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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-13
LOCAL lIhEMEN
ARE PUZZLED
District President Unable to
Understand Settlement of the
Phone Strike in Montana.
BAD FAITH Is INTIMATED
ELECTRICAL WORKERS PLEDGED
TO STAND TOGETHER.

Associated Press reports from Montana
are to the effect that a settlement has
been effected Of the strike of the cleo
. trieal workers in the telephone service
of the Bell company. This is I'm confir-
nation of the announcement made in The
Herald Sunday morning, on the author
ity of David S Murray, the general man
ager of the Bell company, who said that
an amicable adjustment of differences
had been reached in Montana. Mr.. Muir
ray did not speak for any other state.
Yesterdays Associated Press dispatches
purport TO carry the official announce
ment of the Montana Federation of La
nor IIldt, OH a referendum vote, the bal
loung was nearly unanimous in favor of
calling off the strike. settling the Vari-
Gus local disputes and dismissing the
damage suits in the courts. The dispatch
says that the arrangement is a cOmpro-
mise.
In Salt Lake, the headquarters of the
district council of the striking telephone
linemen in the four states comprising the
department, no official word has been
received of any settlement The president
of the district council. who lives here
says that he has been advised that there
has been conference, but that the cleo
trical workers were not represented in
that conference, nor were they invited to
participate.
Whatever may be done in Montana.
says the district president, will have no
utdIAilS Oh the SiiuduOn III the OJner three
states-Utah, Idaho and Wyoming. The
strike against the Bell company is on
Is strongly in these states as 1t has been,
tay the electrical workers.
What Dispatches Carry.
The press dispatches from Montana
one from Butte and one from Helena
run in this wise:
Butte, May 12,-An agreement was
reached here today between the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company and
the Montana unions. by which the for
mer is declare fair and all differ
ences adjusted. The contract is binding
for one year. and will continue thereafter
unless either party desires to withdraw
from il. The strike involving the Bell
company in this state was begun more
demand of the Salt Lake electrical work
ers for higher pay. Later all the Mon
tana unions affiliated with the state fed
Grafton of labor became involved and
the strike boycott by the unions spread
TO various parts of Montana Injunction
suits followed and for violation of re-
Straining orders five union men were con-
Hvicted in the federal court of contempt
land sent to Jail for terms ranging from
three to four months, with fine applying
to two.
Damage suits also were begun against
the unions Under the terms of the agree
ment signed today all damage suits will
be dismissed, striking linemen will be
restored to positions. and outside of Butte
where no wage issue was involved line
men viii be given an increase of 80 cents
a day-the sum offered by the company
last year. Former telephone operators
will be reinstated but present operators
VIII not be removed. and new operators
may join the union
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-13
EXCURSIONS EAST,

McCoy's livery, carriages and light
livery. Both phones 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-13

You can make the best sandwiches of
the ROYAL Sandwich Loaf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
JUICES a Il
!fOllOwS:
Cure for Drunkenness
Orrine Treatment. TO be Used ut Home,
without Publicity. or. Loss OF
Time from Husiness.


8 The best aid to temperance ts something
that viii strengthen the drunkard' . wrecked
nervous system and cure his unnatural
craving for drink. We belevessth that any
mar Who really desires to be cured of the
liquor habit can cure himself by using Or
Irine; This remarkable treatment has made
SO many cures that we are glad y! to sellStt
5upde an absolute guarantee 70 refund the
money II 1T does mot cure 5s
II is in two forms--N 70, 4 that ~ car be
lgivenssecretly. and No. 2, for those who
wish to bea cured. 1t is not only the most
reliable treatment known, but Y ias also the
most economical, as 1t costs only $500 a
box box and there is no detentionl from ne
usual duties. while IL y cure ~ not effected,
there a. no expense whatever ' Mall orders
Stllled on receipt Of price In plain aeal cd
SO, n Write for free hooklet M Or
srine ,o., Washington ?, CD or Polk llar
Drug Coz s4 HAST Main. and Oh tllrsy ISsps
CO.., lQ1 East Broad, # " n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19

