The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-10

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perfected praise, Never have seen u
r,"rc cheerful and Industrious set OF
youngsters than We have had Fore
this year. IT has been a good iniGy
for them-bctteG than II school TO-. Il
timc--for there has been given then,
the opportunity for the most impoT-
tant OF al! studies, that Of human n;t-
turc. The noblest study OF mankind -
understanding. of course, woman
business Proceeded With.
The order OF businoss being taken
up, the House agreed TO senate amend
rncnts to q number OF IIous. bills.
The Richmond. fredericksburg and
Potomac bill, returned. BY Governor
Mann with suggestion for an amend :
nIcnt providing that the State shall
continue to have Il member OF the di-
rcctortte, was agreed TO.
The following senate bills were call
cd UP one by one out OF their order
on successive motions, aud passed:
Providing for u uniform system for
payment Tor school children attend
ing in other districts Than that in
which they reside.
Permitting magistcrial districts to
vote on road bonds, without referring
10 the entire county
qualifying physicians who can pro-
ducc satisfactory evidence that they
were practitioners prior 10 January :.
1875.
Revolving powers OF agents OF sure
" companies who have been author
lied by power OF attorney 10 act for
their companies.
Paying i. \. Walker 500 due him as
land assessor for Nottoway county.
Prescribing "a penalty tor failure OF
bank directors TO make reports.
Requiring new banks To lille their
documents before beginning business.
Fails 4" Get Amendment.
Permitting the bank examiner to
take immediate charge of the assets of
banks found 10 be insolvcni, without
Z wing the thirty days notice now re-
CURED To th'; bill Hill Montague Of
fcred an amendment regarding the
status OF trust companies. He said
he had failed III get his trust COM
pany bill through the Senate, and the
state Corporation Commission had ex-
pressed u doubt as to whether under
thc law trust company may do Il
banking business. This would, said
MI. Montague. be the last request he
again.
Providing that Mayors and Council
men cannot be eligible as division
school surerintendcnts.
Authorizing counties To pay cX-
pcnses Of Confederate veterans 10 the
Gettysburg celebration in July. laIa.
Robinson Moncure failed 10 get con
sldcrution of the bin rcvoking the
license OF insurance companies who
remove causes to the Federal courts
The vote was % to SO.
Game Bill Is Lost.
John rutherford took ths oppo,
tunity 10 take up the game protection
bill. lie secured a suspension OF the
rules by 8. vote of 90 TO -. He then
moved 10 take the bill up out OF its
order. The vote was AS follows:
Ayes-Bain. Baker, of Chesterfield;
Bell, Borden, Bowman. Brown, OF Dam
willie; Chalkley, Cox. Dreamer. Curtis.
Daniel, Evans, Gillian, Houston Kent.
Lunsford. Martin. Meetzc, Milstead,
Moncure, Montague. Moore, Mustard,
Old, Oliver. Page. Parker. Peck, Rich
ardson. Roberts, of Mccklenburg; Rob-
crtson, rutherford. Stebbins. Ste
phcnson, of James City: Tate. Temple
ton. Terrell Throckmorton. Tiffany,
utz. Watts, White, OF Albemarle
White, OF Rock bridge, and Wise-44
Noes-Brewer. Browning, Christian.
Clarke, Coleman. of Norfolk; Coleman,
OF Spotsyivania; Earman. Fitzhugh.
Flanagan, Fulton, Grant. IIowerton,
Mosciey, Rakes, Rev, Roberts, OF
Washing ton; Smith. Spessard. Ste
phenson. of Bath; Sutphin, Tabb. Tay-
Tor, Walton, Deaver, Williams and
Wissler--30.
Pair; Harwood with Brown. of
Westmoreland.
The motion was therefore lost, a
two-thirds vote being required 1t
was evident that If reached in It's
regular order. tho bill would have
been passed.
The following Senate bills were
passed:
Amending the act permitting super
visors to appropriate money for i'm
provement in agriculture.
Allowing mileage to members OF
electoral boards.
Providing for purging the teachers
pension rolls OF persons married or
removed from the State.
Fights Printing Bill.
Next was called up Senate hill No.
sci. permitting the Superintendent OF
Public Printing to eliminate such mat
ter from annual reports OF state OIL
GERS as he may deem advisable, upon
, conference with tho Governor.
1t was fought by Hugh a. White
He said State boards ought not to be
limited in tho matter Of their annual
! reports. This particular bill, he said
had It's origin In the fact that in the
last report of the State Library Boa I'd