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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-22
Lester Memorial Church.

Rev. G. H. H. Branch. of West
Minister church. Hopkinsville, will
preach at the Lester Memorial
church Sabbath afternoon, June %.
at 4:30 o'clock.
Morning service will be conducted
by the session.
You and your friends are invited
to attend.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-22
Locates Down East.

Henry j. Sites has located in
Hartford. Conn.,. as stated in last is
sue. He was one of "a out of 65 ap-
plicants to pass the examination for
admission to the Connecticut bar.
which is very rigid. His brother.
Jack 7. E. Sites left this week to
enter upon his studies in the law de-
partment of the University of Mich
igan.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-22
Hille.COfey.

DR.. H. L. Hille, son of DR.. Hill.
Hilie. of Roaring Spring. and Miss
Alethia Coffey. Coffeyville. Okla.
were married at the home of the
bride June IA. The groom has been
practicing medicine in Coffeyville
since his graduation in the Louisville
Medical College some time ago.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-22

pices of the Chautauqua. Other
services will be held as follows: BIZ
BILE School at 9 a. m. The Lords
Supper and preaching at 10:45 a. m.
The pastor will preach. Mr.. Rob't
Wright the popular young tenor. will
lead the music. All are cordially in
vited to these services.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-22
STRAYED.

From Barnsley. KY, on Thursday
June 20. one gray mare mule, about
Is hands high, Is years old. shod all
round. Reward for return or in
formation leading to her recovery.
TOM OMAN.
Barnsley. Ky.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-22
Cleveland Ave. Church Of Christ.

Bible Classes-10 a. m.
Lords Superb a. m.
Preaching both morning and ev
ening.
Prof. r. S. King will have charge
of services. Subject for morning
and evening. "The Blind Man." Jno.
9th chapter.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-22

clerk and yard master at Madison
vile. The new position carries with
it much more responsibility and also
an increase in salary. Mr.. Will
kins' family will remain in this CITY.
at least for the present.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-22
Back With His Degree.

Thomas L. Smith graduated with
the degree of B. S. in Vanderbilt
University few days ago and has
returned home. While in the uni
versity he was a member Of the Phi
Beta Kappa society.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-22
Mr.. Wilkins Promoted.

Mr.. F. b. Wilkins. who recently
accepted a position with the L. & N.
railroad company. has been promot.
ed to the position Of day freight
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-22
Ninth st. Christian Church.

There will be no night service to-
morrow on account of the Sacred
concert to be given under the aus
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
EDGAR

"Oh, Terror. things DO occur 20 you
said Erebus
"fhsts what BE- always SAYS And
We shall BE- able % 80 about together.
said WlgTins: and he spuruod the din
lng-room floor.
The letter posted. they resumed the
somewhat lerkr tenor ~ their lives.
Erebus indeed would pause On the very
middle 81 some important enterprise O.
try o. discuss the rides they A-suld
take on their bicycles. But the Ter
ror would have none OF a.: his calm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

BE- q considerable Reduction IN price O.
the buyer 81 two bicycles. Then be-
made his Offer he would give fourteen
pounds for two eight-pound.t eu bicy.
cles. His sercnity was quite unrufned
By the sellers furious protests Then
the real struggle heEan. The Terror
came out q u with two bicycles. two
lamps. two bells. and two baskets %
the sine to bold n cat; the seller came
out 81 II with fifteen pounds and the
triumphant Twins wheeled their ma
chimes out % the shop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04
SENATE BILLS

