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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-02-05
AANY MEET DEATH
WHEN DAM BREAKS
lFALL OF WATER THIRTY FEET
III HIGH BUSHES DOWN VALLEY
CARRYING ALL BEFORE 1T.
Warming Of Impending Disaster Had
. Been Given Residents, But Few
! Needing II, Preferring to stay
!, by Their Homes.

~ San Diego.-Reports received sun
clay from flood-ravaged valleys of San
diego county showed that total OF
snhirty-four bodies had been recover
n ID, and raised estimates of the total
ieath toll to sixty-ive. Three thou
phand persons were homeless and there
"a vas much suffering despite heroic re.
mtief work.
pa Reported breaking of the Cuyamaca
lam, releasing three billion gallons o.
Shwater, eighty miles northeast Of here
and fear that other dams in territory
hhlready partly flooded might 60 GU
under the enormous pressure of thei
mountain waters, added further gloom
rwdo the food situation.
4 ito United States marines and sailors
Stcontinued to search for victims and
yirto check widespread footing. Many
co,bodies, It is believed, were carried Out
wrto sea.
rer Many met death and the property
tioloss was appalling when on Friday
1.-THE lower dam of the San Diego
srSwater system in the Otay valley
mo south of here. broke under the heavy
OF pressure of the food, waters. A wal
.tiniof water thirty feet high was re
.Japleased.
wit Sweeping down the valley, the grea
Goa food water carried people. livestocl
Ash and valuable farm property to de
- struction. Houses on twenty-five
ranches were swept away.
III The heavy rains had filed tn
N & lower Otay dam for the first time i
s1cc1 Its history.
eua Unable longer to Withstand the tel
No rinc weight OF the water, the daI
gave way. releasing food OF watel
IS Warnings OF the impending DANCE
~ Of the break had been given to tn
" S1 people In the valley. but few heede
49, them, 1t was said. choosing to sta
~ and endeavor to protect their pro-
.sr8 erty.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-02-05
Successful Raid Of Alrships.

Berlin.-The German admiralty's re-
ports In the Zeppelin raid OF England
say that incendiary bombs were
dropped on and near Liverpool, Biz
kenhead. Manchester, Nottingham.
Sheffield and Great Yarmouth. Vio-
lent fires occurred. All the airsh,ps
returned In safety.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-02-05
Naval Base In Philippines.

.Washington.-A strong sentiment in
favor of retaining naval station and
coaling base in the Philippines, what
ever disposition may be made OF them.
was manifested in the senate Tuesday
when 1t rejected, So to IA. a proposal
of Senator Norris to eliminate from
the Philippine bill provision for re-
tention Of a base in the islands.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-02-05

London.-A Zeppelin dropped bombs
On Saloniki Monday night, according
to a Reuter- dispatch from that town.
destroying a Greek warehouse contain.
ing sugar, coffee and OIL No mill
tary damage was done.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-02-05
Sp!inters Blind Austrians.

London.-There were 10000 Aus
.rans blinded within six months by
rock splinters caused by high explo-
iives in battles on the Italian IsonZo
front, according to the Balkan CORE
,pondent of the Daily Mail.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-02-05
Mann Charges Extravaganza.

Washington. Republican Leader
Mann, speaking in the house on Tues
day ON the urgent deficiency bill, ar
raigned the agricultural department
officials and others for what he de-
clared was an almost startling" ex-
trayagance in use OF public funds for
travelling expenses.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-02-05
Victory for. OIL Mon.

Cheyenne, Wyo.-The federal gov
eminent is without right to GUST from
oil lands concerns operating prior to
federal order of May 6, 1914, al
though such companies had not dis
covered oil at that time, according to
a decision by Judge T. A. Riner, in
the federal district court for Wyo-
ming ~
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-02-05
italian Loan Successful.

