The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22
by dcpositing

encourage towns by dcpositing IT'S
money in local banks.
The Wlngo amendment was agreed
to. Thc l1mDoria bank was ADDED ny
a vote OF 80 to Is. on ron call lnc olil
wns nasscd as amended by vote of
rhe senate bill fixing the rates for
securine charters OF domestic corpora
tions and fees on foreign corporations
was passed.
rho House bill was passed providing
for the examination of books OF land
assessors by clerks ana fiSing thelr
compensation therefor.
THE senate bill for the relief OF the
estate ne lanes e. phillips was passed
on It's second reading.
Doctors mud Drugs.
House bills then being taken up
nm their second reading, the first to
come up was the Adams bill amending
| the pharmacy act. unuer the presan.
law the state Board of Pharmacy
",,',,,,, allow physicians tossell drugs
A.. -, eir natients. and 1t said that 1t
M. hecn It's policy TO allow this priv
| I1cre to only one physician IN DIS
trict in the country where there are
M drms stores. thus giving one ply
stefan monopoly Mr. ndams "ai'eu
to change '.may' TO shail,
~. Itovser offered an amendment al
i've. nhysicians to sell drugs unless
,here was a. pharmacy within Two
/ LII. =, the physician's Office. Mr..
hdat,. opposed this. saying that the
nconle arc the best judges OF "he.her
or not to go to physician lheS
could decide better .''an ooa.u ~
Richmond could 90. , az 10.
, like ,heir prescriptions to be filled by
Others ~ their profession. These were
w. widely different professions, he
said.
; Trusting the Doctor.
"The time has not arrived w VIZ, ,l
| GINA" said Mr.. Cox, speaking LOT the
Adams measure, when ths peo =. e lIo
thought tile state Board of Pharmacy
sbo,,Id nor have the right to put one
doctor above another.
Mr. stu,hs called attention TO an
other change contemplated IN the Dill
y whicb would allow the state Pharmacy
e Board and the state Board OF asl,
r culture TO flx the fees. re "ane'i =
o know why this was SO.
: Mr. Keyscr. speaking again SAID TN
+ noonie are moro interested IN TN
4 matter than are the physicians or IN
a pharmacists.
!. Mr. Cox then offered substitut
Is for the whole bill. eliminating the lea I,
g ture asked by Mr.. stubbs. ana slinP.
II changing one "oFu ,aa,.d =,
IS NAV" in referring to the poara al
,o,,.t,,. ,hvsicians to sell to their pa
!. tients.
. ara tho Adams amendment was agree
i TO ss to 49, Mr.. Turpin offered a
q amendment, which was carried, no
: allowing the sale of laudanum TO ia
: bitual users The keyser amcndrnen
n was lost.
nj I
vote and carried. was engrossed an
. ordered to Its third reading.
! Liquor Elections.
X The last business of the day was IN
Eeu bill prescribing four-year term
, - between local option elections. NJ
Buck spoke against the bill. IN
member from washington county. VIII
re is minister, of the Christian Churc
~ called attention to the fact that man
re elections have been held In recent veal
n on the faith of the people that the
C. could vote again within two years.
W 1t true he said. that these election
is create agitation. but so do other ele
TO ! tons
He did not. he said. object to the as
ne tation. Agitation is the law Of III
so The body physical. political or cecil
ed siastical that does not agitate must di
he He closed eloquently with a refe
. ence to that happy life to come, whel
rs. all will BE at peace and where no sue
st bills as this will be introduced.
as Mr.. Bell. the patron, said that loo
option elections beget strife. discor
he hate and enmity between people. i
lie wade households. and even sometinl
NV disturb business relations. 1t W
let hoped that the bill would lesson
nd some degree the evils resulting frc
Ter such contests.
g., Mr.. Johnson. Of Russell, moved tn
the bill be dismissed from the c;
endar This was defeated by lar
majority.
sh Mr.. white offered amendments viii
TO would prevent the application of
in measure to towns which have vo'
re- within the past four years. In OIL
words, only those towns which vote
ob- future will do so for four-y'
the period. This amendment was accep
BY Mr.. Bell and adopted. The bill Y
in ordered to its cngrossment by a la
his majority.
ent The House adjourned at 2:o6.
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