The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-05


and had read a written opinion from m,
& City Attorney, who held that The OK.
Z pense was like that or eonductinr
elections an obligation which tho ri, ,
: could not. II II would, eyade. and wa.
therefore not an annronrj, tion ~
money In the usual sense Mr. Mills
would not appeal from this ruling h,,,
offered an amendment adding after the
request to the Judge OF the Hust,nrs
Court to appoint commissioners to cor
( s.e foii DOCKS the WORDS, tine
~ oe patu sara commissioners
ao. 10 sNceea sz,ece..
resloehl refers stili ruled that the
"ae noe an aPProPriation'
s, .io ei.s eouio not set any amour.
i,S nn' tiorG .,an l. couia
~ w rus .ns". vi u JUG nieh'' lne
'iHe uhuer STATE ID" 'he riEh'
~ 's No't'PSoa''oh u auSh Soit-
.
FIRST Test OF Strength.
The vote on this amendment seemed
the hrst test of strength, and was am
nounced u to l9 III favor OF its adop-
zion, as follows:
Aycs-1lessrs. Bradley, brown, Burke,
Cease, FuIier, Gil, Iinduun, IIIInchbere,
hnbsop, Huber, Jones, Lums,ien, Mills,
Powers, j. c.; Powers, j. III richards.
11scrs, selph, sullivan, Wiltshire ana
WORK nihn-.i
Noes-Messrn. bntiSins, Blake, bosch
en- b"wma"' muller, feFS'isson, Lynch,
eaiiicr' iihner, ioiinr", f"iiociS, Powell,
ss"'Shns' Neaus, Hishnra'on' senton'
anu
as ~ :. - .Nei IN o
., 80 = 49,. 49, .'s p"p.'
ss,t,.I' ~ ~, =, -,
-. ,,ras,,
NC" Line Oh A'thch.
MT. Mills theh began new nne oil
e'tach' SehoihS 10 me eieFk uesk as
euosp'"te ier ING ""oie resoiutioh
lhsFuetihS me eits -tttorheS 10 secure
I'm ..te "eAl E enet d -NsseiIioi9 an
- ~ ~ 80 80 ..i
."e tpi "a .!o' .ion,
~ I'ie e..s vs. oui's..,'.a.,
80 -; -: - -, 80 :. -, ~,
90 mo-, snns,it,ts ~, haonr, -
-. ~ ~. a,,.s,Ia,, ,rhs
h..,o,n IN. ho,isn hs saId yv,s nr. ~
ois,r,c,in,- INA ci,v inIo wards I'm az
cord.nce win state law when
ni<cs sucb anttnn ,nandatory
The proposed substitute gave no
plan OF redistrictiug, uid not state
how many wards were proposed, but
had TO DO with the representation
provided by charter. Mr.. Pollock SAID
4,
plan as an argument ana offer il in
ous course ON roll call, but not as u
substitute for something utterly dis
similar and not Eermane 10 the matter
unuer consideration
air. Peters ruled the paper out Of
orucr, the ordinance before the house
dealing directly with reulstric,inE the
city into WARDS. while that offered py
Mir. Mills DID not
Chuir IL Sustained.
Mr.. Mills appealed from the decision
OF the cnair after the chair mad as
ceftained from the City Attorney that
his ruling Was in accordance with the
best Parliamentary usage, and the vote
was put ON tho appeal from the de-
cision of the chair and the char sus-
timed 20 TO II, the. vote being as fol-
lows:
10 sustain the ruling OF the chair:
Ayes-Batkins, Blake, Boscnen, bow
man. Butler, Cease, FERGUSON, Lums-
den, Lynch, Miner, Pinner, Pollard,
Pollock. Powell, Radcliffe, Reade, Rich
ar1s. Richardson, Rogers, Sralon, Selph.
HoudcrIenr-22
BraSIrv. brown. burke. Fuller GIL.
Haduon tIirscnperg tiobson. Huber.
Jores. Mills j. G. Powers. ]. L. Pow.
~rs Sull,yan I;mlauf Wnishire Work
,r,nI.
1i,a Sob,,a -acurrad IN tho marta
az thA four woro MIN whicb was
,,r.sI H.. N..srs all. pnIiocL md
,,S.rs ,bo N,u. nior heir, riIdlnd Nv
Sn,iacr ,In,,o.sIhja ~ cons,.r,.
49, ,,,1',,
49,, - - NJ. H,I,ts. -, 49,,
'o'e oh "n'u
mere was orse ."iees st!ehee uu!'hs
..'e hiiai tott eat'' Wy" ~
.te auopttoh oi 'he "a ui.'a me- ~ -
pS the o"ihs iueu Note'
Hses-na'h'hn' nihhe, hosehch' nu'-
lcI, crkusson' hirhehocrB, Lhmsuen'