The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-03

FIarman, Hum jennings Lacy. Mays.
Moore, organ, Read. Reynolds Robson,
sips, Blackburn Smith, J. w. Smith, stat
ford. Taylor, pin, Walk or and ~ est-7U.
When the final vote was announced
the House at 1870 r. NJ / adjourned until
10 q clock to-day. s;g ;s ii 3s5!Y S
ii .s,ss 'ss8 Tho Senate.
sided over by Senate w ickham, presi-
dent pro tompore. Dr., George II oper8
offered the opening pray er. I. ..Y{5
Senator Mol lWaineS reported seYoral nllls
which had been acted upon by the Com
mittee for Courts of Justice.
q Senate Bill i n ao+--To require CLERKS
Of Circuit Courts Of countie s and corpor-5
ations or hustings courts OF cities. to send
to the Hoorotnry OF tho Commonwealth
certified 1istS Of county, district and city
officers ana TO provide a penalty Tor fall-{
ure to do 80, without amendment.
Senate Bill No. sls.-To amend and res
enact soction $3.50 OF the code OF Virginia
Of 1887 Tin relat on to violation OF the
Sabbath and punishment therefore, with
HOUSE Biil No. 11a.-To amend and res
enact ON act entitled an act to provide
for the garniHhment OF and levy OF az
ccution on wages and salaries OF tho State
February "a, 1900, without amendment.
House Bill No. 147.- 20 amend and res
enact section 9sl OF tho code Of Virginia,
without amcndment8t5l4f5 ISL
COMPLETE CONFDDERATDa ROSTEIR
The Governor transmitted to the BODY
d communication from Secretary OF War
Root relating to securing complete ross
tors OF the Confederate soldiers In which
effort the State OK Virginia Ia asked to
assist In every possible way, Upon mo-
ton the letter OF Score ary Root was filed
With the request Of the Executive tor
suitable action to- give the aid desired.
Senator shaokelford offered D o resolu-
ton which was adopted referring to Sem
ate bill No. $40, preventing authors, etc.,
from becoming members OF the state
Board OF Education to the jattoTney-gelle-4
raj for his opinion as to the constitution
atty Of the proposed measure, that hav-s
Ing been questioned.
10 ADJOURN IN MAY.
House concurrent resolution relating to-
the RECESS of the General Assembly was
takon UP and the amendments attached
by tho Committee for courts . Us, us..ts
reported, Chief among the amendments
Ia that tho revising COMMITTEES shall con-
stat Of six membors, three from each
branch Senator McIlwn!ne arguing thar
ns the bodies were coordinate bodies ana
a. the committee was to be one Of con-
ference they should have equal repre-
sontatlon. !. ,sg Y,
Senator Harmon offered substitute
for the House resolution providing that
the revising commission shall sit during
the session OF the General Assembly and
that no bills be offered after April 18th.
senator MoIlwalne spoke in favor OF tho
House resolution as amended ana sena-
substitutes, The substitute was lost ana
the resolution as amended was adopted.
BILLS PASSED.
Bills passed were: rs stiS} So
f. House sDlll No. lS7.-To amend sections
Nos, l448 and 1851 Of the code IN relation
10 tho board Of Visitors OF the University
y "sa nMs BIll No, 8o-To fix the terms
Of the corporation judges Of Bristol and md
House Bill No, ss.-To authorize and
appoint a special joint committee OF ths
House and Senate to Investigate leasing
out barren area Of Baylor survey,
House Bill No. lb6,-.-Authorlslns the ol!y
Of Charlottesville to CLOSE q certain
House Bills Nos, % and 1s2yro repeal
charter OF the town Of Bowling Green
and to incorporate the town Of Bowling
House Bill No, 1s4-To add an additional
section e ass aGsshsmptos
county, -,
Bills offered and referred were.
BY Mr., TIarmon--To regulate the sale
of opium and other drugs In the State
By M, IIarmon-To prohibit the sale
Of opium or cocaine or any OF their Do,
riyatiyes by druggists except upon the
prescription Of praotlcins physi clam.
TO amend and re-enact sections sstSs
Ss47 and Ss4s Of the code,
Congressman Chrter Glass was on the
floor Of the Senate yesterday. He was
given a cordial greeting by his former
colleagues, Quito y large number OF yisr
itors were In the Senate Chamber and