The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08

shall have reached sixty years and be-
como disabled 5or incapacitated and Gan
no longer pursue their sa \ This
act Is siml1lnrs to thg; Matvland law
,rhe bill provides as folio VS.: 4. Y,
Section L. Whet1nver any person IN THIS
state has taught In any 1T the public
or normal schools thereof twenty-five
years. and has reached the age Of sixty
years. ana his or her record as such
.tcacller has been without ropro acll, and
BY reason OF physical or mental disability
or irflrn,lty Is unable to teaccl, longer,
the said teacher may lay his or her case
before the state Board Of Educatlon,
ana the sntd Board shall proceed to CON
slider the same, and II the facts are
found as above stated the said teacher
shall be placed upon Il list, b record Of
which shall be kept BY the said Board to
be known az X the Teachers Retired
List" and the names upon the said
Tea cheers Retired List shall be regu-
trollcr o. the Treasury OF this state;5 and
every person SO 4 placed upon the said
Retired Lis" shall be entitled to re-
colve n pension from this State OF two
hundred dollars per alltiumi to be paid
quarterly by the treasurer Of thls State
upon the warrant OF the Auditor.
Section 2. THAT the sum Of ten tllous-
and dollars per anflum or 50 much there
Of as may be necessary, IL hereby appro-
priatcd out Of any moneys In the treas
ury not otherwise appropriated to carry
Into effect the provisions Of this act.
Section 8. This act shall take effect
from the date Of its passage.
The House.
Tho House was called to order at 10
O'clock BY Speaker John r.. Ryan, and
there was no prayer. Il 3JS
Mr.. Sebrell, on behalf OF the Commit
tee for Courts of Justice. presented a
set Of resolutions expressing the regret
Of that body at the retirement Of Hon.
r. g.. Southall as, a member Of tho
House. and praying him a nne tribute!
The resolutions were ordered to be spread
upon the Journal OF the House.
Mr.. Heermans offered BILL which
was referred. appropriatlng $25, 900 to
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute. 81
Tho bill relating to tho granting and
regulation Of charters was taken up,
and a number OF consequential amend
ments We're offered by Mr., Cation. the
patroni On motion Of Mr.. Cabell, the
bill was passed by, ayes 30; noes, 20.
bers and no bills could therefore be
passed. ts
a large number of bills were given
their Constitutional readings, and there
was fight over the engrossment Of the
Bland bill to prevent the sale Of toy
pistols. "a y Il
WANTED TO PERFECT.
in order that the bill might be perfect
Mr.. Newhouse made a very witty
speech In which he declared that no
toy pistol had ever been offered for
sale. which could lock the Jaw 4 Of the \
member from Norfolk and an amusing
collodny arose between these two popu-
lar House leaders. 81 *. sa.5 "a Il t$ {. 8Sf
Mr. G. g. Baker moved to reduce the
age limit toftwelve from sixteen years,
and the discussion took a most amusing
turn, Mr.. Duke reminding Mr.. Bland
that no one In his section had ever died !
from jockiaw, and that the epidemic
was confined to the Tidewater section..
Mr.. Lee fairly conyulsed the House
with laughter by Offering an amendment
providing that the bill should not apply
to any member of the General Assem-
bly, who might desire to have and use
toy pistols. 5ls5y II.
The amendments were all rejected, and
Mr.. Mort moved to dismiss tho bill
This was lost, and the bill was ordered
to its 5engroAment,
CAMPBELL CASE UP.
At few minutes past noon Mr.. South
all, chairman of the Committee Tor
Courts Of Justice, on behalf Of Sthat
body, offered the two reports and reso-
buttons In the Campbell case, and sked
that 12 o'clock Monday be fixed as the
time for taking them up.
Tho reports were ordered printed, and
the motion Of the chairman fixing Nom
day at noon as the time for taking the
matter up was agreed to without a.
vision. SGD,
Both the reports recommended the
removal OF Judge Campbell from ON CO,
but reach their conclusions BY different
methods of reasoning.
Mr.. sebrell moved at,wheni the House
adjourn, it is to meet to- morrow ct noon.
This was opposed by several members
and Mr.. Gent moved to amend 50 as.
to apply the motion to all Mondays g
The amendment was agreed y to ana
the motion adopted as amended. 8,
The Barksdale's pure elections pll!
came UP as a special order at 12:lo' ans.
Mr., Smith, OF Clarke. moved to pass
by. This was adopted and the cier =
read number Of bills.
The House at l2:40 r M aI u'outt n.y. iss.
l,,ptN poon Tomorrow, I'll .3 49, s5I5E Fe'sy