The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-28

age and sale OF cold storage food; fix
ing penalties for the violations Of the
provisions thereof, and providing for
the enforcement thereof.
BY Mr.. Adams: To amend and re-
enact section 10 of chapter of an
act entitled an act to regulate the
practice OF pharmacy and the COM
position, branding. possession, dis
pensing and sale of drugs. poison and
narcotics, and to repeal certain exist
ing acts in relation thereto, approved
March Ia, 1908.
BY Mr.. Kent: To amend and re-
enact section ! of an act approved
February %, 1910, entitled an act to
require the reporting of cases of In
fectious, contagious, communities BILE
and dangerous diseases to boards of
health.
To the committee on roads and in
ternal navigation:
BY Mr.. Steck: Providing for the
protection of turnpikes or other pub
lie roads that have been treated with
bitumen or other artificial binder from
injury by traction engines. tractors
or motor trucks and prescribing
penalties fer the violation thereof.
To the committee on agriculture
and mining:
BY Messrs Woodward and Cousins:
To conserve the supply of beef cat
tie and increase and promote the
raising of beef cattle in this State
by the prevention of killing or slaugh-
ter OF veal calves in this State for a
period Of three years.
To the committee on privileges and
elections:
BY Mr. Grant: To amend and re-
enact section Ga of the code of Vir-
ginia so as to provide for the appoint
~
the electoral boards from each OF the
highest number of votes at the pre-
ceding general election.
To the committee on special. pri-
vate and local legislation:
BY Mr.. Robertson: To provide a
road commission for Capeville Magis-
terial district in Northampton county.
and to repeal previous acts.
BY Mr. Grant: To repeal an act en-
titled an act to incorporate the town
OF Honaker. in Russell county. APP
proved February 20. 1900. set out in
the acts Of the general assembly of
Virginia. acts 1s99-1900. page ass,
chapter 437.
BY Mr.. Pitts: To provide for sub
hitting the question of the sale OF
liquor by dispensary in the town OF
Scottsville, Virginia, to the qualified
voters of said town. and to prohibit
any other election to be held in said
town upon the question Of the sale of
liquor therein. In any manner, within
two years after any election is held
under this act.
BY Messrs. Spessard and Barley: To
authorize A. W. Hartman. Jr., treas
urer, to restore and pay over to vari-
Gus parties the special fund of $4.-
79o6o reported to be in his hands
under the heading Of special primary
election fund on deposit In Planters
National bank. Richmond. in the re-
port of the said treasurer for the fis-
cal year ending September 80. 1913.
BY Mr.. Bonifant: To authorize and
require the board of supervisors of
Powhatan county, by and with the
approval OF q majority of the qualified
voters In said county. to levy a spe-
cial road tax, 10 be used for perma-
nent road improvements in said
To the committee on finance:
BY Mr.. Page: To prevent double
taxation on real estate.
Bv Mr.. Rolston: To amend and re-
enact section 613 of the code of Fir-
ginia as amended by an act approved
March IS. 1908. entitled an act to
amend and re-enact sections 613 and
Oh TINS Iout u ~ dpRhoNCh
March ls. 1904.
By Messrs Woodward and Cousins
To impose a special license tax on
persons trading in secondhand grape
baskets, gas, water ana electric FIX
lures, etc.
BY Messrs. Woodward and Cousins:
To amend and re-enact section 3714-a
fthe code of Virginia of 1904 SO as
to restrict the trading in second hand
grape baskets. electric light and lead
or brass fixtures. etc.
BY Mr.. Harrison: A bill to amend
and re-enact section 14sS Of the code
as heretofore amended in relation 10
the condemnation and purchase OF
land for schoolhouses.
To tho committee on insurance and
banking:
BY Mr.. Rolston: To provide for
State insurance OF public property
against fire.
BY Mr. Smith, OF King and Queen:
Allowing the insurance commissioner
Of the State to make adjustment in
any loss by fire. where the insurance
company issuing the policy on the
property lost does not pay the insur-
ance within sixty days.
To the committee on public prop
erty:
BY Mr.. Kent: Resolution directing
the committee on public property to
report as to the availability of the
southeast corner of the Capitol Square
tor an office building.
To the committee on appropria-
tons:
BY Messrs. Baker and Stubs: To
amend and re-enact an act of the gen.
eral assembly OF Virginia. approved
March IA. 1912, entitled an act to ap-
propriate sum OF money not to ex-
coed $2.500 per year for the two years,
1912 and 1918. for the relief OF needy
Confederate women OF Virginia. who
are not upon the State pension rolls.
nor are not inmates OF any Confed-
crate. Independent or church homes
or charitable institutions. the relief to
such needy Confederate women to be
affected by the auditor of public ac-
counts of Virginia, Issuing his war
rants upon the State treasury to each
beneficiary under this act. such bene-
ticiaries to be ascertained and deter
mined by proofs satisfactory to said
auditor furnished by the orga IMITATION
Of women known a. the Virginia divi-
sion OF the United Daughters of the
Confederacy.
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