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Washington Journal., 1914-06-06
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Washington Journal., 1914-06-06
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Washington Journal., 1914-06-06
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Washington Journal., 1914-06-06
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Washington Journal., 1914-06-06
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Washington Journal., 1914-06-06
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Washington Journal., 1914-06-06
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Washington Journal., 1914-06-06

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Washington Journal., 1914-06-06
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Washington Journal., 1914-06-06
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Washington Journal., 1914-06-06
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29

joint session OF tho House and Sen
nts Committees for Courts OF Justice
VIII be held on February 2, to consider
the Chalkley workmen's compensation
act and similar liability laws now
pending
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THE HOUSE

The House OF Delegates was con
vcned yesterday with prayer by Rev. ].
u. Elson, OF Elizabeth City. n. J. Sen
ste BIZ No. j. imposing a tax of 10
cents on money deposited In bank I'm
lieu q other state. city ana county
lax was dismissed. the House having
on the preceding day passed the
Weaver bin making tho rate 20 cents
TO which the Senate agreed
NIr oliver, Of Fairfax made An Ct
fort TO secure iinal consideration of the
Thornton bill which came over from
the senate. authorizing the lnstitu-
ton OF proceedings to enforce the re-
turn OF the will OF Martha WASHINGTON.
There was objection and tho bill was
passed To is third reading. 1t will
come NJ for final passage IN the
House to-day.
Without objection tho House passed
the ChaiIlcy bill, amending tho act
'l regard Ia the use Of State money aid
for load building. and the operations
OF the convict labor forces. The bill
provides that application for State
money aid for road building must BIO
made to the state Highway Commits
s!onor before the first day of January
ar each fiscal wear. This will enable
the commissioner to utilize his force
IN the winter months in preparing for
active construction as soon as spring
weather comes
The House also passed the Brewer
Dill amending the provisions as to
local assessments for public improve
inents IN cities and towns. The re-
Viscd bill permits, in lieu Of personal
service OF notice OF the intention OF
the municipality TO make such improve
ment at the cost of abuttinR owners
that the notice may be published once
week for four weeks in some news
paper published or having general cir
oulation in the city or town in qucs-
tion.
The Montague bill revising tho
statute creating the office Of Civil
Justice in cities of more than 10000
Inhabitants, was amended to meet tho
views OF the bar associations of Rich
inonh and Norfolk. the only two cities
affected by the act, and was passed
TO It's third reading.
The Stephenson bill TO provide, on
petition OF nifty qualified voters. for :,
IccrrGngemcnt Of the mngistcrial dis
tric,s. the increase or diminution
thereof, or for the change Of the
name of any district. was passed to its
third reading without objection.
ON favorable report form the Com
mittec for Courts of Justice, the House
passed 10 it's third reading tho bill of
fercd by Messrs. ChallSlcy and Ste
phenson amending the divorce practice
iNNF ~ vi f-4Ili't ~ fFp|IuC IO1 inH
mailing OF Il copy OF the order of pub
liCation TO nonresident defendants at
their last known place OF address. by
registered mail, at least fifteen days
before the taking OF depositiona
After Il brief explanation from it's
patron, Mr.. White, the House passed
10 its third reading q bill TO provide
for the method OF contest in local
option election cases. II provides for
appeal from the Circuit Courts to the
Supreme Court. II made within thirty
days, Mr.. White explained that under
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o. license tax by cities and Il" towns in cer
BY Messrs. Wills White and ' Roed: 4
biz! to provide for change in the form OF
ef ss Of oo c ond having popula;on
provide In what manner such cities and
towns may adopt such form OF government
i" the Committee on Agriculture and
BY Mesars. Bonfnn, and Walton: bill
TO amend and re-enIct section OF an act
sections .. J. 5 C. :, and 10 Of an net cniI'
tied an act 10 protect and advance agricui-
commercial fertilizers and the guarantee
ana condition upon which they ,lre 10 be
solo. and nxing the penalties Incurred FOR
BY Mr.. Love: \ bin 20 regulate tho reIa
tlons between the enployc and employer OF
by Mr.. Grant: A bill TO prohibit the run
Ming at large Of dogs and to protect tho
this state.
To the Committee on General Laws.
BY Mcssrs. Cousins. Woodward and Toncv.
OF an act approved March IS. iso? cnti-
tieG an act to promote tho public health
and to regulate the sanitary construction,
house draining and plumbing. and TO secure
me registration OF plumbers In all cities
within the state Of Virginia having Il popu-
iation OF 5000 Inhabitants. and to provide
for a board of examination OF plumbers
therein and defining their duties and pow
nrovide for penalties for the Violation Of
thi5 act and to repeal all laws inconslstont
WIN the provisions OF this act.
deceptive and misleading Advertising and
making such advertising "A Mediterranean
ana providing penalties.
