The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-11

shall continue until March /. 1904 ne
term of the Railroad Commissioner shaii
end as soon as the State Corporation CoiH-
mission shall be organized. Notaries pun
lie are continued in office until tneir
spective commissions expire. Ihe term VI
the office of Acknowledgement shall expire
on March first, nineteen hundred and SIX
The superintendent and surgeon OF the
penitentiary. the manager and surgeon Oh
the State prison farm, the superlntendentS
Of the several State hospitals, and the
school superintendents for counties ana
cities, shall continues in office until theil
successors shall be appointed by the re-
spective boards empowered under TINS
Constitution to make the several appoint
meuts School trustees now In once. OF
their successors, shall remain IN office IN
til otherwise provided by law
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
49, The terms of the State Board OF I'd
ucation, the State Corporation Commits
sion, and the Board of Agriculture ana
| immigration, the directors OF public IN
| situations and prisons, and or each otdte
| hospital, and the commissioner OF state
| hospitals, to be first elected or appointed
| under this Constitution, shall begin on
| March /, 1908. The board OF any OF the
above named departments and lnstltu-
| tons. respectively, as now constituted,
| shall continue, until the boards created
| under this Constitution for such depart
ments respectively, are duly organized
| And the terms of the members OF the
| Board of Fisheries are continued until
! March the 1st. 1906.
H. Charters Of incorporation may, until
| the first day of April 1908, be granted
| by the courts of the State. in accordance
! with the laws in Force when this consul
mic e.
| raj Assembly shall sooner provide for the
| creation of corporations as required Ny
| this Constitution.
II The terms of all officers elected by
! the qualified voters OF city. ana tneir
| successors in office. at the time this Con-
| stitution goes into effect. except mayors
! City Councils and clerks OF city courts,
are continued until January l, lsoo; ana
| their successors shall be elected on the
| tuesday after the first Monday in No
| yernber. 1905 The terms OF all city OH
| GERS. not so elected, shall expire as pro-
! vided in the charters Of the seVerai CITIES
| as may be provided by law
Tho terms of the trustees, or Flsi'oFS,
| of the State educa tional institutions, ana
| OF the honorary appointments mace pS
| the Governor are continued until o1hef
! wise provided by law.
! rs. The terms OF the Mayors ard mem
! hers OF the City Councils Of the several
| cities shall expire on the first day of jan
| nary. 1904, and their SUCCESSORS shall De
| elected on the Tuesday after the frst
Monday in November, 1909; the members
of the several City Councils TO be erected
! fsr such terms as may be proF1deu NY
! law.
n Vacancies in any office. thu term OF
| which Is confirmed or extended by this
schedule. occurring during such term or
extension thereof shall be nlled IN the
! manner prescribed by law
/ SHALL GIVE BOND.
/ is All officers whose terms of Office are
| extended by this schedule, required oE
Jaw or municipal ordinance 70 give oo1iu
FOR the faithful discharge OF the duties
OF their respective Offices. shall, prior
| 20 the expiration OF the terms for Whlcn
| they were respectively chosen. before the
/ court o, other authority before whom
such officer was required by law or I1lunlc-
pal ordinance to give such poHd ehse.
| into a new bond. in the same peaalsy ana
| with such security as was pfesc.ipsd oy
| law or municipal ordinance IN respect TO
/ his former bond and with like conditions
as therein prescribed. for the faithful dis-
charge Of the duties CT his office sor me
| extended term herein PROVIDED for, ana
until his successors shall have peen duly
| chosen and shall have qualified acco1 dlnS
to law. Upon failure to give sucn bono
| flee shall, upon the expiration or the
| tenn for which the incumbent thereof
| was chosen become vacant
10 The General Assembly elected on
| the first Tuesday In November. 1901. shall
! DC vested with all the powers, charged
with all the duties and subject to all the
! limitations prescribed by this Constltu-
| ton in reference to the General Assem-
| hlv. except as to the limitation upon the
1 a q
! : which any OF its acts shall take effect.
| byt the ineligibility of the members
l thereof to be elected to any other office
4 during their terms as members Of the
| General Assembly shall be such as is i'm
:. re sed by this Constitution The said Gem
eial Assembly shall not have power TO
| elect judges for any OF the courts pro-
| yided by this Constitution.
1 MEET IN NOVEMBER
90 A session of the present (:enerZf
| Assembly shall be held, beginning on the
! second Wednesday in November. 1902. to
i enact such laws as may be deemed prop
/ er. including those necessary to put this
/ Constitution into complete operation: to
confirm those officers whose appointments
are made by this Constitution. subject to
! col:firrna ton by the General Assembly or
either house thereof. and to transact
| CHER proper business; and such session
shsll continue so long as may be neces-
/ SaTy. Inc members SHilt receive LOT tieil
services four dollars per day. including
Sundays. and shall receive the mileage
provided by law, and the Speaker OF the
House of Delegates and the President of
! the Senate shall each receive seven dol
/ lars per day, including Sundays, while
/ the General Assembly is actually in ses-
sion. and the other officers shall receive
the compensation prescribed by law. sub
| feet to the provisions Of this Constitu-
] ten. Provision may be made for mile
age and compensation at said rate of four
Cellars per day of members Of legislative
| committees. which may sit during any
| recess of said session.
/ q. The connpensa ton and duties of the