stung again Yesterday I strolled
out with a package under my left arm
ana college pipe underamy left lip,
Just about the time the matinee was
letting out. and noticed X was at
tracing more or less attention, but
thought very little OF that (being hard
ened TO that sort Of thing since I went
to work for Fisher &: SOM. However.
at the corner OF Eighth and Broad I
met what thought was sure to some
day be Mrs William Ccruggs. Hooked
she looked; she smiled--so did /,
and "alIs well" thought i, and before /
could get a chance, and to my SUR
prise, she stepped UP and said, smiling:
would You mind telling me IL the suit
you have on Is one OF those suits you
are selling at q discount of Is per cent?
p want to get suit like that for my
father. OF course, you couldn't blame
her. but I'll have to tackle the boss
for more salary II I'm to be walking
for this shop, as well
as the wise money. We've plenty more
of these suits at q special discount
Come along before the best patterns
are picked out. WILLIE, 4;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
;5lz|!!;:'!' (.
MAIN q Ia ~ 4TNEGTa
MAIN 8 Lam 8TaEETa

the Code OF Virginia. as amended by an act
approved December 10. 1908. entitled an nc,
to amend and re-enact sections Isl, 15S, 153
100 and Isl OF the Code OF Virginia.
BY Mr. Elarn-To amend and re-enact sec.
tioE 525 OF the Code OF Virginia, as amended
~ an act approved February z. 1875. and as
iIfther amended by an act approved March
10, 1909. In relation to collection of fees OF
the g, commissioner Of the revenue.
e nsion OF time at which a penalty will
or has been incurred for the nonpaymen,
OF taxes assessed by the commissioners vi
revenue for the various districts for the year
1901. where such commissioner has failed
81. 1907. - - :
BY Mr.. LassIter-To amend and re.cnas;
section 1907 an act entitled an act to create
the State convict road force and authorize
me working OF certain prisoners on the pub
W; roads OF this State; providing for he
guarding. transportation. lodging, feeding.
clothing and medical attention OF the State
convict road force; providing for an increaso
OF the penitentiary guard not to exceed
icrty-hve men; providing how n county may
nave the benefit OF the labor of the State
convict road force. and appropriating money
from the public treasury to carry the pro-
visions Of this act into effect. approved
March 6. 1906. ~ - -
BY Mr. Lassiter-To amend and rc.enact
section OF an act entitled an act 10 es.
establish State Highway Commission. TO de-
me It's powers and duties, the term OF Office.
Salary and qualifications OF the comm isston-
ere, TO authorize the commissioners 10 ciJI
iLtc consultation the professors of enginee-
ing IN certain State Institutions. and abpro-
pIiating money 10 carry the provisions 81
tnis act into effect. approved March 6. 1905.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
RADFoRD WANTS THE NoR,1AL l..
Enthusiastic Mass. Meeting of Citixe
Petitions the Legislature.
Special to The Times-Dispatch.

X t,SS.a. " ne 1IIneA-DlSpatchl
RADFORD. VA. January 1s.-The
largest mass meeting ever assembled
IN Radford met In Tyler's Hall, East
Radford. Wednesday evening. to take
action towards securing the pro opposed
State Normal School for the city of
Radford. bill for which IS now pend :
Ing in the State Legislature, now in
session in Richmond. e.
The hall was crowded, the leading
citizens OF the town, both men and
women, being present. Music was fur
nlshed by the Radford Military Band,
under the. direction of DR.. White, and
much enthusiasm prevailed. Resolu-
tons We're adopted declaring that It
was the sense of the meeting that at
least one normal school should be- ess
Stablished. and that Radford IS an. ideal
place for the location OF such a school,
both geographically and Topographic l-
~, being -..e only place in the State
which received the unanimous indorse-
ments OF the committee appointed by q
former General Assembly to select
sites for a normal school.
The City Council was called upon
by resolution TO do all in its power to
secure the school and to make any
appropriation of money that might be
necessary and eXpedient in furtherance
of this PURPOSE. The site selected. and
now offered to the State, consists OF
sforty-ttve acres Of fertile land, on a
beautiful plateau, covered In part with
shade trees, and overlooking New
sRHer. convenient to two railway sta
5tions,2 with street railway, telegraph
telephone, both local and long dis
lance, water and electric light facill-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
PERFECT BUILDING !TITLEs
Judge Wuddill Enters Decree, Looking
astsIl rls'. to- This End.