To the Committee ON Finance
By MeHsrs Spaug and Houston: 4 bill TO
PROVIDE Tor congressional district and gem
.rn' TAX commission tor an assessment OF
NE real and Tangible personal property uf
the state of Virginia during the wear lsI5
I'm addition 10 the assessment now provide,l
oE ia'y. and TO recommend the General
assembly plan Tor the taxation OF cor
poTat!ons so that all OF the citizens. prop-
erty owners and corporations OF tn. Star a
may be required Ia contribute hts or Us
pro rata share OF the money needed for the
support OF the government.
by Mr.. Rolston: A bill to amend and 70
enact sections 1905 and 350s OF the Code OF
Virginia. as TO compensation of cl.rks OF
circuit courts.
By Mr.. Hobson; a bin to amend and re.
enact an act entitled act TO amend and
r-cntct acc'ion 46 OF an act 10 put into
effective operation the provisions OF the Con.
sututi"n relating TO the creation. appoint
Inent aud organization OF tho State Corpora
ZION Commission: its Jurisdiction, powers
functions and duties: the qualifications OF
tho members and officers thereof, their mn.
pointment nnd salaries: the location OF ii {
oHiGes. and places and times OF Its pubic
sessions; It's writs, processes. ordsrs findings
and Judgments and IFS expenses etc an.
proved March Il. 1910
To the Committee on Special, Private and
Local Legislation.
/ u! Mr. Williams: \ bill TO provide n ne "
! charter for the town of Narrows Va and
! 10 repeal all other acts o. parts of ;,c,s In
/ conflict herewith.
/ ~ Mr. Browning: A hill to amend and
/ rc-enact section Of act entitled an act
10 amend and ro-cnact chapter 25G Of In.
Acts OF Assembly of 1856. as amended hv
! chapter 1913. Acts of Assembly of lss3-4 en-.
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oranee. and TO enable said town to borrow
by Mr. .,oniiant: a bin TO amend and
re-enact. 20 far os the County OF PowhRtan
bly, of Virginia entitled an act To provide
for working tho roads IN ths Counties OF
proved March 3, 1883
To tn. Committee on Asylums and Prisons.
ming or night school the S,ute Pcn,-
Tertiary.
To tho Committee on sonds and Internal
Navigation.
By Mr.. Land: \ bill 10 regulate the run
ming and operation. OF traction engines over
n,u aions 'he pubic hishway5 OF THIS Com
monwcaith. ana to provide penalties :or
L" the Committee on schools and Colleges.
create "A legislative commission TO study the
lese for women near tSe University OF Viz
TO the Committee on Chesapeake aud Its
by Mr. Comnlins: \ bill 10 amsrd and
enact SUBSECTION 6 Of section 25ss Of The
Code OF Virginia. As amended and re-cnacted
by an act approved March ~, 1912, entitled
an " &c, to amend and re.enac' suhsee,ions
To the Committee ON Library.
By Mcssrs. Iorncr Gordon. Lewis. Cav
Miistead, AIcetzc Duie reed. nomifan,.
commins. Gum Dodson, Willis Adams Dial
(2n nr, Gran ma h ,,n Soland; weayer OF
ton ana maintenance Of Legislative ref
crencc bureau.
TO the Committee on Public Property
BY Mr.. Myers: \ Dill TO provide for tho
removal OF the fence now surrounding the
circle or plat OF ground which the eaies-
TRAN sta:u. OF Robert l.. Lee Is located.
and for beautlfying the said plat OF ground
by tho city of Richmond
I To the Committee ON Privileges and Flee
lions.
by Nr. Chalkley; \ bill to amend and
re-ennc; section OF an act approved March
II, 1901. entitled an act Ia provide for lists
OF AL persons who have paid their State
poll TAX. and FOR posting the same. and pro-
viding compensation therefor as amended
and rc-enHctcd by an act approved March
3: 1905. and 10 provide for correcting aaid
lists.
To the Committee Appropriations.
By Mr.. Hobson: \ bill 10 appropriate the
sum Of 5000 for tho erection OF memo
rial arch at tho entrance OF lakewood Gene
terry in the city OF Richmond, upon certain
conditions.
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giuia. approved May II. 1913. Patron,
Senator Early.
TO dedicate 10 the city of Richmond
a strip of land at the southeast corner
Of Capitol Square. Patrons, Senators
IIarman and Cannon.
