The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-12

laughter and good natured bantering,
the House then passed the following
bills:
Ne. 12s-House bill to pay ID. -.
Talley and w. A. Crenshaw for extra
services rendered by them as assist
ant assessors of real estate Tor the
city of Richmond during the year 1910,
was passed. Patron, Mr.. Curtis.
No. 43--House bill to amend and
rc-enact section two Cd OF chapter
three hundred and thirty-six Of acts
nineteen hundred and eight. entitled
IAN act to prived for submitting the
question of the removal of the court
house OF any county to the qualihed
voters of such county, with Senate
amendments.
No. l2s-House bill to amend and
re-enact subsection of section 20ioa
of an act approved Ma! a. 1908. en-
titled an act TO amend and re-ehact
chapter 50 OF the Code of Virginia IN
relation TO. the preservation OF certain
birds and animals and to prevent I'M
lawful hunting. Patron. MIR, Smith.
No. f34--liouse bill 10 authorize the
board Of supervisors of Rockbridge
county. and the town of Lexington. or
either of them. to contribute sucn
sum as in the judgment of the board
OF supervisors or the town council
may seem proper for the benefit Of the
Jackson Memorial Hospital In the
town OF Lexington. Virginia. Patron,
MIR. Hugh A. White.
No. 135--House bill to repeal chap
ter AL Acts OF Assembly, eighteen
hundred and ninety-tive. entitled an
act to incorporate the town of Saxis.
in the county Of Accomac, approved
February Is, 1886 Patron, Mr. Rev.
No. 13S-~Honse bin to continue and
extend an act Of the General Assem-
bly, OF Virginia, entitled an act to
direct the Beard of Charities and
Corrections to ascertain the facts
concerning the eakIninded otner
than insane and epileptic IN the state
of Virginia. and also To direct the said
Board of Charities and Corrections to
ascertain investigate and report to the
next General Assembly of Virginia as
to the propriety OF providing surgical
aid and treatment to the deformed.
crippled and disigurcd persons Of the
Commonwealth who arc too poor TO
provide such treatment for themselves
and to appropriate the Sun If one
thousand dollars Tor the purpose.
l'atron---Mr. Hugh a. " hite,
~. i5a-House bin 20 n1af" Az APP
preparation ia provide for the rel"f
OF needy Confederate veterans. Wh"
IEt not tStpiN 40 btttitle inmates
If the Soldiers Horne because ot SUI
n ring with generous affection or
contag ious disease.
patrons-Messrs. Cox and Buck,
80. 140-House tli To- amend aud
re-eraet an act entitled an act 10
amend and rc-enact an act entitled
an act to provide for the working aud
Keeping 10 repair puhliC roads in the
counties OF Allegheny, Hath ana
Highland.
No. l42-Tiause hill tn require the
inspection and supervision hH the
State Board of Charities aud toFrec-
tions Of persons or corporations plac-
ing children in family homes; SAID
persons or corporations - fnFniSh IN
formation. The State Roara Of Ehari-
ties and Corrections 70 visit anu re-
mort upon the children placed in
homes; authorizing tho courts 10
commit destitute and delinquent chill
drerl to the state Board of Charities
and Corrections, and said board 10
place said children in homes or re-
forrnatories, 10 report to the court
under certain contingencies: penalty
prescribed.
Patron---Mr. Cox.
No. 1Sl-House bill to amend and
re-enact chapter II -of Acts, 1870
entitled an act in relation to Ger
tain proper ga nitary arrangements TO
be provided in factories. workshops,
narca n tile establishments or OFFICES,
and imposing penalties for failure to
provide ouch arrangements, approved
February 9, 1917
Patron--Mr. Jennings, by request.