The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
WALTON BILL PASSED.
1rfEyYE> 40 mn NIHORY or GIN.
JUBfk A. RAM.
abe Pharmacy I'm Goes Through without
Amendment aud the 'onsiiiniional
Amendment TO Road Law Changed.

Walton Did, ihc pharmacy bin. and
r .a.oey of Eaf'y were hc features of
day
Ufraui-Govcuof kent called the
f. i. old,, at ID o'clock.
Lo,castca offered substitute FOR
r House iolut resolution referring SO
OF Governor MoKinucy's message
eaies 90 thc admission Of patienis
.... tne state Hospital 10 "a special COM
rt.e. with instructions 90 report To-.
bid. r.Nf General Assembly. The subst-
n. authorizes The committee TO revise
n Ns on inis subject.
H. Walton liil was So amended as 20
snake Do eo into effect on the first OF
..l instead GO from us passage and
Was chem passed without debate.
fariy's Memory.
II... joint resolution OF respect TO the
,.r..Ir OF General Iubal q. Early was
repof r1 TO the Senate Mr. Miller paid
3d. ri and feeling enloey 20 the dc-
ceased with whom hc was well, acquaini-
a. Tho INnchburg Senator said.
ux President. Another or the no"'e
.rl brave Confederate officers has passed
.eIt. and tne people of the whole So"in
,r. To-day 'n mourning over the dedth
.r f.,,orsI r,lnal a. Early ! believe that
Voice ffe sentiment not only OF every
constituent in my district whch was
fN. home oI flc distinguished dcau "heh
,.,f,. brf that of the people OF inc
.,.I-. eo.fh when J. say that General
l,.rfr WAS NOT only regarded as "a nero
l.t was rcsnccted and beloved by all.
3D.. Mas fn al matters. and al all times
t.re and sincere fearless ana brave, ana
aver ready 90 uphold The rsht ana de-
g.une. the wrong
Az frD close of Senator Miller remarks
tho resolution Was passed by, ana maoe
t.e snecial order for 230 o'clock.
message was received from the house
,... fnat body declined TO agree to the
l...fn substitute for the House joint
.....ffon. relative TO the segregation
or ,fe violently insane i'm the state Hos
,rl senate refused TO reeele from its
ta.. rtute.
Constitutional Amendment
Tho House Joint resolution proNidlns
or amending the Constitution, so as to
d., ornor.te ii it provision for working
re roads. was Amended so as 10 max
.ta ftpitatlon tax fifty cents and re-
o.re two DAYS service 10 was then
lt 2.2o o'clock the special order the
ttrf resolution OF respect 10 the memory
a. General Early. was called, ana Mr..
Herbert took the floor and spoke briefly
~ the great reverence and love held Tor
fts Confederate General. and that I'm his
county. from which came nearly regi-
a.eut Of cavalry, be was almost worship
eI
senator Hurt said that he knew him
~..I and that he always had a high
opinion of his ability, his integrity, and
DIS bravery.
Senator Jones said that General Early
nI.hf have been I'm some things wrong
headed man. that no one had ever said
Inaf he was not IS true man TO his sec
fnn. "a man who had strong convictions
and tne courage TO maintain them. and
thaf the Senate could literally and mean
ingiy subscribe to every word expressed
On the Joint resolution.
senator Green's tribute was very feel
Nr and couched SIN eloquent language.
Senator Stubbs said there was not
Confederate living Who could not stand
over the grave Of Jubal A. Early and
drop a lear 10 his memory. That he was
fn many respects q great man. brave
man. and one whose memory should be
cherished Tho resolution was unani-
uously adopted.
To Regulate Pharmacy.
A number Of bills were passed. and
when the bill 10 amend the Code in
H"|HIHHN 10 the f4a|AAAE bl tiAAAli4A y was
ralched SIR. Morris offered am amend
1uent. at the instance of the druggists of
Charlottesville, which provoked long
discussion. 10 was shown that the bhl
was largely technical and the Senate
evidently relied or the committee who
reported 80 and the medical men who
had examined it for their Judgment.
ur. LeCato explained the bill at length
and stated that 10 had the sanction OF
almost the unanimous membership OF
Size Virginia Pharmaceutical Associa-
ZION. The amendment was lost and the
bu was passed.
The pharmacy bill provides for licensing
fwo classes of pharmacists registered
aud assistant registered" The condi-
lions necessary TO secure q certificate
a- ID registered pharmacist is evidence
of having served four years I'm regular
pharmacy and passing examination be-
lore the board of pharmacy.
The condition necessary in the case Of
an assistant registered pharmacist is
evidence OF TWO years service in "a regu-
JAR pharmacy and examination Of the
board.
only registered pharmacists can con-
tr0l a drug store within the provisions
of this act. except that the assistant
can substitute FOR him temporarily
Ia rural situations and IN towns Of H. 500
Medical Association of Virginia, and haV-
Ing prauced five years. may enjoy all
the privileges Of registered pharmacist
without examination.
stores engaged I'm general merchandise
have the same privileges as under the
present law. The sale Of polsons. in all
cases requires certain registrations
usual 20 pharmacy laws common in most
o. the States.
The law Will be In force after July 1st
Bowling Alleys in Carroll.
Not little fun was had when the bin
w Alr Jennings. the Republican senator
from Carroll county providing for sub
uniting 90 the qualified voters Of Carroll
county the question Of licensing bowling
alleys came zap on its passage
There was 40 real opposition TO the
ILL., but several senators made the op-
l1r.unity 90 indulge i'm lot Of light
2ib.ule. o. earnestly advocating it for ,
opposite reasons. and the fun was great
i0r while. The senator from Carroll
~ asked to eNpiSin the bill. and ne said
- was something like the local-opti0n
Nv, Whereupon Senator Green brought
down the House. so 10 speak, by saying
Lat The bowling alley bill differed from
lte locai-opii0n bin In that il was 4
measure providing for setting 'em up"
Tie bli VAS passed and consent grant
~ l' communicate It TO the House. The
Republican senator was feeling good over
is success in suppressing the vice of
'0hAre tn his county. when Senator
i4tNe sent 10 the clerks desk TO be read
"l editorial IN the Lynchburg Advance.
tfee ing lea "a richly ludicrous manner the
poHnc-sllcy bill" and asked recon-
f1'faN0n ~ The vote by which the bill