The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-15

ported from the House and others on the
calendar s gsgf 'q BfnL spP ans RaDsse'
The four hours session was monoton,
Sf5s q r fS ss aons9s stSS t is Sa
passage of local and special bills to
there her , Mss na reay we're ne Ssse
House bill to permit the, Council Of En-
poria to levy an additional capitation
81 Boards of Supervisors of Frederick,
Clarke. Warren. Page and Shenandoah
House biz tc IL tines t9g holding re e
To provide for. the Issue. Of $4,000 bonds
By the s ey Of s.e MeTpSE 81 d Ss iSe Code
scribing duties of the Secretary of the
Commonwealth.
manasement Of the State Library,
TO prescribe the power, ana au,, na % 90
ths ssat for s the Of the
ricultural Department.
These Senate bills were ,s pa RassS Sisnensarv
TO provide for working and repairing
II The oaH ion It resolutions relating to ad-
journinent and the introduction of new
bills were passed by. ,,,t,,
= 2. . NJ T. CLOCK the e''A'' VS.
SEVENTEEN ROLL CALLS.
The Senate resumed its session yestter-
day at oe9Ss and s sas te eeven
sfsn rS' Many Many Of these ron cans were
motions to take bills UP out of their
order
pf
trars conservators of the peace, which
had been defeated at the earlier session,
after the adoption Of the amndment OF
MIR. Hartman. was reconsidered: the HAT lar,
man amendment voted down and me
bill. unamended. was then passed-ayes
Mr.. Hartman vatly sought to be heard
was cut off by calls for the, pending
question. He protested against this treat
ent on the part Of the fha anf
of the session until designated as pres
ent and not voting.
CUT OFF NEW BILLS.
one OF the most nos important ae snn we 81
llap cutting or the ntroduct ISn Of ds new
ton was communicated to. the House,
which amended the. resolution so as to
aiS fh e m The House ean Sa
agreed to by the Senate. and the reso-
luton became effective. 49,
adjournment, which had been on the cal,
endar for week or more, was disposed
resolution offered BY Mr.. shaclelford,
resembling action as o%the date or al,
journment for, the recess on the 18th an, ana
The resolution was adopted BY the Sen
iate and co 1M snRpHNr to R the House
Perhaps the most Important bill pass
ed at the days sessions was House bill |
sol, from the consideration Of f., which me
committee bin framed by the House Com,
mttee and which y aE Senator had "a rena
Mir. Barksdale inquired II any Senator
had read the bill and could say what IT
read at length. This was done and con-
sumed considerable time.
Mr.. Barksdale sought to amend the
provision in the bill for the appointment
I'D Interim of an Encouragement in the
gesting that the Court OF Appeals choose
the attorney general. . ~ "a,
merely rc-enacted the present provision
which had been in force for years. This
aroused Mr.. Barksdale to a vehement
some other method, in the course OF which
he criticized the sticklers for precedent
division. and Mr.. Barksdale did not fur
tier contest rE{ J, tie ;, pITf9pp9 8
. Il
These bills on the calendar We're passed
by the senate at the afternoon session:
House bill making registrars conser-
vators Of the peace.
ages of eighteen ana twenty-one for OBJ
tanning splrituous or malt LIQUORS by
false representations.
Senate bill to authorize the supervisors
OF James City and Warwick and the
Council of the city of Williamsburg. to
approximate money to erect a Confeder-
ate monument. ~ -43ER Il
Senate bill to authorize the judges Of
to make annual allowances for the clerk
House Bill to, provide for the election Of
fix the terms OF Such Officers and other
wise conform the statutes in relation
thereto there, to the provisions OF the new
At; cosblI sought to secure the pa ssase
G ns pill seeos saSn Of o Tie The to
provisions and before the Chesterfield
these objections the Senate adjourned
until 10 a. NJ. to-day.
~ The House.
The House was called to order at 1880
o'clock by Speaker Ryan and prayer was
offered by Rev. John Moncure. Of the
ls Mr owen ah MADE motion to discharge
the Finance Committee from the con-
alteration Of Senate bill Il to Increase the
Farmville. and the motion was advocated |
strongly by Mr.. Whitehead. Of Norfolk.
The motion was also advocated by Mr.. |
Read of Mecklcnburg, and Mr.. West. OF |
Louisa. and opposed by MIR. Boaz. chair
man of the Finance Committee The
increase asked WAS from $4,000 to $2j,-
0DO. The House, by a vote Of as to is. |
discharged the committee. and Mr.. Heer-
erence TO the bill making un additional
appropriation to BlacNsburg. The com
mittee was DISCHARGED by vote OF 10
10 Is. and Mr.. Lass!ter moved to dis |
charge tho committee from the consid-
GRAFTON OF the bill appropriatng $1,000 to
burg. This motion was rejected by a |
vote OF 30 to 81.