The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13

with Captain Curtis, but that this bill
Gid not prevent the latte. from taking
drink.
But 1t prevents me from giving you
drink" interjeoted the Richmond
man.
Yes, It prevents you from cnticing
: me into bad habits" returned MIR.
Fitzhugh, amid the laughter OF tho
House.
He eaid 1t was a bill to protect
young men from being ruined by the
social habit OF treating.
The Curtis motion was lost, and the
bill put on Its passage and passed by
VOC of 80 to &c.
Roll Chill Is Forced
Mr.. Love hero moved to reconsider
tho voc by which the iFouse refused to
take up the prohibition bill. He said
come members did not understand II.
Tho fact was that the parliamentary
point had occurred to the advocates of
The measure. The motion to recon
| sider was carried by IS 80, and n
! melton to take the blll up was lost by
j3 AS.
Mr.. Jordan thon forced roll cell
exporting members to sustain tho CALI
saying here was a reason for 1t.
The roll call resulted.
Ayes-Adams. Balm, Baker. OF
Chesterfield. Bargamin, Bell, Borden
Bowman, Brewer. Brown. OF westmore-
land; Buck. Chalkley. Coleman. OF
Spotsylvania; Earman. Evans. Ftz-
hugh. Fulton. Ivey. jennings. Jordan.
Kent, Love. Lunsford. Marin, Massic,
Mcetze More, Moseley, Mustard, Norris.
Page. Radford. Rev. Robertson. Roll
ston, Row, Stephenson. o. Bath; Steph-
enson. OF james city: Strat,on, Tate,
n,ls,,
OF Albemarle; Willeroy, Williams, WIS
sler and tho Speaker-iI.
Noes--Banks. browning, Burt, Chris
tian. Coleman, OF Norfolk; Cox. Cream
or, Curtis. Daniel, Gillian, Grant. Har-
wood. Houston. Howerton, kemper,
Land, Milstead, Monoure, oliver, Park
er. Peek. Peyton, richardson Rob-
erts. of McckienDurE; Sutphin. Tabb.
Tcmplcton, Tiffany, Utz, Watts Webb.
White. OF Rock bridge, and W!sc-33.
Pa!r--Alr. Smith with MIR. Montague.
Bills Arc Agreed To.
Because OF tho continued absence o:
Mr.. Flanagan at tho bedside OF mem
Der of his family, Judge Martin VIII
lians called up senate bin No. . out
OF its order. tbs constitutional road
ings were dispensed with. and the bill
passed. 1t authorizes the Council of
the city of Radford to issue bonds for
school purposes.
The following House bills were read
the third time. put on their anal pas
sage, and passed:
Changing the napre of The town Of
shendun, Rockingham county, to cirot-
toes
Changing tho time Of holding cleo
tons in the town of Branchvillc,
Southampton county
Amending tho CHARTER OF the city o,
Alexandria.
Authorizing the county of Norfolk
10 borrow S2oo,oo9 for road improve
ments
Preventing tho catching Of hsh by
Gill nets or scincs in the waters o,
the county of Rockbridgc.
Repeating az act cedins to tho
United states exclusive Jurisdiction
ever lands owned by 1t in this state
Authorizing and directing the work
Ing OF roads In Guchland county by
sonvicts at the state Farm.
Fixing the strength of bridge. IN
Amending the road law of Amhces,
Paying to the Richmond Press the
balance due for printing the index 20
enrolled BILLS
Paying to weyinouth. Meistsr &:
smethle the balance FOR binding the
index.
Putting the sncriG OF the city OF
fees.
Allowing the appointrent OF addi-
tional game ward"ns in magis,eriai
districts or application Of five resi-
dent frecholdcrs.
Prohibiting the nse OF gill nets or
seines In tra Dan River. in Pittsylv-
ANNA county or pHnvllle