Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10
NEW ACTSlN DEMAND
COL. BIGGER FLOODED WITH LETTERS
ASKING FOR CERTIFIED COPIES.
Necessary Changes in tho Personal Prop
erty BIanks-Biiis That Were Not
Signed by the Governor.

Colonel John Bell Bigger, Clerk OF the
House OF Delegates and Keeper of the
Rolls was as busy as hen with one
chicken yesterday. The demands upon
him for certified copies OF acts, especially
for the Walton Australian-ballot system
bill. were numerous and he hardly had
time TO ait a moment In his, new cush-
toned chair or take more than 40 giances
at his new watch.
The volume OF acts of She Legislature
Just adjourned will be very large one
but as the Colonel toyed with the charm
on his watch-chan he couldn't, ne saiu'
for the life of him tell how far advanced
the printer was upon the work
Governor OFerrall yesterday received
a letter which would certainly seem 10
Justify one of his vetoes Of bills for rehet
from fine imposed by court Ills
correspondent stated that the Legislature
had. during the last three sessions
granted relief in such cases as to one
county to the extent Of SO
SAME AS LAST YEAR
The attention Of Colonel Marye' Auu'-
Tor If Public Accounts. was yesterday
called 70 the fact that the form OF STATE
r,o.sora, propcrty Interrogatory' being
dis,rlbuted. tor 1894. TO the pubic Is lhe
eo,nc as that Of 1895. These forms are
sen, ont to the commissioners OF 'he
,eve,ue ny the state. and Colonel Mafye
Ga gettlng together as last as poSSi"'
tho Acts bearing upon the revenue plao''
nv the last Legislature in order 10 pr
nore a new form The form OF ls'' IT,
not meet the requirements oil 'he i%T
as to building associations anu
other subjects OF taNatoh' Ito,
Governor OFerrall having Eot.cn
,.ro,',h tho labor Of reading and signing
nU,s vas engaged yesterday. as ne eN1
80 ..,I 4, in clearing up his desk an"
Pt'h,cr,rg out his correspohde",''
Tl,si, ,r. last ten days Of the L@gisia-
,vrf. a good many letters accu,i,uI.ito'
nj, rcouired his personal at'eh.'Un,
". h.d "a .lie over under the pIo''"''
mat was upon him.
FAILED TO BECOME LA"o'
eolovipg bills which passed both
- IN not become laws, the cover
49, h,ving Withheld his signature from
them ..,..,,,to Central
To incorporate the Spotsylvania Ceh'rai
Railroad Company. ., r.,,.or o,d
Milling Company f.oro
For the relief Of T.. i. Buford' from
a 6ne IMPOSED 10y the County Court OF
Brunswick county. -,o.
To incorporate the Southern beVeiop-
mcnt Company.
10 INCORPORATE the Carbon Mountain
Mining and Manufacturing Company
TO make the boundary-line of lots ara
tracts of lands in the Red OAK maGislerlai
district of Brunswick a lawful fence.
For the relief of r. NJ. Mallory from
fine imposed by the County Court OF
Brunswick county.
For the relief Of Nat Massie, of Nelson
county.
To incorporate the Henrico Railway
Company.
For the relief of Patrick Fox. of AL
leEhany
To authorize r. S. Maclean, Thomas
Helmden and II. H. Rumble TO establish
Il ferry on the Elizabeth river ard west
ern branch thereof
TO amend and re-enact an act to incor-
porate the Alexandra and Fairfax Passen-
ger Railway Company.
To incorporate the Citizens Bank OF
Keysville. Va.
For the relief Of Armistead Feagans,
Of Amherst county.
For the relief OF II. +. Garrett, from a
fine imposed by the County Court Of
York county.