The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-20

provide a. special tax for pensions, as
authorised by section 1873 of the Con-
stitutIon. approved February ~; 1905.
and to prescribe penalties. approved
March Is, 1910. y
To the Committee on General Laws:
BY Mr.. F'itzhugh--A bill to regu-
flate. cold hSQrage refrigerating ware
houses aY1 places, and the sale and
disposition of the food kept or pre-
served therein.
By Mr. Baker, of Chesterfeid-A bill
to amend and re-enact section 1873
of an act entitled an act TO raise reve-
nue. for the sunoort of the government
and public free schools and To nay
the interest on the public debt and to
provide a special tax for pensions as
authorized by section 1873 of the Con-
stitution, approved April 16. 1903.
To the Committee on Agriculture
and mining;
BY Mr.. Kenner--A bill TO provide
for the registration Of stations aud
Lacks
BY Messrs. Baker, of Chesterfield.
and Adams bill to amend and re-
enact sections and 10 of an act to
amend and re-enact an act approved
May 20. 1903, as heretofore amended.
entitled an act, defining the duties
and powers of the Board OF Agricul-
ture and Immigrant ton.
To- Committee Counties
Cities and Towns;
By Mr.. Chalkley--A bill to amend
and Ye-enact section $50 of the Code
of Virginia as heretofore amended
relative to pay of overseers of the
poor.
BY Mr. Brewer--A bill to amend
and re-enact section 1888 Of the Code
OF Virginia.
BY Mr. Baip-A bill to prohibit the
selling of cider. except such as Is
made direct from apples, grapes or
other fruits. and prescribing a IL
cense for selling all other kinds
manner OF obtaining said license, and
prescribing the penalties for viola
ton of the provisions OF this act.
To the Committee on Roads and
Internal Navigation:
BY Mr.. Page-A bill to regulate
the receiving, receipting for and de-
livery of property transported by ex-
press companies and the collecting or
attempting to collect more than law
full tolls and charges for transport
ing and delivering the same and pro-
viding penalty for failure to com
ply with this act.
by Messrs Throckmorton. Cox and
Ivey--A bill to require electric rail-
ways running from cities and towns
into the country adjacent to the "a me
TO maintain lights from sunset until
- C. cfoCk r. NJ at All regular sta
tons or stops for the reception OF
passengers on said lines.
To the Committee on Insurance
and Banking:
BY Mr. Brown. of Danville-A bill
To provide that the status or bank
as a State depository shall not be af-
feeted by a change of its name of
merger of such bank With another
bank. or because 1t shall he con-
verted into a national bank.
To the Committee. fer Courts of
Justice:
by Mr.. Jennings-A bill TO amend
and re-enact an act entitled an act to
protect the title OF "A bona flde pur-
chaser OF real estate for value from
the heir at law of a decedent against
devisee Of the said real estate with
est -netiea-3o-such- purchaser ap=
proved February =, 1892.
BY Mr.. Jennings bill TO add an
independent section to be known as
section 2547b to chapter liz OF the
Code of Virginia of 1887. holding the
heir at law liable to the devisee. for
the value of the real estate sold to a
bona fde purchaser.
BY Mr.. White, OF dge-A
bin to amend and re-enact section Is
Of an act of the General Assembly of
Virginia. approved February rs. 1906,
entitled an act to authaiiZe the sale
OF lots purchased by the Common
wealth for delinquent taxes and not
! redeemed within four years or more.
BY Mr.. Old--A bill to amend and
re-enact section 3S22 of the Code or
Virginia of 1904.
By Mr.. Weaver-~A bill to amend
and re-enact section 3102 of the Code
of Virginia relative to the duties OF
the reporter of the Supreme Court
OF Appeals Of Virginia.
BY Mr.. Evans-A bill to amend and
re-enaet section 2602 of the Code OF
Virginia
BY Mr.. Throckmorton-A bill con-
corning the defense OF insanity or
mental deficiency in criminal cas0