The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13

hell. FentreSa. Thomas Nen, Nelson,
Harris. Barham. Paxton. Smith, Rich
srdson. Tomney. Massie, and Stokes
Propositions and Messrs'
Mason. Utz. Cabell. Matthews, BOILING
willard Diggs. Booker. Clark, Graves
Murrell. Massie. and Buford.
Roads (RaiD and Internal Navigauoh.-
Messrs Ryan. Mason. Downing, Picher'
Wlthrow. Thomas. Sumpter Keilam' ~
vine, Eanes. Bryant. Nelson. ana harIi
son OF Chesterfield. Manchester anu
Powhatan
Finance.-Messrs. Moon Ryan. Cooke
Jones, Koiner. Fahrney, willard, feI-
klns. Edmondson, Kendrlck' ha'""o"'
Miller. Neff. and Kicks.
Clains.-Messrs Blakemore, New
herne. Hall, Brooking. Booker. Burks.
Spcck. Cox. Craft, Leggett, Pretlow,
Sanders OF Wythe. and Vaughan.
Militia and Police.-Messrs. Bendheim
Hathaway. Binford. Brugh. Bryant
Cooke. Fahrney Kendriek, Perkins,
Saunders. of Franklin. Willard, Speck
and Slemp.
Asvlums and Prisons. --Messrs Jones,
Thompson OF Dinwiddie. Blakemore,
withrow. Edmondson, Sheffey. Pretlow.
Speck Craft. Brooking. Priddy, Binford,
and Coleman.
Labor and the Poor.-Messrs. Pitcher,
Thomas Tabb. Byrne Leggett Perkins
Prlddy. stratton. Koiner, Moon, Coleman
Stokes. and Slemp.
Public Property.-Mcssrs. Anderson
Tomney. Barham, Murrell, Brugh, Shelf
fey, Burks. Clark Evans, Withers, VIII
kinson, Kicks. and Turner
Banks, Currency. and commerce
Messrs. Downing. Cooke Fentress. stump
te~ Newberne. Crump. Lee. Boykin
Pitcher Mason, Matthews. Slemp' ana
Agriculture and Minlng.-Niessrs. With
row Railing. Koiner. Fahrney, Massle'
Caddau Hail. Wilson. Graves Cox
stratton. Vaughan. and Savers
Manufactures and Mechanic arts
Nessrs. Byrne. Utz. Kellam, WIkihson
Sumpter. Eanes. Thompson oil 1870
White Splllman, Nelson, wilson i"''e''
and Sayers. .c,,,.rs -Nessrs
Eentress Fahrney, White, Miller kel-
lam Barham. Binford. Segar Evans CAD
dau Petty. Harwood. and Allen.
Offices and Officers at the Capitol
Nessrs. Fahrney, Boiling. Thompson, Mil
Ter BRYANT. Saunders of Wythe, Wilkinson'
Hail, Matthews, Patterson, Russell Sauh-
ders Of Franklin. and Stokes.
Executive OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1honi'
as Tabb Shelley, Hunton, Har"oCd'
Nicol. Hathaway. Saunders OF Wythe, IT
Retrerc hment and Economy,-Messrs.
Harris. Thompson Of Dinwiddie, Camp
he'll Matthews. Edmondson, Graves, CAD
dali. Digs. Paxton, Segar. White KICKS
and Harrison Of Chesterfield, Manchester
and Powhatan.
Federal Relations and Resolutions
Messrs Patterson, Gibson, Lee, Cooke
Crump. Thomas, Harrison, Hunter. Lo-
nj
Enrolled Bnls.-Messrs. Boiling. Tabb'
Pitcher. Spilman. Brookng, Caddall'
Thompson Of Patrick, Stratton, Tomney'
Wilkinson. Evans, Siemp. and Weaver
observation-disclosures. Utz, Massie. Har-
ris. Paxton, Craft, Coleman, Brookins'
Clark. Cox, Evans. Kendrick, Petty ana
Sayers.
chesapeake and its Tributaries.-M essrs.
Cooke. Tabb. Withrow, Boykin Smith
Cabel Burks. Leegett, McRae, PretioW'
Priddy. Nen. and Spilman
House Expenses -Messrs Thompson OF
Dinwiddie, Richardson. Segar Turner, and
Kicks
Rules.-Messrs Speaker, ex ofticio. Ryan
Lee Withers. and Allen.
Library.-Messrs. Cabell. Downing, Lo-
gan Withers. and DeJarnette.
Printing Booker Campbell, and
Tomney.
BIDS Introduced.
The following bills were introduced and
referred TO the proper committees:
by MIR. Sheffey: To appropriate money
60 the Southwestern Luna;ic Asylum. for
the purpose of building additional wings
20 said asylum.
BY same: To repeal an act entitled AN
act for the protection Of sheep in Smyth
county" approved February .. 1922
BY Mr. Caddall; To provide Tor the pur-
chase and distribution Of "Hursts' Guide
and Manual"
Wy Mr.. r. Harrison: To amend an act in
cooperating the Lyncnburg Cotton Mill
and Improvement Company.
BY Mr. Blakemore: To authorize the
town OF Harrisonburg TO issue bonds and
borrow money for the purpose Of paying
its existing Indebtedness.
BY Mr.. Wilkinson: To amend and re-
enact an act entitled IAN act 10 incorpo-
rate the Blue Ridge Railroad Company"
BY Mr.. Campbell: To provide for the
insurance and protection Of the public in
stitutions OF Virginia.
BY Mr.. Turner: To incorporate the
Farmers Bank of Floyd.
To Secure Free Passes.
BY Mr. Utz: To amend and re-enact
section 10 Of an act approved March 3,
1898 entitled IAN act to further regulate
ness in this State. and further defining
the duties Of the Railroad Commissioner
in relation thereto"
The bin refers especially to the chapter
entitled Free or reduced rates or excur-
sion or Communication tickets, passes
and free transportation" Nothing I'm this
act shall apply 10 the carriage. storage,
or handling of property free, or at re-
duced rates. for the United States, State,
or municipal government. or for charitable
purposes, or to or from fairs and ex-
positions.
The bill further provides that nothing
in the act shall be construed TO prevent
common carriers from giving free trans
portation . the officers of the state Gov
eminent and members of the General
Assembly 20 their own employees and
members Of their families or TO prevent
the officers Of any railroad company or
companies from exchanging passes or
tickets with other railroads for their Of
fcers and employees and members OF
their families.
BY request Mr. Cabell introduced
bin 20 incorporate the Pan-American In
vestmeut Company. The corporators Of
the company are Lawrence Gardner. Still
son Hutchins. William b. Gurley. James
r. Tonett, Jesse e. Wilson. Ellis Spear
Albert $. Green. Fred w. Pratt. William
j. Colt. c. +. Il. Caracrisu. Of Washing
ton j. c., and James c. Campbell, Of
New York. The company is empowered
70 own, sell lease. rent. and buy personal
or mixed property develop concessions,
grants or franchise Of mines quarries.
railroads, telegraph lines etc. in any
country Of North Central and South
America, and 10 operate mines. etc, In
the State Of Virginia and in therepublic