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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-01
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
HAWAIIAN SUGAR COMPANY

HAWAIIAN SUGAR COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that in &C.
cording with the action taken at
meeting of Stockholders of the Ha.
waiian Sugar Company held on May
18th, 1910, increasing the capital stock
of the Company, new certificates of
stock will be ready for delivery on
July LIST, 1910.
Stockholders are requested to sur
render their old certificates, PRO
PERLY ENDORSED, AS PROMPTLY
AS POSSIBLE, and receive new Ger.
tificates in exchange.
The books of the Corporation will
he closed for transfers from June goth
to July list, 1910.
]. P. COOKE.
Treasurer, Hawaiian Sugar Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-01
THE PEERLESS ONE.

Harry Lehr, at the wedding of Mar
joTfe Gould and A DreXel, jr. prais
ed the brides beauty and elegance
But what pleases me most of all,
said Mr.. Lehr, lis that this charming
girl, with all her millions, has married
a plain and simple American, instead
of some doddering peer.
Yes" Mr.. Lehr ended, smiling.
yes; Marjorie Gould is our one peer
less helress, isn't she?"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-01
VAIERHOUSE TRUST
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Modern story and a half house in
good locality $4,000
A home in Kaimuld on car line;
large lot with remodeled house in ex-
cellent condition. This property can be
bought on easy installments. Price
$475O.
25 Acres of land, improved, in Palolo
Valley. Bargain Price for quick sale.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-01
FOR LEASE.

Residence Of G. L. Wight, Puiwa,
Iuuanu Valley, furnished, for one year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-04

. . i
ginning of the end of sentimenta
heritage. In truth it IS the salvat Ito
and restoration of his natural sec
beds.
Members OF my commission Tough
for the tongers' preserves before som
Of our present critics had droppet
ansol,,te1v opposed to infringement o
the public domain, where IT restrict
the rights OF the public tonger on
|iota. we should be accorded sincsrit'
/ n1,yers we feel it our duty to brinl
The situation before the Iegislaturss
as we did two years ago, notwithstand
ing hints at political , suicide den,m, asae
Nave az much at stake as any of the
detractors, and are willing to a .ss
The future as to the wisdom OF ths
aasiseo Nv ". MCDONALD LEE,
commissioners OF Fisheries
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expenditures upon this small field
there would be placed in each watch
house two police, with rifles and gas
olene launch. The four warehouses;
would command the entire situation
end cover. the six boundary lines. me
cost would be less than half what !.
,n..is THO collections of revenue about
doubled. more serviceable GROUND no
wrenched from sauatters than will be
omitted by the drawing IN OF tns
boundaries, and the bad egg kept
back on easily determined lines, and
when apprehended. officials can swear
in court as to the lines, which they
cannot now do. evidence for cohVie.io'
| of violators being hard to secure. re,
curing the constant presence OF many
! boats and police.
\ Restore Depleted Bottoms.
Tho state will be relieved OF TN
interminable strife over this mite 0
a field tone-twelfth only of the entir
| oyster lands) and the officials alio"e'
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amend section 4 of chapter OF an act en
titled an act concerning corporations Whics'
BECAME a law May II, 1905
To Joint Committee on Special, fr''a.e ",1
Local Legislation.
BY Mr. Johnston, +of MontgemerS. Dr.
to provide a new charter LOT we '''!
RadfordI .,, tbe
( Nv Mr.. Daniel A bill TO confer upon the NJ,
Board of Supervisors of Loudoun eou i!sS 60,
the authority vested in the losai ioau st,Is
,hor,ties under an act to proxiue tor sta.s
noonav aid in addition to convict labor ZOE
The Improvement of public roads.
Nv Mr.. Moncure, of Stafford: Dill to' SUI w :
nit to the voters of stahord coum.S than
rrasidents OF said county for travelling over
| the Falmouth Bridge over the Rappanaia ~ :
| mock River, which connects me
! OF stafford and Spotsyivania, .nd ra.
| enoc, section 10 OF an act entitled an az
| for working and keeping IN repair Tue puo
| lie roads In Norfolk county. an =.
By Mr. Johnson . OF Hu Ianuary 30, 1900 Il
nrohib,, the killing of fish In Ciinch RIVER y
in the county of Russell with dyhan'''e
4 other explosives. and re
-, factions 8 and is of an act entitle'
an act for working the roads OF the couH =,
NJ Ioudoun, as amended and re.enaeteu
an act approved February :, 1854.
Mr. owens: a bill to enable the coul.t
ior, NJ Norfolk county and the treasure
~ said county to fully carry out ehe ~ =
,.;sions OF an act to authorize me saie ~
,n,s purchased by the Commohweaiaa. ~. : {
aeIInouent taxes and not reoeemeu w. >
: four years OF mort
{ 1898. ,,,,,a,o amend and re -er
:, act an act entitled an act proSldlhs lot -
e making. eha an y ns,5 ane rba ann. AAs
IN Ny Wexford: A bill for re.el
,n py treasurer of the county of Lancas.e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-04

