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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
THE HOUSE

Ihc following House bills. on their
'hird reading, were passed and 20 now
10 the senate for concurrence:
No. AZ. amending section as Of the
Code. Patron, Delegate Erown
NJ" 100. To rcstrain persons suffer
ing from tuberculosis. who, by reason
OF carc!essncss. arc q menace to the
health of their respective communities.
Patron, W. w. Baker
No. 3l!, TO amend the charter OF tho
city of Richmond. concerning the cleo
ton. qualification and duties OF justices
Of the peace. Patrons. Delegates Hob
son, James II. Price. Fuller. Jones and
Myers.
No. 500. authorizing the Council OF
the town of Chilhowic. Smyth County.
to borrow money and issue bonds for
fire department. water and sewer equip
mcnt. Patron. Delegate Ronham.
No. sci. authorizing the BOARD OF SUI
pcrvisors OF Nottoway County to hor-
row $4,000 for school and road pur-
pose. Patron, Delegate l:pcs.
No. "a. fixing the compensation Of
district school trustees in buckingham,
Cumberland and l-uncnhurg Counties.
Patron. Delegate ~. l.. Baker
No. Us. providing for the sale and
relocation OF the Virginia Home and
Industrial School for Girls. Patrons.
Delegates. Rols,on. w w Baker. Feat
tie and Pitts.
No. SO authorizing the Board Of SUI
pcrvisors Of Spotsylvania County I"
give rebates or refund OF tolls collect
cd from persons travelling over the I'M
proved roads OF the county. Patron.
Delegate Swift.
No. $40. authorizing the Board Of SUI
pcrvisors OF Wise County To refund
certain road bonds. Patron. Delegate
Roberts.
No ~. adding several counties TO
the list Of localities privileged to pnt
the Torrcns land registration system
into effect without an election, fatroh'
Delegate browning
No. 524. to prescribe rules for me
hrinrinp nf actions against the city
Of Portsmouth. Patron, Delegate kccd.
No. sac, authorizing the town "r
Smithneld Isle OF Wight County I"
Issue bonds for school purposes
iron, Delegate Thomas i. wright
No. SAT, in relation to the control OF
certain streets and alleys by Norfolk
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THE SENATE

Continuation Of the debate. begun
yesterday. on the Addison bill. pro-
posing an increase OF is Of per
cont on tho railroad franchise tax.
viii probably he continued after tho
morning hour to-day. y final vote
may be taken early in tho afternoon.
senator Addisons bill, as originally
drafted. provides for a rate Of "a per
cent on the gross assets OF railroads
Committee amendments however.
brings IL down To the figure now oh
tanning. Auditor Moore suggested An
increase OF SIS of per cent
Only two bills. ono OF Il local ma :
turc. were passed Yesterday. More
than an hour was fruitfully spent. how =
ever. in advancing bills on the cal :
emdar.
Tho bills passed are rs follows:
Senate bill No. 34l---To provide for
the appointment OF commission on
economy and efficiency 10 make a sur
N"N OF The State and local governments
OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia and
I" submit report To til" next General
Assembly. Patron. senator Drcwrv.
House hin No. t2>-To amend chan
tor Goa Of the acts OF 1875 To author
~. Ia" BOARD of Supervisors OF Flovd
county 10 let To contract tho puhlic
roads of that county and levy a ,aN to
Keep the same in repair. Patron. Dele
gate Phillips.
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oun'y Patrons. Delegates Davis and

