The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01
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! ~ xvaiL,. nr;tad .ith NJ Pan,
T., .,a,,ing an ohiac.,on Ia cited
~ nnnstitu,ion regardino tho naminlA
| ~ Judges and the duty Of electoral
| boards, He declared that under the
constitution. as ne read II. the cleo
| toraI boards could name only three
Judges. giving one 10 the minority
parts.
Before n vote could be reached on
ANY one of the amendments the hour
! for the joint session to receive Secre-
tary Bryan arrived. and recess was
taken the agreement being that when
the senate reconvened 1t would lie for
the purpose of adiourning.
No Marking of Convict Goods.
! From the senate committee on gem
eral laws there came report ad-
versely recommending the proposition
of Mr.. Cannon to have all goods made
in penal INSTITUTIONS SO marked as W
iinah. . :, ~ +ho Gods tbav arc
''.,saing -rha XII, ywas stronrIv
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pa $50 - 49, -, 20 ,,re =
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| ny 49,, y5a,.i-,ara rafeorsor Citv
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nv -, - ,>asga IN the sen
ate tou ~ tstW = 81 r.'r;ch ms been
No.e ~ tsarrnars, fro~onera-
suppolie - r...ioraa ,,,fnn THE
~ GU ha,d ~ the hureau will
PpSa. 20 on - -, a lii ho a eort
pay $500 ;ss"n,.,' -; dcnar,r7ent
% 49,. o. ,rista+ttra ,,,a+.ers
| 80 ai5 r'Iant aa4a IN legislative
~ VIZ 49,, 49, S,a+as and will
supJeIts .io'i. ,br,,,,,t, VIRGINIA ana
aisst ,a,i ,.;th eha char
| .1..sn - T., yyirc,nia The man
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! B'i II S'ghea'
The signature 81 Governor stuart
was today attached to the safety ap-
pliaIce act which passed both
/
| hill is one which has been advocated
| by the state Federation of Labor ana
| IS of special benefit to the men VINO
are engaged in hazardous occupations
/ The men used was furnished by +. G.
| Dawson, of tho State Federation or
Tabor, and when It was used II was
| handed back 10 the owner, who VIII
preserve it.
Nominations by the Governor.
/
| the senate the following nominations:
| To be mer..ber Of the board OF
directors of the Virginia Penitentlary
| for a fun term of FIVE years, begin
ming March 1st~-Sa muel Cohen. or
| Richmond Mr.. Cohen has been
| member of the board for number
of years and has taken great pride IN
| the management If the affairs OF the
! institution. He is a regular attend
ant on the meetings and has been in
| strumental in inauguratlng reforms IN
| that institution
/ To be members If the board Of Wis
| !tors of the University of Virginia
Arnistead G. Gordon stanton, VIII
! liam H. White. Of richmond, Johh
w Craddoel3, of I.ynchhurg; Good
rich Hatton of Portsmouth; Joseph
/ w Chinn. Jr. II Warsaw. All OF
| these. gave the last two. are members
| ~ the hoard at this time Messrs.
| Haffon and Chinn succeed i. X. NJ.
Norton and Congressman H p, Flood,
| ,ha farrne- ~ Alexandria and the lat
e., - Annonattox
| Three sessions Daily.
-rho sara.e aaou.ea resolution Of
earaa ~ AR WendcnburE, which pro
80, t,o,r,,,,inr on Nopeav the
siuea &c 10, $1,000 !, o,rloct and
sellats s .1ia,N .i,1 a.cIor,, when
| remain in - vaea+ed III, 4
the eIio'i - :, ~ lreen rieht
CLOCK. ~ $3.50. 49,, ~ cbair
az W. - na..a .i41 q o,ciorly
IS again - oe 49, 80 80 contfr,,s,
and tneH the SeSSioi1S 90 ~ ~, ~
TIL such time as the s~nate a1t"ii "e
termine 10 adjourn ioi ehe uas'
This means that the 1oftS -sese.-
page calendar ~hieh Wiz sIow ~
about fifty pages on MONDAY, VIII pe
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