Z, i o. . sfYS.- q
I. t. Cooper's theory concerning inc
human stomach, which he claims to prove
With his new medicine, is being given more
rcspect and comment every day
Cooper claims that 90 per cent. OF an
III health is due to stomach trouplc'
When interviewed about his theory re-
Gently he said: Stomach trouble is the
areatfcurse Of the twentieth century SO lar a,
rs TIC civilized races are co , ,rIle I
Practically all Of the chrome ~ neal.n y
this generation is caused by aoI'ol..,a'
stomachic conditions. In earlier GAYS
when the yhuman race was closer TO nature,
and men and women worked all DAY OUT
II doors, digging their frugal existence !,
trom7thc soil, the tired, droopy, haliIslck
,,annlc that arc now SO common DID not
exist. u, those
.ays bnt It Was iof a virulcnt character
and only temporary: There vas :: none 9
This half-sick condition all the tlnle VIII
which so many are afflicted nowadays,
II know positively that every DIT 9
this chronic i'll health is caused BY stom
oh trouble. The human stomach IN cly
N ilized people to-day IS degenerate;. !
hns gradually come through . sedentaI
instance avis further know that few peop'
cansbe sick with the digestive appsaratl
n perfect shape, The sole reason q. tor y
.aucccss is because my New Discover V
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-04

!, the hall of the House OF Delega.
hafora ioint meeting OF the LOU ious
Gomnoittees on Finance and on acnou
I'D Colleges. The needs of the sour
west In the way of normal traini =
for young. women we're .t I,.a,tssses 4
Ipadford as the proper place Tor sue
an institution were, of course enia4s
| upon. nresents TIL
district. and Mr.. Jonnst9 fnr M the town
member mem Mons, o. A the speakers. Anothe]
oa,,ocate az, the school was Cap "a. a.
West. division superintendent NoaiI
schools OF Louisa county. y. - N 80
| Judge Selden Longley ana au .ns noisd
II. Cassell. all OF kaa gro ahe establist]
nne ~ the school by formal act
/ the Leaislature. AS for appropr1saII,oo,m.1
] thew left that entirely TO the aAso, \
4 tion of the Committee on flhan ~. - ~
ing into consideration t my; iaft al
inibression that no money VIII oe q
nected for 1910, this year being sps
In securing a site and other prem
|inary work. ,.ssion ID
It was the general impress,itotn Z
might that the House CommltIee
/ Schools and Colleges will report -
i the Board Of School Examiners sho9
4 be retnined. The committee ne.a
i second hearing YESTERDAY at.ernJ
4 on the Williams resolutions I; ASK a, nf
4 continuance of the examiners.
Il Among the speakers We're super
i tendent Eggleston, of the Departm]
Of Public Instruction, and Superinls1
ent West, of Louisa NO one appea,1
Z for the abolition of the examiners.
nnmmittee reached no decision,
} the result is expected as ind rcs
l above
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-04

sentiment in such case would ahVlse
the farmer to let his tunbled fences
remain in the gulleys and the cli.-
.ters" have full sway. rather than re-
establish them on firm ground because
he ia being deprived Of few feet OF
heritage that the public already has
The famous Warwick cases that our
predecessors struggled with, and left
for our heritage, still unsettled. can
be settled in no. better way than the me
one proposed under the Byrd Wickham
hill Thousande of dollars have been
spent in these cases, and still the p ,1,
yate stakes creep out on the fertile
rock. Three suits alone cost the s'ass
Byrd-wickhnm Bill.
/ Sneaker Byrd and Senator Wickhan
have modified the bin TO conform form, TO ,nt
,.o,-s ago passed the Senate unani'
mously and failed in the House 81 tf
/ "a in the closing days by an appeal Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-04
NEW THEORY IS RAPIDLY
SPREADING over COUNTRY

medicine tones the stomach up to required
strength in about six weeks time. ! I'D.
Is why have had more people come ana
thank me wherever have gone TO intro
dmce nv medicine than have had time
to talk with. 4
Who are nov strong believers in. Cooper's
/ theory and medicine is Mrs. NJ Z, De
Iano a prominent resident OF the suburb
| of Brookline, Boston, Mass. ohe says;
oaFor several wears | was broken in health,
cause primarily by stomach and nerve {!
TROUBLES. gradually became worse. until
recently was compelled to 60 without
lsolid food for days at time. had sour
i stomach, palpitation OF the. nerves OF
. stomach and heart, dyspepsia, and eS-
IRENE nervousness. | suffered terribly
With insomnia, and my liver, bowels and
whole system gradually became deranged,
Il Ifeltinstant relief thctirst day beganthl:
Hooper medicine. now feel like new
I being. To-day | walked all over town
!, shopping something lhave not done 10 10
lyears. a.. ~,
a sense Of duty, / feel Iowe3it to any on
! who might find relief and renewed ~. ,ilsaPl''
t lness as lshave done. y. ,g,s,.. /,
s Cooper's New Discovery ls soiu py g
n druggists. Ifyolr druggist can'iot, & upl,
& yoa, We will forward yo,, tbs name !, 9 =;
is druggist in your city who
y accept something Just as goo1Sdlih !, Z
yl Cooper Medicine Co, Dayton sS,''1o' NIL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-04

a misguided sentiment. Had the niil
become a law the Virginia seed prob
lem would have been advanced a .w ",
Years, and the state saved at least
100000. This would have stopped much
ssita,ion. and all would have become
convinced 1t was a wise policy,
-estore the Baylor lines, not on
original untenable bases, but upon firm
stations. marked and guarded by
watchhouses on pilinss 'see heavy
black lines. which does not throw out
;, ,nnt n. sround the tonger can now
work upon. This policy of watch
houses Is successfully pursued by hold
ers of lawful planting grounds to pro- pro,
feet their private oyster beds. instead
~ Forty lines and angles in fathom
1 less. trackless waters. we would reduce
1t to six straight lines. Az a. e.
and d would be warehouses on shai'
low spots of three to ten feet OF wa
fer instead of requiring fourth o.
4 the navy and a fourth of our annua
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-04

mont fpnd for public school teachers
By Mr.. Spessard: A resolution prosloins
that the clerk of the supreme Court fspy y
fees collected by him TO the House OF Deie-
gates. .,,..,d ,nd re
enact section ,r;S or an act entitled an acl
to raise revenue for the support oil .he sos
eminent and public free schools anu ,,d ~ no pas
vide a special TAX FOR pensions. as au.'lo. ~
cd by section ls9 of the constitution Ap
proved April 10. 1870 cu.as
To Committee on Schools ana SoHeGe'.
pyMr Oliver: a bill to provide for the ap :
nor,tonment OF school funds and for taK KIN :
the census of children IN schooi
situated in more than ona counts., S.v;
To Committee on K Kns,nn anu
By Mr. Williams OF Giles; a bi.. 10 ati, W.
and re-enact section .sel oil the eou .r,naainr
| gnia relating to the 'oau.hs ra,Iroad
| running and trahsporta'.o'
/ trains sunday. 5 and re.
! Bv Mr. Byrd: y bill to amend an or
| .nac, sections 4 and 10 of chapter ~ OF "a. q.
| act entitled an act concerning puy 10 1an.
| corporations. approved January 10, ~.
\ To Committee for Courts OF ous.s.. -,
/ nv Mr.. Keyser: a bill to amend anu ,
enact section $3.50 of the Code OF WITS ma =
Nv Mr.. Keyser: a bill TO require oeeas y
lbarrain and sale and other conFeyaheG 90 :, =
/ real estate TO designate whether ,he s1an'
ors and grantees are white or co'o ns,I,,s
to define the duties OF clerks Oh eou W
Il reference thereto. d re
enact an act relating TO time ior no'u-''
court. ,nd Election
n, Nj Taliaferro: A joint resolution p
- ,mordmerte SECTIONS - and 10
. t,r,icIa III. and Mi. of the Const,tullon =,
Wirrrinta and providing for publishing sd
4 amendments and certilSihs VIC '
: next General Assembly
no Committee on General Laws su,
Nv bowman, Of Roanoke: a bill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-04

time and money to cultivate, reseed
and propagate.
Results would be, to the longer, to
restore the depleted bottoms within the
proposed lines and give him 5000 OF
10000 acres of profitable ground
where now he has less than 5000 70
work upon. and while doing this. the
state will derive several thousand dol
lars more from the rental of depleted
area around the "guliies." A study OIL
the physical map must convince uh-
biased minds of our contention.
should the Legislature fail to give
this relief. one of only two things
remains to be done by the oyster I'LL
Gals, and that pretty quickly. as IN.
agony should not be prolonged: u
Establish the warehouses; as here pro
posed. r-clicins only what is here pro
posed and not further attempting phys
ical Representatives, with small success
and great cost, the squatters remainin
| in quiet possession free OF rent; o
| 20, abandon the river entirely. Thi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-04
Senate Bills

~ Mr.. Edmond.on: a bin to submit o 70
~ amaiinod voters OF the town of Houston.
-, 49,, ,taiI,ar county Va, at a speclai cleclioh
IN 'ih.id therefor. the question of the es-
, 70 d. sh nn OF dspensary for ahe sale Of
in,oseatns liquors therein xa and in a, s shG
event of majority Of tno d.n x9uns then
, ,g,nep =, yo1 provide for the
and conduct Of the same and to .a pfoh har.
thereafter within said town me sa,e, DI =,
~. ar exchange of Intoxicating liquors ps
sII persons q. firms or corporations except as
herein provided ,d, nov
: BY Mr.. Hart: bill to pFoN'ue ,a,
,barter for the city of Radtord. ana 70 ie
neal all other acts and parts OF acts IN con
flict Herewith. ta,, .nh
BY Mr.. Ward: I. bill to PROVIDE , lor SUI :,
hitting tho question OF granting heems ,;s y :.
manufacture ardent spirits TO me au lIa ~,
voters OF the city of Winches'eF a'u -
county p,, s,r Esagell. 4 bill to amend and re
enact section 8. section Il. as amenuSu '.I
re.enacted by an act approved peeel.o.. ,.. !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-04

latter would mean It's destruction IN
two or three years. The hard bottoms
tshell "rocksHY would all be stolen for
building up private bottoms.
Two Dollars for One.
Tho Commission of F1sherles Cues
not feel warranted for lack OF sane
tines in continuing to waste time IN
this little hotbed when other parts DC
serve more attention; nor can 1t con.
tinue to advise the State TO speliu
for the collection of 81, when ilnancia
| conditions could be easily reversed ane
the natural area enlarged through th'
display OF a little firmness.
Who Oppose. Thiss
The encroaching planter VINO ma
prc-empted valuable bottoms wl.hou
= cent of rental, and further use
these to steal from the natural rock u
the summertime. He is first
NeYt is the tonger. misled by sensa
. t,onalists as to the true purport
! th,a hin. He is told 1t is the pc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-04

neech vibrant with feeling, rich |
j., .xnression and powerful in It's elo-
auence. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT WlAlaa''
4, Anderson held the House Gom1hlt-
TOO on General Laws spellbouno yes
+erday morning, while IT 4istelieu ~
b;s nlea for favorable report on
~ HI, which allows the State, Will
|! tl,e concurrence OF Lee Camp OF COZ
faa.rate Veterans, to donate a portlon
:, the soldiers Home grounds for the
Battle Abbey site.
,1oior Anderson, himself Confed-
rats officer Of distinction. represent
I'd before the COMMITTEES the Lee e,,1 any ~
pic,.ett Camps of Veterans, the sons ~
A vetarans and the Board of directors -. %
Lee Camp Soldiers Home; re Mn nf
accompanied d BY 3aags W. Commission;
me ne in ! Bosher, Of Lee Camp
n r:,,igon and g. Leslie spence, ~ ~ y
!, or the Sons of Veterans. Nj stha hill.
first explained the !. op3 tande ~ by the
c city is extremely undesira PIE. DO
S body who has seen. J. Rn nil1ISiHc
! Large Sum ns Anna by saying
5 Major andersen naeIs nf p he South had as;
s.; cumulated the sum OF ap0a,t s-i for .
e memorial to the virtue INV, ai,, mot FOL
.stl INf fN,t
II ,,inia hut for the men WIG lou ~ !.
defense e th shsr n sGaa.'y across
y thus S MrGiu the stormy days OF 1851
4. 1866" ,,aon MANY DELAYS, h
~ continued, in securing ;.41ocaittotl ~ :,
snS inc lnistat Com
Sns si ts' h tIas,ys thseash 81
oi Riehm %%a p IS ome he cor
or sinnSd. Which is absolutely inadeauat
= rMs building is to be one WHEN 1hs M w
,m p 10 Ind icated. perhaps tho Most heal
tiful structure on the cent'nen. e 81
e tined snosttion. 4 shout Id: be.s he sal
All placed where an snnobstrusted q, wae
g. could he had, The proposea pla ,s, !,
( a 4 on a thoroughfare. 500 mr. Lat
M the building would he shut in by =
,he lomea OF the peo pie. e PART hclisN
\ IT, Of che land has been reserved W aNVl7
StgpatlGss may % pvt ne ~ on S'W W n
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Board of Fisheries Elk
plain Purposes of Byrd
Wickham Bill.
WILL RESTORE
DEPLETED BEDS
Ancient Lines Have Disappeared
and Oyster Navy Cannot Po-
lice States Property - Pr
81 rates Thrive Since 1t Is
Impossible to Con-
vict Them.

". Mcdonald Lee Commissioner OF
Fisheries presents the following pa
nor explaining the chart printed on |
this page, and Getting out the plans
OF the commission. Mr.. Lee Says:
The chart shows all the oyster
ground within Warwick county,
above and below the seed line. ap-
proximately $4,000 Of the $4,000 James
river acres, OF which the seed (or
small oyster) territory is about l3,um
acres. OF the total area of $4,000,
on1y about 5000 is prolific Gas shown
In solid black and cross-check). di
this 5000, large portion Is now un-
lawfully held by planters, with no
reasonable method presenting itself to
oust Them. Much of the black. and
checked lines represent these private
oyster beds; showing oysters upon
thorn. This depredating class arc
souatters and poachers upon the pup
lie domain.
Tho outer lines lin dashes) show tie
enclosure of tho Baylor Survey, out
side OF which is lawfully Leased 70
PLANTERS. The inshorc. or upper Bay
ior boundary, is some sixteen miles
long while tho lower Is twenty milea
The width is between one and Tour
miles. Not a stake or mark or vestigc
of the BAYLOR line is in existence, nor
has It been since shortly after IT was
run. Some of these forty corners ana
courses {z!g-zag) are in $50 teet OF
water. Few or none are within mod
crate depths. and these when buoyed
or marked arc removed or cut off be-
forc morning by marauders IN thls
trackless waste of waters.
The Argument.
The United states navy could not
nntirely prevent cnchoachment here
largely because the mythical boundary
rannot he well established or nam
tanned.
Ii is physical impossibility, AM
yearly the State is throwing away
thousands of dollars trying. with oni!
meagre results. 1t costs $4,000 an
nualiy in actual cash TO police 500
acres. from which not $4,000 are de
rived in revenue. oyster officials d
no. care 10 recommend further vast
a, money when happier condition 10
all but the encroaching planters can b
secured cheaper and easier sickl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-04
Give Your Stomach
A Vacatia
!, I,s,nr stuart. Dyspepsia rnbl
= which Digest Food Without
4 Trial package Sent Free

rba stomach should have
,,,a, II is tired out and irritated ~
v M, nn and indiges Iion. One shd
MT call upon the stomach IN tnls !, "
alton 10 do It's full and compress u1
What the stomach needs Is nms
assistance, and when TINS IS So
the stomach responds aulchis ~
naadad rest and comes back ~
n,tiass refreshed and inyigorated.
When YOU feel as though your "a
~, ,vere a piece of lead, When 81
or foul odor issue from your AZ,
when your tongue IS coaleu an.
annatite gone, 1t is high time " 4
| ,vnnr stomach on a yacatloil,
/ RI The stomach is constantly cu.ii, y,
I contact with foreign substances >, -,
| ;r must reduce In form TO slNe ~ ! =
aud health to the othsr ois ii
lhody. Ii is the comlnlssary det
,nant of the human system anu
furnish from such supplies as com
all that such system deinali.
~ ttbe stomach becomes derh
.nd cannot furnish all that IS ny
I sary IL weakens the entire n,aSn,
AZ man and Is Itself placed ot
i commission. 1t cannot cure 5i s'sr.]
4 ca,,ss the curative powers OF ~
rana;va their force from the ston
sn that IL the stomach Issues M
Seet Inourishment 1t cannot receive
Fact f curative means for Its own Y
A tit, ,ranlafs ;n,nar
4 ma mower. vigor and strength ~
4 sary TO the stomach rneS 90
stomach,s work and without calm
= tb;s organ for assistance.
III YOU would put your meal
glass Jar and withhtit place ,ne s. 81
amount OF Stuart's Dyspepsia sta
!, Van could sit down and watcn
i little tanlets digest the meal g.
! fectly us the most healthy stol
: This demonstration has been MAJ
: almost every State In tho unio
: these tablets, one grain q
!. ingredient being capable OF disd
: 900 grains of food.
IF YOU have tho sitEhtest
"a about your stomach go 70 the nq
: drug store and buy a box NJ =.
4 Dyspepsia Tablets, price ase, g
Us your name and address ana ana, W 9
Immediately send yoss hSInalt a
Il package free. Address IS,
q Co, $50 Stuart building. Ma1
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toar and section IS or an act entitled an
aet 10 raise revenue for the support OF tae
government and public Tree schoo's a, sa ~
pay the interest on the puohe oep.' go
provide a specis. tax for pensions. as au-
ihorIzed by section lsa OF the Constitution
approved April Is. 1896. as ainendeu % an
act approved March II. 1873.
BY Mr. Garter: A bill 10 amend anu -,
enac. section Sc of an act approved apfil
rs I11s entitled an act to raise revenue IL, i1s
the support OF the government. aiiu - ~
free schools and to pay the inte9sst oi' ~
rublic debt and to provide speeiat "a
Tor penslons as authorized b. sectioh is'
of the constitution. - re.
nv Mr. Chase: \ bill to amend anu -,
enact section 4S1-A Of an acs sm,a - NJ
aet TO amend and re-enact ohaptct . %
Inc code of Virginia in relation 10 .he ,a .
sossinent of lands and lots, as inc SAM sss -.
amended and re-enacted by chapso. 80
the Acts of Assembly OF ',,,i[a,s assess.
| December TO- 1900, and to valida,s as sors.
,nents and other acts done under lHs , 49,
| said act OF the Assembly, approHea - 10
| Ii, 1905 SO that said section aiiau apps
! and nroyide for the assessment oil saa"o'''e
| Timber trees approved March Il Two.
BY Mr. Chase: a bill to amend an ,d ,n5
| enact an act entitled an act TO hIhst IN 49,
rc-cnacs section 800 Of the zoe zoe and Justice:
| at the neacc. as heretofore amenaeo' ap
| proved February 20. !'es. ,d no
] By Mr. Chase: a bill TO amend , en-
onact section S52s of The code OF NiEs''l.a
-. ansnded and re -enacted by an act Gu
tilted an act TO amend and re-enact se snsa
55es of tho Code of virginia. ana 20 ., ' reIa
I section 35cS OF the Code OF NirsH' ~ ,,,o,,
,,on to fees OF attorneys OF the eotnh'o''
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