The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-13
SENATE BILLS

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25o7 of the Code of Virginia as
amended, requiring list of writing re-
corded to be posted by clerk.
Mr.. Mapp--A bill to amend and re-
enact section 315s of the Code of vir-
ginia.
empower the board of supervisors of
Accomac county TO levy tax for the
support and maintenance of a public
library.
Mr.. Echols-A bill to consolidate
into one act all acts relating to Con-
federate pensions.
Mr.. Hart-A bill to amend an art
in relation to fees of sherffs, ser
geants. criers and constahles.
Mr.. Hart-A bill to amend an act
TO provide for the working and keep
ing in repair the public roads and
bridges, and to regulate the manner
of opening new roads In the county
Of Montgomery.
Mr.. Hart--A bill 10 amend an act
concerning public service corpora
tons which became a law January
Is. 1904,
! Mr.. Cummings---A bill to abolish
all dispensaries for the sale of liquors,
wines, malt liquors or mixtures there
/ OF in the State of Virginia.
| Mr.. Gravatt--A bill 10 amend al
act to incorporate the town of Bow
ing Green. in the county of Caroline.
Mr.. Lesner--A bill to provide for
the extension and operation of water
works, water mains or pipes by cities
| having by the last United States CEN
sus population Of over 10000.
Mr.. Thornton---A bill to amend
and re-enact chapter 50 of the Code
of Virginia, 1887.
Mr. Catron--A bill requiring two
suitable fish ladders at suitable placee
upon the mill dam across Clinch
| river at Speer's Ferry, Scott county,
Va
Mr.. Catron-A bill To allow the old
Confederate soldiers an artificial leg.
foot or hand who do not draw pen
| sions, and are only barred from a
pension under provisions of chapter
asa. section 9. of Acts of the Gen
eral- Assem- hlAt-aP Rfe+ ed April
1902
Mr. West--A bill to authorize the
board of supervisors of Isle of Wight
county to appropriate money for the
erection Of a wharf on Chuckatuck
Creek.
Messrs. Fairly and Featherston--A
bill to grant permission to the rector
and visitors of the University Of Vir-
ginia to have a bronze statue cast of
IIoudon's statue Of Washington in the
rotunda of the capitol: which was
taken up and referred to the Com
mittee on Public Institutions and
Educations.
Mr.. Walker--A bill to tax, license
and protect baited blinds.
Messrs Walker, Saunders. West and
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ing and holding an election upon the
question of prohibiting the manufac-
ture and sale OF Intoxicating liquors
and to declare the effect Of the re-
suit of such election.
Mr. SaundersA bill to amend
and re-enact an act in relation t6
when partition cannot be made there
may be allotment or sale: proceed
ings In case of sale; how proceeds
distributed or invested, and ef1ect
of sale on right of dover
MIR. Holt--A bill to prescribe the eff
feet as evidence to be given to deeds
, | recorded prior to the year 1855
Mr. MontaRue-A bill to provide in
cities containing 10000 Inhabitants
and less than $4,000 inhabitants, fol
: the appointment of special justice
OF the peace. to be known as the
, city Justice, to prescribe his juris-
dietion and duties and to fix his com
pensation; and to authorize the issue
by said justice OF warrants within
! his jurisdiction cognizable only b,
said justice.
Mr.. Fletcher--A bill requiring the
auditor of public accounts to fur
i nish to the Governor at stated periods
a list of all treasurers. clerks and
, other officers Of the State charged with
the collection Of the public revenues
who have and who have not compiled
with the law in regard to making re-
ports and paving the public revenues
so collected by them. into the public
/ treasury.
, Mr. Fleto her-A bill to amend sec
ton 604 of the Code, in relation to
settlements by the treasurers OF coun-
, ties and cities with the auditor oi
, | public accounts