Rome.-The subscriptions to tie
italian war loan has reached the sum
OF two billion lire, although the lists
have been open only since January 10.
They will continue open until Febru-
airy 10.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-02-05
Recover Three Bodies,

Brownsville, Texas.--Use of dyna-
mite Sunday resulted in the recovery
of the bodies of three soldiers drown
ed in the Rio Grande January % at
progresso, Texas. thirty-five miles
west of Brownsville.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-02-05

- - -
! legal notices will be charged FOR
the rate Of So per square, first
sertlon, and no proof Of pubilca-
On will be made until the same
paid for. There will be no OK.
iptIon to this rule.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-02-05
Terms Of Subscription

Terms Of Subscription
year. In advance......... ~ u
year. II not in advance. :. 3.M
months, In advance, $3.50. 1.Ho
months. II not In advance, LIS
apers sent to foreign countries, at
0 per year; $1.75 for six months;
city In advance. Advertising rates
application.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-02-05
GRATING In Relief Work.

SAINT Diego, Celebrating and ex-
tortion were reported here to have
broken out In connection with the
relief work for flood sufferers In the
Otay valley. 0i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-15
POLICE COURT CASES
Larceny Trials Result In >incty-Day
Sentences In The CITY Jnii For
All Convictions.

Practically all Of the convictions
III police court yesterday were those
charging larceny. and in which cases
the usual ninety-day term in Jail was
handed out.
Wesley Gibbs. colorcd. was sent TO the
grand jury upon II charge Of having
Sh"t Albert HraNton, coiorcd. with in
tent 10 kill
George Thomas. colorcd for the lar
ceny Of a ham. was sentenced 10 nine
IL days in Jail.
{. \. Ecckncr, alias "Tcnncsscc Kid"
was sentenced IL ninety days in iail
Tor the larceny Of Il suit case belong
ing 10 g. \. lack son. of IIcnrico C.oun-
~ The theft occurred AT $40 East
Main Street l;cckos claimed that he
picked NJ the suit ease nn,lcr tho he
'iet mat u was his own. lie appcalc
to the Hastings Court.
Ice Eailcy. coi"rcd, charged with the
inert OF s. from :. H. Coitrcll and Son
was sentenced To ninety days in Jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-15
EMERGENCY WAR TAXES
NOW DUE. SAYS MONCURE
statute Imposes Penalty Of 30 Per Cen,
10 Not Settled During
This Month.

The Office OF the Internal Revenue
collector for the Second District of
Virginia is now ready to issue all
classes of special taxes imposed ,u,ler
the emergency revenue act Of October
- 1919. The stamps were received by
Collector Moncure Yesterday.
lie is anxious to have these spccial
taxes paid as early as possible in order
10 reiieVe the persons subject TO such
taxes from the imposition OF the 20
per cent penalty which he is required
to impose by law unless paid within
the present month
All OF the special taxes imposed mn
der the emergency act are now parahlo
Tor the period January to June IN
1915. after which time these taxes Will
again be duo for a period OF six mont hs
There arc approximately 1900 tax
payers liable for tho special tax in
me second District. and about third
OF tneSc have made out thei, returns
on the special blank provided and man,
nave paid tho tax before the stamns
were received
Those subject IL tho special tax are
brokers'. pawnbrohcrs. lropric,ors %
'hea'cfS' museums or concert halls
pfoprictors OF circusrs. pronrictors n,
agents OF public exhibitions not other.
wise enumerated, nropric,orS Of bowl
ing alleys or billiard rooms. commits
SION merchants, dealers in leaf tobacco
other dealers in tobacco manufacturers
al tobacco, manufacturers Of cigars
and manufacturers OF cigarettes.
nc smallest tax is placed on tobacco
"'"'''S o'h'f THAN manufacturers
"hos" annual sales exceed $500 The
taN on this class is $3.50. rawnbrokers
rhE $50. commission merchants $50 ANA
circus rroprictors, 500 Cigar manu-
la''nfers whose annual sales exceed
e"'""".""o cigars. and cigarette manu-
lac'hr"rS whose annual sales exceed
l"o'ooo.ooO cigarettes. pay s"Aa6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-15
Senate Bills