Judge Wadtill Enters Decree. Looking
TO This End.
NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 17.-united States
District Judge Waddill to-day allowed a
decree by which the twenty-four States
1.-THE Union and others having buildings
upon sites at the Jamestown exposition
held to be subject to general lien claims
against the property Of the exposition.
will have, ninety days from the date upon
which the court determines the validity
OF the said liens in which, to take. up
their optional contracts and six months
from said date In which to remove their
said buildings IL they SO DESIRE s
Some few recorded their optional con-
tracts before liens were recorded and are
declared to be entirely safe. tt was also
proposed to-day, for thar benefit OF the
States to submit an early consent decree
allowing all to take up Immediately their
optional site contracts. with a clear court
title, the funds to be paid into court and
afterwards litigated over.
III The report covered 100 typewriter
pages and the main features are as
follows :i5EF5 E n; t.fff gst,{5S.
Account in bank overdraWn, $30.16;
December salaries of remaining ems
iployes unpaid, necessitating tho bor-
rowing of $6,500&to pay ,theses and gin-
3cidental expenses. ~ Sissss1. q ia
b Receivers unable to arrange insur-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
SOUTHERN RELIEF. BALL
Prominent People from Many Cities to
DC There Tuesday Night.
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
"a Munsey Building.
WashInrton. Is a Ja;n,I n

washington. D. c.. jan !,
The annual ball Of the Southern Res
lief Society, Of this city. will be given
at the New Willard next Tuesday
night The Southern relief ball IS ais
social season In Washington, and the
affair this year will be no exceptions
unless by reason Of It's brilliancy.
Of the society, with members CONF
rect charge. Mrs. Rosalie Bocock. born
through her matrimonial alliance with
a son Of the distinguished Thomas s.
Bocock. Speaker Of the Confederate
Congress. is Chairman Of the ball com--l
mtttee. In which capacity sBhe has ar-S
ranged SO many successful entertain-
ments in the past. AS the proceeds
2 7, the ball are applied elieviIn1g
5Confederacy and their widows. Mrs.
sBococls and those associated with Il err.
throw all their enthusiasm into the
y There viii be many dlstinaguished
Ia women atthe I, ball ah T1esday
other Virginia cities are expected to-
send their contingents. Mrs. Swanson,
is one OF the patronesses. and It Id
hoped that she and the Governor will
braces many we'll known women. sin-S
Guiding Mrs. Donald Mclean. president
general OF the Daughters of the Revo-8
luton. Former Senator Charles fSJ.s.
Faulkner, of West virgin mia. and Capt.
,Fitzhugh Lee. H. S. A.. will perform
the introductions. Repre- sentative
Henry Delayvare Flood, a Of Virginia..
Is a member of the floors committee.
and so is Colonel Robert T.. Lee. SIr.
Supper will be served In the: red din
ing-room the Willard. 90. sas
4 Mr. Thomas Fortune Ryan. of yir-
ginia and New York, has made lib
eral contribute ion II towards de fraying
the cost of the ball. and has written 8
Mrs, Bocock that he would attend IL
"a Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
Barton Heights.

