The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14

5g,nln not to place this Ubiquitous meas
lire upon nerlpeople, which would take
from them their Inherent rlShts uiia ut1 II q
them to the very door OF poverty. ~ ~
had no personal attack to make4upon tile
men. Der from Frederick but ne , gen
tleman had slantered the people OF Ilde-
water ana lid minated that justice
could not be secured IN Their courts :;
tribute 10 th1se who had worn.the ermine
in Underwater for all time; Mr.. Stubnsi
contended that all the legislation i9ohlls
to- taxing the oyster industry h au peo ~
Written in the laws by the people OF,
Tldnwater. 4, !, ~,
Der from Gloucester declared that he dld
not dtsire to cmasGMlaSe the Jordan
Bill, .but we want to delye you down.
with your infamous measure into .ls 81 o.
minious defeat We favored the Baylor :
survey. and now we declare that you shall
NOT pusll, yourself into 1t with the view
to destroyingaits integrity.
h a I collou1ly arose between Mr. Stubps
on one side and Messrs. Jordan: anu. Iartl,
Wni on the other, as to the position !. o.
the late DR.. LIE Cato with reference to The
Bay lines, and the former finally dc,
cla.ed that were that good old man stu
living he would again cry out In favor, OF
preserving those lines; sioyerno OF Nc, chii-
''fiom the oyster industry, but he didn't
got them Jordan wants tens Of millions,
and he won't get them, for he Is seeking
to prosecute ana glIUpOpeLlSf OuIEpSoPAS' &
PAYS HER PROPORTION.
Tie speaker, in answer 70 questions by
Mr.. Cation, went ON 70 contend tnit
of taxes Into the treasury. though he
dec Jared that it was impossible to set a
fair value upon the oyster beds OF the
State.
rock that the jordan bill was after, and
that while the committee might go down
after depleted and exhausted rock. they
would report back natural rock. Z fierc
a stormy and turbulent scene toop place
between Mr.. Stubbs and the patron OF the
bill. in which they were speaking and
waving their hands violently at one
anl Their from, opposite sides Of the , hall IA
TO-, the bill if the word "dePleted" should
be stricken out. and the latter replied
that ir hc thought his friend Jordan
had written the Lords Prayer ne W1uid
MIR. Jordan to strike out the WORD. II
he thought It was right, withop refer
encc to his (stubbs) position. 4,
Mi. Stubs had concluded his remarks.
The following bills were offered and re-
| feII'ed:
By Mr.. spessard-To fine who are
| ana chists and prescribe their mode OF
BY MI. Royall--To provide for the trial
| OF persons charged with criminal as
| sault
school district in Scott c'"inty
| by Mr. Ihomason--To amend the law
| In relation to the appointment OF guar
| Py, Mr.. Mosaic establish a dispensary
FOR the sale of Intoxicating liquors at
Cumberland Courthouse.
BY. Mr.. H. G. Lowry-To amend the
(, pension laws so as TO Xix The amount Of
! property owned, to prevent securing q
| pension at $3.50 and providing further thai
| a person who lost an aim or a leg II
the service shall be eligible unless ht
shah have property 10 The value OF
$1,000.
| by Mr.. Boaz-To amend the law Ii
1 relation to delinquent lands.
! ny MI. Cardwell--ro amend the Law. IL
relation to proceedings by heterogeneous
| rs Mr.. stewart-To orohlbit the bury
ms Of dead human bodies within twt
hundred feet of lakes, ponds and reser
vciis used as water supplies
4 J.! Mr., Boaz-To amend ihc law IN re
lation 10 the sale Of delinquent lands.
i py Mr.. Coleman (by rehuesD-To per
NIT persons to, carry concealed weapon!
WIZ shall be given authority to do SO b,
the Circuit Court.