The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
SMALL. LAW CLASS
Thirty-Six Nervous Applicants VIII
Face Examiners To-MorroM.

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Face Examiners TO- morrow.
Only thirty-six would-be attorneys
at law will face the dreaded inquisi-
tion before the State Board of Law
Examiners tomorrow. This class is
possibly little smaller than the
average for recent years.
The examination for licenses TO
practice the legal profession In vir-.
Einia Will be held in the chamber Of
the State Senate. It will be begun ar
10 o'clock. and will be concluded at
in the afternoon. So far as NJ. II
Watts. secretary to the board is ad-
Nlsed. there is no colored applicant
In the number.
Last year the class examined IN
Richmond numbered soventy-two In
1908 there was only thirty. However, in
1907 there were two examinations, one
In January and the other in November.
AT the former there were sixty-four
applicants. and at the latter thirty
three. In January, 1906, there were
thirty-tWo:# In 1905, forty-four, and in
1904. thirty-four.
Summer Glass Largest.
OF course. the class in Richmond l.
always smaller than the one held
during the summer months, for the
reason that the latter takes place tust
a fter the close Of the law school terms.
FOR many years, until 1910 these az
amlnations We're held at tWythevIl,a
during tic session Of the suprer.,
Court. and the applicants have ranpad
IN number from G5 to 1o5. Under Inc
new law. ..which. takes examinationsto
OF the hands Of, the judges Of the SUI
spr e,l court and puts them in those II
q state board. the summer session Ia
H ieid Y Roanoke. which was done this
Year for the first time.
io-InorroW'ss examination will be the
second to be held by the board
Heard Around the Capitol.
Commissioner of Agriculture George.
". koiner Is III at his home and was
una pie to come to his oflce In the
Capitol Yesterday
License Clerk T. A. Lynch, OF the
bureau OF Insurance. has gone to his
.ioIns a. Iazewell. He will not return
until after he casts his vote In np.t5
Tuesdays election for Henry g. Stun,t
air. Lynch is member of the Ninth
DISTRICT Democratic Committee,
state Highway Commissioner p st.
= ulien Wilson hears little from the
various campaigns in progress for
ROAD bonds. He is advised that there
WIN he no further agitation on ttesa
subjects until after the regular elcc-
ZION: This. of course does not apply
!. Warren county, which will vote nex mex
on bond issue.
Chief Clerk c. A. Miller. OF The De
partment of Agriculture, is at mis-
nome IN Albemarle county. He ia PIE.
pairing to remove his family to Rich
s.. Chief Clerk j.. G. Hankins. OF H, r :
once OF the Secretary OF the Common
wealth. Is still busy notifying eIee,5o3,
omcers, in reply to Inquiries, thai /.
WI not be necessary to have two SET !
OF poll books for use in next Tuesday.s
election. :
Frank 3. watkins, sergeant-at- Arr /,
81 me State Senate and clerk In ~.
auditors AUD, Office will go to charlot,s
Today 70 murder a few birds and yot,
4 4or Iarter Glass next Tuesday.
secretary r. c.. Stearnes, of tho - Z,
y partment OF Public Instruction. vii,
return from his speech making ton =,
La or Commissioner James :
pohertS has practically .ecoyered fro,,
ms recent illness, and is at his des ,l
at the Capitol. I : =