The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04

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an act providing TOR the subdivision Of tra y =
q land Into lots or parcels. ana tor 'ie 1e'o'u
q az y4M III. nalksdaie: "A bill 70 amend and e,
eS.Disr esSt Il 81
s III q :eoes..on Of saxss approved April
lbs MS The House.
THE HOUSE was called to order oy
Sneaker Ryan at noon. and prayer y s'a
Enftarad by Rev, Paul ~. Mcneil. o. the
Gsrman Lutheran Church. The folloW-
i,,r bills were offered and referred;
BY Mr. eaton: To dsans tho p1 ,oe nsst
tas 1 nr q nyan 70 authorize tho cir UT
10 iii vacancies where notaftes puo is - - y
t aont H4sae e g
'As sFss.eea Sa 10
bid. "a Tor sssnSS psse snc.ns
By Mr. Jordan TO prohibit ne s,,.h H AID res
oysters from tho Potomac Aiser WIN WIZ = ~
ssDtSssEssssa
s' BY mr ou,d: TO enforce contracts between
epl0SMI r ena the boards
supervisors OF the several S1nnues mo 1umerts
the sEsstionT q slIoS Bald
er sy Az q .wh a on Pagan River in Isle o.
Wight C, county .yhrrcbman: To amend the ], crop
p. sy law MF 50 IS to more completely eradicate
s. H Jose s sea- offered resolution. which
uas agreed to. calling upon the fl y ''
committee to report as to expea19e1h'!cS y
AZ reducing the tax on reaJ est Ie.Assis |.
Mr. Jennings got a speedy agFeeI 1.s'
X tha Senate amendments to the Con-
hsderate memorial bill, and It was passeu
& Mr. Lowry. Of King George, reterilne
- ,he debat ea on Tuesday, declared that
he did not regret having voted tof s,o o
oncl slemp for United States senator,
He had only said that be did not i kHuuW
a. the alleged vote OF slemp asatHst
c.aptain sullivan In answer TO g Qu li
ton, Siss 1, Il !. !. :, Z ~, !. |.
unfinished business, ana ME- FY9ou ~ ~
fered an amendment ereQul!!Hs t.a., ~ ~
road superintendent shall 20 vers s'sl - -
road building, orr a. civil engineer, s5s !,
This was greed to, and Mr.. Boaz moyed
som = perfecting amendments, which were
NJ. lowry, 81 Bedford, sought TO have
tho decision Of the court final as IS. % con-
domination proceedings, but the aWehu'
ment was rejected, Id VI u, s. =
NJ. Ryan (Air. Read In the chatr) OF,
fered a substitute for section a, providing
that the bill shall not apply TO any county
having a special road law, except that
unca the petition OF fifty citizens athe
court may order Its application 70 any
county. re- .s.l h. u; ,Sl:s III 4. !, I.
Mr., Edmondson accepted the SUBSTITUTE
and It was opposed BY Mr., Baker.
The hour Of ] o'clock having arrlYeu'
the House proceeded to the election, Of q
tiEdrns for tho Fourth Judicial Circuit, to
succeed the late Judge 3. A. Hancock,
OF Chesterfield,
Mr., n, e Lee, In a brief, but ornate
speech, nominated Hon, w axer, a. Wat
son, OF tta county Of Nottoway, The
| nomination was seconded by Messrs.
Clarke, Of pinwiddle; Harrison, OF Pow.
hatan; Baker, Of Chesterfield; Ould, Of
| Campbell. and Wood, OF Rappa hammock,
and Mr., Watson received all the votes
cast aud was declared elected LOT tFs
full term OF four years
Considerau ton OF the roaa PHI Was ts'
sumed and the substitute offered by
Mr.. Ryan was adopted-ayes, 4s; noes
Mr., Rev Offered an amendment OK,
en,pting the county Of Accomac from thf
operations Of the act, but Mr.. Edmond
son l opposed any exemptions, The patron
Of the bill made Q Vigorous appeal TO-
his. bill and against the amendment, alse
\ lila ramarks created Rn3at enthusiasm
M. Powell. Of Brunswick, made
highly humorous effort and fairly SCI
the House wild with laughter aad ,a up
roads uneauiyocally, and said that al
/. road improvements should be permanent
i Ths favored the bill !,
Mr.. Wood spoke warmly ter the plll
and desired that the name OF the patroI
DO iInmortaliyed as o great huraanltarlan
Mr.. Rev urged the adoption of ~ Y
amendment. and Mr. Garrett opposed y
as did also Mr., Edn, ondson. The amend
me,,t was rejected and the biz was or
4 dsred engyossed as amended, 5s5