The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-25
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porate limits of the town of Clifton Forge
in the county of Allegheny.
- Prominent citizens of that section ap-E
peared for and against the bill.
The bill introduced by Mr. E. c.. Folkes
for the garnishment of State officials is
as follows:
l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of Virginia, That the wages and sala-
ries Of all officials of this State, their
clerks. and all employees of this State,
shall be subject to garnshment or exc
cution upon any judgment rendered
against them; provided, said officials,
clerks, and employees are not. exempt from
garnishment or levy under chapter IFS
of the Code of Virginia.
2. Whenever the salary or wages OF
such officials, clerks or employees, as above
mentioned, shall be garnisheed unGer
this act, the process shall be such as is
usual in other cases Of garnishment, and
shall be served On the judgment debtor
and on the Auditor of Public Accounts,
and upon such service the Auditor shan
on or before the return-day of process,
transmit to the clerk of the court or
justice issuing the process a certificate
showing the amount due from the State
to such official clerk or employee up to
the return day of the process, which
amount said Auditor shall hold, subject
to the order of the court or justice is
suing the process Said certificate shall
De evidence Of all facts therein stated,
unless the court or justice direct that the
deposition of the Auditor be taken. in
which event the deposition of said Audi
,or5 shall be taken i'm his office and re-.
turned to the clerk of the court in which
the punishment 5is,9or to the justice is
suing the process, just as other deposit
tons are returned, and in no such case
shall the Auditor be required to leave his
office to testify.
The following is a bill offered by Mr.
Mathews of Acconlac, to provide separate
apartments for white and colored passen-5
gers on Steamboats, in Virginia
l. BE it enacted by the General Assem-
sly Of Virginia, That it shall be the duty
of any captain, purser, OF. other Otncer IN
command of any steamboat carrying pas
sergers and plying in the waters within
the Jurisdiction of the Commonwealth, to.
assign white and colored on said boats to
The respective locations they are to occupy
as passengers while on said boats; and
that it shall be TIE duty Of said captain,
purser. or other officer in command, to
separate, as far as the construction of his
hoat will permit. the white and coiored
passengers on said boat in the sitting,
sleeping and eating apartments. provided,
however, that no discrimination shall be
made in the quality and convenience OF
| passengers in said location; and provided
| that this section shall not apply to nurses
travelling with their employers, nor TO
officers in charge of prisoners
Any captain. purser, or other ofhcer
| in command of said boat who shall ran
or refuse to carry out the provisions OF
section Of this act, shall be deemed
guilty Of a misdemeanor,. and may be pro-
| caeded against a cording to law, and upon
conviction thereof, shall be fined not less
lst!,an twenty-five nor more tnan one
hundred dollars for each offence.
! 2 ANY passenger or Passengers. travel
| ling on any steamboat r!ying in the waters
within the jurisdiction of the Common
wealth. who shall wilfully refuse to DC
| cupy the location, whether Of sitting
sleanins or ea ting, set apart or assigned
ibv the captain, purser or other officer in
command of such boat, or behave IN a
riotous or disorderly manner, he, she or
they shall be deemed guilty. of a mlsde-
| ,reanor and on conviction thereof shall
he fined mot less than twenty-five 8uollars
nor more than sixty dollars, or connneu:
| in jail not less than thirty days or Dotn
in the discretion Of the court: ana SUI.
J person may be rejected from said boat by
tha Officers thereof at any landing place
| .nf said boat, and If necessary, such e s.
sistance may be invoked by such persons
| ,ns cha rye Of such boat as they may re-
orire to eject such #passenger.s5 a 20 pro
| vided that in case Of such g &C l1tet.l.
neither the captain or others@ oHceiSsl! II :
charge OF such boat nor the s.ea11llsloe -
company owning corporation. the same
shall be liable. -
This act sinai pc IN Ior % i''11 -
passage. 40,
ferl,+ To1,e,. tris measure WHEN II comes UP
FIR consideration by the Roads Comnltl3teeae'
of the louise. before which TITS q. now
sneniIing. Il IS understood that Mt. a. ~
'Thon. Of Norfo lead the opposlelo,l.
The bill also has warm ~ ,,'u go
zDr..R S. PowelB Of uIswick. says ia: !
nj snniv5sd!d the Democratic voters Of
III, t.SS county send him to the Legislature,
hi,tss.t Ia "a all the sDemocraticsWom N
thas district weresfor him. which he thinks
onrht Is peri his II tie to a sea tin
! 1.-The Demo cratic scauc
senator Bland Massie, Of Nelson, has !a;l
returned from a to- his HON the
senator aecompa nIsd abyMrs. 1 aass1s
who IS VISITING slst 81 gun : .
Jacobs. Of this ely
an seoIge a. Settle. Of Rappaha hans
poelf u. after severa1 SIS days Visit 70 his
hon,e was i'm his seat in the Housesyes
s tsri,a s Mrs Settle accong,a nied her
d ~ inguis he'd nus band back to Richmond
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mac.|was al the CAPITOL syesterda
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