county Patrons. Delegates Davis and
Han
No. 3&a. authorizing the Board 81 SUI
rcrTis"rs OF Hanover County TO appro-
rriH'" not exceeding $500 tn amy ono
Year Tor IN" purpose Of aiding distric,
and county fairs. Patron. Delegate
Walton.
NO. "iH. to provid" n new charter
for tn" town of Front Royal Warren
County, Patron. Dclcga," ,;ilpju.
~. 5i2. To require the supervisors Of
Middlcs"N County to supcrintcnL tn"
r,p"lr,n@ az public roads in their re-
specify" districts and TO provide COM
pcnsatt"u for such services Patron.
DclcGut" S,ubbs
No. TO-. for tho relief of r T. Is
WaIlinr. "f scott County Patron. Dele
gate Staut
No. 5'3 amending thc act approvod
February -. i"lj. iu relation TO :; bond
iasn" for tn" town Of Franklin. Patron
Delegate Musgrav"
No 80. au;hori2rue the school
Boards OF clarcmont school District
No. {. Surrv County. to issue bonds f"r
school purposes. Patron. Delegate liar-
riSou
40 -" 10 provide compensation OF
tia" district school trustees in the cuuu-
tics of Fairfax and I.uud"uu. Patrons
Delegates Williams and Daniels
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Here and Thee
in the Legislature

III" House F,nanc" comrnitt," *
ported fav"rahly yesterday pel"Go'"
Whites hiii providing Tor tax OF -
cents on tho $40" ou real estate mort
cages Til" tax is to hc paid at TIA"
tim. of the gecorGaiion Of the mort =
gage. ana is TO be in lieu of all other
taxes during the life % tho instrument
Dclc~at" Willis's desk was deco
rated Yesterday with pair Of buck
nntlers. mounted In brass. presented to
him by w. l.. Gill. OF this city. on be-
half o. the sportsmru Of the state.
ia recognition Of his services ia aidin.;
IN the preparation and passage Of The
::atIe bill
y telegram was received here on 'cs-
icrday announcing tho serious illness.
in lis home in Gloucester. OF Major
James y. Stubs. Major Stubhs has
served in both branches OF the General
Assembly from time to time since 1870.
He is eighty years of age and his con-
dltion is reported as being very grave
Harry st George Tucker. Of LexlI,C-
ton, spent yesterday in Richmond and
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GIRLS HOME: TO NE MOVED
FROM CHESTERFIELD COUNTY

At tho morning session the House
passed the bill which provides for the
sale Of the Virginia Home and Indus
trial School for Girls and its removal
10 some other site. 1t directs tho board
TO sell the property of tho institution
in Chesterfield County for not less than
$1,000. tho money TO he supplied 10 re-
establishing the home at a more suit
able location
Fly q vote of - to 2s. the House
killed the dog bill introduced by Dele
gate ~. G. Lowry II provided for
tho claiming up at night OF all dogs
more than SIX months old.
The House passed also the bill sup
plamcnting tn" Torrcns registration
bill by adding several counties to the
list OF localities which may adopt this
system Of title registration without n
special election. II passed also the
Richmond charter bill giving tho Coun-
ell OF this city the right TO establish
night courts at the police stations.
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LAST MAD SCRAMBLE
TO SAVE LOCAL BILLS
,utimucd from First paycN

CONTINUED from First ragc.l
apportiouiuG the representation in the
General Assembly in accordance with
the constitutional provision requiring
r"disrricting every ten years.
With only to-day left for tho con-
sidcration Of House bills. under the
Houston resolution. the pressure for
time in which TO act on the bills ad-
vauced 10 their third reading will pre-
Vent the abandonment OF tho ten objcc-
,ion rule, and the bills that failed 10
run the gauntlet Yesterday are prob
ably dead for good. The Houston resp
lutiou does not apply 10 rcvcnu" meas
ur"s which. will he privileged in both
houses until the final minute
Cpon the motion OF Delegate White,
tho House voted 10 hN the coordinate
college hill special and continuing
order AZ II o'clock this morning. \
vote on this bin will probably 10
reached late IN The afternoon.
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&" the stat" AN equal amount Of
revenue
From ,he highest ousidcrarion Of
pUbitc duty bog 10 impress upon Your
homo able body, most respectfully but
most earnestly. the Importance OF the
action i" Which ] have directed Your
attention. :ll til" NOR" important be-
cause Of TIN" constitutional obligation
resting upon tn" executive 10 keep the
expenditures OF til" stat. within the
limits OF her fixed and sure revenue.
Respectfully submitted
'Sivucdj II. {. STUART.
Governor
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IKFtSi KtIt.' COMMISSIONS ron
HANDLING StUOOt II Nd

