The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-16

1910.
BY Mr.. Price. A bill to amend and
Fe-enaet section leland section 1e9
OF an act approved March 13. 1912, en-
titled an act to amend and re-enact
section 107. section los and section
100 of an act approved March 16, 1910.
section 107. section los and section
100 of an act approved April Is, 1908.
entitled an act to raise revenue for
the support Of the government and
public free schools and to pay the
interest on the public debt. and to pro-
vide a special tax for pensions. as au-
thorized by section 1879 OF the con-
stitution, as amended and re-enacted
by an act approved February -, 1904.
entitled an act to amend and re-enact
sections rs to lat. inclusive, Of an
act approved April 16, 1908, entitled
an act to raise revenue for the support
of the government and public free
schools. and to pay the interest on
the public debt, and to provide a
by section 1Ss of the constitution.
BY Mr.. Reed: A bill to amend and
re-enact an act entitled an act to
amend and re-enact section Of an act
of the general assembly OF Virvinia,
approved February IS, 1910, and en-
titled an act to require all water COM
panies, heat, light and power COM
panies and gas companies to pay a
franchise tax, property tax. and to
furnish certain reports to the State
corporation commission.
By Mr.. White: A bill to continue
and extend an act of the general as
sembly Of Virginia, entitled an act to
direct the board Of charities and cor
rections to ascertain, investigate and
report to the next general assembly Of
Virginia as to the propriety OF pro-
viding surgical aid and treatment to
the deformed. crippled and dishgured
persons Of the Commonwealth, who
are too poor to provide such treatment
for themselves and to provide the
sum of $4,000 for the purpose.
By Mr.. Pitts: A bill in relation to
how bonds, notes and other evidences
of debt secured by deed of trust.
mortgage or other conveyance of real
estate In this State shall be taxed.
By Mr.. Reed: A bill to amend an
act approved February %, 1890, as
amended by an act approved March 8.
1896, to prescribe the mode of ap-
plying for and obtaining license
(other than a license for which the
certificate of a court Is required by law
before 1t Is granted). the tax on which
but for this act would be $50 or more
were 1t issued for the period OF one
year.
To the committee on counties. cities
and towns:
BY Mr.. Land: A bill to authorize
the counties and cities OF the State
jointly or severally to establish county
or city farms. and providing for the
Joint use OF the same and for the gov
eminent and support OF persons con-
fined therein.
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and re-enact an act entitled an act
to organize county and city boards of
poor commissioners. and require re-
ports from said boards.
BY Mr.. Chalkley: A bill to amend
sections l, Z. 9. 10 and IL of an act
to provide for the issuing OF county
bonds for permanent road or bridge
Improvement in the magisteriai dis
tricts OF the counties of the State. APP
proved March IS. 1919.
To the committee on printing:
BY MIR. Weaver. of Warren: A bill
providing for minimum size of type
to be used In legal Of quasi-iegal adj
vertising.
BY Mr.. Weaver, of Warren: A bill
be used in public printing and adver-
Using
To the committee on agriculture and
mining:
BY Mr. Page: A bill in relation to
the sale of farm produce on commits
sion.
To the committee on general laws:
BY Mr.. Daniels: A bill to amend
and re-enact an act entitled an act
to authorize the judge OF any court.
police justice or justice of the peace
In cities Of forty thousand inhabitants
and over to continue the case and adj
nit to bail any person brought before
him charged with being an habitual
drunkard, with falling to support his
wife or children. with being a vagrant
or an idler able to work. and who Is
liable to become a charge upon the
corporation and to commit such per-
son to the supervision OF an officer. to
be known az q probation officer: to
provide for the appointment and COM
pensatfon of such probation officer,
and to invest him with fun police
power while In tho discharge Of his
duties. so a. to cover cities of fifteen
thousand Inhabitants and over: max
my Il statewide; to apply only to
habitual drunkardsi sending ench
[Afunkafds to the convict road fUrce
lin certain contingencies.
BY Mr. Stephenson: A bill to pro-
hibit gambling
BY NJ. Meetss: "A bill to amend ana
re-enAct an act entitled IN act - re-
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