Is NJ. i;inchari: y I'LL TO repeal al az;
emitted An az; 10 constitute united
Asricui,ura Honrd 10 coordinate IA, V.r,
EInH CclirSc OF Agriculture ana Polytechnic
!nstiute and the .rsinil Agriculture Ex.
rtrImcEt Station. the Commits .oner ant!
state board ~ .\sT!cuitu-e. and the state
Board OF Educat on in cooperation with
Inc lnli"d states Department OF Axricul.
lure" licteEred 10 the Committee on II.
nance.
by Nj. Mapr: \ bill TO abolish capital
punishment, and 10 substitute therefor life
imprisonment in the pcnitentiary Referred
10 The Committee FOR Courts OF justice
By MI EchoIs: y bill amend the Code
al Ettstnia reIa;ins to how Il person Is II.
c"nsed 10 practice law In the state o: VII.
gina Referred 10 the Committee FOR Court:
OF Justice,
" walton Edwards. Referred to the joint
Committee on Special. Private and Local
-cs!slatiun
~ ~. Gra>a,t: 4 bill to prevent deeer.
inE r'a"dard- for the same; defining con.
Gsnsed milk and proyid .E for its sale re-
ivrFtc 20 the Committee on Genera. LEWIS.
By Mr.. SMITH. \ bin 10 amend an ac;
cH'itied AN set making It = m.seem=ano.
10 desert without Just cause, or w!:ui!y
H'2iect To- provide for the support and main
'rEhnr" b any person o: his VIE or III nor
children Il, destitute or recsssltous c!rcum.
stances Referred 10 the COMMITTEE. Tor
courts OF Justice.
" VT smith: = bin to Increase the pea
100 ~ ~ NO'.isotia'c veterans AND the.!
7#u""s, .na Genn!ns who snail be ert!, h.
the-e;o. Referred TO the Committee on :.
uaucc
~ Mr EaF.y: y h''l 10 require ci,.c. .u.
i@wns N the S,nte. in"''u,!ons Of !earr.nr
ahG lsrmosSna'" AMI other institutions I.
G9r"s'; tw" cnn.cs Of each ct thci: public
'i"is !n III" Virginia state Library Ee:t-
T.4 70 d. COMMITTEES on rwhlc Institution
y NJ Esriy /, bga % empower tho
H'gte inrar; BOARD =" exchange or sar
duplicates IN The virginia State f.ihrnr-
i"ie'T"n % tho Committee ~ Public fnsti.
-ut.nas and Education
/ ~ NJ Kar'nan: = bill 10 regulate Tho
.'4'#-iE "i lhnks IN the col.ecrlcn o. !tc.r,
+ Iayap.e n nthor places Referred 70 rhr
''''amlf'ce on Insurance and Hamkia-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04
COST TO VIRGINIA
OF STATE PUPILS
Governor Transmits Statemen,
Showing Per Capita Paid
Institutions.

Governor Mann sent TO the Legisla
turo yesterday Il special message, con
Teying, without comment, some infor,
nation requested by him OF the State
Accountant. II is as - the cost L
Virginia of each state student ut III,
various institutions OF learning. sup
ported i'll part or as Il whole 10y pUpIit
funds.
Naturally, varying conditions sur
round these institutions. since somc
furnish board as part OF the states eN-
fense, whilc others do NOT.
NJ the Medical College Of Virginia The
statement SHOWS there arc fourteen,
state students, at an t.ye!ugc cost OF
ti5s.li The appropriation 10 this in
.tttuton is made direct, ~ it has been
:or many years, the scholarship fea :
turs being small
In the University of Virginia. with
AZ students, the average cost TO the
state was $3iI.iG: tbs Virginia Nor
anal and Industrial Institute al Peters
oure, Ss2 students, s3i.$Gi ,hr Virginia
Military Institute, t,G students, $22i.21;
the Virginia HulytcChnir institute, A2h
students, sl55; WiiIihm ard Mary Col
Icsc, lis students, $3.50; state Female
Normal school ~ tnrm,I.tr, 6I9 stu
dents Sa5: Norma. and Industrial
School Tor Women. al !iarrisouhurg.
Sl0i1o each, Normal ANA Industrial
school for Women, at ffydericks burg,
Sl13.63 each
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04

