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

ton. Rakes. Roberts. OF M.cklonburg;
! roberts. OF Washiugton: Robertson.
t"ist"n. Sressard Stephenson, Of Bath,
Stratton, S1tphin. Tabb. Taylor, Tenn
pioton, Walton. Weaver. Webb, White,
2f Rockbridgc. and wisslcr-3!.
JurSc Williams moved that 800 con-
- OF the bill as amended be printed,
winch was agreed to after an amend.
fnani wac offered by MIR. Jennings TO
mako 1t 40
L should like TO say to the mem.
Der from Giles" shouted NJ. +. Webb
o. carroll, one Of the Republican MON.
otrs. that his motion is entirely un.
ahout IT by tho time The bill gets to
working"
Two Privileges.
iisinE to question oi personal
privilege" Colonel John s liarwood
SAID ne was grossly misrcprcscntcd"
h% communication winch appeared In
ihc Time s Dispatch OF yesterday.
signed Reader i'll which he Was put
10 the position of having; made tho mo
ion Ia dismiss the resolution looking
+ /" an investigation of the department
- Pubic instruction. ~: had, he said.
only moved the pending question on
the motion. Which was made by Mr.
oliver
Also on "a question OF personal privi-
ils-e, Hugh y. White said the Wiz
Einian ui ycstcrday hnd attributed his
! h.ht for Il reduction III tho salary of
"a" surgeon 81 the state P.nitcnti;lry
ioi 1913 10 friendship fer Or. c. V
darlington. thr deposcd surgeon Mr.
White said he had no such idea. and
proposed 10 reduce the salary because
hfn the number OF conv!cts In the
prison is reduced, there will DO loss
work to do.
The Approprim tons.
discussion of tho general appropria-
ton bill! WAS resumed. Chairman Bow
, man. OF the Finance COMMITTEES. fol-
lowing tho usual custom, reported the
S"hat. bill az a substitute. with the
mcndments already made by tho
louise placed therein. This is always
done SO that there shall be but one
b!i under discussion.
Mt ChalkleS moved TO increase the
annuity for tho Virginia Poiytcchnic
( Institute from S61,joo to $6G5oO for
each year. thus RESTORING It 10 the old
! sum. lie said this money is needed
Tor The purchase OF land. Both he anu
MIR Watts pleaded for this school. as
the place whore boys who have not
much money can go aud secure an ag-
ricuiturai or technical education
This time tho Republicans voted for
inc increase. and it received sixty
four affirmative votes. only three being
cast ~ the negative. Montgomery
county. In which the college is situat-
Cd is represented by "a Republican.
i'niln 10 Get $4,000.
MI. NectHe made an Intellectual fight
to add $4,000 to the fund for agri
cultural high schools in the congress
si"nal districts. First, he proposed
20 take this money from the common
Schooi tund, and then from the pub
Eel, 'r wb,qt H.. RE MAS, was aided by Mr..
chairman Bowman said inst If no
Knew about anything, IL was farming
he plowcd OH the day LINCOLN was
inaugurat"d But he said the bill
WIS aireadv beyond the limit and
mus he cut in conference TO keep II
".rnln the revenues Of the State.
Ihc Mcctz" motion was lost
mn * Passed.
. sun following usual procedure. tho
Senate bin as amended by tho House
the latter was dismissed. The senate
| bill as amended was then put on its
passage AMI passed by a vote or "a
to ?. Those in the negative wero
Upton d. Jennings, OF Lynchburg. ana
NJ. J., Webb. of Carroll. Some OF tho
Republicans voted aye" and others
were silent
on motion OF Judge Williams. tho
ieeislative redistricting bill was post
poncd TO Tuesday at noon
bill giving the Insurance Commits.
sioncr supervision over the fire insur-
ance placed on State property came
up. u was once passed and recon-
United, and reported back with an
amendment. The proposed change did
White, who said 1t gave too much
power to the mmissioncr. Mr.. Mon
taEue tried to have II passed by. but
tallel Mr.: Oliver opposed the bill.