The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26
MILLER g. RHOADS.

BY Mr.. Cromwell To authorize school
trustees of Norfolk county to borrow
money.
BY Mr.. Bryant: For relief Of w. a.
White.
by Mr.. Bryant: TO incorporate Execu-
two Committee on Ministerial Relief OF
the Southern Presbyterian Church.
By Mr.. Anderson: In relation to
fiducaries and the settlement Of their
accounts.
By Mr., Bruce: TO incorporate the Sand
Ridge Railroad Company.
BY MIR. Bruce: Authorizing Board CT
Pharmacy to register c. +. Bruce as a
pharmacist.
BY Mr.. Byars: To amend charter of
Holston River and Eastern Railway.
BY Mr. Dinwidofc: TO require Ecard
of Pharmacy to register Fred. s. lIo-
bach.
BY Mr. Hutchcson: To amend charter
of the Charlotte County Railway Com
pany.
By Mr.. Moon: To empower county of
the James at Wingnoan.
BY MIR. Moon: To authorize town Of
Columbia tolevy license taxes.
BY Mr.. Clayton: For the relief OF Mrs
Judith P. Sublett, widow of a Confedera te
soldier.
BY the same: For the relief of Martha
Stinnett, WIDOW Of a Confederate soldier.
BY the same: For the relief Of Frances
WEIGH, widow of a Confederate soldier.
House Proceedings.
The House was called to ORDER at noon
by Speaker Ryan, and prayer was offered
by Rev. p. B. Price
The readings Of Mondays journal was
with l,1 he
mediately to work. The Speaker laid
before the House the Senate joint resolu-
ton appointing a commission to reform
the oyster laws Of the State, and it was
concurred in on motion of Mr. Card
well.
When the CALENDAR was reached Mr..
Ryan took the floor (NIr. Cardwell in the
chair to speak in favor of Mr.. Jennings
motion to reconsider the vote by WHICH
the House on Friday rejected Mr. Wal
lace's resolution to extend the session for
thirty days after March 4th. He spoke
ably in favor of the extension Of the ses-
sion. Mr.. Boaz opposed settling the
question now and said there was no use
of crossing the bridge until it was reach
ed. Mr.. Lee spoke along the same line.
Mr.. Churchman spoke in favor Of the
resolution, and it was opposed by Mr..
Newhouse
Mr.. Green thought the matters should
be settled now and he favored the reso-
luton, though: he had previously
voted against it. The same view was
expressed by Mr.. HeermaIs. Mr.. Lewis
opposed the resolution, and Mr.. Ryan
called attention to the fact that there
We're only six days of the regular session
left. MIR. Wallace spoke ably for re-
consideration Of the resolution, and Mr.
Christian called the pending question
1t was ordered and the motion to recon
slider prevailed: ayes. So; noes. 10.
ADOPTED IN A WHIRL
The resolution was then adopted by the
following vote on roll call:
Ayes-Messrs. Angel, Armstrong, c. e.
Baker, w. w. Baker. sBiscoe, c. 7. Bland,
G.. c. Bland BoweTman Branch, Gamma
day, Cardwell. Carter, Cation. Christian,
Churchmau, Davis, Dudley Edmundson..
Elan, Folkes, Gardner, Garrett, George,
Goodwin, Green, Harman, Heermans,
Iaibbetts, Hunley, Jennings, Jones, E. c.
Jordan, Walter Jordan, Kelley, Lacy,
I.assiter Lowry, Lyell. Mathews. Mays,
5 Mclean, McPeak, Mort. Nottingham.
Orsain, Owen, Purdy, Quiesenbury. Rice,
Robson, Sebrell, Settle, Simlnermar,e Sipe,
J. w. Smith, Southall, Stafford. SteGrnes
Taylor, Turpin, Walker. Wallace, Ware,
Weaver, Whitehead, Woodward and Mr..
Speaker-6E
Nocs-Messrs. Allen. Boaz, Cabelll Cole
man, Duke. Eikins. Featherston. Ho1r-
man. Huff, Lee, Lewis, Lion, Moore,
Newhouse. Owens, Reynolds, Blackburn
Smith. Snead and Toney-Ja.
TER-CENTENARY MEASURE
The Norfolk Ter-CcntenaryS measure
was passed by until to-day, or motion
OF Mr.. Davis
When the Bland quarantine bill was
reached on the calendar Mr.. Owens, of
Norfolk county. called the pending ques-
ton. Mr.. Whitehead endeavored to re-
rev his fight, but was declared blythe
Chair out Of order. and the bill was
raised by a vote OF IS to u.
NH rTanev,S- bill fo. rarf,t &C.