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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15

Come right in! will gladly tell
you about myself. FOR 1 have longed
Tor the time when ] could tell some
one OF mS recovery am so elatcd,
now that ! can walk, that I really
don't know where TO commence" said
Mrs. Lizzie MacMastcr, OF 3lo Hum
parys St, Lowell, Mass. when asked
for statement She continues:
"For seven years / have not known
a day that did not have pain. All
my JOINTS were afflicted. when I
moved my head / could hear and feel
grating Hike there was gravel or sand
in my neck My knees would snap
and crate like my neck, they were
drawn up 80 | was unable to straightcn
them. tho grating of my knees could
DO" heard downstairs. If want
cd to Sit down would have to literally
fall In chair. Trunk straps were
fastened around my body to get me up
stairs, on the top step | was laid on a
rug and dragged TO the bed.
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warfare under prevailing conditions
need revising. submitted It's memo
randunl.
VILLA PLANS CAMPAIGN
AGAINST SONORA TOWNS
Alberto Gnrcin. Mexican I,undit and
Friend OF Rebel Leader, Tells
of New Move

francisco villa is planning another
campaign against towns in sonora is
the statement attributed to-day To AL
berto Garcia. alleged Mexican bandi,
arrested here on Friday by friends OF
the prisoner. According TO these per-
sons Garcia told them he had been
in daily communication with Villa. and
that he came here on business for him.
Ives g. I.elcvicr, consul of the tie
iacto Mexican government here. said
application would be made for tho cx-
tradition of Garcia TO Mexico Tor trial
on u charge of murder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15
BACK TO HEALTH
BY NATURES ROUTE

This Is the title OF a most intorcst.
me bookict issued by the Celebrated
Srivar Mineral Spring. The booklct
c"tains the strongest letters of fcsti.
n"niai from men eminent in the nrn-
LESSONS of medicine. law and thcolouv
from bankers. merchants. manufacture
'rS and others, telling how this re-
markablc water has relieved them of
dyspepsia and Indigestion, ncryous
headache. rhcuma tiSm. rall stones kid
ncy and liver ,!iScascs uric acid poi,on-
in;r and other ailments due to innurc
blood. sign AMI mail the following lot
ter And you Will have no cause to re-
prct it.
Shivar Spring,
l;ox 20 y. Shelton. &. c.
Gcu. u men:
close herewith two dollars for ten gal
Ions OF Shivar Mineral Water arrcc
TO give II Il fair trial. in accordance
with instructions contained in booiilct
YOU Will send. and If il fails TO benefit
my case you agree To refund the pri,.
in fun upon receipt Of tn" two cIuptv
dcnijohns which agree to return
promptly.
Address Observation-Disclosures.
Shipping Point
plcasc write distinctly) Adv.
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TO AMEND RESERVE LAW
Kern Would Allow officers or Em-
ployccS OF Member Banks to Become
Anilinted with Other Banks.

WASHINGTON, February 14.-Scna-
tor Kern, Democratic leader. to-day
introduced bill to amend the Federal
reserve law and permit officers. direo-
tors or employees OF member banks or
Class directors of Federal reserve
banks. with the consent of the Federal
Reserve Board, to BECOME officers. d.
rcCtorS or employees of other banks
banking associations or trust COM
panics, Federal or State, provided they
arc not in competition with member
banks.
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A Message to Thin
Weak Scrawny Folks
An Easy Way to Gain 10 to 10 Pounds
OF Solid. IIcnlthy Permanent FIcsh.

