The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-10

THE DETAILED VOTE.
The vote was follows:
Yeas-Allen. Berrey. Blakcmore. e. T.
Bland. Blanton, Buford, Caldwell. 6. j.
Campbell. f.. j. Campbell. Craig. Early.
Eswick Featherston. Garrett. Goad'
Gwyn. Hanson G. II. Jennings, Jones.
Lovelace. Mechanism, Minter. Pendle-
ton. Settle. Snead. Spratt, Svftzer, Tay-
Tor, Turner. Turpin $. HsWalker' wat
son. Wilson. Wnborne. Woods.
Nays-Andcrson. Barley. Bauserman. @.
C. Bland. Booker, Carter. Darlington.
Chaplin. Churchman. Cooke, Darnall.
Digs Duke. Embrey. Fitzpatrick, Foxes
Garnett. Hale Hicks. Ivey. 7. ID. Jen-
nings. Jordan. KiZer, Matthews. James
Mann. W. II Mann Maupin, Montague
Murphy Newberne. owen, Palmer. Park
er. Parks. Passmore Pitcher. Powell,
Quesenberry. Reddy. Saunders, Sayers'
]. 7. Smith, Stoner, Stubbs Thomas
Wallace. c, II. Walker Wexford. Whar-
ton. willard. J. w. Williams VIM. q.
Williams Winston, Withrow, Mr.. Ryan
So
Gallehcr paired with Hatcher. Gal
lehor would have voted no; Hatcher ave.
The pending question was then called
on motion OF Mr.. Mann. OF Nottoway, and
the substitute offered by Mr.. stubbs.
which makes the salary OF the clerk OF
the House Of Delegates 800 wear. was
by a vote OF 40 to Al which was as Iol-
lows:
Yeas-Anderson. Barley, Bauserman. @.
C. Bland. Booker, Carter. Cooke, Diggs,
Duke Embrey, Fitzpatrick, Folkes, Gar
nett. Hicks. Ivey r. d. Jennings, Jordan,
Kizer, Matthews. James Mann. w. II.
Mann. Maupin, Montague. Murphy New
berne, owen. Parker. Parks. Passmore.
Pitcher. Powell. Quesenberry, Reddy,
Saunders Sayers. Smith. Stubs. Thomas.
Turner. Wallace. Walker. Wexford. Whar-
ton, willard. j. W. Williams. VIM. G.
Williams. Winston, Withrow, Mr. Ryan
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Nays-Allen. Berrey. Blakemore. c. Y.
Bland Blanton. Buford Caldwell c. j.
Campbell T. j. Campbell. Darlington,
Chaplin. Churchman Craig. Darnall.
Early, Elswick. Featherston. Garrett
Goad, Gwyn, Hale. Hanson, G. II. Jen-
nings. Jones' Lovelace. McClanahan.
Minter Palmer. Pendleton, Settle, Snead,
Spratt, Stoner Switzer. Taylor. Turpin.
Walker, Watson, Wilson. Winborne,
Wood-n
The amendment offered by Mr. Stubbs
fixing the salary of the Clerk of the
Senate at $l,1OO per year next came up.
The original bill provided for salary of
$1,000 for the entire term Of two years.
The amendment of Mr.. Stubs was thea
adopted by a vote Of A. to A.
Yeas-Messrs. Anderson. Barley, Baus-
erman. G. r. Bland. George c. Bland.
Booker Carter. Cooke. Diggs, Duke.
Embrey, Fitzpatrick. Folkes. Garrett.
Hicks, Ivey. y. d. Jennings, Jordan,
Kizer. Matthews. James Mann. VIM. II.
Mann. Maupin. Montague, Murphy New
bernc owen. Parker. Parks. Passmore,
Pitcher Powell. Reddy, Saunders. Say
ers. j. =. Smith, Stubs, Thomas wal
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William c. Williams. Winston, Ryan,.
Nays-Messrs. Allen, Berrey. Blake
more Buford, Caldwell. c. J. Campbell.
T. J. Campbell. Darlington, Chaplin.
Churchman. Clarke. Craig. Darnall, Ear
ly Elswick, Featherston. Garrett. GOad,
Gwyn. Hale. Hanson, c. II. Jennings,
Jones, Lovelace, McClanahan, Minter.
Palmer. Pendleton, Quesenberry. Settle.
Snead. Spratt Stoner. Surgener. Switzer.
Taylor Turner, Turpin. S. II. Walker,
Wsson. Wharton, Wilson, Withrow,
Wood-ii.
on motion of Mr. Parks, of Page. it
was decided to strike out the provision
In regard TO extra sessions and the blll
was then ordered TO its engrossmvn- and
third reading.
JAILOR'S FEES
The next bill reached as special order
was House bill No. "a in regard TO the
reduction of jailor fees Mr.. PARKER. of
Southampton spoke in advocacy u his
substitute the rates Of which were pub
lished Yesterday and Mr.. Anderson OF
this city. offered as an amendment
that whenever more than fifty prisoners
are kept in Jail, the sum of eighteen cents
each per day shall be allowed instead
OF sixteen cents as provided IN the sub
stitute.
The pending question was then ordered
and the amendment was lost.
Mr. Maupin, of HenricO, offered an
amendment providing that all other eN-
penses in connection with the lCcpi Of
the Jail De paid by the respective counties.
The amendment was lost and an amend
ment offered By Mr.. Wallace. Of this city
met with the same fate, which provided
that all iailors should receive siXtcca
cents a day for the keeping Of each pris-
oner.
The bill was then so amended as 10
20 take effect on July LIST and subse-
quently ordered to its engrossment and
third reading.
on motion OF MIR Willard. OF Fairfax.
House bill No. 2lS was taken up out OF
its order and made a. special order for
next Saturday at 1.30 O'Clock The bill
provides for a better assessment Of per-
sonal property under the control OF fl
duciaries and the several courts of the
Commonwealth.
IN motion Of Mr.. Disgs Of King VIII
liam House bill No. 4Sl was taken Up cut
OF its order and referred back L the
committee. It provides for The granting
and ceding of ten acres to the Colonial
Water Company.
At 23O o'clock the chair was vacated
until 4 o'clock.
The Afternoon Session
When the chair was resumed AT 4
o'clock, House bill No. 4S4 was taken up
as the special order. which regulates
the liability of insurance companies and
associations in this state i'm certain
cases. The bill was ordered TO its en-
grossment and third reading.
The same action was taken in regard
20 House bills AZ. AS and 449. which had
been presented by the special committee
on retrenchment and reform as substi-
tutes of House bill No. 24j. and the SUBJ
stance of which has already been pub
lished in the columns Of The Times.
The remainder of the session was taken
MP with the passage OF hills to which
there was no objection.
House bill No. 1913 in regard to the pay
ment of charter fees was on motion OF
Mr.. Digs, OF King William. made a spec
ial order for to-day at O'clock.
A PIPE FOR MR. MINTER.
Just before adjournment last evening
Mr.. Pitcher. OF Fauquier, stated that he
had been requested by a number OF
members TO make a presentation 10 the
gentleman from Bedford. He therefore
asked the Sergeant-at-Arms 10 bring
Mr.. Minter. of Bedford, to the bar OF