The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-14

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BY Mr. Cox-A bill to amend and
re-enact section 2s11 of the Code of
Virginia in relation to judgment in
dctinue.
BY Mr.. Cox--A bill to amend and
se-enact section 1899 OF the Code of
Virginia in relation to Judgment
debtors about to quit the State.
My Messrs Cousins and Cox-A bin
to amend and re-enact section 31Sa OF
the Code of Virginia relative to OBJ
tanning Jurors for the trial OF a case
in which a city, town county Is
party; how the venire facias shall be
directed and executed, and how jury
formed.
BY Messrs. Cousins and Cox--A bill
to amend and re-enact section 81 of
an act approved March Is. 1895. and
entitled An act TO amend and re-enact
sections 4. 5, s, 9, ~. IS and q of
an act concerning the exercise of the
power of eminent domain, approved
January is, 1904"
MY Mr.. Kent, by reQuest--A bill TO
prevent the spread OF disease through
public offices of this Commonwealth.
My Mr.. Stant--A bill to amend Sec
ton 3o4s of the Code OF Virginia. as
amended by an act approved March s..
1894. as further amended by an act
approved May 30. 1908, and by an act
approved December IL, 1903, and as
further amended by an act approved
January IL. 1904, and as further
amended by an act approved March
Is, 1904.
BY Messrs. Buck and Hundiey--A
bill to repeal an act entitled an act to
provide compensation for judges Of
the Supreme Court of Appeals of yir-
fgfnia in: their retirement from the
bench after service of / , consecutive
years and after attaining the age of
seventy years, approved March 4. 1914.
BY Mr.. Lowry. of Bedford---A bill
providing when no motion shall be en-
tertained by the Supreme Court of
Appeals TO dismiss An action at law
or suit in equity because brought In
the wrong forum.
To the Committee on schools and
Colleges:
BY Mr. Fuiier-A bill allowing tun-
der certain conditionsl district or
county school boards TO provide free
school books for children attending the
public schools and instructing boards
of supervisors and city councils 20
provide the necessary revenue.
BY Mr. Giipin--A bill regulating the
change of school books by the State
Board OF Education.
To the Committee on General Laws;
BY Messrs. Davis and Hali--A bill
to amend and re-enact an act to pre-
vent the fraudulent sale In bulk of
merchandise or any portion thereof
otherwise than in the ordinary course
of trade approved May 20. 1908. aud
| providing that any sale thereof shall
be void as against creditors and the
purchaser. transferee or assignee shall
be accounta BILE to such creditors for
the goods wares and merchandise 50
received by them unless the prov.s.
! ions hereof are complied with
BY Mr.. Reed--A bill to amend and
re-enact section of chapter 5 of
an act entitled an act concerning cor
/ porations. which became a law with
out the Governors signature May p ..
1903.
! By Mr.. Reed--A bill TO amend and
re-enact section of chapter of an
| act entitled an act concerning corpo-
! ratioEs. which became a law without
the Governors signature May 81,
1903
! BY Mr.. Stephenson-A bill to pro-
hibit gambling.
| BY Mr.. Lowry. of Bedford--A bill
making the carrying of concealed
weapons felony upon the third con-
viction and prescribing punishment
| therefor.
| To the Committee on Insurance and
! Banking;
! By Mr.. Cox--A bill providing when
| the defense of death by suicide can
be made in any action. motion or suit
on life insurance policies.
! Br Mr.. Leedy-A bill to cause all
accounts or deposits in the several
banks and banking corporations in
this Commonwealth whereof the de-
positor is unknown of the persons or
| persons to whom such account or de-
! posit belongs, or belong, Is or are
known. and against which deposit or
Account there has been no check,
dray. or order for period of fifteen