WI SotIus
Thin. nervous undevelopcd mon and
can't understand why j do not get fat.
cat plenty of good nourishinE food"
The reason is just this: You cannot
get fat, no matter how much you eat.
unless your digestive organs nssmil late
the fat-making elements of your food
instead Of passing them out through
the body AZ waste.
What is needed Is q means Of gently
urging the aSsimilatiyc functions OF
the stomach and intcStincs to absorb
thc oils and fats and hand them over
to the blood. where they may reach tho
ana build them UP. The thin persons
body Ia like dry sponge-caScr and
hungry for the fatty materials of which
II IL being deprived by the failure Of the
alimcniary canal to take them from
the food. a splendid way OF working
building. elements and 70 stop the leak
age of fats is TO try Sargol. the fam
GUS flesh building agent that has been
so widely sold In America in recent
years. Take a little Sargol tablet
with every meal and SEQ If your checks
healthy flesh form over your body. COW
crinE each bony angle and projecting
point. Tragic Drug Co. and other good
druggists have Sargol or can get 1t
from their wholesaler. and Will refund
your money IL you are not satisfied
with the gain in weight it produces as
stated on the guarantee in each large
package. IL liz Inexpensive, easy to
take aud highly efficient.
HOTE:-Sargol is recommended only
results in cases Of nervous indig estion.
etc. have been reported, care should
| be taken about using IL unless gain
OF weight is desired
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INDIANS FORCED To FLEE
HEEnRE: CNRRiNIN TROOPS

SAN FRANCISCO. February H.
Progress in the carraiiZa army cam
paiSn against Yaqui Indians in Sonora.
MEXICO. was indicated to-day by Of
fetal reports iclcIrHphcd TO Ramon y.
de Negro. M"Xican cousul-gcneral
General Scrrano reported that two
columns oi troops had occupied Los
Algodoncs ana Tctacondiatc. later adj
vancinG 10 points considered to have
been the headquarters Of the Yaquis.
The Indians. IL was said. were forced
To dee, abandoning arms and amnu-
milton.
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond.

state Senate, Capitol, I: noon.
House OF Delegates. Capitol, 10
O'Clock.
Commonwealth Chapter. ID. a. r.,
Jefferson sn1on. { o'clock.
Art Club of Hichmund. cntcrtnin-
mrnt ny Misses Emily mud Ruth
NroNNn. 4; :0 o'clock.
Shcltcring Arms Free Hospital,
Founders Day exercises. Il noon.
Hoard of Aldermen, city Hall, S
o'clock.
Council Committee on Public
buildings. Properties md Utilities,
CITY Hall. 80 o'clock.
Ia.mrn's Convention, Grace
Street baptist Church, day and
night.
City Auditorium, concert. John
Mccormack. S:15.
I.yric-popuinr vaudeville; NATL
nee. ); night, 40 md q.
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ME:RClIA NTS' LICENSE TAX
QUESTION UP TONIGHT
Cut During Fight.

Cornelius Stewart, colored, 1870 ST
Pau! street. was severely cut ycstcr.
day afternoon by a negro said to have
been sam Robinson. as result Of :.
night IN the Richmond, Fredericksburg
ana Potomac railroad freight station.
lie was taken TO the Retreat for tho
sick where h. was reported as doing
well last night.
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'\NcEHS TREATED SUCCESSFULLY AT
TIE kELl.AM HOSPITAL.

IN" f"llnw Hospital is without parallel
4" 90" 'fcntucrt ~ 'auc"Ih. Tumor-. Ulcers
.tLI '.HiprI' .rr"r. HgG want every man
.'u'. s"ir"H lie ~" Cui0d states To know
ihnt - hHy" ti'ni"d Epcccasfuliy. without
"a" rs" 81 m" Knife. ACIDS. -Itay. Emiium
81 Serum. over ninety p"i cent OF the many
HUrdr"br ~ nuir"frrr during IN" past cigh-
teen scafr
KfII.tN HOSPITAL. INC,
1917 Wort Main ST.. Richmond, Sn.
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The Weather
Forecast. Virginia
-Fnir md rising
temperatures Tues
dny and Wednesday,.
North Carolina
Fair and rising tenn
prruturcs Tuesday
and Wednesday,.


