The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-23

| action on tho bill, as It did on n hin
offered by Mr.. Moncure appropriating
$4,000 toward statue TO George
Washington and Robert L. Leo In Alex
! andria
Mr. Throckmorton tried to get I'M
mediate hearing on his bill, which
would prevent tho sale Of the Seven
Pines road on the proposed basis, be-
TORE the House Committee on Roads
| and Internal Navigation yesterday
morning But 1t was stated that some
people from the Northern Neck Of
virginia, which would DO reached by
the proposed extension. desired TO BIO
heard. and postponoment was had un-
III tomorrow morning. Maurice A.
fo"ers appeared for the people along
the line OF tho Seven Pines road: A a
Guison for the Virginia Railway and
Power Company, which desires TO sell
the line. and c. 3. Garnett for the
L.lcnmond, urbanna and Peninsula
railroad. which seeks to buy
me measure would prevent the
transfer Of such road unless carry
ing with 1t the same provisions as
before as to transfers and rates. with
out the consent OF the State Cornoro
tlon Commission. Its object il 10 pass
law TO prevent the sale of the road
before The City Council can act on the
ordinance. s'-'
'eeHeF pili, providing that
when a commissioner OF tho reverua
and the mineral assessor of tho 60
poFatlon Commission disagree as To
'aiuation. the decision Of the latter
shail stand, subject to appeal was
lald over TO Tomorrow morning nv
the House Finance Committee yester-
oaS. H. rate Irvine, of Big stone Gan.
uesires TO be heard, and Mineral AS
SCISSOR j. n. Stone is expected TO an
pear
Or. E. c. Levy. Chief Health otficer
OF Richmond, has in preparation a aiIl
which ne believes will accompIIshnb
the purpose Of the Throckmorton
measure while not Interfering with
city regulations except when they are
insuthcient. His BILL which Will prob
Soi! De introduced to-day gives the
state Dairy and Food Commissioners
power to license inspectors on recon-
inendation of local health officers and
gives him supervision over cities
whose requirements are not, in his
judgment, sufficiently rigid But he
cannot reduce the requirements. An
peals are allowed to the State Com
missioner OF Agriculture, the state
Health Commissioner and the health
officer OF the city affected. IT ia bs-
lieved most Of the dairymen viii erree
to this.
The Throckmorton bill prohibiting
conductors and motormen on street
cars from exercising police powers in
enforcing the rules of the EMPLOYING
company, was set for next Monday at
the meeting yesterday Of the House
committee on Roads and Internal
Navigat ton.
Mr. r1tznugh introduced n bill YES
tcroay In the House requiring every
person who carries q concealed weanon
10 first obtain a license 10 do so and
to give bond.
a complete segregation bill was Of
Tered Yesterday in the House by Mr..
hemper. 1t would give to the State
the taxes On railroads. canals, banks,
deeds, collateral inheritance, charters,
capitat!ons. dispensaries. express com
pen'es. mines, insurance companies.
liquor. oysters. sleeping car companies,
steamboats,. telegraph and telephone
companies. water companies. heat, light
aho power companies. and revenue
from hire of convicts In the peniten
uary. Counties would provide for
their own schools. pensions and Grim
inal expenses
The Templeton bill. making the
hours OF work in the Capitol Offices q
A NJ. to P. NJ, except on Saturdays
IN the summer, when they would be
cloEed at T. NJ. will DE considered
this morning at $50 at a meeting OF
the House Complete on Officers and
Offices at the Capitol
Mrs. Norman Randolph and Mrs
Samuel w. Williams appeared before
inc House Finance Committee yester-
cay morning to ask for an appropria-
ton of $4,000 a year for tho next two
years. 10 he used in aid of Confod-
crate women who are nor pcnsioned
and are not inmates OF homes.
An Impression seems to prevail in
some quarters that the bill Introduced
by Judge Martin Williams ana Harry
H. Houston. providing for revision of
the Code of Virginia, carries only
$4,000 for the work AS already
stated in The Times Dispatch, II car
ries $4,000 or $4,000 for each reviser,
pesideS expenses OF work done Jointly.
Repeal OF tho net establishing the school
t, uS"e .r pension tund Is contemplated In a
Dill offered In the House yesterday by 5.
/. Rakes, OF Patrick. There IS said TO h.
some opposition to THIS plan among school
teachers, although it seems TO have the sum
port OF the majority OF the State Teachers.
Association.
h'i! introduced by Senator Hurt lester
anS carries an amendment to the present
i . regula'ins the manufacture sale and
distribution o. malt liquors. providing TIM;
a manufacture. o. matt liquors having once
PalS ne animal license tax OF $500 shall he
permitted 10 maintain distributing or stor-
age warehouses ior the sale OF his product
at any point in tho State where A. NM, n.
lawfully sold without an additional license.
Resolutions filed yesterday by the pi,b-
nond Chamber OF Commerce nsk The t;sn-
erai Assembly OF Virginia ITO appropriate
suitieient sum for the erection Of suit
able state building and the Installation n,
a creditablc State exhibit al the Panama
racine International Exhibition to be held
az san Francisco in 1915. to the end that the
commonwealth and its varied interests ana
resources may be adequately rcpresentoh
as II is confidently believed that great hcnc.
MS VIII be derived Sy those who possess
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