Carolina. VIII move 70 no. OH North Avenue
Mrs. M B. croxton, sof Nonteiro Avenue
has left for Hanover county to visit hel
brother. Mrs. N, b. !. Lewis. !.
visiting In Washington. and Baltimore. have
returned.
sair. and Mrs. Howard Thorp. OF washing.
ton, are the guests OF Mrs. L. o. Wenden.
burg. OF Roberts Street.
Mr.. Richard kihoe. who was operated or
a. the Retreat Tor the Sick. and who ha.
Angst. for the pasts+week. has so far recov-
Ashland
Mrs. Saunders. of North Carolina. who ha.
been Visiting her sister. Mrs. s. P. Jones, OF
Luck Avenue. has returned
a Mr.. and. Mrs; D.: n. Wlsmau. who have
). Miss Pearl Robinson. Of charlottesyille
Va. who has been visiting Mrs. J: D. Dav-
s. Mrs. 8. a. Morton. Of washington. ate,
q a. pleasant visit to friends r. Lamb Avenue
homo from visit to friends In Baltimore
Mrs. John Evans has left for Baltimore
Mrs.t Frank Richards. who is Visiting her
parents in Clifton City Nd = will return TIL.
Misses Hattie and Matte Morrison. who
have been Visiting Mrs. WIG. OVERLY ir
Virginia Avenue. have returned to King VIII.
s. Ar: Miner Rice. OF North Avenue. WHO
turned. 5f7l
Mrs. II. a. Munroe. Of Norfolk Va, ha.
returned from visit to friends in Lamb
spending several months with her aunt. Mrs,
]: r. Hubbard, at Broadway. Va has. re-
Mrs. 1s Herbert West Of HAMPTON who
has been visiting Mrs. c. r. NpeEoiis. ~a oi
Rrookland Park. has returned. g: -
wb mrs Harry hsay Parker Of chareston
81 ookland Park. has returned. 3.
Roll % Of honor for Barton Heights School
Senior A-Marguerite Gordon. Bavard
Jeter, Marjorie King. S54g7g
Intermediate B-IIenry Taylor, Marian
MGffat t., Maud kuyk ARMS, Praether.
q i. ]. Junior B-Marian CoQke, Hiram sanders.
seventh B-Ethel Prlddy, Kathleen
Seventh A-slartha Herndon. Mary Broad
5dus. Frank Harris. Edith @HartetIus sDarlia
f sixth AM .1Re Hpaas clara w,.,n
Grace Harteluis. virginia cogblll. Hazel
Fourth B Mary. Gregory Alice watkins
Virginia Crdlln. Reata Flanagan. 80 : ooe'
I! Second B-Ellznbeth Smart. Lucille Cooke.
Garter White Elsie Wilson, Lois lGnyle. >
Second A.--Clarence Greene, David Hotch-
kiss. Helen Ruffln. ~ -.
First B----lDwight Carpenter Angus Gum.
Cecil Grayson Shepherd. Lewis
First = It 4 A = cridln, Walter slpp.
Miss Elizabeth Nuckols, who has boen v,s-
VILE. has Returned h - = -
!. Miss pattle Clark. who has been visiting
IN her OLD home In Cumberland county has
returned to AWestwood. - Ss 100
Mrs. H.. P, Parrish. of Lasater, who has
has returned. MI. d s =
Mss Gladys {fAtartensteln,5 who has been
turned. - 80 SO y -
Mr.. and Mrs, u. D. Davenport and Charles
Davenport have returned from visit to
friends In Old Point. HI - -
Mr.: an, ana Mrs ?, i: Meredith who have
Va. ~ j z i',Ss' = i ~
Mr., and Mrs. 6. w. Fleming. who have
recently returned from a trip to California,
Avenue. M g4sIg /. ss IA
J, Mr., Robert Meade, Of Washington, who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Il o. Wen
denhurg, Of Roberts Street, has returned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
EVERY {: Err GIRL GETS THROUGH
State Normal Class Not NO Large, But
Every One Got Through.


.FNARMYILLE, A. January 1S.-The
eommencements exercises OF the State
Female ], Normal School for the half
day. The class is smaller than usual
for the reason that the school no lon
ger receives students for midyear
graduation. After this year there will
be but one more anuary commences
m me 6, The present class contains thir-
Of this class allied In her examinations.
The names Of the graduates are as
follows :ss 3. Ss ~ " .544sss
s Misses Ruby Marie Berry. sNottoway;
s,N,ernie Vashti Blankinship, Campbell;
Lmma Elizabeth Blanton, Farmville:
Martha Virginia Blanton, Farmville;
Iat harine stockdell, New York Fan!
ME Lowery7 Christian, Appomattox;
Fl no Neal Jamison, Salem; Nellie
liam Berlin Jones. Clark: Helen Chap
lpelle Jordan, Clifton Forge; Annie
tLeith Lancaster, gr Hanover; Emma
Lockett Walton, Prince Edward; Mar
tina Lois W. tktns,t Chesterfield Id.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
trio current by July LIST. The chief
engineer of the company has been IN
the city this week getting up maps
with the purpose OF locating lines of.
that company In this city.
Ross Crane To-NIorrow,..