The following bills were introduced in tho
Senate yesterday and referred to commit
tees:
ny Mr. Mathcws--S. 49, No. - TO rcpc,I
upon all real estate owned ny the porson M
the time such capitation is assessed no
ierrcd TO tie Committee for Courts Of Jus
Ky MIR Mathcws-S. u No 70 10 amend
the law relating to the exercise of Tho nowrr
OF eminent domain. Referred to the com.
mittec for Courts OF Justice.
BY Mcssrs buchanan and ROYALS u
No. &c. 10 refund money improperly collected
from the Pocahontas Consolidated t'oi
lerics Company. Inc. and paid into Tho
treasury OF the state. Referred to the Com.
mittee on Finance.
Hy Mr.. Rowies-S. Il. No - to ammo
pirate sum not Ia exceed $40 900 per wear
for the two years 1916 ana 1917 for Inc
ginla who are not upon the State pension
rolls. and who are not inmates OF any t.nn'
fcdcratc. independent or church homes or
charitable institutions. Referred 10 the
BY MIR. Byrd-S. Il. No. rs Ia artboriva
tho council OF the town of New Market I'm
Shenandoah county. to levy a tax on dogs
Referred to the Committee on COUNTY CIV
BY Mr. Thornton-S. II. No. 90, TO amend
section OF tho charter OF the town OF Falls
Church.. In the Counties OF Fairfax and
Alexandria Referred to tho Joint Com.
mittee on Special, Private and Local Iecis-
lation.
BY Mr.. Ryrd--S. u. No 30 TO authorize
tho submission I" the legal voters 10 tho
city Of Winchester OF the question whether
o. not they VIII favor tho issuance Iy taid
city Of not more than $40.0 900 az electric
light bonds. Referred to the Joint Commit
tee on Special. Private and Local Lcgisla-
BY Mr.. wendenburg---S Il. No. Al, to do
tine and regulate the practice of optometry.
Referred to the Committee on General Laws.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-15
NEW YORK DELEGATION
LIKELY TO BE UNPLEDGED
ane.ti"n Informally Discussed n, Meet
Ing Of Republican state
Committee.

MEM YORK. January t.-rho Ee-
puhliran state Committee met hero to-
daE and decided unanimously To hold
an unofficial state convention here ON
tchruarN 10 TO recommend four dele
Eatcs and four altcrnatcs TO the ma
tonal convention AT Chicago
The session was harmonious until
Frederick -. kilburn, of Franklin
county. introduced a resolution ask
ing that the committee go on record
as iaSoring any measure designed to
prepare the United States against ag-
erosion on the part OF any foreign
ioc. The resolution proposed that the
committee request tho United states
Senators and Representatives from
New York state to give their hearty
support 10 any measures that might
be introduced in Congress. increasing
the military forces OF the country.
After some excited debate. the reso-
luton was referred 10 the committee
on resolutions.
The possibility OF a New York states
delegation to the national convention
being instructed in favor Of Governor
Whitman Or any other potential can
didate for the party, was not men
toned officially AT the meeting OF the
committee. The members discussed
the question informally. however. and
1t apparently was the opinion OF the
majority that the delegation should
go unplelgcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-15
SUNDAY PASSES CRISIS
OF TRENTON CAMPAIGN
nird States Judge One Among Many
PROMINENT Wen Who Sct Example
to Others to ..Itit the Trail,

TRENTON. y. l.. January lt.-Biliv
sunday tonight passed tho crisis OF
his Trenton evanEelistic campaign At
the n or en-: when things looked dark
est FOR his success. United States judge
John Rellstab. John L.. Gill. president
Chamber of Commerce: Charles H.
Freshman. secretary OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. and Rev
William VI. Curry. pastor of tho Fourth
PRESBYTERIAN Church. set tho example
and hundreds OF persons hit tho trail"
The situatio here is the most extra
ordinary sunday has met il the twenty
years he has been preaching tho Cos
pei Last ni.ht the tabernacle was
SLED with $4,000 persons. and hundred
We're turned away. but only sixty,hve
came down tho ''SawduSt trail To ,:r:sp
his hand This afternoon there were
loss tnan zoe in tho tabernacle ana
y. dia not issue the Invitation This
evening the ASSEM- blaze numbered
about 1000. the smallest night gather
inc sunday has faced III Il tabcrna cle
IN TN" last five wears. Eut what Tho
audience lacked in numbers il made m
in enthusiasm. ana Iilir'S lircs OF
worry were quickly turned into
wrcaths OF smiles as with pr"spiratinu
streaming from his face his collar linn
and his coat slsev = pullcd IN. he used
both hands 10 erect thr thron- that
passed about the rullit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-15
THE HOUSE

