The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21
GO BEFORE
Switchboard
Christian Scientists Lose Out
in the House.
THE ELL TO PASS TO DAY
Senate % Take Up the Corporation
Meadre To- Morrow Measures in
Boh.Houses Of Local Imports
ance-House to Meet at 10.

Inc sLesRlaure dlu very IlLie OF PUBIC
interest ycstrday.
The IIous' agreed to meet hereafter at
10 o'clock. hstead OF at noon. The con-
ference cdmttee's report on the bills
relating ti,the election of town officers
was agrei to, which provides that they
shall be chosen on the second Tuesday
In June.
In bon houses. bills were offered to
amend he charter OF the city of Bristol
and tire were several other measures
of lcol interest presented In both
brancts.
TheHousc devoted the remainder OF its
sessiJ to discussion OF the Harvey
bill regulate the practice OF medicine
and lhe Bland amendment for the pro-
tectyn Of the Christian Scientists was
re1eted The bill will be passed with
outfurthcr objections.
ne Senate did but little beyond fixing
Hose bill No. l02, which Is the meas
ur relating to corporations, as q spc-
ell order for 12:15 on Wednesday. There
Ws a slight brush over the jamestown
Exposition bill, but 1t went over with
at action.
The Senate.
There were but nineteen Senators pres
,cnt when the Senate was called to order
yesterday morning. the Lieuienant-Gov-
4 crnOr In the chair.
On motion of Mr.. Barksdalc, Of Hall
FAX, 1000 copies Of the Barksdalc bill. as
II passed the General Assembly, we're or
dered printed for the information Of the
public.
on motion Of Mr.. Gold, the Senate
amendments to House bill 1o2. relating
to corporations. were ordered printed for
FL, MT 1k tau tt,.aC f.V, IN
on motion Of Air. McIlwaine, the same
measure. House bill 102. was made n spc-
ciaJ and continuing order for Wednesday
at Els p. NJ.
The House bill to amend the act Gre
ati,g the bureau of labor and Industrial
statistics was recommtted to the Com
mitee on General Laws.
The first skirmish on the jamestown
Exposition bill occurred when Senator
.Luptcr. an opponent of the measure. ask
ed that date for taking up the blu be
Just then 1t would come up, so that they
might be present.
Mr. Sale. OF Norfolk. In charge OF the
bill, asked that 1t be read third time.
and sthat date for taking up the bill
. migH then be fixed.
II was explained that the bill would
bein amending stage until 1t was pass
I'm the Senate. on motion Of Mr.. Wick
him. a1 8N sGco 5SH5 h RpAp 5G,%If'
These Senate bills were read a second
ime:
LRelating to treatment OF consumptives.
Relating to placing OF insurance.
/ To give consent of State TO purchase
! OF land In Loudoun county by United
States Government.
TO appropriate ten thousand dollars to
Z Virginia Normal and Industrial lnst!-
tute. ,.,,.
tho ppnitentiary,
ond rending
dollars to the jamestown Exposition Com
pIFH or the reid fund Of disabled fire
NAe''' GIVEN FIRST READING.
These Senate bills were given their
first reading: .
70 appropriate one hundred and twenty
five tkousant dollars to the Virginia
Polytechnic institute.
TO pension disabled teachers.
TO appropriate sixty thousand dollars to
the Female Normal School at Farmvllle.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED,
Mr. McIlfaine offered the following
bills and aiked that the present reading
OF them bf dispensed with:
To provie for the extension through
the State Corporation Commission OF
chorters o. corporations which have COM
nlied withthe provisions of the ordnance
nnGonted bl the Cons .itutional Convention
on the go day of June, 1902,
>NTo AIMED and re-enact section 2790 OF
tho Code In relation to when and by
whom ditresS made,
no amhd section 2961 OF the Code as
amcndedby subsequent acts. In relation
n attachments against debtor removing
his cffets out Of this State. whether pay
able ornot. $3.50
,ation b attachment against tenant re-
moyini his effects from leased premi-
Thes bills went to the Committee for
Court of Justice.
MI Byars offered the following. which
uentto the joint committee on special,
nrivic and local legsation.
'Ttamend section 1876 of an act to pro-
vida new charter for the city OF Bris-
tol and to repeal all acts in conflict
thtewith.
mere will be a joint meeting of the
saate Committee on Public Institutions
al Education and the House Commit
Il on Schools and Colleges at p. M.
tday.
The House.
The House was called to order at noon
y Speaker Ryan, and there was no
MI. Bowman offered resolution, which
vas adopted, providing that hereafter