Ross Crane, the noted cartoonist,
clay modeler and pianist will appear
at the Central Y. NJ. c.. a. Hall to.s
morrow night, at 500 o'clock. IN
speaking OF his work the Omaha
World. Herald says: ROSS Crane Is
compound of wit and versati1ity-car-
toonist, clay modeler, pianist. humorist.
impersonntor and phlosopher--and q
master in every field.'
9 The entertainment will be the second
of the winter night series. Single
tickets for the night, or season tick-
cts. are on sale at the Associa ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
COUNCIL WILL OBEY
'Dunyllle City Fathers Promise to Have
3, the Jail Improved.
Especial to The Times- Dlspatohl 5I

e. gDANyILLE, A., January 8,,The
answer OF the Board OF Aldermen and
the Common Council to the rule re-.
Gently issued by Judge A. NJ. Aiken. of
ithel Corporation Court, summoning them
to appear before him to show cause
whySthey should not be compelled to
make certain additions ana improves
iments at the city jall. was filed to-day
by City Attorney Eugene Nithers. The
two branches Of the City Council prom-
Use. to make the improYemonts deemed
case was continued.
b The case against City Sergeant r, IT..
1Roisseau for failure to discharge GER
tain duties, (which the 5Jall conlmlss
iers alleged he failed to perform, was
dismissed. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
SENATE BILLS

BY Mr.. ward-To prohibit the delivery OF
ny o package ,,s containing vine ardent spir-
OF them. except TO the party to whom such
package is billed or shipped.
~ TX pr. Mann.To amend and re-enact
section ai9J of The Code OF ylrefnia.s
ny MI Mann-To amend and re-enact
ton s49s OF the Code OF Virginia.
BY Mr Keezell--To appropriate money to
tho oyster Industry. for which the chairman
and secretary of the Board ofsFisheries have
given thelr personal obligations. and to pro-
yid: means for continued protection TIL
BY Mr. sale-To provide for normal In
stiustion in certain public high schools TO
uc designed by the State Board of Educa-
uon ana 70 appropriate money therefor.
ny Nr. Thornton--To amend and re.enac,
4 section s.ss OF the Code OF Virginia.
BY Sir. Thornton--To amend the charter
o. o. me town OF Vienna in the county OF
Fairfax. so as 70 conform the same to the
general laws OF this State for the govern
BY Mr.. Garrett---To provide for the estab.
lshmen, OF libraries In the public schools
OF me rural districts, and TO appropriate
BY Mr. Eiam-Fixins the burden OF proc,
IN all prosecutions under section III Of the
revenue laws OF Virginia.
BY Mr. Watkins-To amend AMI re-en-
H. and section a Of an act entitled an act act
chester. approved March 20, 1871. q
BY Mr.. Hobbs-To amend and re-enact
scttioh 5J5sl OF the Code OF Virginia, in re-
la,!on to fees OF sherins. cergeants, criers
arp1 constables. 7 ~ n
BY Mr. Fietcher--To amend and re-cnact
section 16b OF an act entitled an act to
amend and re-enact title of the Code OF
Virginia. In relation to salaries, mileage and
other allowances, as the same was amended
( bS an act approved March IT. 1906 which 81
Chapter 32l OF the Acts OF the session OF
BY Mr.. Hobbs-To amend and re-enact
section SIS of the Code amended. recon
acted. and approved March IL. 1905. in re-
lBtlor. TO compensation of supervisors.
By Mr. king-To amend and re.enact Sec
ton ABS: OF the Code of Virginia.
BY Mr. E:chols-To permit the directors OF
the Western state Hospital to sell and dis !.
pose OF q small tract OF land belonging to
BY Mr.. Halsey-To make an appropriation
foi the erection OF a monument on the bait
t!eEeidi OF Gettysburg, Pa TO commemorate
on that field. ~ 81 ~ -
BY Mr.; Parks-To amend aud re-enae.
section 1921 OF the Code OF Virginia as
amended BY an act OF the General Assembly.
approved May 90 1903. 49, - 4
4 BY Mr.. sale--To authorize the closing Of
the clerk IS Office OF any court In any city,
havinE overg30.000 population, upon public
holidays.
B. Mr.. Parks--To require each capitation
tar. 10 be entered upon the books of tn.
commissioner of the revenue in the names
OF the person assessed with such tax.
by Mr.s sParks-To authorize the town o. Z
BHerryyilie. Va. TO borrow $4,000 to pay off
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
FIDDLERs' CONVENTION.
Great Event mt Asl,eboro This
Week-BOb TAYLOR Invited.
peeIal to The Times Dispatch.l