Tronsurcra commissions for wear
ending Jun. 30 l"I5
Accomac s2.20i.07 NIhenarlc. s..
2n6.55: NcNandria. $l.S7G.2S: Ailcghanv.
SI,l@G.S5; Amelia. $G&a.G7. Amherst.
Sa26.0l. AppolnattoN. $Soa.2o: Augusta.
SI,a23.iS: Saith. 81 .OGG.Ol: bedford, 81. :
.%5.oS; Bland. S432.oi: Botetourt. ST.
:a4.94; Brunswick. $a96.3G: Buchanan.
sl2Sl2: Buckincharn. SSiI4S. t,omn-
hell Soo33?.. Caroline SlOS51i. Cur
roll. SI.O9l.23: Charles CITY. sJ333o:
charlotte. si,o134o: Chesterfield So
a77.53; Clarke SGG745: Craig, S4c0oG
culpcpcr. sl,eoo.29: Cumberland. SOL
81: Dickinson. S70S.G@ Dnwiddic. ST.
:07.12: Elizabeth City. So727a: Essex.
Si.oSa.31: rauquicr. $i,G?2.Sl: Floyd.
s733; Fluvanna. $2SS.Oi: Franklin, ST.
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TAX BILLS MUST
HAVE RIGHT OF WAY

Won'uued from First PaEeD
uudcciaroh iutauciblcs. but prohibiting
tho localities from going further back
than 1912
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visited tho Capitol. He stated that
thcr" was 40 especial political til:ri-
uconcc attached 10 his visit.
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sen >Tt: IIis PASSED
TWO OF IIIE.sE MENSI.RE:S

( H.ns providing for all Of these
changes and many others of smaller
significance are or the calendars %
both houses awaiting notion The Sen
at" has already passed two-the Gavle
bin, relating 10 back assessments. and
TIA" Goodrich bill. providing for tho ap-
po!n;mcut % examiners by the state
ADVISORY Toard on Taxation ~ tho
time Of appointment Yesterday il was
engaged il debating tho Addison hill.
which proposes 20 increase the fran
chise lax Of railroad corporations TO
u. per cent. |, is predicted that the
advisory boards recommendation ~
-. per cont Will prevail. and that tho
bill will h" amended 10 conform.
With respect To thc tax on mcr-
chants. there seems still 20 be sharp
dift.rcuc. Of opinion Already both
Finance Committees have scaled The
advisory boards recommendation for
. flat 2n-ccnt rate on purchases above
100000 10 IN cents. The merchants
have insisted streuuouslv on the lower
rate. and it appears probable that tho
recommendation Of the committees on
This point viii prevail.
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Dt\NU.IE WAY GET
ftI. ~

ne Harrison STAN bill maxim. tho
pn"iicati"n by newspaper Of insult,
'hS iah.nh=c Couc"rnin. Judge. CON
tempt of court. was attacked hv Dele
S"'" GORDON as AR Unconstitutional
limitation upon tn" rights of u free
press II was defended by Delegate
NliilS The bill was hold up tempo
iaiilE under the t"n-obicction ruiz.
Later Wien the House combcd tn.
calendar again on motions to take
up DIS on; Of their order. tho bill was
advanced !" its third reading.
I'll" t"n-"bj"Cti"u rule was invoked
against bclcgat" Green's bill providing
that TIC delivery Of ice cream on tho
sabbath day. when such cream has
been manufactured on a week day,
shall be construed as a work OF ncccs-
si,y.
Delegate Jones. OF Richmond. pro-
tested against tho measure on the
ground that II provided for an en-
croa chn1cnt upon tho Sabbath. This
led Delegate Iecdy 10 ask tho Rich
mond member il he was prepared to
demonstrate 10 the House If tho Sab
bath he observed is tho only true
Sa bbath
Delegate Gordon Joined the majority
in urging that the pcople OF Danville
no given some ice cream on Sunday
but the objcctors were more than the
magic ten in number and the bill stood
defeated. Thercupon Delegate Green
moved that tho ton objection rule he
suspended and the bill taken up ont
OF it's order. The House voted hilari-
ously for a suspension OF tho rule and
the hill was advanced TO its third read
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GORDON EXPLAINS HIS
VOTE on PROHIBITION

