The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-03

OF execution on wages Of State officials.
70 amend section :;fi3 of Coae. III re!is-
ton to appointment Of commissioners in
chaucory.
meat Association.
To amend act Incorporating trustees OF
P:CteS,Gnt Episcopal Church
10 amend charter Of Piedmont Soap
stone Company.
To incorporate Tidewater Transporta.
ton Company.
TO amend act Incorporating trustees Of
Union Theological Seminary.
70 amend section 1895 OF the Code. etc,
as to what conveyances for religious pur-
poses are valid.
TO amend the act in relation TO juds.
ments against receivers. commissioners,
etc.
House Proceedings.
1:ev George II. Spooncr, OF Trinity
Methodist church, offered prayer in the
MUSE.
Mr. l1utdiey, of Matthews. offered 4
JOINT resolution. calling upon the STATE
I>9ard OF Health to report TO the next
General Assembly some more Humane
manner OF in:iicting The death penalty.
and also tn>lool into the alvisaEility of
recommending that the punishment be
inflicted at some particular Ioint III the
State instead OF at the several county
and city jails. as at present.
The House then went into the execution
of the Joint order. which had Tor is OBJ
iect the election OF county judges for Bt-
cnanan county, and for the district COM
prised Of the counties of Dickinson and
Wise Mr.. Gent. of Russell. nominated
Judge Alexander Beavers for the forrnec
ana y. ). Sseeae. Esq, FOR the latter.
There being no other names before The
House the vote was taken, and the noml-
noes declaIed elected,
The hour of one o'clock having arrived,
the House took up the consideration OF
the special order. which was the Parks
employers liability bill. and Captain
Parks took TIE floor 10 close the argu-
nent in favor OF his measure.
He took up the points brought out by
The OPP onc1lt OF the bill. and answered
them one by one. He then proceeded to an
elaborate .-cussion of the measure,
handling ii n detail in Il masterful man
ne- The hour OF , o'clock (the time set
for the vote, arrived before Captain
Parks had concluded his speech. He was
again and again interrupted by applause.
and When cater the roll caiD the speaker
announced that the bill had passed. it
was loud and long.
Following is the vote on the bill:
Yeas-Messrs. Anderson, Baker Bland.
l}oaz. Buntin. Cowan. Crowell. Dona-
hoe. Duke Early, lImbrey, Epps, Eweli,
Fitzpatrick. Fleet Folkes. Garnet,
GoaG, GouldTan Grnvely. HunleE. ~ cS'
Kelley. Lacy, Lyons, Matthew'S McC on
nell, Murrcll, Nottingham, Parks, Pat-
teson. Pettis, Powell. Robinson. RYAN.
Shelton. Southall Toney. Tuck, Warlns'
Worthen and the Speaker-total, Il
Nays-Ayers. Barclay Bausn, 5bo"!eS,
Canr,.day, Cardweli, Ghurchnan,
Clarke, Clement, Davis, Dodson. Ed
wards. Featherston. Catcher, Honaker,
1Iorsley. Hubbard. Hutchinson. Al.
Jones, r. y. Jones, Jordan, King. Lewis.
Ieech, Madison, eIcAllister, Moss. New
house, Patterson, Pitcher, Pitts, Price,
Priddy, Stlckley. Slower Todd, Ware.
Wexford. j. NJ. Whitehead. Wiilard-totas,
40.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED:
Hy Mr. Hunley-To exclude from tElais
for certain offences, all persons not neces.
sary. ~,
liam Haislip.
Nv Mt Robinson-For the relief OF vii.
liam EDurneil.
By Mr.. Baker-'ro increase the salary
Of the Judge OF the Second Judicial Gi::
cut. :,
Ev5 Mr.. Hunley-For the relief of Frank
S.rinEfellow.
Z BY Mr. Whitehead. of Norfolk-Forsthe
relief OF the Savings Bank of Norfolk.
By same-To allow additional powers 70
the Board of Supervisors of the county OF
~ AZ aaIne-ro ren..1 an net IN relr ton '