[Speclal to The Times Dispatch.l =
HIGH POINT. N. c., January 1S.-
Next week our neighbor on the south
Asheboro-will have an old-tlme fid-
dlers' convention, and big crowd will
so down from here and adjacent ter
Iritory. Ex-Governor Bob Taylor, a
World famed fiddler. has been invited
and may come.
Mr.. Armstrong. who is Interested in
the establishment OF all Ice factory
here in the city. is making prepare
lions to get down to business.
Il: Tho Whitney Reduction Company,
the biggest thing of It's kind In tile
South, has promised High Point cleo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
BILLS. OFFERED
DQRING WEEK
7(contlnucd from sixth Page.1

- ~
---------------.-----
define duties ana provide FUND for fcarryIn,
out tho provisions OF this act. q
aeetions n as ana ss 81 an. 40. emitted an Nc
4 10 raise revenue for the support OF the gov
y e,rn,ent and public free schools, ana to pa.
vidc special tax for pensions as authorize,
{ by section 1879 OF tho Constitution, approved
April 10, 1908.
BY Mr.. Genn.--To amend and re-enac
4 being an act for the protection Of hotels ant
bcArding-houses approved March 8, 1891
being section 3722bpof the codelof Virginia
BY Mr. rniIaferro--ro make ii ,iniawfu
I. to sell spirituous or fnalt liquora to womct
3 Or girls directly or Indirectly, and to- pre-
cfibe q punishment therefor.
BY Mr.. Glenn--To provide for tho payment
tnaIrlinistrator or personal representative VI
sucll estates. y ~
gy Mr.. churchman--To appropriate tile
sun sT, OF ss.ooo 10 the Virginia State @IIorti.
BY Mr.. Dreekenrdge--prcs Tic
manner OF working and keeping In repai.
tht public roads, and the manner OF opening
ma constructing new roads and bridges and
By Mr.. Bcli--To establish n state Female
MAJ school at culpeper. Va, and to APP
pi9priatc money therefor.
act entitled mn act to provide for the Open
8 ing ana working OF roads and tkeeping the
& same In repair. and to provide for erecting
nnd maintaining brdges In the county OF
GL.peper. approved March IA, 1905.
by aessrs. Goolrlck and Taliaferro-To
amend and re-cnact an act to provide FOR the
4 isLcihg OF county bonds for permanent Rad
Improvement IN the magstcrlalF districts OF
sh@ ,a COUNTIES 81 the State. approved March
BY Mr.. 1.owry--To amend and Il. enact an
ne ~. emitted an act to amend and rc-enact
beetlon 1857 OF the Code OF Virginia. ap-
proved December 2s. 1903. and as further
ssiInenaea and re-enacted by an act approved
BY Mr. Read---To require that all deeds
hereafter presented for recordation convey
ine a part OF any tract Of land, shall
oeepIsnate the location of same and tract
sceiion 2o5s OF the Code OF Virginia
BY Mr. Lewis--To amend and re-cnact
section 1913 OF the Code OF Virginia, Ms
1856 . M : III
BY Mr.. Lew!s--To provide for changing or
locating county seats.
by Mr.. l.uce--To amend and re-enact Sec
tior ! b. OF the Code 6f Virginia. In relation
70 contestinS of members OF the General
assembly. and providing for u recount upon
me application OF ono OF the candidates OF
Tug said officers In certain cases.
By Dir. Lucc--To amend rection 100 of the
Iode OF Virginia. as amended by an act APP
proved December 10. 1903. entitled an act'tio
sp.end and rc-cnact sections 157. 1JS, 153,
Ivy and 1stsof the code OF Virginia.