The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
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Hurry Resolutions We're q
Adopted Yesterday.
MAY ECONSlDEI2 THEM.
Mr.. Hunley Does Not Desire 70 Cut of
s9sT New Matter Yet-Nominations BY
the Governor--May Repeal the
Bloodhound Measure.
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No very important work was done In
The Legislature yesterday i, though both
If houses had quorum OF It's members
present. The Governor communicated to-
\ the Senate tho names OF MessrS. 8. IIarts-
horn Miller, OF Lynchburg, and George W.
Butt,Eof Suffolk. to be members OF this
Board OF Visitors of tho School for the
a Deaf and Dumb at stnunton, and they
4 Will be confirmed later on without ques-
ton. 33 M 81 Ell I'll
The bill to prevent the delivery OF liquor
N Into local option dlstricta in certain coun-
4 ties was amended III the Senate so as 10
& Include Tazewell, and the cities nnd towns
y hills was 80 amended as to allow cities
+ to maintain tho hold over Board of5gAl-3
v dermen9 fea ture. 81
s5 a humber OF bills were offered in the
House. one Of them being ~ Mr. TIunley,
,;to repeal the law Just passed authorizing
! the raining OF bloodhounds BY tho state.
2s Tho House adopted a mum Der OF hurry.
a resolutions. ono being 4. for 1890 4 o'clock.
Il IA. M. sessions. and another cutting on the
introduction f new matter. Tho latter
& will como up again on a motion to res
u consider, and Is likely to cause a fight.
Il Several bills were passed In the House.
hut they were mosty local In their na-
ssture. lsSs "a n n
e. The S enate.
Lieutenant-d Governor Willard in NTH the chat a
1 q nd twenty-five Senators present. There
Il was no prayer +. 8$ III S#3 III
!. the House and referred to eom ON tees.
f's5s Tho Governor through his private sec
t9 the se1a, the
and III Miner. 81 Iynehb III su t. B.
Members q tie Board Of Directors Of the
ESs The Senate amended the House bill to
prevent delivery OF liquor Int, local OPP
:tII on districts ~ warren Y; and Giles ccTn
sbill Sas amended was then passed. and
\ now goes to NJ the House for concurrence
2inAthe amendment iS5 ta,3 q
8.s The House communicated TO the Senate
the passage OF q House Joint resolution
III
ductIon' Of new Bills a ter May, str III me
resolution was ordered to lie ON the table,
I. l2:ls the special order. the committee
sefors Seats
consideration OF the contested amend =
msnts ths1eio as o reseed
re ef nH ts sts
Z we'll as holdover; Goa rds OF al dermen,
ment provides that this section shall
not affect the charters Of q Ties viii en-
now nave 1.-Two DraIlCncS OIL lne NCUuuCll.s
By the Constitute on. h The ]. effect q Of
this clause Ia 10 leave The Councils Just
&as II hey now are. This Is the amendment
ia dyocated by Mr.. AN erson. and la now
In the bill. l55 585SI
IA Consideration of3nmendments to the bill
was concluded. but. on objection by Mr..
Walker. tho bill was not Put on It's pas
sage: I, !. y, !, I. !. . I. J, y,
offered by Anderson. OF Richmo nd.
which proyides thai + shall be theS d y !,
8of the Councils Of 81 ties and towns to
enact ordinances forbidding any person
to pay or to receive any money or lot her
compensation. directly or Indirectly. VI for
the purpose OF securing the passage or
nefGre the c1Ia
ton of3this section. Il - Isl .
81 Tho Senate informally discussed the
House Joint resolution providing forf nf-
ternoon sessony and forblddin1 the tn-sl
production OF new bills after May 9th.
Several members opposed the cutting off
OF new bus mess, VIII oh they rega rded as
5uselessly tying the hands Of the body.
k Mr.. Opie called attention to .ft the fact
that he had offered resolution sol on as to to
and the Introduction OF new bill
4 Finally the consideration OF both reso-
lutions was passed by and the Sonata |
adjourned until noon to-day. 81 SS1
- The House.
The House was called to order at noon
BY Speaker Ryan, and prayer, was offered 7
By Rev. George Fl. Spooncr. OF the Me-
thodist church. t,55s q S, a
ton offered on Saturday. for 1880 o'clock |