Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-16


The bill then laid upon the table
The bill for restoring the Office of Brigade Inspector
was, Oh the second reading, indefinitely poned, by
vote Of TO 10 AZ
And then, on MIR. DoRmAss notion the House I'D
journsd.
Thursday .Hirth a.
communication received from the Senate STA
Ting that they had passed the bill entitled an act con-
corning executions upon judgments III actions of de-
time
On Mr. LEYsUEs's motion, the following resolutions
adopted
Ecs0Ired by the General .7sscnby That il shall here.
after be The duty Of the Board of Public Works 20 make
aud deliver the Public Printer 80 days before the
day fixed for the meeting Of the General Assembly,
their Annual Report together with the Annual Reports
and returns Of joint stock companies reports of enci
neeTs, and other documents suj'ct connected with
said report such Of them they shall have received
The time.
Eeooired Tha, it shall be the duty of all companies in
whose stock the State is shall be interested and OF all
directors commissioners other agents having the super
nendcnce management Of internal improvements to
which the State shall have contributed make out their
annual reports and returns TO the rs, day Of October in
each year, and TO furnish the 10 the Second Audi
tor before The first day of November annually
RcS0irsd That ii shall be the duty of The Public Print
e 10 print three hundred copies of the annual report Of
the Board of Public Works and the ACCOMPANY wing docu
mcnts, together with the annual report of the Second
Auditor, transmitting the accounts Of the fund for Ia
Of said Board or before The second Monday after the
annua! meeting Of tie General Assembly; IS COPIES
thereof shall be distributed to the members of the two
Houses and the remainder be held subject the order
OF the Legislature. The sld port and documents shall
be printed in large octave form good pager and shall
be stitched bound in boards as may be directed BIZ
the Board of Public Works, and the usual order for
printing the fer The Of the General Assembly,
shall! hereafter be dispensed wiki.
The SPEAKER laid before the House q communication
Brown Second in nI,unre
with the resolution Of the 9Th instant, nsuc,ing the
Board of Public Works request of The Presidents Of
Railroads. DC to furnish list Of the number, Names
salaries &C. of the Engineers Assistants &c of Hose
institutions. The Auditor encOscs Tie return of the
Petersburg Railroad Company. The reports submitted
By Francis F. Osborne, Esq President 0! the Company
as follows:
Capital SG05 500
States Interest, 10000
Charles F. Osborne, President, $4,000
Henry D. Bird, Engineer $3.50
James Lgon Clerk, 100
John Smith, Assistant, 800
Henry Bird, Jr do. 200
T. C. Christian, Receiving Agent, Petersburg
Depot, 500
VIM Fenner Delivery Agent, 4c0
A. AIrdge, Agent, Stony Creek Depot, 800
J. ID Ecker, Jarraus, 800
r. 6. Tucker, Be6eld, 42O
r. J. Soulhall, 300
r. A. Ellis, Blakely, 200
SlU2 200
The SrEAgER submitted the following Communica-
To The Speaker Of Ike Hons: Of Deirgates:
FREDERIcKsHlLL, March II, 1899.
Sr-ln compliance with a resolution agreed to by
the House Of Delegates on the 9Th inst and con,nu-
nicated through the Board Of Public Works the under
signed has the honor to furnish the Legislature the
following sched ue, the information required in relation
10 the Louisa Railroad Company:
Fred Harris President, annual salary, 81 ,QO0 90
Nrih, Clprk Treas
annual salary, 500 90
Charles O. Sanford Engineer. annual salary, 900 20
James ". Morris, David Anderson, jr., Charles
Thompson, Jos w. PeEdleton and r. Mills,
Directors, each per diem, when employed in
tie service OF the company, 2 80
Hill Jones' Agcn, Of Repairs, annual salary $50 W
Claiborne Jones, Sub-Agent Of Repairs, annual
salary 60 90
(The two officers last named, employed by the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Company who
have undertaken 10 transport gor The Louisa Company.
The road is kept in repair by The Transporting Compa-
ny, the cos, Of the Louisa Company and consequent
y, the salaries Of these two officers eventually paid
by the latler)
Capital stock of the Louisa Railroad Company 4l5,OOO
Stale's proportion, $4,000
Owned by individuals, S2gG, 900
The proportion OF each salary paid by the State, and
the private subscription, will be as lc9 is 10 22G
There other officers or agents connected with
the company which the undersigned has the honor
10 PRESIDE otneT lnan toSe mentioned IN the foregoing
schedue-AiI Of which is respectfully submitted.
FRED HARRIS, ?. L. K K. Co.
This communication was laid upon tie table.
The engrossed bill o authorize increase of the CAPT
tai stock Of The Staunton and james River Turnpike
Company, and for other purposes, came up lis pas
sage The bill proposes increase of The capital stock
600, the enable the company 10 Macadanlze The
road-the State TO take three hs. and private stock.
holders two-hths
The bill was sustained by Messrs KISYEr, WooLfoLK
SuUTHALL, and STUART, and opposed by hessrs SMITH
Of |. of W., WATKINS, FENABLE, and CRUTcnFIELD
Mr.. EpmuNDs called for the ayes and noes, which
were taken, and The bill rejected by he following
vote:
1ses-Messrs Glmer, (spcakerJ soalhall, Holloway,
Stuart. Kinney Mitchell, Snodgrrss, shanSs, Hoffman,
Tar, Toer. Edmonds Of Fuuqu'er, Waite, Payne Sher
rard, odeIl, Seymour, Armstrong, Tyler, Reynolds,
Smith of Kanawha, Farley, Smith Of NJ. and j., Hay
nond Clayton, Dunlap, O'FerslI, Lsnghorne, Wool
folk, al Coy, Gay, Csrr,l Roberts surn, Robertson,
evburn. Dorman, Smith Of Rockingham Thomas, Cul.
befson Conn, Davis Crockett of Tazewel Stephenson,
Goodson, Jackson, Crockett, Of Wylhe-47
Nors-tlessrs; Bayy Of Accomac, Chopper, Cabel!,
NJ Cntick, Cobbs, Fryau Merritt, IIaskins Kyle,
Floud, Fox, CubIn, Cardwe, Cox, Wilson, Vaughan,