The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-23

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of Harriet q. Hodnett, widow Of a Con-
5federate soldier.
BY Senator Tate-For the relief Of w.
C.. Layman. a disabled Confederate SOL
der.
BY Senator Mann-To authorize the
Board OF Supervisors of Nottoway coun-
ty to remit the amount due sand county
by Herman Jackson, its. clerk.
by Senator Tate-To make dogs listed
for taxation in the town Of Pulaski, or
upon which special tax has been paid.
personal property and subjects Of petit
larceny and trespass.
BY Senator Mann-For the relief OF
Grief C. Chimney, a disabled Confed-
crate soldier.
BY same-Prohibiting the attachment,
or garnishnlent Of wages Of a laborins
man, who is a householder or head Of q
i family, save after three months notice
j in writing. p
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
TO amend the charter of the town of
S Onanoock.
! TO prohibit the killing of fish in Clinch
river in Russell county.
For the relief Of "A. F. Stone.
SENATE BILLS sPASSED-2
In relation to effect Of evidence. in In.
surance suits.
Granting certain rights to the Colonial
Water Company, Of Gloucester county.
To amend the law in relation to taxes
on wills.
The Senate ordered to its engrossment
the bill giving further time In which out
standing obligations of the State may be
funded into century bonds. Senator
Wickham, in explaining the object and
measure. said there were about S5O.oVO
of obligations outstanding.
House bill to require fees to be paid
on charters granted by courts when the
same are ratified in whole or in part by
the General Assembly. was passed under.
suspension of the rules.
Senator Lyle secured, under SUSPENSION
Of the rules. a bill to incorporate the
Century Banking and Safe Deposit Com
panya Of Roanoke
Senator Glass got through. under sus-
pension of the rules. a bill for the relief
{ of A w. fancy, from taxes twice paid Z
House Proceedings.
Quite large crowd of spectators greeted
the opening of the House on yesterday
Many of the members who had gone
home or elsewhere to spend General
Lees birthday and Sunday had returned
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session was short. not many bills being
on the calendar for the day.
Prayer was offered by,-Rey.S DR.. p. n,
{ Caliscil.
Mr.. Southall, Of Amelia, offered reso-
luticn directing the payment of the fu-
neral expenses and balance Of salary Of
Colonel j. w. Ellis. late member from
Lunenburg. to his family. The cesolu-
ton was adopted.
~ 1H:&, .;oJ-E ,F- a1ScV nj i.
fered the following joint resolution,
which was adopted:
Resolved by the House of Delegates, the
Senate concurring, That Hon. VIM. Jen-
nings Byran, the greatest living exponent
of the time-hOnored principles OF the
Democratic party, be, and he is hereby
invited to address the Virginia Legisla-
ture at such time during the present ses-
sion as may best suit his convenience
The Speaker laid before the House the
following joint resolution, which was
adopted:
Resolved, the House of Delegates cons
curing. That a special joint committee
Of five members. two on the part OF the
Senate and three on the part of the House
be appointed to confer with similar
committee from the General Assembly OF
Maryland for the purpose OF protectns
the Food Fisheries of the waters of the
Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr. Mnrrell-For the relief Of Chas.
L. Mitchell, Thomas 3. Monroe and John
d. Wright. all Confederate soldiers.
By Mr. Early-For the relief of James
Austin, a disabled Confederate soldier.
BY Mr. Bowles-To amend section 12e
Of the Code. with reference to the col
lection Of fines and costs.
BY Mr.. Toney-Fors@ the relief OF ISL
dore Swartz. of Chesterfield.
BY Mr.. Musgrave-For the relief Of p.
W. Beale. a Confederate veteran.
:. BY Mr.. Willard-To regulate the llabll-
itys of the keepers of hotels.ss1nns ana
lodging or boarding houses.
By Mr. Jones-Tor the relief of Albert
Haywood and Elizabeth : L.: Winfree.
BY Mr.. Saunders-To provide that a con-
vict in the penitentiary. whose term i. .a-
.pires on Sunday, shall be discharge Son
the preceding day. Sc;
BY Mr.. Nfadison-Reg nlatins appoint:
mnnt of assessors of lands and lots IN
Warwick county.
BY Mr.. Lan,hert-For the relief of L Z.
Miller. treasurer of aEytheville.
BY same-For the relief of certain tax
payers of Wytl,e county.
BY same-Tor the reliefof w G. Ian
ders, late treasurer of Wythe county,.
BY Mr.. Hundley-For the relief Z. o.
Thomas FL. Forrest a Confederate soldier,
BY same-For the relief of II. S. Stub
blefeld.. a Confederate sold e
BY Mr.. Keiley-For the relief Of = ames
r. Phillips, Warner Moore & Col. Z: r
Williams &: Co, Asa Snyder & Cos and
William J. Whitehnrst creditors of the
University Of Virginia.
BY Mr.. John 1Nhitehead-To amend an
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