The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-14

of Warwick county TO reimburse the
sheriff for fuel used at the city jan. =
To require the Richmond Passenger ana
Power Company to provide separate cars
fo, the two races on the Seven Pines
Railroad, in the county OF Henrlco.
Relating TO sheep killed by dogs IN
Botetourt county.
Relating TO tTeSpass OF S!Ieep III ho'e
Act to allow George r. Mock & Co. to
erect a wharf on Big Cat creek, Acco-
mac county.
10 allow J. T. Duke, deputy treasurer
of Louisa county, further time III winch
to collect taxes.
To create "a teachers retirement luna
in the city of Richmond.
To authorize the Council of the city OF
Norfolk to increase the salary of assessor
of lots.
TO authorize Hefrron & milford TO build
a wharf at West Point.
TO incorporate the Independent Baptist
Aid Society. Westmoreiand county
To amend the charter OF the American
Development Company.
To authorize the Board of supervisors
of Henr,co county to pay additional COM
nensation to l.. L. Russell as supecintend-
e,2t of Tue almshouse OF that county.
For the relief OF W. II. Brauer. treasur-
CT OF Henrico county.
PRESBYTERIAN Church. ROckbridge county,
Ia sell certain lots for burial purposes.
To allow Louis X WalZ to practice den
tistrv in Lexington and RockbsidSe
To charter the Blue Ridge Railway
Company
TO authorize the Chesapeake and Ohio
RAILWAY Company to transfer certain real
aStats i'm the city of Richmond to the w
y rrrisr Ship-buildiES Company
TO incorporate the Central Railway Oh
Virginia.
county OF Rockingham
To amend the section OF Code relsrtins
Il, the disposition Of fines for VOCATION
of the oyster law.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
| 10 allow P. c. Smith. treasurer Of
Madison county, further tine in which to
lie fax returns Nlr. Jeifries chairman.
10 provide for altering and vacatlns
certain streets and alleys in Norfolk
| county. Mr.. Maynard patron.
no incorporate the Union Terminal
r,o,,,nany at Primers Point Mr. May
nard patron.
| 10 establish liquor dispcnsaries in Ma
| toaca, Nottingham, Belletont ana hi@"-
| don districts. NottoWay COUNTY. ..
| TO allow the Board Of Supervisors ol
! 1Ia,r;co 10 make regulations governing
~, s+oc1 within territory lying not more
,l,a, three-ouarters of a mile from 'he
! .o,.nnrate limits of Richmond. MI Sahus'
| patron. ouaar Of Jamestown
| -lSo7. Mr.. Tyler patron. :
| ,r Fairfax secured the passage o. d
| ini,rt resolution memoriaLz.ns the VIZ
! - CONSERVATIVES in Congress TO use
/ TIT, influence to secure the passaS OIL
| A., law looking to the establishment OIL
| Schools OF mines lnthe different states
| Soon after the Senate convened yester-
T! nav rh, body on motion OF Mr. heeze-i'
| refused to recede from It's position on tie
| Constitutional Convention bill, ano
| committee of conference was asked
/! Message was received from the House
! .a,.ina that that body had agreed to the
| -asoI,1t;on asking for a committee OF
| conference. The Chair announced the loi-
! Ior,.ios. members on the part OF the SEN
| a+a. HIessrs Glass, San and heeZeii
| rrhe senate concurred in the Joint res
| o,,tion adopted by the House YESTERDAY
| mat no more bills could be Introduced
! after yesterday. H., ;,
| Al LA O'Clock as soon as vote Hau
| f,ea-, taken on Mr. Walkers substitute
| by which the Second Authorship matter
| was disposed Of, the Senate adJournen.
/ House az, axe, 0ii.-s
There was no prayer in the HOUSE. The
| bn.v was called 10 order by the speaker
| at II O'Clock Hon Thomas n Jones
\ of Isle of Wight, who has bsen confined
TO his room by sickness for several days
was in n IS seat ana was warmly greeted
! by his colleagues. Hon. j. Taylor ELY
| son was en- the floor of the House yesakf'
day as were, also, a number OF prom
inent business man from DanNlile, IN
| cll,d rs Mayor Harry Wood;ng-
Tir cardwell had Senate bill ITO lncor'
| porate the Richmond Tobacco Trade,
committed, though A1r. Patteason desired
1t placed on the calendar.
a JOINT resolution was offered by Mr.
Hunley and adopted. calling for con
ference committee on disagreement be
tween the two houses on the Constitu
ticnal Convention bills, to be composed o.
| three on the part of the House and three
| on the part OF the Senate. Mr.. HUME,
was naind by the Chair to communicate