Thirty minutes sufliced The House OF
Delegates yesterday 10 dispose OF rs
business. The body was called 10 order
NJ noon rs Speaker Houston. and &. n
\rcndall. field secretary o. the BAPTIST
Conference. Of richmond, offered
prayer
~" House concurrcd Unanimously IN
the resolution reported from the SEN
ate. Inviting President Wilson 10 ad
dress the General Assembly during tho
present session Al any date convenient
- him.
Speaker Houston announced tho
standing committees for tho session
aud tho chairnicu OF tho committ,cs
VII meet IN til. Office OF Clerk NIL
lialns ~ 10 o'clock this morning to
max" NJ the schedule OF meetings.
Tho members cent 10 the desk a largo
number OF bills. which were referred
ia the appropriate committees In tho
number was y bill sponsored bv ci..h,
patrons for tho protection OF game i'm
Virginia. Tho bin provides for tn.
cr...iion Of tho office OF game com
missioner ana tho usual machinery OF
administration through local war,l.us
II fines Tho cost Of county hunting
license ~ 81. The foe for a state
hunting license Is fixed at Sc, and The
nonresident license n: $40 The ma
irons are Delegates ". p. Baker. Hen
ICY. Pitts, Norris. Willis, White. Rcrk-
ley r. Adams and Brown.
t,pon the motion or Delegate Willis
tho iIonsc adjourned to meet again al
noon to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-15
THE SENATE

only twenty-five minutes were re-
CURED Yesterday for the Senate to dis
pose OF the business before that body.
\ message from the House. the pre-
sentatton and acceptance OF a silver
water service. given by Mrs. Margaret
Young Echols. II Staunton. as a memorial
TO her husband the late Senator Edward
EcholS. and the introduction OF num-
her OF hills constituted the sum of
the days events.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H. Taylor Ely.
son called the Senate to order al L.
o'clock, and Rev r. ClaGctt Skinner
-. -. pastor of the Second Baptist
Church, delivered the invocation.
A"tiEs at tho request Of Mrs. Ech OILS.
Senator G. Harding Walker of North
cumberland. IN an appropriate speech
presented tho silver service TO tho
Senate. on behalf OF the body, OF
which 10 is the presiding officer. Gov
crnor Ellyson accepted ii, referring
to his former colleague rs n man than
whom Virginia never had a mole loyal
son, nor one vino discharged his duty
more fcarlcssly.
\ resolution. introduced by Senator
Early. Of Greene. expressing the high
esteem in which Mr. Echois was held
by his colleagues in the Senate and the
appreciation of that body OF the me
mortal presented by his widow. was
unanimously adopted and spread on the
minutes of the senate. The clerk was
also directed to send a copy to Mrs.
f.cholS.
ON motion Of Senator STROBE the Som
ate adjourned At 1925 o'clock, to con
vcnc again to-day at noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-15
Senate Standing Committees for 1916

Nominations ~ Il a I n m. Rison
lowers. Mathews. Lacy.
= Moral and Social Wcltare-M app.
Walker. Saunders, West. STROBE. Con-
rad. Trinkle, Mathews. JenreyS. Jor-
dan. Royal.
Enrolled addison. Hin.har,.
Drewry. Cannon. Downing. iIenins.
Allen, Buchanan. Jcffreys. Byrd.
Webb.
To Examine Clerks Office OF Sem
ate--Lacy. Cannon. Davis.
Privileges aud Elections Holt,
Rison. Early. Gayle. Gooi,,.n. COR
biu. Downing. Byrd. Pitcher. Bar
ham, Lacy. Davis.
Agriculture and Mining - Early.
Gr,vatt. Garrett. Einehart. Bowers.
Andrews. Jenreys, Pitcher. Lacy.
Goodloe.
Special Private and Local Iegis-
flowers. Wendcnburg. strobe
Gum. Davis.
Finance II Garrett. Holt EARLY.
Einehart. West. C;oolrick Mapp.
Saunders, Gayle. Cannon. Addison
Conrad. Downing. Mathews. Blu
Chanau.
Roads and Internal NaviEatiou-
Gravatt, Thornton. Rison, Drcwry
West. Andrews. Corbit,. flowers
Gayle, Eobertson. Pitcher. Trinkle
Byrd Barham. Jeffreys.
Courts OF Observation-Disclosures Eisou
saunders. Thornton. Drewry. Wen
denburg, strobe, Trinhle. Robertson
Allen. Gum. Downing. Royal.
Fish and ,;amc---Saundcrs. wal!.cr
Garrett. Mapp, Drewry, Corbitt. Rob
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-15