subcommittee OF the Senate and House
Committees on Roads and Internal
NAVIGATION at its meeting yesterday
morning. These nSurcs had been COM
pied by him. he said, after consuIta-
tioh with each keeper and he felt
them TO be correct
or the l,2ii prisoners in the pcni-
tertiary on February /. ,I,i63 were
men or these. he regarded 5i2 as
men who could be worked with safety
on the roads 81 the State under guard.
the other Gil he deemed unsafe or
ihGa pacitatcd tor such labor.
10 bear out his estimate OF tho un-
safe. he had n table to show the length
OF terms ana such matters. Forty
IiFe ot the men are in for life, and
1t Is inquired that no chance would be
too desperate for them 10 take: 23S
are there for their second terms; 1903
are Imprisoned for criminal assault:
thirty two arc disabled
Varying Terms.
FURTHER figures show that 100 men
have terms of from one to live years +;
iio from six to ten years; 1913 from
eleven to fifteen years: I'll from nf-
teen to twenty years: forty-ono have
definite sentences for twenty ono years
or longer. While there are forty-iyc
life tcrmcrs.
OF the total OF 2,1i0 prisoners on
February l, including those on the
State Farm and in the convict road
! camps, 81 per cent are colored.
The subcommittee held an executive
session. but came to no conclusion. Ii
VIII meet again OH Tuesday night
State Highway Commissioner T..
st. julien Wilson and Rev. i. T. Mas
! tin, secretary OF the State Board oil
Charities and Correction, ware also be-
foro the subcommittee.
Governor Mann continues TO he much
Interested In his proposition for tho
establishment of the honor system IN
convict road camps. He received yes
tcrday some figures from Oregon, where
The system prevails. During tho two
years preceding the adoption of the
plan there wore thirty escapes, wh;la
during the past two years with the
| men on their honor, there have been
but three attempts.
II is the Governors intention to avoid
conflict with freo lubor on the part 81
| convicts as far as possible, but he rea l.
ICES that no employment can be de-
vsed that Will not compete with free
workmcn. unless the convicts are kept
in idlcness. which he regards as the
worst form Of cruelty. While the sub
committee has made no report, It's at
iitude is taken to Indicate that it fa-
vors tho Mann-Wilson plan. II this is
| enacted, there will be l,250 ,nan al
! work on the roads of thu State within
| a few months, exclusive of Jail prison
crs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04
HOUSE BILLS

The following were presented and referred
.udeg Ruly 81:
10 Committee un Jinnucr
by M ChaiE!ey: :. e!! 20 Sow commits
s.uEers o! tnu revenue payment Tor their
services assessors .! in.ae!a. unus anu
Ii:naeT trees.
10 Committee for Courts OF Justice.
by Mr. Nn.tu, o; RocEDrIasv: : p!!l 10
preson; The hearing o: causes in the SUI
TrcTe Court OF Appeals OF ,rs MIA OH in.-
perfect records ana their decisions on teen
meal points without regard 10 the merits.
AID 10 simplify procedure IN ;h..i court IN
regard 10 bn.s at exceptions.
ny MI. Montague y b!li % make valid
ana cu-Gt4ye c.rtthcattS OF acknowlsdg-
ncnts, heretofore or hereafter made to
G."d. or corporations conveying property.
real and personal when sHch ccgtlicat,s
have been OF may hu by ortlGcrs .: such
corporal cns WAC unite in the execution o;
such deeds, or ara otherwise interested In
the property conveyed og disposed " tAcTv-
sy Mr. aioa,asue !, bill TO make valid
anG effective the rccor!aticn Of deeds az
corporations conveying property, real o.
rtrsOEHi- heretofore or hereafter executed.
ana heretofore OF hereafter recovdtd in pur-
suaHeD " E.spiutioGs al the Ops FaS vi l,rer-
tors 0! suoi corporations, authorizing suc!s
execution by their prtsldrn,s and sccTcta-
res. when executed ry such officers signing
the Corporate name ana an.Ni1g ana attest
!ar the corporate .cals r.sp-Ctivciy OF !o!nr-
IS, ana when such deeds h;,vc hee,l OF may
liz reCcrd.G upon the cc-Ii'tca'es Of nc
i.pM.rGslntNt ~ tE@ 1rtsllgutS pnlt.
By Mr MoHtlFuc. y bill "a make valid
SHd elective .crls o. corporations conyc%-
as properly, real or persona, heretofore OF
N"rcnttcr cNscwtrd 81 pursuance % resou-
,!"rs o. tho hoard ui directors ~ suuh cor
pora,ous, au'horisns such execution ~
thciE presidents ann aecrotnries when o.
ernted by the PRECEDENT siEnins the corpc-
rale names ana the secretaries auNiug and
aitcsting thc corporal. seals respectively,
urlcSS such resolution expressly direct that
eneh .! such sctt shnl % done be- ,uci.
officers Jointly,
cnhc; section @.Ir ~. The rlHc % Virginia N
reference "a clerss Office
r" Committee ON Counties, cities and Towns
W Mr. Coleman. % Norfolk = resolution
pr'E"finr aH amendment to TIE Constitution
10 - known IA section H., Article VIZ.
subsection s.
TO COMMITTEE on special rriyn,e and Local
.-!tgi.lntirn.
Is Mr chalkie%. y 81 "a pay " y XII.
"nur1 ,oF rhtFa SERVICES r'rd"r"d and p-o-
cured by Lin a. assessor % real e.,ats %,
'Ao county Of Wise for Tho yea- 1910
10 Committee Oh Grurr.l Laws,
i'y Mr. Row. = h.i. to AMEND I'm! ~o.4o.
Hrt section Of ,Ac net to rcgr.ifa ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04

