The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-13

proved March. 4. 1895. as heretofor.
amended.
By Messrs Brown, of Bedford. and
Turner: A bill to amend and re-enacI
section 567 of the code of Virginia
as heretofore amended, In relation to
redress against erroneous assessment
of taxes
To the committee on appropria-
tons:
by Messrs. Murray and Willis: A
bill to provide for the payment out
ot<hc state treasury of the attorneys
for the commonwealth OF the counties
ana cities of the state. certain fees in
Felony and misdemeanor cases, and TO
nix the maximum amount that the at
Itcrneys for the commonwealth of the
respective counties and cities of the
state shall be paid I'm fees out of the
state treasury, and to provide for pay
ment out of the state treasury to the
attorneys for the commonwealth OF
the respective counties and cities def
mite amounts TO reimburse them In
! part for expenditures made by them
In the discharge and conduct of the
! duties OF their respective Offices, and
ITO NIX for them and to provide for the
taxing and payment of certain fees
In motions tot correct erroneous tax
assessments and I'm soire facias pro-
ceedings upon forfeited recognizances,
and to amend and re-enact an act en- =
ti.Ied an act to amend and re-enact
SECTION 362s of the code of Virginia,
as heretofore amended, approved
March ~, 1916, and to repeal all other
acts and parts of acts in conflict with
this act.
BY Messrs. Chase and Hartman: A
bill to locate and mark q part of the
state line between the states OF Vir-
ginta and Kentucky.
BY Messrs. Hail. OF Loudoun; Nor
ris, Tiffany, Meetze and Rev: A bill
to amend and re-enact section 1875 of
the code OF Virginia as heretofore
To the committee on privileges and
elections:
By Mr.. Chase: A bill 10 amend and
re-enact section so of the code Of
virginia, as heretofore amended, en-
Titled representation in Congress;
apportionment therefor"
! To the committee ON moral and So
ciai welfare:
BY Mr.. Evans: A bill to amend and
re-enact section ! 5 of an act entitled
an act TO define ardent spirits and to
prohibit the MANUFACTURES, use, sale.
onering for sale, transportation for
sale, Keeping for sale, and giving away
VI aEuenl spirits as herein defined ex-
cept rs provided herein; to prohibit
advertisement of such ardent spirits;
10 prescribe the jursdic'lon for trial
and appeals OF cases arising under
this act; to prescribe the force and
erect of certain evidence and prosecu-
lions for violation of this act; to Gre
ate the office of commissioner of pro-
hlpition and to define his duties and
powers and compensation; defining in
toxfcation and who Is person of in
temperate habits within the meaning
or this act: prescribing certain rules
or evidence In certain prosecutions
under this act; exempting certain
counties and cities from certain pro
visions OF this act and authorizing adj
dittonai restrictions and Limitations
beyond the provisions of this act as
to sale, manufacture. or delivery of
ardent spirits In certain counties and
cities; to provide for the enforcement,
OF this act end to prescribe penalties
Tor the violation of this act; to ap-
propriate out OF the treasury of the
state necessary moneys for the en-
forcement OF this act, and to repeal
all acts or parts of acts In conflict
with this act. Approved March 10,
1918. p
BY Messrs. Hundley. of Essex; Miller.
Stubs. of Middiesex. and Gordon; 4
bill to abolish the office Of prohibition
/ commissioner and to provide compen-
sation for attorneys of the common
, wealth In certain cases
To the coInmitte on asylums and
prisons:
BY Mr.. Car: an act to amend