The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06

Samuel c. Redd, of Hanover. by Mr.. X. II.
Cardwell.
+. @. Minor. of Hanover, by Mr.. George d.
| Carter.
| George r. Atkinson. of Isle of Wight, Mr.
! Thomas Il. Wright
Charles III. Ashton. Of Prince George and
| Stafford. by Mr.. John +. Moss.
John g.. Dow Of King and Queen. by Mr..
James $. Jones.
Mr.. T.. Nj: Clements. OF Petersburg. was
ordered TO inform the Senate of the vote Of
| the House.
Messrs. George b. steel and Sidney P.
! tpes were appointed by the Speaker as a
| committee 20 assist the Senate committee IN
/ counting the votes cast
! Alter the announcement Of the vote by tho
! speaker the following county judges were
| nominated
Il. II. Tibhs, Of Louloun. by Mr.. John F.
| Ryan.
When Mecklenburg county was reached
Mr.. D. Thomas Goode, OF that county, stated
| that contest was pending for that office aud
| ne offered Joint resolution postponlng the
election for the present
/ = The House declining 10 ngree 20 the res olu-
| ton. Mr.. John ID. SheHerson nominated tho
| present oncumbent, w. T. Thomas for the
| position.
- q. Taylor Garner hliddlesex and Mathews,
was nominated by Air. James 5. Jones.
George l.. Kendall. of Northampton, was
nominated by Mr. Southey s. wilkins.
Mr.. }. ID. Coles. of Pittsylyania. was nomi-
nated by Il. f. Anderson.
Mr. }. NJ. Crute. OF Prince Edward. was
| nominated by Mr.. Il. NJ. Burton.
Mr.. r. ). Anderson, Of pittsylvania, was
! appointed blythe Speaker to notify the Senate
OF the nominations made.
Mesrs. VI. Is Rowe and John A. Brown
ing Sr were appointed n committee TO notify
| the Senate otthe vote and assist IL the count
! Ing OF the same.
WANTED INFORMATION.
just before tho county Of Meckenburg was
reached. under the order of nominations. an
| incident occurred which created q good deal
of merriment among the SOlOns Of the Com
/ mOnwealth. A pOrtly figure. Of perhaps 25O
! pounds OF humanity. appeared in the door
way, and, pushing himself forward. attempted
| TO take an active part in the proceedings by
addressing the presiding officer in the follow
/ ing manner:
Mr. Speaker, lido not know if I am in
| order, but ! would like 10 know if the judge
/ ship Of POwhatan county has been decided
! upon
The Speaker began to rap for order jas soon
as the man began his impr0mptu speech,
! but the latter managed 10 finish his
sentence before Second DOOrkeeper =. T.
/ Kindred could lay his hands on him and put
/ him out oftlo room.
it was ascertained afterwards that the in
truder was a resident of Powhatau county for
t whom tho city atmosphere had proven too
| strong.
HOUSE ADJOURNs.
After the result Of tho vote had been an
nounced Mr.. John f. Ryan of Loudouu
/ offered q Joint resolution postpOnng the
/ further execution of the joint order until
/ Monday at 1890 The resolution was adopted.
and Mr.. Ryan appointed to inform the Senate
/ Of the action taken.
Senator Stubs few minutes later in
! formed the House that the Senate had de-
clined to concur in the resolution. A few mo-
ments later the nominations made by the
/ Senate were announced
Mr.. Williams of Accomac and Northamp-
| ton offered a Joint resolution TO postpone the
! further consideration OF the Joint order until
! Monday al 1920 T. VI. The resolution was
| adopted and Mr.. wilkinson detailed TO in
| form the Senate.
Senator Hurt soon after announced that the
! Senate had concurred IN the resolution. and
! on motion Of Dr. Baker. from Louisa, the
/ House then adjourned until Monday at noon.