II noon temperature. .... is
= 4. Nj. temperature. REPRESENTATIVES.. II
MaNi'nu'n temperature 10 5 II. NJ. %
Minimum temperature to l.. Nj 10
Mean temperature ............ 10
Normal temperature ............. 40
deficiency in temperature. ... -
hcncicncy in temperature since
NtTtll ! La
Accumulated excess since jan
uary ................. 1873
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15

Rainfall last twcnty-four hours. None
deficiency in rainfall since March
deficiency in rainfall since Jan
uory .................... OBS
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CANNON CHILD LABOR
BILL Is REPORTED
EDUCATION BILL
PASSED BY HOUSE

Continued from First Page
returned unsat!sncd, where improper
charges have been made for handling
goods; where there has been failure
to account properly or with intent TO
defraud: for "A misleading statement as
I" condition OF goods received FOR sale
on commission; where there has been
I combination TO fix prices: where the
merchant purchases the goods for his
own account without prior authority
in writing from the consisnor. OF. for
a misleading stntcmcn, as 10 market
conditions
The bill requires the commission
merchant 10 report In detail 10 the
cons'snor the pIice obtained for the
goods within Ave DAYS after receipt. y
clause requiring him to furnish the
namo and address OF tho purchaser
uas stricken ont
SENATE REJECTS AMENDMENT
LESGTHESiNG SESSIONS
Nv vote OF 81 TO S, tho Senate veg
tcrd1y refused 10 sustain Senator Can
mons Joint resolution proposing 10
enGthen by constitutional Amendment,
Che Legislative session from sixty TO
ninety days The resolution passed III.
General Assembly at the session Of 1914
and, 4 approved, would hav. been sub
nitted 70 the people next November.
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AWAIT DEVELOPMENTS
IN ARMED-BOAT POLICY
Officials Admit United States Finds
Itself in Delicate Position
on Matter.
STILL AT WORK ON ENTENTE
Aiemorandums From German and
Austrian Governments Considered
Sufficient Warning TO Americans
to Keep on Affected Ships.

WASHINGTON, February little
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future deyclournon,s whether ,,r a.,
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as q result ar -. ,ro,,or,,,ir ~,
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from, tho cor,r,, o,. gu, ,,'.
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tho Teu,onic ,iI;.. i, =. ha,;r,.a,, ,I:,,,
matte contro,o,,i. ;,,,a,,i,,a,, .,,
result ana +, ,,i-r. o,o,, ~, ,,,
that tho ,.ri,.L S,,,a.. Am 'i,,,
an unncu,r,l 40, ~ ho,oc.
eronios ar ,h. o,.
VIZ
I'm the other hand. tn" central
NM -
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RAILROADS PROTEST
AGAINST TAX BURDEN
Continued from I.irs, rnv.

