The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15

vide for a committee on committees.
instead OF having the committees named
~ the Spca ker, was rejected. 4S to II.
Colonel Lecdy. OF Page. rose to a
question OF personal privilege in con ..
mcCLon with an article in an after
noon paper OF Friday. which had re-
lying for the Coordinate college bill
INC article had quoted him as way
i lt,a = tI tslegra tn,o from Congress n
ne had not mentioned any names, and.
Wh!lc MIR. Hay was Il personal friend
ana ne would cheerfully vote for his
reelection 10 Congress, his influence
on The coordinate college question
amounted To about as much az a nea +"
! was nobody,s business who sent
II was from Mr.. Hay. but didn't
say 50: don't want this House To
think was under obligations 10 any
one in WASHINGTON and was taking or,
Mr. Houston. OF Hampton. offered
,1i usual resolution making the extra
powei house employees and ali Others
VINO have served the General Assern
by: which was adopted.
or ne purpos. OF putting II into
read 20 the House the correspondence
b"t""cn himself and former State sen
ator George =. Keezvll, already pub
l!shed which ends that CONTROVERSY
The message OF Governor stuart We
toing House bin cxempting rom
payineht OF rent OF leased oyster
Er s1a i5t se9sG PanSsr tn whose oysters
known as green gill" was submit.
tcd ana the Governor was sustained
60 TO 0. y"
stnto To Participate.
Following the reading OF tho spc-
me subject Of Virginia exhibit at
No Panama Exposition, Chairman
Grew"r. II the ji"uso appropriation
C"inihit'es;; called up out or ita order
par ticlpAt!on by Tn" state of Virginia
~ ~ -. fanaina Exposition. at san
li,h cisco, to app"int commission
ana TO appgropri"te money for that
rnrp"s" The hill provides for tie
hppolntincnt b. the Governor Of three
CON y. HlSsioncrs aud carries AN appro-
+ h i y.S ~ |30,vpo, was stated that
grounds ot the san Francisco Exposi-
ZION the plan Of Mount Vernon. and
70 place therein an exhibit Of the re-
5Curt"s ana advantages OF this state
n" blll vas passed with only one or
iwp dissenting votes
ne House dismissed Senate hil! 1875
oyer nc protest Of Mr.. Gregory that
would mean a large saving 10 tn
q sr!cH!iuihl and Health Departments
,ne stat m. bill provided for
Ilssion"rs Of the revenue list of
post office addresses Of the various
lax payers Mr. Land opposed the bill
sh|lne u placed additional work or:
ines" officials. without giving them OK
va Coinp"nsation and on his motion
m" PHI was stricken from the calcn-
dar ~ vote 81 80 10 II
House Night Ses.ion.
~ tho night session H. G. Weaver
OF tTa%son On" Of the small Rcpub-
Iican minority In the House. oifcrcG
the following:
BE !, resolved by the House O,
Delegates. That IN" thanks OF tho BODY
%" extended To the Hon Edwin T. COZ
speaker Of this body. for hin Impair.
t.hl rulings on all questions ana tho
iO!c rlhtI"r in which he has cOnductcI
IN" business Of This House as well as
nc courteous treatment no has *.
tended all members"
The resolution was adopted by rie
ing vote.
Judge Martin Williams. of Gle,
offered the following. which wa.
adopted:
BE /, resolved By the House o,
Delegates. That II recognizes In it,
clrrh. Colonel John W Williams .
highly cnpahl" and efficient oflccr an,
on" possessing In an eminent dcprc.
the qualifications for tho faithful an,
diliEcnt discharge OF the duties o
that important position. ana that hi,
courteous bearing and most affabl,
disposition. under many trying an.
pcrplexing circumstances. command,
our most ardent admiration and ca
TEEN"
Mr. Spatig. Of Brunswick, offered