To place 1t in the discretion of the
court TO require testimony In "A divorce
case 10 be given ore tcnus In open
court. Patron, Senator Paul.
To authorize the Auditor of Pub
lie Accounts TO pay out OF the amount
appropriated TO pay criminal charges
the allowances made jurors summoned
from the city of Richmond TO try a
criminal case in tho Corporation Court
OF the city OF AleHandria. Patron,
Mr.. Thomson.
To clearly define the exemption OF
building and loan associations or COM
panies from tho payment OF any state
franchise tax. Patron, Mr.. Lcsner
To compensate X Gordon Finnoy,
trial Justice for Alexandria County,
Va, for services rendered rs such trial
Justice under the act OF the General
ASSEMBLY of Virginia, approved March
-. 1912. Patron, Mr.. Thornton
To provide compensation for judges
of tho Supreme Court OF Appeals of
Virginia on their retirement from the
bench after y service OF twelve CON
age Of seventy years. Patron, Mr..
Wcndcnburg.
To require the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts to cali for statements of couu-
ty and city trcasurers concerning all
financial affairs in said offices, and to
provide penalties for tho failure to
comply with The provisions of this act.
Patron Mr.. Paul.
TO amend and re-enact section SIS OF
a. IN 10 of nj l.aI IL
re- enacted by an act approved Dozen
bcr 10, 1908. Patron, Mr.. Drcwry.
To amend the labor laws OF the state
so as 70 give the Commissioner OF
.abor discretion In Office buildings in
cities of 5000 inhabitants or less. Pa
irons, Messrs. Rhelnhnrt and Buchanan
TO authorize the United States gov
ernment TO acquire title to and juris-
diction over certain lands situated ~
Cape Henry, In the County Of Princes.
Anne. Patrons, Messrs. Lesner ana
I Mapp.
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Colonel Leedy. of Page County. Of
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Here and There
in the Legislature

Delegate Gordon, OF Louisa. offered IL
maximum fee bill yesterday which
would limit the amount OF com
pensation TO various offices. The
Gordon bill applies to clerks OF
courts for elites and counties;
treasurcrs, both city and county;
commissioners of the revenue. sheriffs,
high constables, Sergeants and similar
officers. 1t provides first for Il strict
violations of the bill mean that the
Jlfcnder will be removed from office.
In the accounting there must be listed
by court clerks not only the actual
court fees or criminal fees, such as
were recently reported by many court
clerks under the West resolution. but
the officer must state the other sources
OF income of his office, such as state,
county and city salary allowances, fees
from marriage licenses. allowances for
certifying lists of voters for elections,
and similar services.
The Gordon bill fixes the maximum
allowances as follows: Where the fees
OF the office amount to $4,000 or less.
the officer shall receive tho whole
amount annually; from $4,000 to $40
600, he shall receive Onc-half OF the
fees of the Office with $4,000 as a
minimum; where the fees OF the Office
exceed 10000. he shall receive one
half or the first $4,000. and one-fourth
Of the fees over $4,000. The bill also
makes clear what expenses OF such
and what are to be paid by the coun-
ties. cities or State, about which there
are said TO be some inequalities at
present.
Colonel Leedy, OF Page County, Of.
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Senate Bills

BY Mr. Blanks: \ bill 10 amend the law
In relation To the assessment and taxation
OF property OF railway aud canal corpora
lions for state and local purposes. Referred
to tho Committee on Finance.
BY Mr. Walker: A bil to create tax
commission, 10 define its powers and duties.
and provide for its maintenance. Referred
to the Committee on Finance
BY Mir. Hartman: bill TO provide for tho
removal OF the fence now surrounding tho
circle or plat of ground on which the eques-
trian statue OF Robert +. Lee is located, and
FOR the Identifying OF the said plat or
ground by the city OF Richmond deferred
TO the Committee on Finance.
BY Mr. Harman: bill 10 appropriate the
sam OF $1,000 for the erection of memo
rial arch at the entrance OF lakewood Gene
terry. In the city OF Richmond. upon certain
conditions. referred to the Committee on
Finance.
BY Mr.. Walker: A bill to amend and re-
enact section 1885 of the Code OF Virginia rs
heretofore amended. Referred to the Com
mittec for Courts of Justice.
by Mr.. Cntron: a bill requiring iuries to
pass upon all questions concerning tho liza :
billy of employers for injuries or death
sustained by their employees. Referred to
the. Committee for Courts OF Justice.
