The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-27

on tho tilleniibS MS n spoclt and ,coiilii,s
Ting order for, to-day ut 1890 ,l'his y
Senator George Wayne Anderssnnn's bill.4&
N AiWTERNOoN sl1ssIO u. NJ
AS soon III tllls business had bcers dis,f
posed OF tie sciln,c took y recess a WV
3.SD +. NJ :. when ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, VII
lnrtlf again nsstincd the chair. hlnns
sass ION WINS held con tin,llgl llflll hl l'te
O. T.. Ms
These Senate bis were passed:
10 amend scct Ion S3lo OF rharter lGi ~ INC tne
Code DC Vrglniii, cxcinpiiig oHn hl,mai NJ
n'isIans p sS'pa o fD a
tIt4. to how d 1 Justice may associate Jnstl Is
VIII hinigl III certain Gates. IA, Il, ro,,t,on
o acrd SECTION ~ 2, ,ne 80 ,lI i'd Sn
amend certain ssetons g. a if e q isd 1t
cntion and the management aud soNetnnen 3 q
tha5rubllc schools, recommehded ~ st wy
10 proyl1ea Commission e ,, nyestlsnts ne
counting methods cnroSsa ~, Il, nv ~, al stnts
county district md muncIpal tay ~ ,s nSa 10 o
@ES a I'n ,h sss,ls saa'Ss ana $50 e 4
50 as e ,o Of ' II enE @s
10 BE proved before commissIIon.er; cte
ITO amend sections aii6 and sii' ~ rci ~ ~ y
70 amend section tos in relation 70 Jurors Jurors
In .ceses of mislencni,of i, ~ ,,o,,,d Far
vo Tfs S ns s s roads IN
ureenesvlle.. 5 .1s
Tho only tlebnte OF tho session e O.,
over the proposition to cnsross senate
Ill 1C5, III relation TO rcpnh ilng .. J 1i
resolution TRANSFERRING to- Nloun t. Nef-o
noh Association II claim Of the state
against tile united States. Mt lachen.
OF Alexandria, sought to have the blll
rccommltted contendlng that IT WAS VIZ
fairs hat this association Should hc de-
prived Of Its rights without Il nearing
Mr. Machen spoke earnestly Tor Tor recon- cor
initial 4 H
MI. salo and Mr. Barlysdale took Issue
with HIM or the proposition. ahtl N.Y.
Sale stated that the claim WIS trans
ferred- to the association sixteen years
,ngo under certain specific conditions, not
orc or which had been compiled with by
tho association. He thought tho 1ssocln-
tlon5 had forfeited all claim by It's fal.
ure to comply with the law not u word
having been heard from 1t IN the siXteer
years. though yearly reports are REQUIRED.
He explained that the state now had Y
chance to secure the money. amount
Ing to 4s120.OOO, twith interest for many
years, which would more than double
the amount Of the claim MR. tl3nrks-a
tiale took the same vlew and scored the
associations poking fur, at Alexandria in \
his Gininitnblc way. III
ASThe Senate refused to rcconlmit the bill.
and finally passed It by. Mr. Macheng
will Il endenvor to secure q continuance
of tho transfer there beirs now q pros
poet oftsecurlns the morey.
TRAVELLING III N FREE PULI,NtANsS. Il
Mr.. Opie asked two days leave Of alb
sepre for the members of the Commit
tee for Publir Institutions and Educa-
ton permit them to visit the univer-3
sity OF Virginia, the Western State Hos
ptal and tho Virginia Military Institute
2 Mr.. Barkstlnle entered solemn pro-
test, tleclarirgi5tlat to grant tho leave
meant that there would be no quorum
here to-day or Monday, and that there
were scarce ten days left III which to
dispose OF a large volume of important
business.
Mr.. Opie retorted that it was neccs
sary, and that it would cost the State
nothing. 1--WE have been offered the
uso of a Pullman car free said he.
.'and Will be gone but two days.
FLOW about the Constitution ?''l asked |
Mr.. Barksdalc. Aren't YOU afraid you
Will vacatc youriseat?''
well take tile risk on that, rotorted
Mr.. Oplc, nonclalantly.
But we do not want to lose the scna-
tor from Staunton persisted Mr.. Barks-
due. ~ w want MN VIII u us, FINK
II do not reed AZ guardian returned
Mr., Opie. AA
That may be- but We arc interested In
YOU, nevertheless. VIC need you here
The leave Of absence was granted, and |
ended the collonny.
n number Of Senate and House bills |
were read iard some en- crossed, and hay
ne rcarlS completed the calendar. tile !
Senate adjourned until noon to-day
OFFERED AND REFERRED.
These, bills were introduced and re-
rc",,-.' 20 Scorr.'i taer.
ny Mr.. Bryant To amctd and enact sec.
Ion il6 OF The Code In relation TO rent OF
,rpeal etc. BY General Assembly. and pro-
libit burials in cemeteries al oinln Barton
Heights. The bill authorizes tn Coun ! Of
he town OF Barton Heights to prob bit by
the burial OF dead bodies in the
adjoining said town. cXcep. IN such
~ duly kept records of srch cemeteries THAI no
Dnrials have ever been made.
Isy Mr.. Risnn-To provtlc for tho ottahliEh-
ng of d dispensarv for thr snie OF nj xlcn ne
LIQUORS in the town. DC Chath@D ana u pro-
,ihit the sale of intoxicating liquors except as
provided E}
BY Mr. Tavenner:sTo amend SEXTON lcI1 Of
Tho Code. MS amended, In rela ION to State
hospitals FOR the insane and the comnitinent
hereto OF insane persons. The blu hrrf M &
Of twophyscians In cpmmiss'oHs
If lunacy at $50 each and the jus Ice : for
heir services. .05s2t5
transportation storage ana display
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