, and he suggested it be
sent back TO the committee TO be per
fecied.
Mr RYAN of Loudoun said this bill, il
passed. would cost the State 100000 IN
building an asylum and house Tor these
BOYS The State surely did not intend tC
throw the 81 600 appropriated away
and TO follow il up would cost The above
amount.
The House refused 10 reconsider the
vote ayes %, noes 81 so the reformatory
scheme is dead.
FOREIGN MISSION BOARD
Mr.. Carter of Richmond city offered q
, bin to incorporate the Foreign Mission
Board of the Southern Baptist Conyen'
! ton
| The incorporators are H. II. Harvie
II A. Tupper, J. c. Williams, A. b
Clark. II. c. Burnett, ii. X Ellyson, J
/, r. Winston, c. II. Winston, W. Z
. Hatcher. John Pollard, 5 G. Clopton, J
B. Hutson, w d. Thomas, ". w. Ian
drum, W. J. Shipman, George Cooper
c. II. Ryland, T p. Mathews, X II. Pitt
and I. p. Bell.
The amount of property 10 be held by
the Board at any one time Is not TO eX
ceed ~ ,UUV, ,UuO.
, TX GOVERNOR SMITH.
Senate Joint resolution allowin. The
secretary OF the Commonwealth 10 ust
the State seal on the monument TO be
erected to the memory of Ex-Governor
4 William Smith uGder suspension of ih'
e rules passed unanimously.
. BILLS DISMISSED.
I To fine and impriscn persons for keep
n ing disorderly houses.
To authorize the trustees OF New Hope
church in Wythe county TO sell real es
. tate and invest in other real estate.
i PAYING SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
b The bill paying school trustees S. 70
7, each day they actually serve, came up ol
lis engrossment and was discussed 10
d nearly an hour in short speeches from
large number of members.
Mr. Dupuy moved to dismiss the bill
Agreed TO, ayes, 52 noes, %.
7 Adjourned at 2;l5.