The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-10


luton of Mr.. HUBBARD should be voted on
first.
Mr.. Andersen closed the debate in an
able argument, showing the advantages
of his bill over the committees bill as
u revenue measure, contending that it
would be not SO oppressive and much
eigore acceptable to the taxpayers OF
tho Commonwealth. The vote was as
follows:
Ayes-NIessrs. Ayers. Baker, Buntin.
Clarke. Clement, Dodson. Donohoe, Ear
ly, Epps, FeatherstOn, Goad, Honaker.
1vey, Jennings, Jones, T. n, Lewis, Ly-z
ons, Madison, AIcClung, Moss, Newhouse.
Nottingham, Owen, Petit. Pitts. Powell,
Price, Shelton, Southall. Todd. Toney,
Tuck, Ware, Wa-ing, Whitehead and
NFilliams-:G.
Nays-Messrs. Akers, Anderson, Blake
more, 5owles. Cardwel, Churchman.
Cromwell, Dupuy, Embrey. Ew-
ell. Folkes, Galleher, Garnett, Gent,
Gouldman, Gravely, Hume. Hunley,
Jones, r. N, Jordan, Kelley, Lacy, Mat
thews, McAllister, Nurrell Mussrave.
Parks, Patterson, Patteson. Pitcher. Pol
lock. Priddy Robinson. Ryan. Stoner,
Wexford. Saunders 81.
SUBSTITUTE REJECTED.
The vote was then taken on the sub
stitute offered by Mr.. Anderson for the
to adopt it, by the following vote:
Ayes: Anderson. Ayers, Baker, Buntin,
Clement, Davis, Dodson, Erps, Feather
stone, Folkcs, Graveley, Honaker. Jen-
nlngs. Felix M. Jones, Kelly. Lewis,
Lyons McClung. Moss, Musgrave, New
house. Nottingham. Patterson, Petit,
Pitcher, Powell. Robinson. Shelton,
southall. Todd, Toney, Ware, Nvarins,
John Whitehead. Williams; 50.
Noes: Alers, Blackburn, Boaz. Bowles.
Cardwell, Churchman. Clarke, Crom-
Well, Donohoe Duke, Dupuy, Early,
Ewell. Galleher, Garrett, Gent, Goad,
ouldnlan, Hume, Henley. Ivey. Thomas
n. Jones. Walter Jordon. Lacy. Madison
Matthews. McAllister, Murrell. Owens.
Parks. Patterson. Pitts Pollock. Price,
Priddy, Ryan, Stoner Tuck, Wexford.
and the Speaker; 40
Mr. Boaz moved to reconsider the vote
by which the Anderson substitute was
rejected At this point mir. Anderson
moved to adjourn. the motion was lost.
and the member from Richmond went to
the limit, calling first for a division
and thcIf for a recorded vote. On roll
call the House refused to adjourn. and
Colonel Anderson took the floor in op-
position to Mr. Boaz, motive to reconsid-
err He yielded to Mr.. Gravely for a
motion to adjourn, and upon roll call
the House voted to adjourn by 80 to
81
The result was loudly applauded by the
followers of Colonel Anderson and those
who are opposed to the committee bill.
Col. Anderson put up game fight. from
start to finish. and demonstrated that
he was a parliamentarian of marked
ability.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Buntin-To regulate the hours
of employment of male operatives OF
w.t. in aofn
etc.
BY Mr. Ayers-For the relief of James
McClanahan and other Confederate SOL
diers.
BY Mr.. AIathews-For the relief of Thos
II. Savage.
By Mr.. Donohoe-To authorize the coun-
Gill of Hampton to borrow money.
BY Mr.. Stoner-For the relief OF the
Fincastle Stone and Marble Company.
BY Mr.. Robinson-For the relief OF
Snoda-
BY AIR. Leech-To give W. T. Temple
ton further time in which to collect GER
tain taxes.
BY. Mr.. ware-For the relief of John
W. Landman.
By Mr.. Felix NJ Jones-For the relief
Of Fannie j. Wren.
BY Mr.. Fleet-For the relief OF John
E. Morris.
BY Mr.. Duke-For the rellet Oh Mary
J. Norford
BY Mr.. Duke-For the relief of PAMELA
Moon.
By Mr.. Ayers-F'or. the relief of s. N.
: By B; ~ M. Pitts-For the relief Of J. T.
Bysair.- Price-To amend section slA Of
By Mr.. Price-To amend section 1895 of
- THE CALENDAR.
{ BY Mr.. G4ewis--To authorize the taxa
ton Of dogs in Fauquier county.
BY Mr.. Jordan. OF sNansemond--Author-
ling the compensation of School Trus !
tees in the county of Nansemond.
BY Mr.. Hume-To amend the charter
Of the at. Vernon Avenue Association.
BY Mr.. Pr,ce-To rereal the cAarserS Of |,
the Salty:lles and Nendata Railroad ccm-8
pany. ~, 81
BY Mr.. Madison-To authorize D. s.
J Jones to erect certain wharves and piers |
In the counties Of Warwick and Elizabeth