The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-02

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stnssaHe would work IL greet liHtdship4
Upon unoffchdihE persoi,st fie spoke .,i
|tilc increase Of CT inc t hat would restti
from he assa ge liz ttihtstre n, y,
Bsaid tia t I'll liVhy t,ler 0uld sooti learn
who were Titus unprotected " IN t iy u
was tiia first ext eide d rom arks i. III p
|Fttie young iIlonnoke ,nstnbGt 4 during t.e8
session, ana liz i1lade tl 4 flno itnrr ssios1
on Tho io,tse. He conteitdetl Int no
law would ABbe ffcctivn j1less bhc 'l %
ny sptbllo sentiment, 4 ard S1lp lid lS not
|8tiiin1i tho people desired this change in
S6ia Mr.. Nt1ams cnrnestlS uprDsel he bill,
MA Ism nj fNlr, pr 1tsEss. lS
en- Tic general pprop riat Ion bills came
stp, 13osz aimed them il, a q
get eia way he first it1creasn WAS !. =.
that of $1,000 iii the SALARY 4 OF the 5a t.-3
gtortey-Eehetal and I'd It wns opposed by
Mr. Powell. who snld he would not vote
gtokinpreast tho salary o { a. single % ff1cer
sll15tle State liz offered hi amendment
lehving the ga lnry u g, 500. ass at present
THE amendment + was ected ayes, y J;
Snoes 50--ard NJ II Anderson moved to itl-$
crease lilo salary OF q tho ccrk to this
attorncS.general5 from $1,000 to 81 zoo, and
IT wa rejected ii yes. y % noes IS. II SS3 hi
Mr.. Garrett did not tlliiik dix llotira n
the office Of the Secretary Of the Cons
mon wealth to work, and he moved to
amend the BILL by striking out 81, 900 for
8theS salary or three clerks IN this office
and Inserting SO. 900 in Its stead NJ
rho amendment was rejettod, and Mr..
Griffith moved to umend by fixing The
salary ffthehudltorf at 50 OOO ! ms tead Of
s4,CD g. 5yls l 35 Ji "a ~ III
SA The " amendment was advocated vi by
Mcssrs. Griffith ind Bird and opposed
by Nlessrs Gum and Boaz, and re-
jectcd--ayes ci & ,:oes. 81 ~ n, M 4S
Mr.. Duke moved TO- amend tho salary,
item for the auditors office from lslB $50
Ito sd $50. and he said that III may have
been tho Shepherd defalcation resulted
because q p6orly- paid u Ulcers 81 81 Il
E MI. Cnrdwcll supported the amendment
and It was opposed Il by Mr. 1Inriison8
the ndinent,Enn Mr. eiinrgs said
tho blu already Increased the salary of
these clerks. The amendment was re-
jected -TTayes, % II es, 3B. "a NJ ss.3
The chair & AZ 2 Of ok wa vacated &.
unit $3.50 Q clock. 5Sssl .8 Ig
By Mr. Powell: 70, arbtrtte damage done By
stosls 70 the crors q another 8, H.
3. legal holiday on account OF the launching a
fS Nv Al MI i ifnjoy 70 amend section :lss b, th.
Nh s.ubba: Looking To- the estsblishm rs
by MI. Withers: 10 amend section ESQ Of the
4 Code I'M rotation g divorce
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;i By Mr. stenrries To n allow NeN1tort News
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between tf aRaE a R1 aslfs11aRhh
an any aee an ss1S an
C,overnor TO grant itional pardon to pei :.
s9psa Bonsa 81
institution approved March 2 1sSs as amend q
By e, ast rsdprmIas
Afternoo Session.
Consideration ofathe3 appropriation bills
was resumed when the q fternoon ses-&
sion was called TO order, and Mr.. Gar
sYrett moved to reduce the salary of tho
second auditor from So, 600 to 81. 100. The
amendment was rejected, and the clerk
proceeded to read the bill section by
sect ion. 81 "a 4 IA # al a
Of the peniterltlary guards from sfaO NtoS
! $500 per year. If a st s. vi 81 3583
+ q NJ essrs, I. Boas and Powell opposed the
amendment and 1t was advocated by
Messrs. r. u. Lee, J r, and Gum and
defeated ayes, q; noes. 20. II
sslnB the tenn OF expenses for the Cor
/ por;ltion Commission Mr. Griffith sought
nave 3p tiSl n
reduced from $2,6Q0 to 81, 600 i,Ss
G lie also offered anoth her amendment re-
3ducing the contingent fund from 81, 600
to So, 2no. He said he was opposed to the
raising OF any salaries and lie and Mr.
Gum became u involved 4 in a brief coll
$loany. t9 I'll ~ d IN 5 IN
~ Mr.. Caton strong! 81 oppose the amend
frnellts3and he said the IJegislaturessn oIld
give the commission the aid requisite
d % d. proper conduct OF tbs b,,sinc3s.
&asMr. Powell advocated tho amendments
and again said he would vote forgno in-$
ECre;iSes. }15 X sl
f. Mr.. Panniil MAIDS a spirited speech in
favor OF the amendments. and they were
both rejected.
WAS PASSED BY
Mr.. Nvithers moved to amend by MAX
ing the salary OF the bailiff tl.2no instead
+ OF $500 It was passed by for the pres
&cnt, 9 ~ 55i. 81,
mfr. Turpin offered an amendment :lp-
T,ropriating 1000 for tho enforcement OF
tile pure food laws, and It was adopted
Upon roll call.
MR. Lacy got a laugh on Mr.. Gum.
The latter wanted to Increase tho salary
OF the colored thnitora In the audit tors Of
flce. Mr., Lacy arose and said the man
vas 81 constituent Of his, land that no
WIS satisfied Mr.. Gum ~ thdrew his
notion amid laughter. and Mr. Church
man moved to raise I llei salary OF tho
clerk Of the suprelne Court at stanton
from, 1920 to 500. Tho amendment was
lost 95s 555t AZ "A 3a sl
rs When tho item, fixing the Happropria7
ton to the Medical College Of Virginia
at Sc, 600 was reached, 81 It was assed by
an GYrpff