Early in the morning session Dele
gate Gordon. Of Louisa. speaking 10 n
question Of personal privilege. took
exception TO what he regarded as a
misleading statement Of his position
on the Marp prohibition bill carried in
the headlines OF Richmond newspaper
sunday.
In order that there nigh, he no
mistake about what he said. Mr.. Cor
don read his statement on this point.
While he was prohibition man and
voted no" on the bill merely 10 lie
III n position to move it's rcconsi,lcra :
ton for the purpose Of Offering some
additional amendments. in order that
lie might support the measure linrc-
servedly. said Mr.. Gordon. he has now
no regrets that the accident of for
tune has recorded him as opposed TO
the bill
This question has given me ,nuch
concern" said Mr.. Gordon. but. since
have had time to think the matter
over moro carefully and coolly. am
glad that made the error and am
recorded against the bill
COMBINATION BETWEEN
Oi"FIt AND ENTIh- SJtSrS
j may be mistaken, but II seems
to me to he the result OF cOmbina
ton between the oniceholdcrs OF tho
state with the religious enthusiasm ar
the most radical element of the tenn.
perauce forces and fear that it's pro-
visions. when enforced by tho cour>s,
Will be so harsh and cruel that its
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enforcement viii seriously injure the
advancement OF temperance in tho
state"
Working under the ton. objection r,ic
the House narrowly escaped killing the
hrownins hili. providing for tn" APP
rointmcnt Of commission Of economy
ara efficiency to make :, survey of the
stat" and local governments OF The
commonwealth ana to submi, II report
/" me next General NsScnIbiyv
THIS bin is looked upon in many
quarters as on" Of til" most impor,an,
measures on tn" calendar. and looks
1" the Introduction Of general econ
"m''S IN governments that will assist
me state in meeting future revenue
problems. When !, was reached ON
IN" calendar dozen hands went ur il,
"hlcction. polcGat" BROWNING tool,
the moor with an appeal to- tin" hilry
advancement. and the opposition gave
WAY Upon TIA" motion 81 Dclc.,rn
MOSS. an amendment was attached iii
f''t'hS IN" commission ia max. a
STUDY of the bulge, system as a,,nli.J
/" state appropriations and rcnor, ON
ia" 'dNiSahiiitN of its adoption hv vir-
riui;t
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FIGHT OVER RtTI:
OF MERCHANTS LICENSE

To the increase Of the minimum NOR
chants tax from 3 10 SO the Scnat,
Finauc" committee was disposed at
first {" agree. Tho increase was not
resisted by the merchants generally.
and - bill providing This increase was
reported III, committee. however. has
experienced a sudden change OF hc1rt
and voted at a meeting held Yesterday
morning 10 make q supplementary rec
ommcnda,ion in favor OF leaving this
tax as il is at prcsent-s5. The bill
on the House calendar follows the rec
ommcndation of the advisory board
and fixes the minimum merchants Ii
censc tax NJ 81.
With the coordinate college bill
fixed as a special order In the House
to day. consideration OF The revenue
bills will probably 10 deferred until
to morrow. The Senate Will procc cd
with it's consideration OF the Addison
bill and the other tax hills on its
calendar.
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March i. 1915.
Gentlemen of the General Assembly.
In view OF the fact that the end Of
the present session OF the General AS
scmbly is rapidly approaching. and
that only five working days remain. !
feel II my duty TO call the attention of
Your honOra bic body to the Importance
Of providing revenue adequate 10 meet
the appropriation bill already adopted
by the House Of Delegates, and soon
to have the consideration Of the
Senate.
This appropriation bill is. prcsum-
ably. drawn on most conservative lines
making provision only for the absolute
and immediate needs OF the govern
mcnt.
feel that it is hardly necessary to
call your attention to the fact that
tho life OF tho appropriations carried in
this bill is dependent upon the enact
mcnt OF measures which will provide
sufficient revenue to meet these appro-
priations.
AS Il logical sequence to this situa-
ton. prompt and favorable action is
required on the revenue measures pro-
posed by the State Advisory Roa rd on
Taxation. as modified in my MESA go
delivered in person o your honora bio
body on February :. or the adoption
OF other measures which will Yield
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CITY REDUCING ITS DEBTS
II Supreme Court Decides INK Cnse
In City's Favor Amount VIII
he Further Cut.