er,son. Garham. Henius. Jordan.
Webb
Insurance and Banking - GAYLE.
Holt. Saunders. West. Cannon, An
drews. STROBE. fleming. Gum. Eu-
chanan. Goodloc.
Public institutions and Educa-
tion--Rison, Holt. Walker. Early.
Thornton. Drewry. Mapp. wenden-
burg. Robertson .>llen. Cannon.
Addison. BYRD. Jordan. Davis.
County. city and Town organiza-
ton - Cannon. Gravatt. Corbitt.
bowers. Andrews. Wendenburg.
STROBE. Ieffreys, Mathews. Gum.
Jordan.
General Laws - West. Garrett.
flowers. Mapp. Gooirick. Trinklc.
Conrad. Lacy. Buchanan. liening.
Addison. Allen. Royal
Rulcs-I'resident of Senate. prcsi-
dent pro tenipore Of Senate. chair
man Committee on Privileges and
Elections.
Executive Expenditures-Jenr
fleming. Royal.
Library Early. Walker.
Examine Auditors Oificc-Pilcher.
Allen. Webb
Examine Second AUDITORS Office
Thornton. Gravati. Goodloe.
Examine Oiiice Register or Land
Oflic.-Trinkle. Gum Mathews
Examine Treasurer's Dificc--.tn-
drews. West. Garrett
Examine Bonds OF Public Officers
Robertson. Wcndenburg. Mapp.
i'rimin e--Drewry. fleming. Holt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-15
House Standing Committees for 1916


III. u', ~. .''.:s ~" owns he"'.
r.rncno,, I..o ,,., ~ w, af'ce.
~. ilalr'"oh, cousins.
'o'"""' "oe'"e' huh''"ah'
oiicers and Offices at the Capt.
toi--podson. llobson. Love. Reed.
Naitoh' Wits. Turner. Ec"le.
bo"ics. Henley, Phillips. coldiron.
thurman.
Executive EXPENSE s. Harris
,dhici. MURRAY Beaic. licattie.
snck, cato Gilp'n. Han. Mann.
renee. 6ond' Edwards.
he'rchch'hcht and Economy
iaSe' MOTIFS. holland, Dodson.
D'nicl. 5proui. Stubs. Valentine.
Hutheriahd' BOND. B"nham. Roberts.
u. .. wright
Federal relations and Kcsolu-
tions-Recd. Love. owen. Meetze.
Shuniatc. rage. X w. Price. elem
cnt. Epes, Davis. larr. r. j. Wright.
fobcrts
Enrolled u $ Fuller. owen.
Crockett. Goodwin. Buck. j. H.
Price. Eirrell. Clement. Ramsey.
bris'ow. Cook. cofnett. NJ. *.
Lowry.
Immigration = Meetze. Eolstnn,
IaNlor, Gordon. Harris, Jordan. Rev.
Hall. Corneti. Edwards. Pence, Phil
lips. Wittcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-15
MEASURES WOULD BENEFIT
FORMER CANAL EMPLOYEES
Martin and Holland Introduce nm, To
Give bonus to- Wen Who Worked
for Three Consecutive Years.

WASHlNGToN. January IA bonus
Of at least six months pay is proposed
for all civilian employees OF tho gov
eminent working on Panama Canal
construction for three years prior 10
March 81, 1914. in bills now pending
before Congress introduced by Repre-
sentative Holland and Senator MART.
More than 5000 mon. 1t is estimated.
would be benefited. The bills call for
appropriation not to exceed 81 ooo. 900.
In urging adoption Of tho proposal.
tn" Panama Canal Employees Associa
ton, composed OF civilian employees
and former employees. calls attention
TO the substantial rewards ALREADY
! voted by Congress TO army. navy AMI
marine hospital officers who served
, three years or more in the Canal Zone,
and claim that failure 10 include civil
ian employees was unintentlonal and
should he corrected
The basis Of reward contained in tho
bills is two months pay for every year
OF service TO All civilians who remained
AT work for three consecutive years or
longer. This would make tho minimum
/ bonus six months salary. Only ono
man out OF every seven civilians. il is
estimated. remained at his post for
three years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-15

