The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-05

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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA.
At 1:2o o'clock the committee appoint
cd to wait upon the Governor retired to
the office of the Executive.
Chairman Donohoe reported the result
of the visit to the Governor and SAID
the Executive would soon communicate
in writing.
The message from the Executive was
presented by Private Secretary owen.
~ portion Of it was read; then the read
ing was dispensed with ana the message
was ordered TO be printed.
MIR. WICKHANTS RESOLUTION.
Mr. Wickham introduced the fol-
lowing very important resolution. winch,
at his request, was ordered to lie upon
the table until tomorrow:
Resolved by the Senate the House of
Delegates concurring), That II IS the
sense Of the General Assembly that, III
view OF the presence of the Constiti-
.ional Convention at the Capitol of Nlr-
einia. there should be no legislation of
a general description al this session of
the General Assembly other than that
relating to the necessary appropriation
of the public revenue for the fiscal year
ending September 50, 1902, and such other
general legislation as the publlc chi
gencies nay imperativcly demand, ana
that there shall be no legislation OF
local or private character to winch there
may be substantial objection or the con-
sidera ton OF which may provoke SUBJ
stantial controversy either in committee
or on the floor of either body.
Resolved second That the standing
| Of tj,a IjoIlSe of
Delegates be and they are hereby d.
rectcd. so long as this joint resolution
shall be in effect not to report any. Dill
or resolution pertaining TO general leg
islation other than that relating to the
neces "lry appropriation of the pupic
revenue for the fiscal year ending June
so. 1902. and such other general leglsla"
ton as the public eXigenctes may I'M
pera lively demand, or any bill or reso-
luton Of q, local or private character
to which there may be substantial OBJ
lection or the consideration of which may
provoke substantial controversy:
Provided. however, that these resoiu-
lions shall not be SO construed as to
Dreyent the consideration of such mat
tiers as may be recommended in the mes
sage of the Governor
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
The following bills and resolutions were
introduced and referred:
Bv Mr.. Sale To amend the charter of
the Norfolk and Berkeley Ferry Company.
{ ..e amendment provides that TIE capt.
tai stock shall not be less than S2,VVo nor
more than S10O,0o0.)
Bv Mr.. Cromwell: To incorporate the
Norfolk and Berkeley Bridge Cor'Yany.
By Mr.. Sale: Joint resolution to sus-
penu the operation OF the act IN relation
10 payment Of fees on charters so L. as
the same may apply to the lee on the
charter of ...e Jamestown Exposition
Company
Bv Mr.. Keezell: Appropriating the pub
lie revenues for the fiscal year ending
September so. 1892 Practically the same
appropriations were made in this bill
as were appropriated by the last Legis-
lat;1re. fo, the present fiscal year.
Ey Mr.. Lupton: To authorize the Boarc
If Supervisors of Frederick county to
purchase The private stock of the North
Frederick Turnpike COMPANY.
By Mr. Harvey: TO amend the charter
of tho Mount Rogers and Eastern Rail-
road Company.
Ry Mr. sale: To authorize ]. N. Whit
token Of Amelia county. to act as no
tarv nublic in the State of Virginia while
acting as clerk 10 United States officials.
a.. M Sale: To amend the@lct in re-
lation TO partnership associations with
limited liability.
Rv Mr. Harvey (hy request: To legalize
an election held in Lunenburs county
~ subscribe To the stock OF the Mount
P,,-ars md Eastern Railroad Company.
~. nv sale: 10 amend the charter of
+bo virci,ia, Seaboard and Western Rail
,,od C,o,,nanv. The amendment provides
+h,+ tho work OF construction shall be
hao,n in ten years and CONNECTED IN
vent, years from and after July. 1902.
Nv If. Sale: Resolutions of the Nor
Ell ,rd Berlllcv Councils in relation to
The jamestown Council.
House Proceedings.
The House OF Delegates ORGANIZED IN
tho presence of representatives, OF the
beauty and chivalry of the old STATE.
Not in years has there beeh such
large crowd present on sucn an oesasi n',i
AS early as Il o'clock members ana
visitors began to gather on the House
side. The rotuHda of the Capitol was
fairly crowded by this time with eager
spectato and with members Oh all the
bodies now assembled here. ana with
candidates for office anxious to tind out
how they stood with the legislators.
DoZc,z OF ex-members of the General
Assembly were on hand to witness the
oDenin.- of the session. and mingllnS with
them was a great swarm OF statesmen
and politicians. Among the early arrlv-
ais were Governor Tyler, captain Joseph
+; Willard and Dr. Richard Mc1iwaine
the latter having offered up the opening
prayer.
This looks like q new country to me-
said DR.. McIIwainc. The Governor and
CAPTAIN Willard chatted pleasantly with
the incoming statesmen, ana they both
appeared in fine spirits. Several OF the
lenders desks were banked with roses.
those of Hon. S. l.. Kelley end Colonel
George c. Cabell, Jr.. contained hand
some floral tributes from friends, behind
which they could scarcely be seen.
Clerk John w. Williams, OF Giles
raoped the House to order promptly at
noon and introduced DR.. Richard Nell