Discussing his monthly report for
August City Auditor Crcnshaw yes
tcrday called attention to the fact that
S657o57 of the indebtedness from last
year had been paid back. but said that
il would he impossible to reduce the
city's floating debt TO 100000 by the
end of the year, which had been an
ticipated by the Council Committee on
Finance when the last budget was
made up, through the inability OF tho
city TO collect merchants taxes.
Mr. Crenshaw said that the mer-
chants taxes would aggregate about
$500 600, and that the city would prob
ably be about 100000 behind at the
close of the present year II the de-
cision of the Supreme Court. however
is favorable to the city, the taxes may
he collected later. he said. The city
had on hand in local banks s621.64s64
on August 81. Revenues collected to
date amount to s2.034.110.7G.
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ALL BIDS TOO HIGH
Lowest Bid on City Storehouse SIS,3T7
Appropriation Is Only
S33,105.

Without an additional appropriation
by the Council or an alteration in the
building plans. ii became apparent yes
terday when bids were received for
the work that there would he no city
storchousc erected this year. The bids
were received and opened by the Adj
rninistrativc Board. and refcrrrd to
Building Inspector John T.. Butler for
tabulatiOn and report
John II. Wilson Il Co. were theSowast
bidders, submitting proposal to con-
struct the building under present plans
for S5S,37T. There was wide vari-
ance in tho bids submitted, tho highest
bidder. II. III. George. Jr., Kidding ST.
COO The Council has only appropri-
atcd a net sum Of S33, 1875 for tho
construction of the storchousc, and
unless additional funds are provided.
the Improvement cannot be made This
year.
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POLICE COURT CASES
"fN' Annie Glenn IL Sent 10 jail on
h"rgr of Running Ohjcr-
tionHble Resort.

Mrs Ami" Glenn. charged win rum
ne an objectionable reso,, at 1915
Eas' Main street, was hned So in
"o.ic~ Court yesterday morning ana
sentenced to ten days in jail she
"aS arrested by Policemen Sweet ana
LHinrkin who also arrested "a MAJ,
ana woman in the house on charges
q disord"riy conduct The latter
ser" tn@d the usual amount 500 each
Mrs Glenn noted an appeal ] "
IhH"h"r acted as bonds.nan
The hearing Of Martha Banks. COZ.
ofrd and Ella Baltimore "olorcd.
charged with iilici:ly selling Iiuuor.
was Continued iu the one case 10 sep
'emher 10 and in tho other to this
moruinp
Thomas Coles, colored. charged win
stealing nv" chickens from " II.
iraUer was sentenced to six months
On tn" roads
walter Haynes. colorcd. was nned
no on q charge Of Overlooking horse
Hattie Jackson, coIorcd charged
%ith stealing = grafonola and six rec
oras from the Talking Machine Com
pany was dismissed on the a>mem,
u costs
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REWARD FOR WADE
Governor Authorizes Payment of ST.
To Finder of Man Accused
Of Murder.

