The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
SOCIAL CLUBS NOT TO.
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opinion such charter should be granted.
and the granting OF the same would not
be against sound public policy. II Is pro
vlded also that no cluo which proposes
10 spense liquors shall DO char,e ed
winch Is sought TO be located IN a!y
county, city or town or district IN "h.co
luc i option or dispensary laws prevail.
81 This amendment was suggested ana
advocated by Mr.. Mcllwalne. who CO..
tended that the committee bil was clear.
ly unconstitutional az reported. ano
would require any clu whethc - " pro-
POSED to dispense liquors riot. 70 secu
the e. tillcate from the circuit judge. anu
would be prohbito-y on tie esta lish'
ment Of any purely literary, musical OF
social orga nlzntion In any losa! op.loh
or dlspensary district.
+ After these changes had been MADE ire
bill was eEgrossed and passed.
Tho Scn,te then took up Senate b.ll
ne n relation 10 the Circuit Courts Il
he Commonwealth. and devoted the re-
aiming time OF the session to that
number OF amendments previously otte 60
and fixing the time OF te ms OF ClTcu.t
..c,ur,s In the various circuits were adoP''
d without object on.
The only DISCUSS on or object on CT
whom Mr,Keezeil. Of Rockingham, desl co
% amend the bill so as TO provide clsVe..
terms for his county, instead OF SIN US
proposed In the bill. Mr.. Ople. OF Ausus-
la. VIII 'ch Is emhra ced In the same c'' GU ',
mined 'atey objected, me peeple oo Me,v
;ystenn, said he, but the business OF the
court did not require 80 many terms ana
the bar did not require them. ne IN
dulged In comparison Of the court e.
Of Augusta ard Rockingham, N Whlen
he claimed that Augusta was me nv ~, .
populous the more wealthy and the r. ore
intelligent OF tho two, yet Augusta ga
not want SO many terms Antago,1 ING
M. Keezelrs desire for eleven terms,
Mr.. Opie stated that the people OF Roch-
Ingham were the most thrifty ana laW-
abid ng OF People, most o. theH oelny
Dunkards, He Inquired OF Mr., Keeze1l
whether so many terms were want : Q
dsspose Of the criminal bus ness or the
civil doc''ot-
MIR. Keeze!l Withdrew his demand for
eleven terms o year and. asked tor az ~
| Mr.. Op!e still opposed the demand. con,
riding that they were not neceS s1Ty ~
his county nor In Rockingham,
Mr., shaekelford; az ORANGE. came TO the
| aid OF Mr.. Keszell and advocated Els
request. He thought that the county
ought to have eight terms III DESIRED
| them, -.
| MT. her tEll, Tepl9 ~ y ~ - 49, ~
na'ison az Tie cnurtes OF Augustn and
RockInghrm, eulogl~ed both, Trey were
both great counties and asereal peol le
ind he lived them both and wo'ld =
nothing derogatory TO the people - Au'
gu=tn. He Insisted however, on Ms ce'
mnnd for eight terms Of court.
The pending que ton was cslled and
the cha r declared the amendment or MT
Kee-el adopted.
/ when the Rockingham Senator mov q
10 reconsider the Senate voted IN IN
affirmative and the recons de;a:lon pre-
vailed, but was passed by for the pr s
| ent.
4 eat laughter by referring to Mr. Shack
| olfn,d NJ the. l4,lllputlan from Oran,
ina Mr.. Keszell as the CULVER froT
Ropkinsham, who had Joined fol ces;
| tt The laugh was turned on Mr.. Bars
dale. who was opposed to the Keezr,
lyamendment. and when several senators
gefrained from voting. designated then