The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11

NANOW
COLLAR
IS cents cach-2 for rs cents
Ciuett.s Peabody * Co. Makers
ARROW CUFFS. Is cents Z Pair
Superintendent ut State Farm, $1,000
and board forsilimself and family: sup.
plies ut penttcntiary. not exceeding
exceeding sis.ooo: state corporation
salaries Of mcmbnrs, $4,000
czech. with $500 additional to chairman;
clerk OF commission. S2.500. with fees
.proyiaed by law; nssist Jan clerk. 1880;
clerk. s1.5oo; TWO clerks at $1,000 each;
bailiff. $1,000: three s~tenographers,
$500 each: messenger. 5000: ianitor
and assistant messenger. $500: %contin-
assessment OF mineral lands): Commas
Of Agriculture, s2.sn0.
Would ooyc Office.
AZ this point MIR. Stratton aroused
the principal debate o. the day !Iy
trying to get an amendment placing the
Offices Of the Depar;m.nt OF Agrte.l-
been an Impending tight all through
the session.
Messrs. Bowman ami Ta,,aferro
called attention to the TACT that the
the Capitol had BURIED j r%esoiutlon
the same ground. a point
made that the subject was not
Rermanc to the bill, but the Speaker
%overruled tho point.
the retention OF the present Offices,
a satisfactory showing IF the
agricultural exhibit could DC made.
The new exhibit room, should have the
mineral and timber exhibit from the
Jamestown Exhibition. a c~rsditaDle
exhibit could not. 1t was argued. he
made in the new room.
Dir. Dunn entered an rne protest
against moving she agricultural ex-
now is. and where so many of Vir-
great men have been head in
past. Hc saw a party from Con
necticut there a few days since, and
It's members said II was the most beau
display of its kind they had ever
seen. He asked the House not to put
It in that dark graveyard The
should be given the display.
Deuutikhl Room.
Far from being a dark graveyard,
Cox said the new hall was one of
most beautiful In i,chmond. 1t
was not out of the way. l.c read tha
,ct by which the annex was built. to
show that IT had been h intention
> aEuLM Tie usts tIiIci liz t.. tH5vr1.N".
a beautiful tribute to the historic
chamber Of the House was made by Mr..
He spoke Of the time when
and other of the States great men
spoken there. He asked that the
DOM be not touched.
The Stratton amendment was lost
,y a large majority.
Agricultural Department.
The Virginia horticultural Society
ras given $1,000: the Dairy and Food
$500; for the promotion
,f h~ome-seekers and for advertising
II horticulture. $500. me latter IS
Trucking Association. $4,000.
Mr.. Noting secured an addition OIL
3 1000 to this department to manu-
hog cholera serum, to be sold
It cost. The Finance Committee made
10 objection.
Ray OF Superintendent.
Next came the salary OF the su.
,erlntendent Of Public Instruction. s3.-
co.. and his travelling expenses. not
Needing 500. NJ. Love. pursuing
nent. moved to decrease the salary
o 32,50O and the expenses t $500. He
aid he had voted to increase this
compensation two years ago. under the
one by this official in the way Of
UP plans for school houses.
he had found out since what
hose plans had cost. His amendment
but few votes.
Commissioner OF Labor. $4,000: forl
is Office. $500.
Acknowledgement. s2,400. out OF the
1llitary fund.
State Librarian, $500: Assistant liz
rarian, $1,000; Reference Librarian,
1900; stenographer in Library. s750:
$500: assistant janttor, 5000:
ables and furniture In the annex. $500.
Mr.. Stebbins here proposed to add
I the House of Burgesses and for
Libraries. He said he opposed
lcrease of salaries. and he did not
hink 1t right to pay minor Officials
lore at the expense of the important
,ork Of preserving the records Of yir-
Not Opposed.
Mr.. Bowman said he would not OPP
,ose this amount. 1t, had been passed
in committee with the UNDERESTIMATE
ng that 1t might be put in II the
saw tit.
The work done with this money will
,e of great value to future genera
ions, in the opinion OF Mr.. Page. He
it continued.
Mr.. HARDWOOD made an earncs plea
travelling Libraries, which he said
tut books IN u hands OF people who
ould not otherwise get them. His
was Endorsed by Mr.. White,
Tho said that Virginia Is Charged with
Iaving made more and written less
istory than any other section.
Mr.. West, OF Bedford. greatly APP
rcciated the fine sentiments expressed
y Mr.. HARDWOOD. The travelling IL
rarlcs We're of tho greatest benefit
0 many people. Judge Yarrell& added
word for the amendment.
1t was agreed to.
The pay of the doorkeeper-janitor
t the library was lcftSat $3.50,
Committee Sustained,
Mr.. Clement tried to have the nav
elevator men in the library Build
Is Increased from $3.50 to 5000 year
nch. He failed, 31Eto Al.
The following items were agreed to:|
Policeman at library. $500.
Night Waterman at library, $3.50.
Night watchman tor Court OF Ap-
sals. $3.50.
Two 5anitors Of Library Building
11ces, $3.50 each. &3S
Three engineers for electric light
nd power plant. $1.0s0 each.
Three ftremen for electric light
liant, $3.50 each. This is an Increase
Z $40 a month. s
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