The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-01


tions. requiring railroads to post mo-
tices OF delayed trains.
In reference to the working of
roads IN Russeft county.
In regard to working roads in
! Meckle nberg county.
To prevent catching or killing OF
fish in the Dan river.
A aet to provide for local assess
meDts in cities ard towns
TIE authorize -the-Eaie-ef estates,
real and personal, given, granted, de-
viSed, bequeathed or conveyed oy
deed, will or ether writing, Tor a
term ef years. or Tor an indetermi-
nate time, 10 person, with re-
mainder or limitation over, whether
such remainder or limitation De vest
ed or contingent, mediate or tmme-
date n whether the persons in.
terested be infant or adult, or IN
being or not.
To make the town OF Berryville,
Virginia, a separate election district,
and to confer upon said town all the
rights and privileges OF towns OF %
less than one thousand habita nts,
n to repeal all acts and parts of
acts inconsistent with this act.
act to raise revenue for the
support of the government and pub
lie free schools. and to pay the inter-
est on the public debt, and to pro-
vide a special tax for pensions.
A bill making ii a misdemeanor for
persons to unlawfully use or wear
any insignia or button Of any ASSOC
citation or society, trades union or
Southern Croes Of Honor.
An act amending the law in ref
/ efence to insurance companies.
Permitting cities to allow awnings.
fire scapes shutters, etc, to over
hang streets.
To provide for the organization
and government of Incorporated
towns.
To prohibit the killing of fish in
/ Clinch river.
/ To amend a section of the Code
in reference to the probate of wills
in chancery court.
To give the courts OF equity jur's-
diction to remove clouds from title
to real estate Mhen the complainant
has not the legal legal right to the
title.
To provide thai q party to any ac-
ton at law or suit IN equity shall
not be held as waving his rights
to object and except to the ruling of
the court where a demurrer to his
pleading ha been sustained. and he
has amended, as a result of such rul-
ing.
To amend a section of the Code In
regard to repossession.
To authorize school boards to sell,
or exchange school property.
In reference to the appointment of
school trustees In Cities and towns
constituting separate school districts.
To authorize h board of supervf-
sors of Isle of Wight county to levy
ar additional capitation tax for the
benefit of the public free schools.
Providing for. detention or commit
ment of minors under eighteen years
of age for certain offenses mt In jaiis
OF penitentiaries; placing them in
suitable homes and institutions I'M
der certain circumstances; when they
can and cannot be sent TO Jail; allow
ing them TO be released on probation;
the approval of the State Board OF
Charities and Corrections under GER
tain contingencies. penalties for q
moving any child committed hereun-
der or violating any provision there
of.
To submit to the voters of Stafford
county the question of charging toll
Observation-Disclosures Tai
mouth bridge over the Rappahan-
mock river.
Providing for the working of roads
in Norfolk county.
To pay the sun OF $3.50 to T. l.
Moore, district attorney.
To authorize the sale of estates of
freebooter in land and like estates
in personal property taken py deea,
will or other writing, wherein an es-
tate is afterwards limited in remain
der to the heirs, or heirs of the body,
or issue OF any person.
In reference TO marriages within
certain degrees prohibited.
To amend section 2053 of the Code
in reference to division fences
To authorize the board of super
visors in the several counties in this
State to appropriate money fer-the
establishment. equipment and main
tenance of agricultural schools. and
to ratify and confirm any appropria-
tions already made to such schools
by the board of supervisors In any
of the counties in this state.
In relation To lighting cocks.
Eecordation of Deeds.
The bill introduced by Messrs.
Evans and Lewis in regard to the
recordation or deeds was defeated
by a vote OF As to SO. Mr.. Evans
moved to reconsider the vote by
/ WHICH TIE pLtt d5 lSlCdLEa, ilIAi 4
motion was lost.
AT the request OF Mr.. White, House
bill 202. severing the counties of
Northampton and Accomac, was pass
ed by. The bill was introduced by
Mr.. Fitzhugh, and will be taken up
at . a later date.
Judge Williams bill requiring EN- :
ployers of female help 10 provide
seats for female help was dismissed
from the calendar on account of
a similar bin having passed the Sem
ate.
Several Senate bills were passed
TO their third reading.
House bill 231. regulating the price
and sale of text books, was recon-
mitted to the committee on schools
and colleges by request OF Or. Divers
in order to make an amendment.
The House took a recess until 4
O'Clock.