The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10


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| OF the measure, and said tho supervisors
| had refused to issuo tile duplicate iintess
! authorised to do SO by the legislature.
| Mr. t,cnd read d tctter from tlia Com.
mon wealttl's attorney OF Mcck,cnburg ops
posing the BILL and u was advocated BY
Mr.. Wjthcrs, WHO said that the effect
bf tho failure OF tho passage Of the bill
would be TO preclpitatc q suit IN which
TO appear and be paid for his services.
Tho motion To dismiss was lost and
| tile bill was passed.
Tho congressional npportonment bill
| wns passed BY ard tho chair was at 9
O'clock yncn ted unfit $3.50 o'clock.
Afternoon Session.
rho chair was resumed, ut $3.50 o'clock.
and tie BIZ To provide for the appolnt-
fnctit OF commissioners OF tho revenue
| by the Circuit Courts wns read aid OPP
posed by MI. Garrett, OF Frank
| lin. rs
lie moved that tile bill be dismissed
and MIR. dunn favored the measure
briefly. S N III
Mr. Cation moved to amend BY providing
| that the commissioners In cities be APP
pointed by tho Iustings or Corpora ton.
Courts. and Mr.. Cnrdwell on behalf of
himself and HIS colleague, MFR. Wood. who.
is joint patron Of tic bill, accepted the
amendment.
Mr.. Cardwell then spoke warmly and
at some length for the bill. declaring
that unless 1t were passed tho men now
50 we'll fitted could not succeed them
selves, even though the people might
desire them. lie made quito n strong ap-
peal for the Bill, and was listened to
earnestly iby his colleagues.
ttrbn XIII xyu q n fsged Nv n larpn ma.
tority when Mr.. Cardwoll had completed
his remarks. (;
Dr.. Smiths bill:.to prohibit tho setting
OF fykcs and pound nets on the ocean
side OF Accomac and Northampton coun-}
titles was engrossed, after u stlff fight in
opposition by Messrs. Cardwell and Jor.
| dan.
rho House refused to engross Mr.. Jor...
dams bill. excepting Frederick county
from the provisions OF the general game
law OF the State.
WOULD NOT CONCUR. III
The House on motion of MIR Boaz, re-
fused to concur il tho Senate amend
ments to the general appropriation BILL
and when the fact wasTconmun'cated TO
1.-THE Senate. that body asked for a COM
ference. which was later agreed to by
the House. 3
81 The House refused to enGross Mr.
Guilds bill to enforce contracts between
laborors and employers and the bill Of
Mr.. Churchman9 to restrict the use OF
barbcd wire for fencing purposes pro-
yoked considerable oppoaltion. Messrs.
Duke, Ryan and others spoke against the
billf 1t was advocated BY Mr.. Church.
man. III 5,s 1857 ia l rs. ii u 81
Mr.. HURLEY spoke for the bill and WIS
questioned by q great many mompers
on the other side. Z.
The House refused to engross the %. Dill !!
and the chairswas vacated until s q clock
BILLS PASSED.
"a III "a rend and e-eilact section SIS OF the code
Of Virginia, as amended by an act approves
February II 1885, as further amended ny az
si' spp s set Ma5sa Y s.
further amended by an act approved 1annueS
nspaed ny nd al ia an act
approved March Is, 1902. In relation 70 INC
Collection Of tho fees Of the commissioner Of
amend and re.enact an act approved Apr.l
1903 entitled an &C. 70 S W,r1a ana qegatinE
the practice OF medicine and surgery IN VII
glnia, as amended aud re-enacted ny an an ac .l3
At Is amend and re.enact section s. Of chapter
s OF the Code of Virginia, as amended by act !
10 arbitrate damages arising between owners
OF stock when a treepnss has been committed
TO authorize the Board Of Supervisors Ct
Neck enbprg county to issue a duplicate bond
TO incorporate ana .proyl de q charter for town
OF Parksey.S va! ~ ~ ~
To authorize the town OF rszcweil to borrow
TO provide for an election In Albemarle
county for the purpose OF taking tho sense OF
tho qualified voters upon the question, Of az y,
thorizng the supervisors of sa!d county 70
make an appropriation OF i, 900 TO Z state
female normal school be esansnGd ~ sa'a
10 amend and re.enect chapter $40 Of the 4
1902 81 entitled Fan act to amend and re-enact
Of Portsmouth In RELATION 70 city officers
TO amend sections :: to 10. inclusive, Of Al. an
government and PUBLIC free sehools and md to
provide a special tax for pensions as au-
thorized by section 1ss OF the Constitution, ap-
proved April 16, 1903. as to reduce taxes
on all real and personal property, five cents
on each ona hundred dollars.
Night Session.
The House resumed business at o clock
and Speaker Ryan announced the appoint
ment OF Messrs. Boaz. Lacy and Turpln
as conferees on tho part of the House on
Inf Kill rNha Joint