The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-21
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The legislators will have a long recess.
They will come back on February 18th.
One Of the features of the reassembling
VIII be the welding Of the Senate gavel
for the first time by Hon. Joseph E. VIII
lard, Of Fairfax, the new Lieutenant-
Governor Governor Montague will sub
nit message, which, being his first,
will be anticipated with much interest.
The body will not take long to get down
to business in dead earnest. The commit
tees have all been Amounted, and none
of the formaHtles incident to the first of
a session will have to be gone through
with.
The Norfolk and Berkley Bridge bill, the
pension bills and act reapportioning the
State will be some of the most important
measures sthat5Will come up early in the
session Electoral Boards for the various
counties and cities of the late will haze
to be chosen, and#the contests for seats
In the House will come up for settlement
The biggest fight Of the session is ex-
pected before the Committee on Privileges
and Elections over: the Norfolk city con-
test. The record has been ordered print.
ed, and every inch of ground will be hot
ly contested both in the committee and
in the House. Messrs. Whitehead and
Woodward, the contestees, express the
utmost confidence in the result, and de-
clare that. they will hold their seats. The
only other contest is that of Fulton
DENY VS.. Hibbetts (Rep) for seat in
the House from the district composed Of
Buchanan. Dickerson and Wise.
Some lively fights are expected when all
the legislative bodies get back here for
business.
The Public Institutes Committees OF the
House and Senate met yesterday and
changed the date for visiting the educa-
tionals and humane institutions Of the
State from January 18th to January 18th,
1902. The following schedule for ire trip
was then made out:
Leave Richmond A. NJ, Norfolk and
Western, train %. January 18th.
Leave Petersburg 1925 a. NJ, Norfolk
and Western, train 8, January 18th.
Arrive Fa:mville, 1856 P. NJ, Norfolk
and Western, January 10th.
Leave Farmville 1871 A. NJ, Norfolk
and Western, train SO, January 18th.
Arrive Christiansburg 5:51 ~. NJ, Nor
folk and Western, train SO. January 18th.
Leave Christiansburg S:57 A. M, Nor
folk and Western. train SO. January 18TH:
Arrive Marion S:57 A. NJ, Norfolk and
Western. train SO, January 18th.
Leave Marion STA P. NJ, Norfolk ana
Western, train 81, January 18TH.
Arrive Roanoke 11:55 p: NJ, Nor1olk
and Western train "a, January 18th.
Leave Roanoke 1852 P. NJ. Norfolk and
Western, train 4, January 18th.
Arrive Buena Vista 1888 P. NJ, Norfolk
ana Western, train 4, January 18th.
Leave Buena Vista P. NJ, Chesapeake
and Ohio, train So. January 10th.
Arrive Lexington 6:25 p. NJ, Chesa-
peake and Ohio. train s., Janua-y i'th.
Leave Lexington 4:1O A. NJ, Baltimore
end Ohio, train s, January 21st.
Arrive Staunton 5:45 A. NJ. Baltimore
and Ohio. train s, January 2lst.
Ieaye Staunton 2:0s a M. Chesapeake
and Ohio, train 2, January 22ti.
Arrive V. NJ. Junction 81 a. M.
Chesapeake and Ohio, train 2; January
Leave V. NJ. Junction 4:s5 P. NJ:
Chesapeake and Ohio, train 6, January
2od.
Arrive Richmond SIS P. NJ. Chesa'
pealze and Ohio train 6. January go.