are no charges except for board: the
daily lectures cover every subject Of
interest to the farmer. and tho utter
Moons are given up TO a practical dem.
onEtration OF the theories us set forth
Ia these lectures.
c. s. Churchill. chief engineer OF the
Norfolk ana Western Railway, lecturcd
to the cadets. members of the faculty
and people Of the town In the assembly
hall Tuesday evening. His subject was
The Moke-Ep of an Engineer" and
while chiefly technical In subject mat.
ter. the address was along the most
practical lines, and WAS heard with
great interest by the large audience.
c. d. Hurley. of the international
committee OF the Young Men's Chris
tan Association spent the Weekend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04

at the college, making several adj
dresses and speaking 10 4 mass-meet-
ing OF the students at the usual church
hour Sunday morning.
A. meeting OF the junior class this
week II j.. Minehnil was elected presi-
dent of the junior senior german IL.
Is. Hughes, vice president. and G.
Lefeh9re. leader. This Is the first of
the commencement week dances. and.
second only IN honor to the final bail
The Rnprahannock Valley Club at
the Y. T. I. has been reorEnnized
after lapse OF several years. and
the following officers elected: Prcsi-
dent J. W. t'aulconer: Vice Pre- sid nt.
!, W: Ncwbill; Secretary and Treasurer.
T. w Lewis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04
SEMATE
continued from tourth page.

IConNhuoN ifoW tUWTtN pASt.l
SUBJECT tho families OF many weak men
20 mucu misery.
That tho law would have Il whole
some influence In enforcing the pay
OF Senator IavCnIcr, VINO spoke IN
favor OF the hIl. lie SYN no reason,
sald, Wny the man WAC goes lnto
.uuD. sAunid not be compelled hy law
nrceSsa-!Gs OF NE. lie called attvn-
ton 10 th4 fact tHat the LAW Is IN
operative except in cases wnarc mcr
are employed At tile time OF tue action.
The senate auJourncd At 1885.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04
FARMERS WINTER COURSE .
IN AGRICULTURE OPENS
[ sncolnl 10 ZINC Times.Dlspatch.i

Black burg Va. February 3.-The
"farnicrs' winter course In agriculture"
at the V. T. I. hogan Thursday OF this
week. that day being given up to the
work Of matriculation OF the students
those already here are two young men
from other States who havo recently
bought farms in Virginia and expect
to give Thorn their personal attention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04
Indigestion is Poison

