The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-21

House bin No. s1--Provtdine fur
Their time for collection OF taxes by
1 treasurers who have already settled
therefor.
House bill No. 4ss--Prohibitin the
placing on any public road OF glass
metal. nails. lacks, ETC., likely to
! pierce tires.
House bill No. 2ss---Amending the
F, charter Of the town of Farmvtile. In
the county of Prince Edward. in ref
erence to local license taxes.
! Senate bill No. '174-Providing how
towns and cities of less than 100000
people, may change their forms OF
| government.
! Senate bill No. 193-Appropriating
| $500 to mark graves of Confederate
veterans at Williamsburg.
\ Senate bill No. 41S--Authoriztng the
county of Buckingham to issue road
( bonds on petition OF citizens.
! Senate bill No. 437--Amending the
road law of the county of Rocking
| ham.
Senate bill No. 444--Authorizing
! the county of York to borrow money
! TO secure adequate police protection.
! House bill No. 58l-Authorizing the
/ town of Stuart. in the county of Pat
/ rick, to borrow money to pay or hoat-
/ ing Indebtedness
House bill No. 357--Amending the
! road law OF the county of Botetourt.
House bill No. 545--AuthoTfZing the
school board of Claremont District. In
the county of Surry. to borrow money
! for schoolhouse building.
| House bill No. 24S-Providipg how
| voters absent from home on election
/ day may cast their ballots
| House bill No. 352--Amending the
/ election laws to conform to the "ab-
sent votes bill.
House bill No. 507-Provfding for
I anal, sis of cattle and stock feeds.
! House bill No. 3s7-Prohfbiting
! chaufYeurs. .motormen and engineers
from driving automobiles, engines,
cars and trains while intoxicated.
House bill No. 4S3-Increasins
compensation from local funds of at
torneys designated by the court to
defend persons charged with crime
for which the crime Is death or ten
wears or more in the penitentiary.
House bill No. 143-Amending the
act with reference to the jurisdiction
Of the civil justice.
House bill No. 490--Amending the
charter of the city OF Norfolk in ref
! erence to Indebtedness and the SINK
! ing fund.
/ House bill No. 1s-Forbidding trap
ping of fur-bearing animals on prop
erty of another without written con-
sent of the owner.
House bill No. 41s-Providing a
new charter for the town of Newbern,
in the County of Pulaski.
! House bill No. ALTERNATING the
voters of part of the County OF
I Augusta to vote on a stock law.
| House bill No. 543--Amending an
oct providing for street bond Issue for
the town OF Franklin. in the County
CT Southampton.
Senate bin No. 194--Authorizing
counties and cities to establish local
! sanatoria for the treatment Of persons
suffering from tuberculosis
! House bill No. 459-Authorizing a
I FOND Issue for road improvements In
Lexington Magisterial District, in the
County of Rockbrtdge.
Senate bin No. 9s--Appropriating
/ So, 1000 for the purchase of metal fling
cases for manuscripts in the state
I Library.
( Senate bill No. 1s1-Providing that
the superintendent of the penitentiary
may. under the direction of the Gov
ernor, employ convicts in certain pub
! lie work
! Senate bill No. 1S3-Esta blishing an
ert commission for the State of Vir-
ginia.
/ Senate bill No. ss3-changing the
times for holding courts In the Sixth
judicial Circuit.
! House bill No. 5S0--Amending thu
charter of the town of Round Hill.
| in the County of Loudoun.
| House bill No. Observation-Disclosures
tax bill. Amending schedule &C OF
the tax bill. with reference to the
capital OF manufacturers.
The pen with which the Governor
signed. Senate bill No. 9s. appropriat-
/ ing money for fire-proof cases for
manuscripts in the State Library. was
the property OF william D. Richard
son. and will be preserved by the
Sons of the Revolution.
I The pen with which Governor sign
| ed House bills 24s and 352, providing
how voters absent from home may
vote. was the property of the T. p A..
end will be preserved in its records
The pen with which Governor sign
ed House bill No. 44s, Port of Rich
mond BILL was the property OF
Crosby Thompson. OF West Point
The pen with which the Governor
signed HOUSE bill No. 239 was pre-
sAa+ea to Mrs. Sidney J. Dudley, for
! the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, the bill preventing dissertation
Of the flag of the United States.