The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10

4 shty8 or 81 tjrohibition OF anything else,
,it 1ac regarded the BILL as In tho mt ,ire
s. pf d compulsory prohibition law. Mr..
$ andersen called attention TO the fnct that
M 1hetbtll amended section sSOA OF the Code
vi without 10 stating, hs. in bis opinion
Tho provisions Of the Constitution re- re-
II pulfed. ii M ! IA
slSSS WON IN "a WALK
n Els Mr.. Claytor tlere,ipot, called the pend
Y ing question, tho ndoptiof1 OF tho cu1lfer
! ence report On the Eencral reyeniie bill.
III The pending question was ordered and
8 The report adopted by q vote of "a to
q o,Eias follows: "a " u. NJ
ifgs Avcs--N iessrs. t,arksdale, Byars. Chap
man. Clayto Cogbill, Diilwiddie. Dono-
i hoo, Haisey Harvey Hobbs, Kcezell
tn Isyto a. Mann, Massie. M eli waiile, Noon,
Opie. Sears, shackelford, Tyler, Walker,
S8.tynliace. Watkins and w lcklinm--2A
N oes---M essrs. Anderson Cromwell and
ss$ t3evercomb--3. ia ri b 4 III NJ l35E
The Sill la Wing now passed both houses
Will 20 to the Governor for his approe-
III val. II 81 Mn " Is ss N Il Ii y
SSS# Senator Lyle sought to secure m adj
A. uournl1,ent until Monday. but Messrs'
N Kecze1l, yvlckham ma Barksdale earnest
IN ~ opposed the proposition. Mr.. Wick
S ran, called attention to the fact that tho
. FINANCE Committee would meet to-day
Ss2 10 Ike up very important measure
II and that matters Of the ravest moment
Nj "a the State were pending aud demanding
81 attention at ttesi,ahds Of the Senate ana
Its committees 1feithought It would be
!. very unwiseE to 81 take the /. recess pro-
s. posed. q, M }iB4 Ell rs .
Il Senate at $40 r. Ne adjourned until noon
Il to-day y, y Il # }aE ~ IA j. 4 3@s 81 Ell
5iSs At the request OF the patron. Mr.. Hal
q eey the special orders. the companion
# constitutional amendments rela TING to tho
in saIect ion tpf commissioners OF the reVe-
M nue, were passed BY Until 12:15 P. NJ next
"Wednesday. NJ. IA
gSS5 N The House.
"A The House was called to order at 70
III &, clock by Speaker Ryan, and prayer wa s.
S offered by Rev. p. B.aFrice, or the tT t''
byterlan Church. 81 I'm Y " n. II 51g55l Ii IN
4 va Mr.SD offered a bill. which was re-
ferred. to provide for the construction
5 ots Il channel Petersburg, to carry off
N freshet water from the Appomattox river.
SSBs Others bills offered we're:
BY Mr. G raveley: To provide for MI
q, lowing various sections to vote on CUES
! tion OF establishing LIQUOR dispensaries,a
i{38S8By Mr.. Sebrell !: To regulate the terms
rs Of Circuit Courts q.
a,BSg al resolution was offered by Mr.. Settle
NJ and adopted calling on the Attorney-Gen-
III nral to give his opinion as to Whether me
SE new Constitution requires the adoption
81 Of d uniform school-boolt system.
Mr. Early offered u petition faVoring the
imam BILL sent him by some OF his con-
" Etitucnts and the Chair laid It before
the II ouse on conference report on the
" general tax bill.
ss 1,he II estion was upon the motion Of
" Mr. lien to reconsider the vote by which
III the report OF the confcrces was rejected,
III md Mr.. I3Onz briefly urged its adoption.
sE This was opposed earnestly by Mr.. Cum
n ming in a brief speech. and he went TO
gs'sone extent Into the questions involved
In tie bill. and he was followed by Mr..
Il Cabell y who urged the adoption OF Mr..
~ ALIENS lotlon. III 4&
PENDING QUESTION.
+ n The pending question was ordered. and
n The roll-call !. on motion to reconsider. re-
II suited as rollows:ss III N s n
III Baker. w W. Baker Is 3arham. Biscoe.
n George G. Blind. Bonz. Bowman, Branch.
,! cabell Cardwell, christidn, Davis. Duke.
Early. Edmondson 11laln. Featherston.
Is Futon Gardner. Gent George, Gravely.
" Graves. Green, Ecermnns, Hoffman. Fluff,
Ii Jennings. p. G. Jordan, Lacy, lawson n
I. ice, Lion. Lowry, Lyell, Mort. Murrell.5
Nottingham, Organ, OVERLY, Powers.
II Turdyr Qnisenberry. Read, REYNOLDS,
u ics, Robson Si1nmerman, Spe, ~. n w.
s Smith. Stafford. stearncs. Turpn, West
3 and whitehead So
SBfs N OeS--IeSSrS.gT Alien, AnEcll Cnai les ~.
Bland cannaday, Cation. Churchman.
N Coleman, Cumming Dudley, Duke, Ed
wards 1Illtins, Foll1es, Goodwin. I1ar-
man, Kelley. LaSsiter. Leake. Lewis.
Mays, Moore. Newhouse.} Owens, Sebrell.
@ Settle. Blackburn Smith, Sncad, Toncy.
Walker Wallace, Ware and Woodward-i|
e. yss
i'll OVERWHELMING VICTORY.
33ss 1liS lntise having. voted to reconsider
B Mi ts;siiall called the pending question or
i the passage OF the bill and upon roll call
II the vnte stood rs follows, the report of
u the Conference Committee having won In
q walk: III l
:sS5s Ayes essrs. Armstrong, C. Conway
IBnker, w. Nv. Baker, Rarham Blscoc,
6 Charles II. Bland. Roaz. Bowman Branch.
B Cabcll Cardwell. Christian. Davis, Early,
8sFdmondson, Edwards. Elan. Featherston.
II Fulton, Gardner, Gent, George Grnvely,'
3Sg Graves. Green, Henrmans. Hoffman, Huff,
Jennings, Il. G.. Jordan, Lacy, Lawson.
q Lee, Lion, Lowry. Lyell, Mort. Nlurrell,
Nottingham. QrG;in. OVERLY. Powers,
Il Purdy, Quiselrherry. Head. Reynolds. Rice.
Il Robson, sn,tneiinhn. Blackburn Smith. j.
Nv. Smith. Stafford. stearnest. Taylor,
n .rurpin. West. Whitehead and Wood
s Wnrd-59. 5{ M IA
5s%s Noes-Aressrs. Allen, Angel, Cannaday.
s3 Cation. Churchman, Coleman, Cumming,
& Dudley, Duke. lSllins. Foxes, Goodwin,
II Kelley. IIasSiter. Leakc, lewis, 2MaSes,
f Moore. NcwhoIse. Owens. Sebrell, Settle,
Il sipe, snead. Toney, Walker, Wallace and
Wares.
BTU. VETOED. Il Isa
The following communication from the
y Governor was laid before the House and
.H reud:
April Q. 1909.
4 10 the House of Delegates; E5
! return House bill No, 49, entitled an
act Incorporating the town Of Bowling
IL Green. IN the county Of Caroline with
i5 the RECOMMENDATION that the same be
amended by striking out the following
q words in lines from one to twelve. in
"a section three:
'lTor the proper government of said
town 1t shall be the duty OF the judge
OF the County Court OF Caroline TO mp
point annually from the qualified voters
Of said town 4 registrar. whose duty 1t
Y shall he to register, as now or may be
b hereafter provided by law for the regis
4 trauon OF the legally qualified voters Of
3 this Commonwealth, the voters OF said