Privileges and Willis.
Myers. liolston. Birrell. Browning.
J. IL. Price, Tiffany. commins. Shu-
mate. liorslcy, Slant. Turner. NJ Is.
Lowry.
Courts OF Justice = Stephenson.
White. Browning. Harrison. Gordon.
Rev. 10. y. Russell, l.. W.
lludeinS. J. Freeman Epes. James II.
Price, Heale, slant. Bond.
Schools and colleges-I.ove. Roll
sion, Walton. Page. Reed. Smith,
Franklin. Williams, Jr. Fuller,
Burke. Hall, Valentine, cornett.
Pence.
General Laws = Norris. Harris.
L"edy. Taylor. Willis, Il. Freeman
Epcs, Goodwin IiudGins. Jones.
Mann. Swift. Jctt. Edwards.
Roads and Internal Navigation
Daniel, Smith. Tiffany. L. w.
Price, Commins. Stubbs. Bowlcs,
Rcattlc. II. l.. Baker. Ramsey, Davis.
parr. Coldiron.
Finance w. W. Baker. PITS.
Rrewer. Jordan. owen. Hugh A.
White. Hobson. Lccdy, Sproul. Bir-
rcll. Fuller, Gilpin, Murray, Mess.
Roberts.
Claims-Birrell Dodson. cominins.
-OdSlES, CROCKETT, II. u. BAKER.
Goodwin. Valentine. Ramsey, Humid
ley. russell. \. :. Adams. Flanagan
Militia and Police-Leedy. Myers.
Cousins Taylor. MusErav". Murray.
Brown. Moss. Slant. Swift. Gilpin.
Davis. Flanagan.
Asylums and Prisons - Hols,on
Kent. Taylor Harris. Cousins. Il w
Price. holland. Winston, Floyd, Mus
grave. Russell. Valentine. Bonhum
Labor and tho Poor-H. e. Lowry.
owen. Baum. Mann. Iudgins, 7 t.
Wright. Jct;, Epes. Brown, Bowles
Sutherland. Cook, Coldiron.
Public Proper;y-IIarrison. Kent
Rev. Ilobson. Jones. Floyd, Brow II.
Cox. ". w. Baker, Stubs, Humid
ley. ". *. Lowry. Bonham.
Currency and Comncrce-Tifany
Green. Harrison, Pitts. Stcck. shu-
mate. Henley. Leedy. Cox. Murray.
l.cattic. Mcctze, Parr.
Agriculture and Mining p ~
Adams. stock. Crockett. Dodsou.
Sproui. Musgravc. Horslcy, Turner,
Williams. Gatewood. Baum. Phillips
Sutherland.
manufactures and Mechanic Arts
Green. i. - Adams, II. T.. Baker
Moss, Baum, Bcalc. Z. Il. Wright
smith. II. c. Lowry. Gatcwood.
Burke. a. 6. Adams. Buhrinan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-15

rrn,tDt,- o. -, ,.T,I|. y.
-. r.r,.t,, go "u''"'"I ana completion
f$ Mr.. BAKER. OF umheriand-'ro amend
the ROAD law of Cumberland COUNT
-. MIR. Observation-Disclosures $40 .t, -,
Mecklcrbury County $500 49, 81!
BY Mir Wiiitafn.-To amend vo,.to, ;
81 the charter or tho town ~ Ems ,.,,,,.,
in the counties az Fairfax ana .Iax,,,irt' :"
I!y Mr. Bauul-Prcscribi him. rim. ~. ,',..,.
Ing river or pond has. IN ~ ,,'. ~ !.
Back Bay. In Princess Anne COUNT, ~ y.
Ey MIR. Cstlpiii--To submit Ia IN. yo,cr. a.,
OF toll yates over The hridres s., uar ~.
Ferry and ,astlcrnan's E.orrT - :
r.; Mir iienlcy--T" authorize and en-
and Leslie IL o'Ifsru Nor succns.n-s ~.
assigns to construct. maintain and onnr.;c
q power fcrr- across ynri. pi,'or To-, ~. ~
point or near yorktown. 10 some noint
on the opposite shore AT or near 1;loucrs.nr
Point ''e'
By Mr.. Soland-ror Tho protection ~,