Governor stuart yesterday author
zcd reward or So for the appre-
hensi0n Of George Wade, who is
charged hy the police OF iIcnrico Couu-
- with numbering his stcpfathcr
James y. Gordon. Wednesday after
Hoou at the latters nome. near MIS-
tar i reward OF Ike amount il is
stated Viii t." offered 10y th" Board
~ supervisors OF iIcnrico County.
Although tn" polio" OF both county
aud city hay" conducted an unrcmit-
INK search foI tn" alleged murderer,
~" Gu" To his Whereabouts has as yct
h"cu discovered The authorities in
rlW" to TIA" belief that he is Ia hiding
nearly railroad agents nave been
furnished win good description OF
III" fugitive. as have also the police
of cities in this section
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ARRESTS SPEEDER
state Health Commissioner Williams
Acts In Role OF Policeman on
Hermitage Road.

Acting in the role or a policeman.
DR. Ennion g. Williams. State Health
Commissioner. on SUNDAY caused the
arrest OF Rolfe Chance ON charge OF
speeding in an automobile along the
Hermitage Road. and in Police Court
yesterday morning Chance Was fined
S25.
DR.. Williams testified that chance
was driving his machine considerably
in excess of the speed limit He saw
the car coming and halted 1t by step
ping Immediately in its path. He Sc
cured Chances name and address
Or Williams is one OF several Her
mitagc Road residents who have COM
planned against automobile spccdeIs
Attorney John 6! Winston recently ad-
dressed a letter To the Police Depart
mcnt complaining against Spcedcrs
saying that parents were constantly In
fear for the lives OF their children.
-Four men have been summoned to
Police Court next week to answer
charges of speeding.
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EMERGENCY WAR REVENUE
ACT is NOW REPEAL Ed
Stamps Not Required on Document.
ana CosmetIcs-Iny on Telegram
NcmONch Mt MidnIrhf

Richard &. l.. Moncure, collector OF
internal revenue for tho Eastern Dis
trict OF Virginia. received notice YES
'erday afternoon from Commissioners
w ~. osborne that the emergency
taxes on documents and cosmetics i'm
posed by an act Of Congress in DC.
toher. 1914. has been repealed Tho
new revenue act, repeating schedules
and IL OF tho emergency measure
was effective this morning one minute
after IL o'clock
From to-day no internal revenue
stamp VIII be required on deeds, mort
cages. notes. bills or lading. telegraph
messages. or any instrument hereto
lore requiring such stamp. Likewise
the tax on chewing gum. cosmetics. and
other articles enumerated in schedule
II Of tho old law will he discontinued
All instruments in writing, however,
bearing date Of execution on or before
yesterday must have affixed the neces-
sary documentary stamp
Collector Moncure has given in
structions to his stamp deputies at
Norfolk and Petersburg 10 discontinue
the sale Of documentary and proprie
ments 10 notify all postmasters acting
AS agents for tho sale OF such stamina
or Inc repeal OF the act. Clerks OF
courts OF record In this revenue dis
'rict also will be notified promptly.
revenues arising under the act.
"hich was An emergency war measure.
amounted In this district TO approxt.
mately s25.o month The new law
however, carries schedules of taxes
which. II is thought. will make up
the deficiency.
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BIDS FOR SEWERS
Board Refers to CT, Tnriurrr Pm
posnis for Excavation Along
Bclt Line Trucks

The Administrative Eoard roo wed
bids yesterday for the construction of
several sewers in diffcicil SECTIONS If
the city, and for excavation work along
the Belt Line railroad tracks. when
were referred 20 tn. CITY Eue!ucer for
tabulation. recommendation and report,
The engineering department has also
been instructed 10 furnish estimates
of the cost OF opening. widening and
grading Twenty-seYenth. Twenty ninth
and Th!rtieth Streets. from Bainbr!dge
to McDonough Streets. South Richmond
Westham Avenue. from n point near
Worth Avenue 10 the city limits. VIII
ealso probably be w!dcned and other.
wise improved.