The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-13
House and Senate Agree on
the Corporation Bill.
FUNDS FOR THE SCHOOLS
State Normal at Farnvile viii Be Pro-
vided for-Fifty Thousand for the
neutrality-suspicious. Bill is
Agreed To.


Of great deal OF important work.
They agreed to the conference commits
tees report on the merger clause OF
House bill 102, relating to corporations,
after stlff fight. and they both took
similar action with reference to the re-.
port OF the conferees on the general
game bill.
OF Lynchburg, agreed to the Senate
amendments to the bill relating to the
fraudulent sale OF goods in bulk, ana
Mr. Cabell offered bill to allow the
sale OF liquor on prescription by drug
gsts In local option districts. The same
bill was offered in the Senate.
At the afternoon session OF the House
partial consideration was given to the
bill relating to cities and towns but tho
body adjourned pending its reading.
It begins to look as II the Legislature
will probably adjourn Friday night or
At the afternoon session the Senate
passed the Senate bill appropriating
$4,000 to the pcnitentiary. after splr-
tied debate The Senate bill appropriat.
Ing 5000 to the State female Norm I'a
School at Farmvlllc. and increasing the
annuity 10 that school from $1,000 70
$1,000. was passed by the Senate. The
Clayton bill. prescribing the liability OF
common carriers. was MADE q specla1
order for to-day at 11:3o. The senate
was passed. and half n dozen other biils
were passed The Senate adopted the
report Of the conferees on the merger
clause OF the corporation bill after
lively debate.
The Senate.
.rhe senate was called to order At Il
a. n. BY Lieutenant-G oyernor, W vnt,fn.;
and the body lost no time IN set''ns
o9 These House bills were repg.tte,d from IN
the Committee on Counties. Cl''es anu
1S 70 amend the Code prescribing when
district officers are to be ELECTED; ;, = 20
Of re Sr aenevf Halifax. sussex and the
Council OF South Boston 70 levy ah au-
dtlonal capitation tax. 1.rnnton
TO provide for one commiss1isoner 10, iur
each magisterial district OF Caroline coun-
termine the population OF a town or CITY;
TO TX time Of meetings :. OF Sod:ea and I'd
S Shegnndoah "a and frederick.
prescribe tnrsdie,,S9n Ct gearaS ga Of
s san 5, se shenandoah lei and Frederick.
These bills were reported from the Com
mittee for Courts OF justice: ,nor, no
House billGto fine or punish minors w
tween eighteen and twenty-one lot %
tanning spirituous or malt liquors by fa iis
representations; reported WIN
Senate bill to authorize Judges Of ! G = r.
cult Courts IN cities OF the ~ nifsa-c sens
naYtns ci HTs for said Court to- make an
annual allowance for such clerk. pay
able out Of the city snd tre sasticn 2s Of tho
e. B 13 se D co de- TeVe
the residence Of county. district ana to"h-
snip Off. FINANCE AND BANKS. =,
The Committee on Finance ana bahAS
tfs ,opo,.ted the following.
senate 6 e amend sect SECTION am 81 N mt
am me 1ini r' excepting those peddling
eggs. butter poultry and 10y oysters st rsor tbo
ssea as e Tna Fe etes and
TO authorize the Board Of sqP Pc Honds
81 t ne several magsteria districts for
matchmaking or Otherwise ,,m nIpnot the
pubc r tHs senate wihn b aa'a to
Working 'kH az and Keeping in repair the roads
and bridges IN Essex county co. S.d ana 3dr Pre- Pro
Mr Massie. of Amherst and Nelson,
9 she Gsner5l Assembly At : f. Go R5o
Court q Amherst ba S f IL 5hs e.
o Nj. Sears promptly entered protest
a ag6| h and askea Rat the e
60 over for day in order that sena-
might faiarTe thems na veecas l
Mr.. Massie explained that there was
d and ho e ad no objeeton
luton going over TOR day t He Would would
fime aw fSe f of 9S Si91 Who he
rs{sTFssd to M IT G asd Raynia the mat
Tar Vent over until to-day. when tho
RESOLUTION VIII come up for Dr. action G. aeo The
ape snS Of sseeS 81 pdfs aut
Judge Campbell by the General Assem-
ply and promises q pberiht potes may
lieutenant Governor Willard made the
ofW ap6eaTins majority ts Of a. az The The
General A a5s haXe with Senate
SSs%Pssl ffe% th e. o A%Ser et
5uagef Of th the ch GGny OUNCE
Camnbell T." was thereby removed from the
said office Of Judge Of the County Court
Of Amh M'fIw s0nSHy' PROTESTS.
Mr.. McIlwane, of Petersburg. made
the Following protest; .ocesa,nrs On the
Reley tbs t Senate tee annminatng the
alleged removal of c. j. Campbell from
the office Of Judge Of the countXi t G9or.
al null and void, hereby enter my pro-
test against the announcement Of Judge
Campbels removal by the PRESIDENT OF
the Senate, and request that the same
be spread upon the journal of the SEN
ate"
Mr.. Shackelford asked that the House
bill to amend the Code In relation to the
lien of employees etc, Of Transportation,
franchises and property of said com
panies and how the same may Pc per-
feeted and enforced . be rec9mmlttfed to to
der that he might be given a hearing
thereon.
~ been committed by the Senate to the
Committee on General Laws. but had
Instead been sent to the Committee for
Courts of Justice and BY that committee
1ust reported to the Senate.
Mr.. Ope and. others opposed recom-
initial of the bill, and Mr. Barksdale adj
vocated the motion to recommit. The
motion prevailed. and the bill went to the