The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-10

Militia and Police-Nressrs. Early, Set
tie. OVERLY, Gravely, Snead. Sebrell,
LyelI Lee, Hartman, w oodWard. Owens
of Norfolk county, Moore, ana Mclean.
asyIums and Prisons-Nessrs. New
house, Edwards. Tony, Ware, Bland Of
King and Queen, Snead, George, Lyell.
Lassiter, Hartman, Huff. Mclean, and
Huffman.
Labor and the Poor-NIessrs. Fo'kcs,
nottingham, Allen, Lacy, Mays, Organ.
Lawson, Gwen, of Prince Edward, South
all, Boaz, Ncwhouse. Dudley and Weaver.
Public Property-Messrs Jennings, La
cy, Featherston, Lewis, Mathews. Grave
~, Green. Walker, Huff, Coleman, Gar
rett Mclean and Elkins.
Banks, Currency and Com erce--Messrs.
Whitehead, Gent. Baker, of Chesterfield;
Ware, Wallace, Smith. OF Clarke; Pow
ers. Lee. Mathews. Armstrong, Leake,
Robson and Hibbetts
Agriculture and Min!nS-Nlessrs. Feath-
ertson, NI,rrell. Owen, of Prince EDWARD,
Bowman, e. aves, Mays, George, Lawson,
Taylor, Purdy, Reynolds, Moore and Dud-.
Icy.
House Expenses-aIessrs. Jordan. OF
Nansemond, Clarke, Mort, Puroy and
Heer1nanS.
Chesapeske and its Trbutaries-Messr
Mathews. Jordan. Of Nansemond; II u11-
ley. Cardwell. Bland, of King and Queen;
Baker, Of Northumberland; Lyell, Graves,
Snead, Branch, Lawson, Goodwin ana
Elkins
1mnisration-M Cardwell, Jordan,
OF Frederick; Lyell. Stearnes, Gardner,
Lassiter. Leake. Elan. Simmerman.
Jones. Robson. Weaver and Huff
Enrolled Bills-Messrs. Nottingham,
Whitehead, Carter. West. Stafford. Sim
norman, Taylor. Lawson, Mays, Blscoe.
Waddy, Smith of Lee; and Quisenberry.
Federal Relations and Resolutions
Messrs. Settle, Ware, Bland. OF Ports
mouth: Clarke. Davis. Lee, Green,
Stearnes. Walker, Edmondson, HundieE'
Sipe and Heernlans.
Retrenehment and Economy-Messrs.
Murrel, Churchman. Gravey, Edmond
son, Woodward, Hartman. Huff, Biscoe'
Mort Cumming, Cannaday. Hibretts
Executive observation-disclosures. Owen.
of Prince Edward: Lewis, Jennings. Tur-
pin, Cabell. Lassiter TAYLOR. Bowman,
Christian, Branch, Jones, Waddy and
Elkins.
officers and Offices at the Capitol
Messrs. Toney, Folkes, Whitehead, Wal
lace, Smith of Clarke: Lion, snead,
Stafford. Reynolds, Branch, Smith, of
Lee; Waddy and Angel.
Counties. Cities and Towns-NIessrs.
Jordan, of Frederick; OVERLY, Gardner.
Allen. Mort, Christian. Mays. Edmond
son. Elan, Taylor, Owens of Norfolk
county; Smith, of Lee, and Goodwin.
Manufactures and Acknowledgements.
Bland, of Portsmouth,; Jordan. of Nanse-
mond: Rice. Christian. Simmern1an,
Owens, of Norfolk county; Coleman, Rey-
holds. Southal. Jordon, OF Frederick;
Cannaday, Moore and Hbbitts.
Rules-Messrs. Speaker, Huney, Kelley,
Cardwell and Sipe.
Printng-Messrs. Lewis, Whitehead and
Goodwin.
Library--Messrs. Baker, of Chesterfield;
Duke, Rice. Armstrong and McPeak.
ELECTED STATE OFFICERS.
When the hour of 8 o'clock had arrived
and the usual notices as to readiness had
passed between the two bodies. the fol-
lowing nominations We're made for STATE
offices in the House: For Secretary of the
Commonwealth, D. @. Egsleston, by Mr..
Folkes: for First Auditor, Colonel Morton
Marye, by Mr.. Cation: for Second Audi
tor. Judge John C. Dew. by Mr.. c. i.
Bland; for Treasurer, Colonel A. wv
Hartman by Mr.. Early: for Superintend-
ent OF. the Fenitentiary. Major &. NJ
Helms, by Mr.. Jennings: for Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction, DR.. Joseph W.
southall by Mr.. Baker, of Chesterfield;
for Register of the Land Office. Colonel
John w Richardson. by Mr.. Garter; for
Superintendent of Public Printing. Cap
tain ]. II. O'Bannon, by MI Gardner.
There We're no speeches. and none put
the nominees of the Democratic party
were put in nomination.
All the Republican members voted for
| the nominees of the Democratic party
| save Mr. Mclean. of MecHlcnburg, and he
/ voted for Senator Eggle51on for Secretary
| OF the Commonwealth.
| Messrs Alurrell anf Fakes were ap-
| rointed a conn,7tae on the parl Of the
House to count and report the joint vote
They retired and shortly returned and
reDorted that the Democratic nominees
| had received all the votes cast for the
several positions. They were declared
| duly elected by the chair.
After disposing of the calendar the
| House, at $40, adjourned until $50 o'clock
| to-day.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
To Incorporate the Virginia Delta Chap
| ter of the Alpha Tau Omega FRATERNITY
| of the University of Virginia.
| To empower the county of Fluvanna to
borrow the sum of $3.50 for the purpose
! of t,uilding a bridge in said county, and
| to issue bonds therefor
To amend the charter of the Virginia
| Mechanics Institute SO as to authorize
! the same to acquire and hold real estate,
| &c.
| Smithville.
To amend section S179 of the Code of
| Virginia in reference to holidays in
| clerks offices.
r For the protection of game in FLOYD
| county.
The following House bills We're reaa
a first time and placed on the calendar:
I! BY Mr. Kelley: TO permit Charles
H. Quincy, Of Richmond. to appear be-
fore the judges of the Supreme Court OF
Appeals Of Virginia and take required
examination for license to practice
law
BY Mr. Cabell: To validate certificates
Of acknowledgment taken by a. NJ
Southall, styling himself a notary pub
lie. between July 18th, 1900. and July 18th
1901.
BY Mr. Waddy: For the relief of "
X Donald. a Confederate soldier OF
| Rockhridge1 count
BY Mr.. Cummings: To authorize schoo