The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15

the distribution OF Offices at tho Capt.
tol shall be as foliows:" The rest OF
the bill lis three sheets OF paper, al
blank as Modred's shield. II is sup
posed the committee will do the rcut
possibly going no farther than ratify-
ing the recent exchange of Offices be:
tween Clerk John w. Williams and
the Department of Public Instruction.
Edwin p Cox would make the daisy
the official State flower of Virginia.
lie put n bill with this requirement.
in tho House OF Delegates on yoster-
day.
By a bill offered yesterday in the
House by John w. Chalkiey, OF Wise.
the salary of the Judge of the Circuit
Court of the city of Richmond II
placed at $500.
A bill proposed by Hill Mon.agu.
would require that bank shall keep
- per cent. OF It's total demand de-
posts, and > per cen. o. Its total time
deposits, on hand.
Joy ,tdc-s. In the form o. chaufreure
who take out autom ooiles without the
consent OF the owners. arc dealt with
severely in q bill offered by Senator
Wcndenburs and Delegate Throckmor-
ton. Tho measure would make suos,
an offenBe Larceny.
II. d. Moseisy. OF Brunswick. lntro-
duced a bill In the House yesterday
providing that Il a bank cashier. aa-
s!stant cashier, teller dir.ctor or em-
ploye shall use any money OF O bank
except loaned on notes with approved
security. ratified by a majority of tho
directors IN writing. and shall fall 10
repay when required to do SO by tho
Bank or IT'S receiver. no shall DO guilty
Of larceny, This is supposed TO be
designed 20 NJ recent cases.
The purchase or rental o. quarrics
~ the State Highway Commission. 10
be worked by conv!c,s. Is aimed at by
". y. T!Hnn" OF Fauqu'er. In biz
which nc proposed In the TTous. yes
terday. Tho men used would be those
unht 70 nc worked on m. roads. ard
they would be maintained from the
income OF NE quarry. Tha sum o.
$4,000 4. appropriated TO start tho
proposition
As told "a The Times Dispatch yrs
,erday. Keith 2. wise. o. I,oudonn.
introduced yesterday hts substitute Tor
the Jordan prohibition enabling act,
providing that the people shall have
an opportunity to vote FOR making
the state all dry or all vet
In bill proposed yesterday By J.
". chalkley. members OF electoral
boards and Judges Of election arc 70
be appointed from lists furnished b.
county committees OF the two pr!nc!-
pal parties.
Tho organization OF virginia
waterways Commission Is contcm-
plated In a bill Introduced ny MI Cox.
1t would be named by the Governor
and servo without compensation. It's
b1stness would BE 10 examine into ard
report upon the naviEaole waterways
OF tho State ard the possibilities of
wafer power development.
7 Many moro rev bills are expected 81
tho legislature to-day. This Is the
last opportunity, save for local meas
ures or those affecting finances. with4
out unanimous consent
The Montag que bill, making II unlawI
ful and providing f penalty when orc
person knowingly furnishes the money
FOR tho payment Of the capitation tax
of another. was reported yesterday by
the House Committee on Privileges
and Elections. with a recommendation
that II do noi pass.
A similar fate hctell the Balm bill,
20 allow mileage to members of elec-
toral boards Mr.. Bains measure to
require treasurers ~ add dellnquent
ward information as to delinquenta
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