lTOll flTSl lnSp.D
way situation dwelling, with emphasis
upon the menace OF unrcgulat.d ,itney
competition to electric railway sol
'cncE. Whatever action the committed
'hNc In the direction OF the Increase
Oh the franchise tax, he said. care
S"o"i" be taken to exclude from tho
"pP'ication Of the iill the electric and
'h'efurnan railways OF the State
Attorney w. d. Cardwcll. represent
ing the Richmond. fredericksburg and
iotomac Railroad Company, reminded
the committee tina, the railroad COM
pahies have not been given an oppor-
'uhitN to hear the arguments in favor
oi inc proposed franchise tax increase
advanced at executive sessions to which
'h"y were denied ad,nittance. and that
ample ti'nc should therefore be allowed
i'r me presentation OF the case of the
railroads IN full
ASSESSED HIGHER HERE
THAN IN OTHER STATES
The power to tox Is the power to
destroy" said Mr.. Cardwcn '"rha,
statement is donbl, true when rho
same power that laws the tax also limits
the earnings. When Won decide TO IN
crease the tax burdens OF the railroa d
companies doing business I'm this State
YOU should also provide some wav 70,
'hem to increase their revenues"
Answering the claim that railro, Il
property is unJcr-asscSscd MIR. Will
mans read from "a Seaboard Air Line
statement TO show that while that
ROAD pays taxes in Nirginin at the
rate of $3.50 4 mile. II pays only s3lO n
miic IN taxes OH the roads mileage in
me other states in which it operates
Garrct H. wall representing the Ch.ya-
pcakc ami Ohio. told the committee
mat his road pays larger per mile
tax In Virginia than in any other
state.
W. b. McIlwainc. counsel for the
Atlantic Coast Line, produced figures
TO show that his road pays n tax of
$3.50 "a mile in Virginia, as against an
average tax OF S359 a mile in the other
states through which the Atlantic
coast Line system operates. Counsel
I.ucicn III. Cooke, Of the Norfolk and
western, said that while the per mile
TAX IN the other States in which his
road operates is II per cent higher
IMAM the tax paid by il per mile in
virginia the earnings per mile in
those states were q per cent higher
thnn IN Virginia, thus producing 4
relatively higher taxation in this State.
MERCHANTS LICENSE TAX
QUESTION UP TONIGHT
Attorney II. Stuart Lewis. of Suffolk.
speaking for the Norfolk Southern, told
the committee that his road, on tho
basis of it's mileage i'll Virginia lis paw
ing 10 IN" state taxes equal To 2G.lS
per cent of lis net earnings computed
on the same basis. and that to increase
its franchise taxes. as proposed by tho
Addison bill. would be t. impose on
ms road q tax burden which would be
approximately twice as great as Is
cNactcd from real estate, taking Dele
gate Reeds own figures
Inc committee rose at Il:I5 O'Clock
without taking a vote on the bill. I,
VIII hold another public herring to-
night on the proposal TO increase the
merchants license taxes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15

! BOARD or Education members. who arc
now appointed. and for other changes
in the school provisions of the Consti-
tuition.
The lTousc met at 10 O'Clock yestcr-
day ana went promptly to work on tho
calendar. Kcv. John VI. Oakley. Jr.. OF
banviilr. offered prayer. Most or the
debate conferred about tho lime grind
ing and game bills. Delegate Reeds
bill. imposing license tax on corpora
tons engaged in the business OF min
ing bituminous coal. after Il lively de-
bate in which the opposition was lcd
by Delegate Baker. Of Chesterfield. was
dismissed from the calendar by u vote
OF 40 to 81.
SENATE BILLS PASSED
AND SENT TO GOVERNOR
Tho followini: Senate bills on their
third reading were passed. and go now
to the Governor for his signature
No SO, amending section fi3 of the
Code. relative TO the returns made by
land assessors and the penalty for their
failure to comply with the require
mcnts of the law.
No -. amending section 1854 of the
Code.
no 1G6. preventing tho maintenance
of suits for the purpose OF restraining
tho assessment OF collection OF taxes.
The following House bills ON their
third rcadin!. We're passed, and 20 now
to the Senate for concurrence:
No. l05. establishing an additional
lime grinding plant for the benefit of
Tidcwatcr NrG iuia. PATRONS. Delegates
Hundlcy. Rev and Norris.
No ~. amending the charter of
Chase city. Patron. Delegate iludEins.
No 1913. making the unauthorized use
of automobiles Il misdcmcanor. Pa
irons. Delegates James IT. Price and
Hundlcy.
No l25, amending section S214 of
tho Code. Patron. Delegate Norris.
40. l3l, providin" for the COM
pulsory school attendance of children
between the ages OF eight and twelve.
Patron. Delegate Williams.
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CUSTER BILL REPORTED
BY SENATE COMMITTEE
Provides for Removal OF Officials
Failing to Enforce PrOhibi-
ton and ViCe Laws.
BROWNING BILL REPORTED
Antivfce Measure IIns Already Passed
House and Meets With Approval
OF Senate Committee on Moral
and Social Welfare.