Thousands Of men and women are SUI
fcrins from diseases caused by ioul de-
cayins iood in their s,omach=. This
cause dangerous poison gases. which
inakes the breath unbeatable. poison, the
blood, dcadcns the train, ,faitcr, Inc
nerves, The evil effects cf Indigestion
and dyspepsia arc too well known IN be
diated upon. The new remedy for these
troubles IS natural and harmless one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04

calIeAs'D iges,i, little tablets that con.
tain AL the Ingredients necessary to digest
TODD couplc oi Digcst," tablets will
clgc-i all the rood in your stomach, kin
POISONOUS case make you feel hnc. 1t
mas relieved thousands Their own state.
men'' are proof You can try it Tor Your.
. .Gi; h'Gr none will he refunded Il
pige'tA 'ai!s--'nc Ask a, any drug
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04

rraeticc of veterinary medicine ana surgery
In the STATE ot Virginia.
lSy MIR Roberts OF Mrck,cnburE: y H.ll -
rroicc; cartridges quail during the breed
Ing season by counting bird dogs and pre-
scr'hIns punishment; TOR violation Q: this
bill.
Br SIR. w..liams: y bill 10 amend and
;e-cnact section sSs3 OF tile Codo OF virg;nI,
SO TO make the same apply TO Gu;o!no-
biies. motorcycles and vehicles OF like kind.
BY Mr. utz: y bill 10 prohibit the throw
ms and accommodating q: sawdust in streams
.: water Inhabited by Ash, or tributary
streams OF water lowing into streams in
hablt.n by iish.
10 Committee on Chcsapcuke and Its rribu-
BY Mr.. Durt: \ bail 10 establish and per-
mancntly liz The boundary lines % riparian
.anas aruItina any river. bay or other
body OF water III Nirei ntH, wherein the tide
cos aui rows so gag rs such boundary lines
ar" formed by low water mark O; suvh oody
ui water. nnu nNlnS The Tee OF surveyor ivr
Surveying SAID !uuus.
4" committee Nj schuol> and Colleges.
~ IuIu,huIurtun. y big. amend
anu Tc-cnact section l5i5 OF Ia. Code OF yir
sIuIa.
7" Committee OF Militia and roiicc.
Ky MtssFs. COZ, Coleman, OF Nor!oIa city,
aud uilnuu y bill 10 amend certain sec
tons, repeal certain sections OF and TO udd
certain new sections 10 chapter ~, Code OF
virginia. being sections StJ TO 81, Inclusive,
prrN!aiUE Tor the pubic defense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04
Sc Msy #EsEgw @@
Humphreys Scventy-SeveIi
Breaks UP Colds and
G ] : II

"Scvcnty-sevcn" knocks out the
Grip
Seventy seven" breaks up a
Gold that hangs on
It is hard TO distinguish between
Grip and hard CoId-nor is it
necessary for "Scvcnty-Scvcn' is
equally good for both
The main thing is to keep ii
handy, carry ii during the bad
weather. and take a dose at the
first chill or shivcr-don't wait till
the Cough and Sore Throat set in
A small vial of pleasant pellets,
FITS the vest pocket. A, drug
stores, 25c, or mailed.
Humphreys. Hcmco. Medicine Co.. Cor.
William and Ann streets. New Yors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04
WOODS FIGURES
ON CONVICT
Thinks Gil Of the 1853 Men i'll
State Prison Unsafe to
Work on Roads.

Figures covering every phase of the
employment Of convicis, with especial
reference to the problems now before
the Legislature. We're presented by
Major James e. Wood. superintendent
Of the State Pcnitentinry, tn tho joint
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04

Protection Of the chestnut timber Of
the state will be before inc l.egisia-
ture. The state Board Of Agriculture.
at The instarc. of Commissioners George
w Koiner has already asked for AN
appropriation OF $1,000 TO prevent the
spread OF the chestnut blight.
Judge Martin Williams mad letter
yesterday from citizen Interested in
the tanning Industry. calling atten-
ton 10 tn. spread OF this blight COM
ing in Iroia Maryland and West Vir
gina. lie says that II conference Will
b. held q the instance of the Governor
OF Pennsylvania, 1T Harrisburg, OIL
February u and %, and that Virginia
should send Il representative. Cover
nor :Ianu said yesterday thai he had
not been Invited TO do 50. but would be
glad 70 cooperate.
There Is no cure for the blight-thc
trees must be located ana cut down To
prevent spreading. Pennsylvania has
nppIupr!atcd. ii is said, $4,000 for
thia purpose. The chestnut timber oi
Virginia is estimated TO be worth &c.,
100000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04

s bin Girectod against cap tai pun
i.hiHeEt was introduced in the Senate
yesterday ~ senator Mapp. Accord
Ing to It's provisions al crimes which
10" carry" tho death sentence VIII he
punishable by Imprisonment for l;.r. y
companion b'il rcp:als AL laws on the
salute hooks which arc l.: conflict
with tho new measure. General com
men, IN the iii In t..e Senate yostcr-
DAY was 10 N. effect that IL has no
cHdicc Of being enacted into law at
TIC present seseion, although Il num-
Der 81 the Senators agreed that the
!:~ IFas sure 20 comc sooner or later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04

