The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-20
~, Another by Mr.. Ryars propones to
ySdi,,re An Inspection Of illutnina tug OILS,

gSSThese Bills on the calendar we're taken
DIP and PASSED: s
Code In relation 10 the State Board OF
n. 10 repea, section, 1882. 1855. 1885, 1881. 1889
ana 1910 OF tho Code In relh ton to potl'c
schools In cities and towns Gonstltu''hs
separate school districts.
ITO amend sections lhsl anu lS'o OF ...e
code N relation to Boards Of Supervisors
Tor colleges.
s$ggTo amend section ZOOS Of the Code II, re-
SIat1on to the state Female Normal 5 shoHi.
&SIro amend the Code In relation to ,he
management of the Virginia School for
| THE Deaf and Blind. .4 .e
g1S.ro amend the Code In relation 70 nc
appointment of a State Bonrd OF Haa.5 y =.
anu local Boards Of Health. ana oellhl''s
Their duties, powers and ,co.npeisat on.
sFS.ro amend tina Code In relation to the
Asta blishment of temporary hospitals.
n To amend the Code In relation 70 the
pra ice OF medicine and surgery.
&sg,ro amend tn. Coue In relation TO qua'l.
flea ton Of members of the state tooaro u
veterinary Examiners.
Ito amend the Code In relation 70 re-
curing dentists to register
ITO amend the Code IN RELATION 70
the traffic In dead bodies.
WI To amend the Code IN I, re el' lion -
discrimination and license nf pilots.
Il. NJ amend the Code in relation 10
appointment OF ballast masters
)l{'T,r,.4 amend the Code In relation 70
1bharbor commissioners for Norfolk ana
Portsmouth; how appointed, their terms
and jurisdiction, etc. ).
III amend the Code In relation 10
to right Of distress: declaring streams
lawful fence: It. value determined etc
To amend the Code In relation 10
valuation, ETC., to be recoroeo a''o po's7
ga.
BILLS OFFERED
rhe.e bills we're introduced and re-
b Mr.. Byars: A bill to provide Tor Inc
hsnection Of illuminating OILS. t1lnos' CIV.
by MIR: Sears; TO amend ,ne s e. ,aio ti a.
ticla Of section 1888 of the Code inrela.ioli
"a salaries, mileage and other allowances.
fraY,a Mr. Sale. TO prescribe the manner
tin1Swhich duly registered voter VINO
NJ not been assessed with State capita
flon tax may pay the same. ana 70 pr
scribe penalties for failure on the part o.
clerks and treasulers ~ oosss oA ~ 80 80
visions Of this act.
B BY Mr.. Watkins: To amend the act 10
mtablish dspensary In Farmville mag
isterial district, and to repeal all laws IN
conflict with this act, 50 FAR as thes
apply to said magisterlai distrie.' 55
by Mr.. Gunter: To authorize the auol-
~, ~ PnbIic Accounts to refund money In
certain cases. sss ~,
rfBy MI. Chapman: To authorize the
School Board Of the city of Charlotte V'lle
Is borrow money and TO execute Its bonds
for said loan.
NJ The House.
8sThe House was called to order at II
o'clock BY Speaker Ryan, and PRAYER
VA q offered BY Rev. P. 3. Price. OF the
Presbyterian Church
S$Mr. Green moved to discharge the Com
nnittee on General Laws from the further
consideration OF his bin to ALLOW ' local A.
pension boards, In their discretion. TO
ce the names Of pensioners now on the
Martial dsab iity upon the total disability
list. uoon Satisfactory evidence that they
should be so transferred and the M tion
was rejected-ayes. 81; noes. "a the mo-
tion recurring slxty-seven afi'rmat've
votes.
The following bills were offered and
referred
BY Mr.. Lowry: TO amend section 2ost
Of THE Code in relation to the protection
Of fish in the waters OF tho Common
wealth.
BY Mr. West: TO provide for the re-
newal of first grade certificates for pub
lie school teachers.
BY Mr.. Kelley; To provide for the pay
ment Of poll taxes where duly registered
voters have not been assessed.
The measure offered by Mr. Kelley is
designed to meet the objections set out
IN the Governors veto OF House bill No.
27a, which His Excellency returned with
put his approval on Tuesday
The Speaker announced the appoint
nent OF John Smith. OF Culpeper, and
Catesby Jones, Jr., OF Richmond. PAGES
Of thu House, vice Ashby Johnson, OF Gull
IJrr ~
resigned. - .
6Mr. Jordan, OF Frederick. offered {
resolution, which was referred, amending
the rules in relation to the appointment
Of the standing committees Of the House
80 as to provid., that at least one mem.
Der of the Committee on tlhe Chesapeake
and It's Tributaries shall come from each
congressional district. And so the Val,
ey member was again seeking to broaden
his fight one the oystsr question.
The following House bills relating tc
The organization and government OIL
eounties, reported from the Revision
Committee, were passed:
no amend and re-enact sections sle
lis s14 sl5, ST, SIS. $40, 800, sci, a2.
nd 1924 OF the Code of Virginia.
TO amend and re-enact sections SIS
rs. s5T, SIS. ss1. sso s6S and s65 Of the
Code OF Virginia.
TO amend and rs-enact CHAPTER "a
cts of Assembly. session 1878, en-
tiled "An act limiting the time In which
warrants drawn by the supervisors
school boards and county boards shall
be- paid" approved January 10th, 1893.
TO amend and re-enact sections SIS
s2 and $50 Of the Code OF Virginia, al
heretofore amended.
TO amend and re-enact sections 81,
IL and a22 OF the Code OF virginia
To amend and reenact sections 92i
We. 09o and 9s4 OF the Code OF virginia,
To amend and re-enact chapter l2F
cts OF Assembly, session 1866, entitle'
An act to eaurc sher'ffs md serne'nt
bf3thn counties ard cities ri this state
,rpnrt to courts az their resnectve cour
lie. and cities m, ru-'ner NJ missioner
tonfired IN the'r r~rrect've jals," al
ro,,et Ieruarv GHt 5000.
TIRE Houe. pror.,nH'n9 with the rons'd
"a ttnn ~ "s cal~rdnr. n'"'e-e' 'n-o
umhe- NJ hf'e re-or'od f-o~ the Row
m ro-,-rit'ee tn thair errro~"-'nr'
r.,v hav'ng 7prcare' on the calends
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