The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-26

Of $1,000 for the perpcrtual caro- Of tho
soldiers section of Hollywood Gene
tory.
Air. Gordon objected 10 tho bill. which
was explained by Messrs Erewer and
IiobSon. ana passed with only ono or
two dissenting votes. The section in
which 5000 Confederate soldiers are
buried IN hollywood is owned by an
association OF women Interested in the
Confedcracy. VINO had removed there Il
large number OF the dead from GcttyS-
burg and other fields The state has
been contributing $500 Il year to aid in
its .Vpkeep, ana Colonel Brewer said
ne Thought IT q good business prOpo-
sitlon 10 enter into q contract with the
Hollywood Cemetery Company, n we'll
established corporation. for the per
petual care of the SECTION, the State
TO pay $4,000 as in full settlement for
ever. Ii was merely doing for the
Confederate section what many fami-
put them under perpetual care of the
company b. single flat payment.
snlnry of Bani> Examiner.
At 19:i5 o'clock the Montague bank
bill Was called UP as tho special order.
On tho preceding day the House had
rejected an amendment offered by Mr.
Gregory striking out the proposed sal
AIRY OF $1,000 provided il the new BILL
and inserting $4,000, the salary now
paid the state Bank Examiner, and also
striking out the clause Which allowed
him To charge the cost of his official
bond 10 the expense account al his
Office. Mr.. Woodward, OF Norfolk Of
Tered new amendment, making the
salary $500. y largo number OF
amendments were already on the clerk s
issue souarcly before tic House In an
effort 10 test the strength of both sides
by motion TO dismiss tho bill from
tho calendar. Mr.. Gregory explained
That he meant no disccurtesy to tho
patron, AIR. Montague. OF Richmond.
but that Ii seemed n useless waste OF
uine TO nave INC llouse debate Tor aev-
oral days amendments when tho House
did not intend To adopt the bill it,
self. Tho Chair ruled that tho mo-
over pending motions to amend.
After we have given all this time 70
this matter" said Mr. Montague, ~ do
We should go through with it calmly
and deliberately ana amend X to suit
the views of the majority"
The - salary of The Cc:amissionc ,r" Of +
Banlling $1,000 was rejected The
Brewer, motion TO make IT $500 was
substitute making the salary Of the
Commissioner OF Banking $4,000, the
salary the official now receives under
the title OF chief Bank Examiner, was
rest Vote ON Dill.
Followms the suggestion OF Mr.
that the special order be dismissed. and
that the bill he laid on the table. On
show of hands the motion WAS adopt
ed, yeas AZ, noes Al. ON a recorded
A. ayes 40. The roll call, which was
taken by many as an indication OF the
standing Of tho House on tho bill it
self, was as follows:
Aycs-Messrs. -td:-ms, Barley, Eoni-
FAINT, Brown, Buck, Cawthorn, Clement
commins,. Crockett, Dalton. John orr
Daniel j William Daniel. podson.
Gregory. Gordon, Harrison. Harvey.
( Helm Hughes, Land, Lcedy, Lewis,
{ Love, M9ssic. Myers, Nelson, holland,
: Page Philpott Powers. Price, Robert
son. Rolston, Francis. w Smith, Stcph-
cuson, Stuhbs. Terrell, Walton, White.
4 Williams. Willis--ij.
, Nocs--Messrs. Baker, Birrell. Brans-
/ comb, Brewer. Browning. Chaikley,
/ Chapman, Cousins Duke. Easley, Fcre-
I bee. Gum, Harris. Hartley, Hobson,
( tionci. Houston, HUI. Johnson. Jor-
! dan, Kent, Lincoln. Lowry, Malbon,
/ Meet2c, Miller Milstcad, Montague
I oliver. Owen, Pennington. Fits, Powell,
l:adforl. Reed. Kew. Harry T. smith.
4 SpatiG, :;tearncs, Steck, Taylor. Tiffany.
Z !. q weaver Winston, Woodward,
Speaker Cox-i7.
The question then came up on n
! series OF amendments, reducing tho
] rate of taX on smaller banks, offered
1 bS Mr. Pennington. OF I.cc.
system IL Wrong. Says VIEWER
The whole provision OF this specia |
/ tax is wrong said 4. O. Weaver OF
/ warren, chairman OF the House Finance
/ Committee.
These fees should 60 into tho state
( treasury, and there should be an APP
/ preparation by this Legislature for the
as other funds are Appropriated
More than Si50.0 year OF public
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