The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-14

fsr.ar3e TOME is ars: laxet'we which
eleans opt the l,avels ana clesrs tn. en-
While The BOWLS are he-t in regular or
de- the r,onda'ftl tonic prororti-s Of the
s-sh on tho bod. and supnlirs a rich
rcd hioaa tEst carries good hath 2, TO
!. i,sts'e II roa w'i send name 8. your
ar1sgr.s. ard . c..'s 70 eoyar POS, 3 sc.
( III wiii = Silstvai 4 largo sam .e# hottle
rr this vvas7tfa4,r,ff re:77oi,. f-ae. Sold in
Richmond By ovens q Minor
tax rate. as the co1veniences8 furnished.
in his opintor. males reasonable ard Just.
8ut no iticlrase above the one-fourth
first allowed can be made until allowed
by the court or Judge after publication
Of the c;ty,s purpose 10 apply for per-
mission. and after service of n6tice on
the attorney for the Commonwealth OF
the county.
Tho Till socks to permit the real growth
of cities. AVID at the same time protect
those who are annexed. and permit their
tax rate 10 hn Increased only and in
proportion as they are provided with city
corlvaniences and Al the cts are TO be
judo ally ascertaincc before anything
can be cone Exactly the same provts;-
af9s afpiv in#case 4 town is annexed seX-
oert SO far as the tom may already
y
REGARDING JUDGES OF El1EG TON
M f3aresiele offered the following
hSl rt.iatit>f, 10 ilffuns of#eiection:
Each Eslaetorai Hoard of each county
and c5fv la tbs Commonwealth shall. on
or before Inc frst Monday in JuaeH next
preceding every general ELECTION. a ppoint
the fntges who are TO conduct the said
.alert on. md in order TO give represcn Ia
ton as far as possible 10 each OF the
two political parties wf7irh, ~ the gem
eral election next prece5ing the one for
wl,c Oh fndnas arc appeinta! cast the
hishast and tho next highest votes the
said l2lestoral Board slsall arroint one
Of sad taaae- ~ each precinct from a
lat furnished lv tfe chairman Of the
pa--v orsanizatien recaistrg tho highest
nl,,7l,ar Of ,.t#tss al such election. and
another Judge fror, LIST furnished by
tho cf1airr1an OF The pa1rty ORG n n ton
receisine tf,s nrxe highest number Of
votes in said election.
TIE f;l frrtli-- provides for oren
meetings of the boards for the appoint
nent of Judges w1,ah arc to be held at
ter tlTiltg DAYS nntice.
The bjtI was rafae,,af7 20 the Committee
on Prisitces5 and ELECTORS.
o4HER BILLS OFFERED.
s Other hills nrfrred we're:
Wv Mr. Andersen To provi7e for the
REPRESENTATION of several swart7s of cities
III l'l'' Y IL IL =
apnciatr;ent Of such representation.
Nv Mr.. Anderson. 10 provide sfor
cha1gif3g the boundaries Of wards IN
cities and for increasing and decreasing
the nu1l1t7aFsi hereof S.
NArsr. DISCUSSION
The Joint resolntioa of Judge Mann.
proViGir- far the Fs8lnint'1aef1t OF ear-
ing Cafntntttaa with the House amend
l7snr7t ~ called M Judge Mann moved
that he consideration OF the resolution
We nosfeeneE' anti fa-Fi'7Srow IN orcer
lAa3@ l,esse I3titsti fi'itsi'o,l ~ ~ silt
nfi',te.s Mr. Anderson asked. Tsaaf,,'he
.s,.5..a 80: las ,, 49, >s ara
mod ''fe abortion = she House amend
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ab,,,t 49,. l.l,,ee facd-e* 10 40 the work
,r 4,tf,,er no i.l.,ss Ia ms nf,w Con-
s.i4r,4iof,. I'D .,,e committees would be
Mr ORE fo3.sst t'lf,t the "h3 es,',,,.
"a ~ ,,,3,5r,,,t ia work would be
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~ ris,etls4n eaia +Eat in believing
,,.,t tse 3oin. cornnaf.taes -rovisa,7 ~ the
-,,e.a,F,-st,r,f would 90, l;lfre fnr
,1,s rs. wort ,,4 vas in accord heartily
y,s+l,S tlie rr-,-ae-,,a4, from Rica.nord !sst
AZ 80 a,-ilff,,, that The Horse. w.sicl,
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