The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-16

Nj. Scott is 2 repairing for the
Work.
REVISION COM ; { Els (: 1 WORK 4!
Governor 10 NameT ere entenarY Com
nissioners-U Uncle Billy Wilson Out.
Board to Meet Tod Jay api-
tol News and Gossip.

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Mr.. e.. q. c. Scott, of the State Audi Aud i:
tor $ office, will begin aging pensions IN
der the act of 1883 and special acts. on
May 1st Those under the act OF .l!1..
viii be paid beginning Sept. 1st.S& AUDITOR
NJ. rye has issued the following interesting
statement on the subject:
pensioners under the Act of 1855 and
special acts cannot be paid before May
list. On that d'ay5sI will begin TO pay
them and push the work as rap1dly DIS
possible Please send certificates OF these
pensioners as early as practicable. using
the same forms as those heretofore useo
for pensioners under Act of 1885,
The Board Of Commissioners to be ap-..
nointed by Judges OF circuit courts OF
counties and corpora ton courts OF cltles
will inspect the original applications OF
pensioners under the Act of$l9oo, "h.cn
:;re nov on Gil. in my Office and when
will be sent III a feW.$da 10 the cierA: is
of said circuit and corporation courts, and
will make inquiries regarding said app ~
cation. and those persons whose aapp ~
cations are approved by the board VIII
be paid on and after September list.
Those who shall make application Tor;
aid under the Act Of April 2, 1907, ana
whose applications shall be allowed Dy
the Board of Commissioners VIII also pe
paid on 1st OF September
< 80.
1as+4na,ned Act will be sent to clerks OF
circuit and corporation courts in few
days.
The members Of the Committee. on Final ma
Revision and adjustment It o. Work tni in the
Supreme Courtroom YESTERDAY
| The committee met at 10 A. NJ and SAT
until 2 p NJ. A recess was then ta IfNsll
until O'Clock When The a1 TsS %ill see be
the daily schedule until the work Of RI, re-
vision and adjustment Is completely. me
only absentees yesterday were Messrs.
Daniel and Davis. Hon. +. Walton Saoo re
as he left last night for Charleston t
with Governor Montague's party me
committee has not yet cq p3nhfs mo Go i
looks as if the work will require great
deal Of time. There was much discussion
this morning over the matter OF p Il ~
s,gnidcant at first blush, yet it may mean
a. great deal as if not properly done the
! sense and meaning. of sentences may pe
altered and Histories. MT ~, Wy ySonosed
to submit a minority report on the ques-:
ton Of whether it was proper to nave
a senli-colon in a certain place. MI ".
w. Scott, State Librarian, is grammar1an
| for the committee
j l..
following circular, which is of interest to
those engaged in the bottling business:
Your attention is called to section 1
Of an act approved March I, 1900, requir-
ing YOU to file in the office annually, Oh
or before the first day of May, a de-
scripton Of the names. marks, devices,
! etc. used by you In order that you may
be protected by the provisions OF said
! act.
| +, ,or.r In
! Office will be five dollars in each case.
The law permits persons to have their
brands. recorded with the Secretary
of the Commonwealth for their own
protection.
There was little OF interest going at the
Executive office yesterday. Governor NJ on :
t. que not having come over from the
Mansion The Governor will, shortly a1ter
his return from Charleston, name me Ten
commissioners from each con-
cressional district on the part OF the
| State for the jamestown celebration in
| 1907
The Association for the Preservation OF
| Virginia Antiquities will elect two COM
nissioners from the State at large.
These commissioners will all be named
next week In all probability.
Commissioner OF Agriculture george
". Koiner has received inquiries from
the following persons concerning Vir-
GINA lands: E.. J.. Cannody, 26 Commerce
Street, Emporia, Kan; George w. Brock
! hart, Needy, Ore, and Elizabeth Gaynor.
/ Newark, Ohio.
4 Most OF them desire to make invest
! ments III Virginia farm lands to the
| amount of something like IS, 900.
The State Board Of Agriculture vii!
meet in annual session at the Library to-
day Messrs. Eggborn, OF Culpeper,
and Heater, of Frederick, members from
their respective districts, are already IN
| the city.
The Penitentiary Commission will meet