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Delegate Price. of PETERSBURG ycster-
day offered Il bill to prohibit police
officers from using what ~ known as
the third degree" The biz makes
ii unlawful FOR any police officer, de-
tective, sheriff or other state or city
ohtcer 70 coerce, cross-cxaminc or use
any Of the methods known as the third
degree. except when the prisoner $
attorney or some personal reprcsen-
tative OF the prisoner IS present.
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.6E0e ..,<<r1
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the present lawmaking tha decision OF
Circuit Courts final, there were con-
hicting decisions by various Circuit
Judges In different sections OF the
State. and no final decision which would
be binding IN future cases
Speaker Cox called Mr.. Browning, of
Orange, to the chair and for tho first
time this session took tho floor in
active support of his bill provtlins
tor certain safety appliances in fac
tories. shops and other places Of en-
ployment. The bill gives tho Commits
Sioner OF Labor certain supervisory
pcwcrs. Several members expressed
themselves rs thoroughly in accord
with the general purposes of the bill.
but objected to the provision requiring
all doors leading into any such work
shop TO be constructed To open out
wardly. and not to be locked, bolted
or fastened during WORKING hours. Ar
ter amendments lad pccn inserted cX-
empting sliding tire doors approved by
insurance companies, and sliding team
coorc not used as the ordinary places
of exit for employees, and cNemptinE
all workshops employing less than TWEEN
ty-rvc people the bin was passed to
its third reading Mir. Myers pointed
out that it was by no means az drastic
rs tho exiting city ordinances already
in effect in Richmond.
y hll offered by Mr.. Birrcll. of Alex =
andria, amending section 1874 OF the
Coie 10 ALLOW postInastcrs to serve
on boards Of health was passed by. on
Information that u bill having the
samo purpOrt had passed the Senate.
AIR. Birrell explained that Or. w. NJ.
smith Of Alexandria, has just been ap-
pointed postmaster of that place, ana
that ii was desirable that nc he re-
tanned on the State Board of Health.
The present law prohibits Federal APP
pointecs from serving on state boards.
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House Bills
The following Bills wero presented and re-
ferrcd under Rule 81:
To the Committee for Courts Of Justice.

The following bills wero presented ana
terrcd under Rule 81:
ny MIR. Reed; ~ bill TO amend and re-
enact section c35ii OF the Code III Virginia.
ceInber 10. 1908 amending chapter 10, Acts
Of Assembly is95-lss6. requiring 'sherins and
sergeants TO report to the courts the num-
Der OF prisoners confined in their respective
mum amount OF COMPENSATION OF court
clerks. examiners OF records county ana
-herins. high constables and city sergeants.
ity Mr. Leedy: BIZ TO amend and re
Win reference to to the limitation OF proccod-
irss TO enforce a judgment
BY Mr.. Leedy: \ bill 10 provide when
shan he suspended by proceedings In gen
eral creditors suits as TO claims provabio
BY MIR Leedy: bin to amend and re-
enact an act approved February % 1912. to
heretofore amended
Hy Mr.. Price. by request bin to pro-
BY Mr. Brrel: 4 bill to provide for pre-
liminary hearings of all persons charged
son 50 charged may DO without the State.
or such hearings waived by the person 30
chursed. ana providing for appeals tho
part OF the State from decisions OF the jus
tice holding such hearing OH certain con-
TO the Committee on Insurance and Banking.
BY Mr.. Lecdy: 4 bill To cause all accounts
or deposits In the several banks and tile
banking corporations. whereof the deposi,or
is unknown, or the person to whom such
account {. duo is unknown. and against
/ which deposit or account there has been
I no check draft order for the period or
twenty years. to eschent to the Common
| wealth. and 20 direct the manner OF re-
porting same, and tho final disposition
| thereof.
BY Messrs. Chalkloy and oliver: \ bill
| 10 amend and re-enact sections H. ~ ana
! !; al chapter OF an act entitled an act
concerning the bureau OF insurance and IN
I surance, guaranty. trust. indemnity. iidcl-
ity, security. and fratcrnal benefit COM
p.nies associations. societies and orders. and
| imposing penalties for It's violation. APP
! proved March O. 1906 as heretofore amended.
| 10 the Committee on Counties, Cities and
Towns.
| Ty Me.srs Woodward Duke, Cousins and
Ferebee bill to amend and re-enact soc
ton s53a OF the Code OF Virginia. MS amended
! and re-enactcd
I BY Mr.. Page: A bill to regulate tho sale
OF certain beverages containing alcohol; OF
cider other than cider which is the pure
Juice or the apple and OF certain mixtures
preparations and liquids containing alcoho
in excess OF one.haif OF / per cen, by vol.
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