The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-14

been elected Justices
who not only could noting theiI uhnes,
but took the ground thai because ,.tne
Holy Bible :, was not printed on Tue BACK
OF the Bi1ie was not ft TO swear q inan Oh.
IS Hr. TRoUT demanded se pending ques-
ton. Ordered.
ayes, SO; noes, go.
The substitute was adopted.
The bin WIS ordered TO en- rossu'eh Ut
WHAT IS DUE BAsKs. sss-.-=s,:=-s-v-
- The Auditor Of Public Accounts, in re-
sponse TO resolution, reported IN q COM
munication to the SPEAKER-
list. That there ia due the Planters BANK
and the Richmond Banking and Insurance
Company, both OF this city, the sum OF
S25, 600 each. n
I'd. That the money was borrowed by the
Executive in pursuance OF authority given
him under section SO OF chapter AZ OF the
Code Of 1873, in the following Wor words
wit: 2'''.s5ts
IS 80. The Executive shall raise from time
to time, by temporary loans, SO mucn as
Treasury. to he refunded by warrants OF
the Auditor of Public. Accounts, written
twelve months from the time when said
loans were made.
| Cd. That no collateral>or other security
was asked or given for the loan; and
4th. Tint thu. notes thus given mature in
about thirty days from date, and Will be
paid out Of the accruing revenues.
am, very respectfully,
~ Auditor OF Public~Accounts.
Referred to the Finance Committee.
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The Auditor, in response to resolution,
reported the amount and value of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad property, and
that the company had paid the tax due. Re-
ferred to Roads Committee.
, COMMITTEE ON GAME. - ~s.
The following Special Committee on
Gamesswas announced by the SPEAKER !:
Messrs. HUNTER, WALKER Of Westmofe-
land. MCMILLAN, PARRISH, KEYsER, SHIRE
YER, DAVIS, BURGER, LUCK, SHELBuRNE,
BLAND, CHASE, and CURLETT.
MILEAGE OF CIRCUIT JUDGES.
The Auditor Of Public Accounts, in re-
sponse to resolution Of the House, sub
mitted statement OF the amount drawn by
the circuit judges for mileage in 1871, ~.
'73, '74, rs, '76, and III, and the total
| for those years.
The statement for 1877 was as follows
George Blow, s3O5.2O; S. s. Weisieer.
S177.3O; A. D. Dickerson, S345.60; w. NJ.
Tredway, $40; G.. "A. :Wingfeld, $500 !;
Henry Shackleford, S241.4O; B. R, Well
ford, $50; R. L. Montague, s634.40; j. NJ.
Jetfries, 1854 William S. Barton, S374.S0;
James Keith, s165.60; Robert H. Turner,
S20s.40; William Mclaughlin, S211.60 !;
Henry i. Blair, 1854; John II. Fulton,
S1sl.2O; John A. Kelly, S266.40; George
T. Garrison, S7S.40, and Mark Bird, S90.SO.
Referred to the Committee for Courts.
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE.
The SPEAKER laid The following before
the House:
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, January II, 1878.
10 the Hon. H. G.. allen, Speaker of the
| House of Delegates:
SE,-In answer to the several inquiries
contained in a resolution Of your House
adopted December IS, 1877. I have the honor
to su bmit following statement OF so much
as applies to this. office-to wit: .
"The number of officers, clerks, and en-
ployes Of every description employed in or
in connection with the Second Auditors
office, and the amounts eSbended in their
payment during the fiscal year next pre-
ceding the 3Oth OF September, 1860 aud
1877, respectively: