The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-04

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lard, of Richmond, and that there
were few points OF difference be-
tween the two, which disagreements
were underscored in his proposed or
dinance.
He stated that he had conferred with
both Messrs. Pollard and Anderson,
and neither would agree to his changes.
Later in the evening sharp contro-
Mr.. Goodwin read a bill drawn by
himself, which changed the seven
months clause to three months. pro-
vided the Legislature would thus
amend it: Mr.. Hooker broke In, asks
authority for the change. Chairman
Brown objected, saying that Mr.. Hook
er had gotten the remark second
Pulliam had whispered the objection
to Mr.. Hooker, the words having been
caught by several persons present
The object OF the meeting was to
faniliarize the members with the prop
ositions. preparatory to the joint meet
was taken
some OF the Changes.
Some of the changes of Mr.. Good
wyn's revision read as follows: and
the office Of Commemorative Attorney
is hereby retained ret permanently as such
ties of whicll-o fflce as such shall be
the same as are now imposed by law
upon the Attorney for the Common
wealth OF the, said city of Manchester"
Another revision relates to the school
facilities, and reads: And the schools
and educational facilities. and advan-
tages which shall be provided for the
city OF Manchester shall in all respects
be as good as those provided for the
city of Richmond"
A new clause relating to tax assess
ment reads as follows: such assessor
or assessors Of land for the city OF
OF the Code OF Virginia, as are In
Office at the time of consolidation shall
be retained in office lntil the comple-
ton of his duties. Tor which he was
aPpoined and shan fo b be paid y ae
compensation as is provided by law"
Police Report.
At a meeting of. the Police Commits
sioners last night In Council chamber,
y. A. Lipscomb, Chief OF Police. sub
mitted his annual report for the year
ending December 81, 1909. The report
showed the conduct OF the force to be
excellent.
The yearly report for 1909 was as
follows:
lony-January. i; February. =:
March, 8; April. q; May. June, ~. u
/, tober. !. e; November. q; December. !.
Warrants-a65; arrests, s14
. DISCRETION, suspicious characters and
fusitives from ustice--February, u;
March, s.; May, June, 2; August, 9;
September, !. Total. l6.
Crap shooters--J anuarY, Q; February.
Der 10; October. 10. Total, as.
VaSrancy---Fe bruary, 4; March, Al;
5ur' 1 q ~ 4; September. 8 Novem-
Lunaey--one each for February
April. September and October. 80
Ordinance violations. ,O25.
Grand total by Notwithstanding. 30 !.
February, lag; March, 1876; April, 1as:
May, ia; June. SO; July,1a7; August.
1856; September, i6s; October, 1lG;'No.
Yember, l26; December, 50. Total
1876. gs5.t;S
Comparative re port Felony, 90. war
rantsp a5S; arrests, 800; lunacS, 4; do
tsortion, suspicious characters and flu
gitives from justice, 7;Fcrap shooters,
lO3; vagrancy 2; ordnance Violations
00S,8 Total, l,G9S, IS # m
The individual police work: Total
arrests-Chief r. A. Ltpscomb, So;
Sergeant "A. S. Wright. "a: II. G, Jones.
55: r. n Smith. 10; w y. yyaynlacls,
1871, M. r. Moore So; D, I. Ely az;
Jointly, 14s, In September Ely had 10
summons to his lissts, Moore, 100, and
NYaynack, 10l. n
Other Committees.
8VNTha Alsnshouse and Poor Committee
held a short session last night. The
report ar the City Physician was re-
ceived and filed. iS s93 I
the cemetarx Committee anet ~ $40