Jo.E; Committees from the Senate
and House VIII leave Tomorrow for
Wellington commissioned 10 inform
Senators Martin anG swanson OF their
-aceIt election rs the General AS
ec,uDiy clcrk John williams of the
jouse, aud C!cGH u. Is. Bookcr, Of the
senate. VIII chaper0nc the parry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04

senate committees took a day off
y4stcTda!. noIic OF them meeting cx-
sept III" Comnittc Da Special. irirate
aN4 Local Legislation. y number OF
Epeg:aj oIGcrH are zct for tho meetings
next %.tk. AmOns the most prominent
ia PUBLIC IntnrsE, X delegate Hill
Montaaue's bill in relation TO the rcsi-
dcnce limit Of city employees. watch
conner ~ for !. hearing boforo the
senate Cbinrnit:sn 90 County. City
/ and Town ORGANIZATION tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04

There has been talk about the Capt
tol OF retaliation in the matter OF ap-
prorriRtions il further efforts arc made
70 pass the bin providing for a co-or-
dinated womans college at the Uni
yersity of Virginia. II IS said the uni
vtrsity's appropriations may be cut II
th. woman's college 'ih passes. Those
who favor the measure simply smile
at the atsurdi,y OF such !; proposition,
since ii they have "otcs enough 10 pass
the college bin, they VIII have enough
10 regulate the matter vi appropria
lions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04

AIcssrs. Cox, Coleman. OF Norfolk
and Gillian are joint patrons CT L vol
luminous bill intended to correct vnri-
Gus minor errors In the existing law
governing the Virginia volunteers.
Some inconEruitics are Strengthened
out, and further spacc is given for
broadening out its endeuvors If neceS-
sary or desirable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04

\ bill offered in the House ycstcr-
day by John c. ut1, Of Madison, would
prohibit tile throwing Of sawdust into
any stream inhabited by hsh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04

L. T. Roberts, of NeckienburG, would
protect birds between June l and Sep
TENDER by forhiddiug bird dogs from
running at large during this period.
y fine is assessed against against the
dogs owner for violation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04
Here and There
in the Legislature

since the action OF the Senate Ccm-
mtttcc on Roads and informal Navi.
cation. which OH Friday night report.
eli the Holt hin for distribution ci
rc!linS stock taxes with amendments
designed 10 permit the cities where
the roads live IL retain 10 per cent.
and give til" counties ana other cities
80 per cent, = spirit OF compromise is
in the air.
Judge Martin Williams will call up
Gis hill, Oh which tho committee has
act passed. on next " cduesday III
t2;SV, Tor which time 4 special order
on this measure has been liked. Tie
win ask tho House 10 pass 1t. but
when tac time comes 10 consider tile
Srnutc hill. II is quito possielc that
The latter Will prevail. 1t is being
Called that the cities have u side to
Tic question.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04

John w. Chulkley, OF Wise> intro
duccd II bill in the House yesterday L"
pay the commissioners OF the revenue
who in obedience 10 law, made sep :
arutc assessments OF mineral lands ana
improvements and of standing timber
He proposes to pay them s. day Tor
the time actually employed III this
work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04

1t is now suggested tint the Rich-
nond charter bill may interfere with
some OF the affairs OF honrlco county.
c. w. ThrockInorton, who cast the soil
tary vote against the bill In the House
on Friday. said yesterday that he had
no objection TO Richmcnd's adoption
of the Administrative Board plan. but
that he thought II permitted cncroach-
nent by the city upon tho rights OF
the county. He had especial reference
to the powers given to the board TO
inspect material offered for sale IN
Richmond.