The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04


pages Mr. Figgatt stated, was, in sab
stance, the same as the present law, eX'
Ccpt in certain small changes which were
an improvement over the law as now
lleeXpiained each of these changes
Finally Nj Anderson Of Rockbrl1ge
said that the Senate did not intend lo|
pass any tax bin, and moved TO postpone
until Monday
Mr. Cardwc'. said the House should
pass il, and throw The responsibility OF
a failure on 'lc Senate.
4 number %. amendments were offered
and rejected. and the bill was finally
ordered t0 ii, cnrTOssment by a vote of
ayes lf. noes ~.
NECINIA's CLAIM AGAINST THE UNIIED
STATES.
Mr. Morton called up Senate joint
resolution transferring a certain claim of
the state of vi giuia against The Govern
mcnt Of the United States TO The Mount
Vernon Avcnue Association chartered by
the State.
This claim amounts 10 Sl2j,0O0
rhe joint resolution passed. Ayes, %
noes, II.
THE GoyFESoE's THIRD VETO.
The Governor returned House bill 1872
for the protection Of farmers against
spurious and worthless fertilizers.
The Governor says that under the bill
the farmc-s viii get no more protection
than they are getting now, while inlus-
ticc will be done The manufacturers, be
cause DO will hc impossible for them 10
comply with It's provisions The analyses
ignores the reverted phOsphurlc acid, and
available phOsphurio acid because 1t re-
Quircs only Che soluble and insOluble
ph0sphOric acid 10 be given, and the
farmer would then have no idea how
much available phO,phoric acid is pres
cnt The tin requires the value Of The
ingredient 10 bc stated. but does not tell
that 10 Is 10 be asCeriained, and value iiuc-
luatc constantly, SO That value OF To-
day would not bee approximately correct
q few months afterwards
The proposed law makes il penalty
of fine and Imprisonment for falsely
using am analysis made by the depart
ment, for the CORRECTNESS of which the
manufacturer is not responsible
The House refused 10 pass ihe bill over
the Governors veto. Avcs, 3; noes, 81
BOARD or AGRICULTURE.
House bin 90 provide for a Board of
Agriculture Of Virginia and making an
appropriation therefor Of $4,000 was
called up by Mr Dupuy.
The Senate amendments were read and
agreed 10.
The bill goes 20 the Governor.
SENATE BILLS PASSED
To relieve the owners OF certain lands
sold 20 the Commonwealth for the non
payment of taxes and liens accrued prior
10 1881
10 amend the statutes of Virginia in
relation 90 the title to lands belonging 10
mnaiics and minors in order TO perfect
them.
For the relief of G.. s. IIcaley, Sheriff
of Middle-cN county
JUDGE oF CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Fer judge Of he Corporation Court OF
Charlottesville Mr. Dabney nominated X.
r. W. Duke. Jr and Mr. Elam nomina
ted Gcorge T. Hughes
Judge Duke received all ;he Democratic
votes, and was declared elected.
SOLDIERS PENSIONS.
H.u.o },til to give aid fO soldiers sail
,r' and r,[ine. of Xirgini, manned and
di.,i'lsd i1 tro war b.iwcen lhe S;atcs
,nJ ~ tL. 'viino.s of Vir,inia soldier,
Sailors and r,..-;nos who lost their lives
in said war ln ,Lc military service, was
called mp hy Mr.. Pollard.
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mtpfs made thereto lN the senate were
considered. and most of them rejected.