The "ous,er" hill providing for the
removal from once OF any county. state
or city officer who ncElects or fails 10
euforce prohibition, antiv!cc or nnt!-
gambling laws, was reported out fay
orably yesterday afternoon by the
senate Committee on Mora, and Social
Welfare.
Complain: may be filed, under the
provisions OF the measure. by a citizen
with the judge OF tho Circuit. Corpora
.tion or Hastings Court, who is 10 sum
mon the accused officer forthwith to
show cause why lie should not be re-
moved from Office. The complainant
Will bc represented by the attorney for
the Commonwealth and the Commits
sioncr OF Prohibition. ana The charge
cannot be dismissed without the con
sent OF The two prosecutors and the
attorney ior The defendant
Either side j. secured the right OF
appeal.
Along with tho custer bill. the
committee reported ont tine HrowninG
antivice measure. already passed in the
House. No amendments of amy conse-
euencc were adopted.
roCAHoNTAs CITIZENS
WILL DESCEND on CAPITOL
CITIZENS Of the little town Of Foca
hontas, In farewell County. have risen
up IN arms. ready 10 march down on
the Capitol tomorrow. Situated in q
county which has for years struggled
driiy along under the rigid provisions
~ the Harmon prohibition act, Poca~
hontas has enjoyed the distinction OF
~ Il.
OF tho Southwest
Several days ago The House decrccd
that it should suddenly run dry on
May !, not even giving il the time in
which the rest Of the State Is given to
adjust Itself to the changed order OF
things. Bankers. merchants and other
business men had banked heavily on
tho revenue that Pocahontass wetncss
would bring in before the dry season
presaged by the Mapp bill They will
come tomorrow night prepared to
utter a vigorous protest before the
Senate Committee or Moral and Social
Welfare.
The Mapp bill will he supplementary
10 any existing prohibition laws, giving
to dry territory all The strength il may
possess without dciracting from local
statutes.
CANNON CHILD LABOR
BILL Is REPORTED
The Cannon child labor bill. rccu-
lating ;hc time in which children under
the age Of sixteen years may be EN-
ploycd in factories, etc, was. hy a vote
OF 20 !, reported out favorabiy yes
ierGay afternoon by the senate COM
Tittcc on General Laws an amend
ment gives the Judge OF the court hay
ing jurisdiction the power to relieve
parents and guardians from the opera
ton OF the act for children between
the ages of twelve and fourteen years.
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SENATE REJECTS AMESDMENT
TIGHTENING SESSIONS
THE SENATE

BY unanimous vote. tho Senate yes
Nr!ay passed the Quinn bin pro-
limiting any state treasurer from hor-
rowing money from banks or trus.
companies In which are deposited the
public funds. Violation OF tho act VIII
be deemed a rnisdcmcanor. ana the bank
VIII cease 10 he state depository
from that date
In compliance With resolution
adopted ~ tho senate govern! daya
AGO. the State Board OF Education vcs-
tciGay subniitt"n 10 TINT body it's -ea-
sons for the recent adopt On OF school
books y minority report signed by
the Governor, the Attorney -,;en"rai. ana
the State Superintendent OF Pubic In
s;rucuon, and Il statement oye. IN"
SiSnatu'" % james Southall Wilson
we're also submitted On motion OF son
ator Cannon, they were ordered printed
AS Senate document
$ two.hour session was devoted 10
the passage % senate bills on their
third reading and to tho aGvancerncn,
o. bills On Tie calendar. Two House
bills were taken up OUT Of order and
passed
SENATE: HILLS PASSED
AND SENT TO HOUSE
The following Hills we're pnsq.d:
Senate bill 10. 1910 amend scc
ton 1886 o! IN. Code, provid.nt- WHOM
In an action Of sDsu,nps!t, 10 plea 10 lie
+ received, or lnGuir; % damages made
unless defendant hle with plea AFFIDAVIT
denying plaintiffs cla!rt, but rld.
! nent given therefor Patron Senator
Allen.
Senate bin No. 100 TO amend section
( OF an act 10 provide for state money
aid In addition TO convict lanor 70,
The Improvement OF public roads Pa.
trous Senators Drewry and Saunders
Sonate bin No. l7--In relation 10 IN.
sale OF farm produce on commission
IRE Eriating commission merchants aut
: providing for their registration and III,
issuing OF such Certificate Of regis
tratton by the State Commissioner q
q Agriculture and immigration. Patrons
+ Senator ;ravntt. STROBE and Garrett
Senate bill No 1910 .uthoriz.
counties and cities TO establish sana
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warrnn, for james Mitchell.

