The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

amend and re-enact chapter $40 OF ,ne
acts Of 1891. entitled AN act 10 pro'iuc
fer the copying and preserving ,he VI"
records OF certain counties IN 'nc 49,
81 Virginia and 10 make an approp''"TI,1s a
,,crefor" approved March J, ls'-. Inc
IAN ,~o,.ides that the secretary or tne
ro,,r,,n,,cal,n shall he authorized 10
order me convlng of all volumes OF the
records of ali counties in the state prior
10 l7o0 and TO purchase suitap.e poo~a
for the purpose. provided That inc la'es
paid for copying shall not rxceel i'eee'
cents for one hundred words Inc su" ,
OF $500 shall be appropriated TOT ''a'
purpose from the State Treasury 49,.
by Mr. Caddal: To empower 'i'
board 81 supervisors OF PULASKI So"'ss
To reimburse the town OF Pulaski lot
money expended by Il in caring TOT pei
sons afflicted with smallpox IN said cou".
~ and preventing the spread oil '""'
disease therein.
By MIR Saunders TO empower the courts
% strike out superluous plaintiffs IN any
suit or action and to direct the same ~
proceed thereafter in the name OF the
remaining plaintiffs.
BY the same: TO provide how Appeals
from justices and warrants removed
shall be tried and how defects. omissions
and irregularities in the proceedings be-
low may be corrected In the court 10
which the appeal is taken or the war
rant removed.
BY Mr.. Newberne: To amend and re-
enact section : Of an act approved feD-
ruarv .. 1892. entitled "An act 70 incor-
poratc the Norfolk. Wilmington and
! Charleston Railroad Company.
Ev Mr. Binf0rd: For the removal OF
/ an insane person from one asylum TO an
other. The bin authorizes the transfer
or patients from one asylum to another
! n IN is considered TO be beneficial FOR
/ the patient.
4 aced on the Calender
The following bills were introduced and.
under suspension Of the rules, placed on
/ the calendar:
No. 2iS. introduced by Mr.. Saunders: For
the protection OF partridges, pheasants'
and turkeys in Wythe.
No. go. introduced by Mr.. Harris: TO
regulate the killing, capturing. hunting
huving. or selling, or offering for sale
cartridges, wild turkeys. and pheasants
in the county Of Albemarle. and to pro-
hib.t the catching OF same in traps or
the destruction Of eggs OF same in said
county.
Htlis Passed.
The following bills were passed:
Senate Riil 40. -: Extending the tim
for commencing the construction Of the
Baltimore. Richmond and Southern rail
road.
, Senate Bill No. 100: Entitled an "Ac
10 protect sheep and other stock in tn
3 counties Of 1ccomac and Northampton:
I Senate Bil No. 2JJ: TO allow j.. +
Daniel treasurer Of Charlotte county
= further time TO dstrain, levy for, an
e collect certain tax tickets and licens
r. taxes for which he has accounted TO IA
Z State.
I House BIH 40. ISIS: To authorize th
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway COmpan
10 extend IFS line OF transportation int
the city Of Norfolk, Va, and 10 EMO
s wharf warehouse, and all other termini
Z facilities therein.
( House Bill 40. 1sS: Relating 70 unlawfi
{ hunting OF rartridges deer. and Wild III
r. KEYS in the county 0f Snrry.
] House Bin No. IA: For the relief
G George W Conner. a Confederate vetera
G Of Roclbridge county.
10 House Bill No 202: To provide tn;
process for a witness issued during II
{ trial Of a criminal prosecution in a cou
q Of record may be executed by the Office
Of the court from which the process i
sues in any county or corporation OF Il
10 State.
q House Bill No. 1se. To incorporate IL
@ Roanoke Mineral Belt Line Rairoa
o. Company.
i. House Bill No. 80: For the relief Of
a G.. Crouch, Of the county of Henrico.
No o..
r Mr. Withers. OF Danville, and Colon
s Logan. Of Craig. yesterday submitted
% large number Of petitions in favor of Il
y local-Option bill.
y Mr. Thomas, Of Roanoke presented m'
f MORALS from the Carpenters and Joiner
q and Iron Moulders' Unions Of Roanoke asl
il ing that convict-made goods Toe S
n stamped.
e I,N-Attorney-Gene James G.. Fie
r. was on the floor OF the House to-day, al
il was warmly greeted by his friends.
"a Among the other visitors on the flo
.e was Col. W. r. Atkins, OF Meckienbur
If lie reports that his son, DR.. Atkins. OIL
3. of the resident physicians AT the Ric
II mond almshOuse, who has been 80 III
.. his home in Boydton. is much improve
h. but is still in a scmi-conscious conditio
. Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Putney will e
7. terrain the members of the House Finan
Committee at dinner on Friday evenir