The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
HOLASE
Morning Session

Morning Session
Returning thanks for the good feel
Ing which exists among the members,
Mr.. Jennings offered prayer at the
beginning OF the House session.
the night before. expressing 1t ~ the
sense Of tho House that there should
be no reduction In the appropriations
ior primary schools and roads. He
ahought y best to take ~ up ahead
thai the Finance Committee could
know the position OF the members. It
been fuggeRted to him TO. walt un-
VI the Items were reached on tho bill,
but he thought now was the time. He
Tor inc did not believe that the pco-
PIE were willing to cut the appro-
pfiati9ns for primary schools and give
iioerally TO higher institutions OF
proposed normal school at Radford
would BIO established without money al
tnis time. yet there was an item OF
$4,000 for y for the second YEA.
earlier. Some OF its members were
3nterested N certain institutions. and
~ looked Ike delay to rush the bill
NOSCut In Road Fund.
IN reply. Chairman Bowman said that
ne was sure Mr.. McIsae had not studied
", y w Sall and eompaEed 4 with that
Wet labor had been given to roads
az a cost OF $4,000. while FOR 1910
,oa sonyist labor. $4,000 for State
automobile tax. estimated to amount
10 from $4,000 to $4,000.
LING u at the former figure. there
molid be q total OF $23o.o00 for 1910.
nc rough this sufficient evidence that
Mr.. AIcItaa did not know what he was
talking about.
Therefore. for the next two years
In iotai mount to go to roads would
It was only 100000. He wanted 10
know where the cut was. He moved
10 pass the McTiae resolution by. and
INC motion was carried by n vote of
- sto.s. a demand for a roll cali
Was not sustained.
On motion of Mr.: Page. the clerk
or the House was instructed TO send
a telegram to Senator John w. Daniel,
sympathizlnE with him in his Illness
House for his recovery.
Republican Speech.
Mr. Pendlcton. the leader OF the mi
noritE. then occupied the floor for
INC oihcial Republican speech OF the
session. The address was made on
me motion to reconsider the vote by
mn,ts1 the Byrd Gil tax bill was de-
- 49, We Una
ne wa sorry the motion to recon
sldfr had been made. He thought the
patron ought to have taken his defeat.
~ to the ditference In oil in Bristol
aon was the difference In the grade. a
better article being sold on the Ten
ncssee side than that handled by the
Virginia dealers.
not know whether the State really
needed the money or not. He lar tried
ever since coming to Richmond to dnd
e stIIl II thf the !pan arh. this fisnBaiili il Mas e ereat Xas
a. job. He illustrated the Commission
are paid out to collect the large sum
of $4,000. People from Tidewater got
make corrections. and ar. Pendleton
said he was ,nssibly mistaken.
However. he did not think the OYSTER
INDUSTRY was paying what it ought
20 70; tha rsst5van him II his section
as tts should. lie said that was some
thing for which his party was not
Responsible. Mr..6Eyans INQUIRED II ali
e eauaiizatf haa8 not b}f1 voted ned Il against the tau
replied that they hos and would dol
so again.
Should License Dealers.
th anas vas 3 not : The proper way. he
dealers. AS to the inquisitorial meth
DDS Which had been Observation-Disclosures
with the income tax he wo-t-
cdI,to know It this bill would notEra-
cure, an.o1l tns1ector's finger In every
barrel. He wondered, further, il these
nspector would know. good oil ifSthey
He. believed no fewer than twenty
FIVE inspectors would be necessary to
DO the work. He knew lots OF mensinI
MS y county who would like to
such q job. It@wouldS he a. good
1dea.to reconsider the engrossmcnt8of|
the Dill and amend 1t so as to throw
these positions to everybody.
LIT was somewhat stranEe$toihtm that.
although the Legislature of two years
8 mad ia surplus. the present one is
a deficit. The cryEhad come
hatSthcre must lbcgmore revenue, and
Y been proposed TODD many things.
yetsthc Assembly had #idled away sixty
Importance, leaving the most momcn-
tolis matters on thelcalendar. For his
part. he had not participated in losing
the time of the House. unless he was
doing 1T now, and forsthat he was ro-
sponslble to his constituents Taxing
n#parting shot, he said that the House
should have stan ed Iontgthe 4appropria-
tiong bill tho day before. instead %of
r~ethreshing the oilsmeasurc. He Would
refuse to support ayhill whichSdoes not
tan the 8Stanlnrd8OilsC Company but the
people.
The. House then voted. by 6e to- 90.
bill was lost. s88ssE
%s Mr. StubbaS Replies.
The question asfthen8 or tho pas