Wnrrnnt Tor James MITCHELL.
y warrant charging James Mitchell,
proprietor Of restaurant, with =
serious offensc against Cecil Hit. was
served by Policeman Goldsby ycster-
1uv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15

Tho Addison bill amending the pres
ont Law governing the apportionm"nt
Of the cost OF street crossings across
Tho tracks OF steam railroads so as TO
require the entire cost 70 be borne by
the railroad companies, will he given
n special hearing AZ 3 o'clock this If
tcrnoou before III. senate Committee
ON Roads and Internal Navigation In
Tho courtroom of tho state Corporation
Commission. The same hour is fixed
for n hearing on the companion House
.Iill by tho House Committee on Roads
and Internal Navigation and IL IS
probable that the Two committees VIII
hold a ic!ut sitting.
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PROHIBITS SALE OF HArtMrI'i.
tA1"ILE AND POULTRY FEED,

House bill No. 7o7--To prohibit tho
manufacture and sale OF u"lctcrious
c"tt" ana poultry feeds and prov!dini;
for the enforcement of the nc, a..
irons. Delegates Price, Cousins ana
Brewer.
Senate hin No 12a-To prohibit arv
stat treasurer from borrowing money
from banks or trust companics i'm
which arc deposited tho public funds.
Patron. Senator Gum.
House. bill 30. Tito validate cor
tain lords issued by tho town Of
Orange ana authorizing tho issuing of
Saih bonds for water and stree, i'm
pr"F"rnent patron. Delegate Brown
ing
House bill No li7-To amend section
~ OF an act 10 provide nrw charter
for tho town of Coyinr,on. I,,,,,,
Delegate Goodwin
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Tips will so out of style--yea. will
even he against the iaw-if bill in
PRODUCED yesterday by Delegate y. 3
Adams Ia passed IL prohibits hotels
restaurants cafes dining car com
panicS, sleeping companies and
barber shops from allowing their en-
rlovces TO accept Eratuitics and fofbtds
these employees from receiving them.
Oh the pain of fine.
In order that there may h" no cvas-
ION of tho law the act Inns "a provision
prohibiting the "pIddiug' Of any
charge for services 50 - - take care
of an extra" for tho person perform
ing the service.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

toria for thr care az persons suffering
with tuberculosis. Patron. senator An
Gro VS..
senate bin No. 1870 amend an
act 10 create Et,rick subschool district.
in Matoaca District. Of Chesterfield
County. Patron. senator Henirr
Senate bill No 7G--To provide for
the appointment Of a special Joint com
mittcc on publications 70 consider and
report I'll questions relating 10 The
mcthod and expense OF printing and
publishing books. papers and docu-
m"urs. issued or used hy tho several
departments OF the state government
and Ivy the several institutions and
subdivisions OF the state and 10 further
consider ana report tho feasibility ot
the printing and publishing OF the
same. OF OF any OF the textbooks used
In The public schools of the State. OF by
contracts made by the state. and to
provide compensation for such clerks
StcnoEraphcrS. ind other assistants as
may be employed By the said commit
tee. and other necessary expenses and
for the publication OF auch report by
tho Superintendent OF Public Printing.
Patron, Senator Addison.
Senate bill No. $50 arpropriate
$4,000 10 the State Library Board for
the purpose Of buying necessary metal
'iling cases and for properly protect
ing the valuable manuscripts In tho
department Of archives In the state
Library Du!lding. Patron. Senator can
non.
senate bill No 1o7-To amend sec
ton 2h2S of the Code OF Virginia. in
relation TO fees of ATTORNEYS for tho
Commonwealth Patron. Senator Drew
r..
Senate hill No 172-To amend ar
iicie Of section )S3 Of the Code. in re-
lation 10 salaries, mileage. and other
allowances