An Act to amend and reenact § 46.1-299, as amended, of the Code of Virginia, relating to devices signalling intention to turn or stop and rules therefor.
Volume 1968 Law 99
Law Body
Chap. 510.—An ACT to erect a library building and auditorium as a memorial
to the soldiers, sailors, marines and women who served in the world war,
and to appropriate money therefor; to dedicate as and for public streets
and highways upon certain conditions a strip of land fifteen feet in width
lying on the southern side of the Capitol square in the city of Richmond,
' needed by the city of Richmond for the widening of Bank street. To allow
the library board to borrow money, issue bonds therefor and secure the
same; and to allow the State board of education, from time to time, to invest
the cash in hand of the literary fund in said bonds. [S B 155]
Approved March 25, 1920.
Whereas, pursuant to a senate joint resolution adopted at the extra
session of the general assembly of Virginia of nineteen hundred and
‘nineteen, a commission was appointed to consider and to recommend
to the general assembly the erection of a suitable State memorial to
the soldiers, sailors and marines of Virginia who lost their lives in
the world war, and
Whereas, said commission has recommended as a memorial worthy
of the State and the glorious deeds of her sons the erection of a State
library building to be designated and known as the Memorial Library,
to be located in the city of Richmond, and to be in lieu of and to
answer the purposes of the present library building, where its priceless
archives are now in daily danger of destruction by fire, which recom-
mendation, however, is conditioned upon the conveyance by the city
of Richmond to the library board of the parcel of land hereinafter
described and located adjacent to the Capitol grounds, on which lot a
commodious, artistic and fireproof library building may be erected,
as well as an auditorium for the meetings of the State organizations
of the soldiers, sailors and marines of the world war, and where other
public meetings of citizens may be held; now, therefore:
1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That upon
the grant and conveyance in fee simple and free from all encum-
orances by the city of Richmond of the square or parcel of land in
said city bounded by Eleventh, Twelfth, Capitol and Broad streets, to
the library board, authority to make said conveyance being hereby
yranted the said city of Richmond and the acceptance of said gift
by the library board with the approval of the attorney general oi
Virginia as to the form of conveyance, there be and is hereby appro-
priated out of any moneys in the State treasury not otherwise appro-
priated the sum of one hundred and twenty-five thousand ($125,000.00)
dollars for the appropriation year ending February 28, 1921, and one
hundred and twenty-five thousand ($125,000.00) dollars for the appro-
priation year ending February 28, 1922.
And in addition to the above amount the State pledges her faith
as far as she can under the Constitution of the State, that she will
by the legislature in 1922 appropriate the further sum of one hun-
dred and twenty-five thousand ($125,000.00) dollars for the appropria-
tion year ending February 28, 1923, and one hundred and twenty-five
thousand ($125,000.00) dollars for the appropriation year ending Feb-
ruary 29, 1924, for the purpose of the erection on said lot of said
Memorial Library building and a suitable auditorium for the meet-
ings of the soldiers, sailors, marines and women who served in the
world war and where other public meetings of citizens may be held.
The amounts so appropriated shall be paid over to the treasurer ot
the State and deposited by him to the credit of the Memorial Library
fund, and be paid out by him as needed for the erection and equip-
ment of said building in accordance with the terms and conditions
of section three hundred and fifty-nine of the Code of nineteen hun-
dred and nineteen: Provided, however, that this act shall be void
and of no effect in the event that the grant and conveyance by the
city of Richmond as herein provided shall not be made on or before
the thirty-first day of December, nineteen hundred and twenty-one.
and all money hereby provided shal] revert to the treasury for gen:
eral purposes.
It is further enacted that upon the grant and conveyance in fet
simple and free of incumbrances by the city of Richmond of the square
or parcel of land described in the foregoing part of this section, and it:
acceptance by the library board, with the approval of the attorney
general of Virginia as to the form of conveyance as aforesaid, that :
strip or parcel of land fifteen feet in width, now composing the
extreme-southern portion of the Capitol Square shall be dedicated a:
and for a public street and highway, the metes and bounds of whic!
are shown on a plan on file in the office of the director of public work
of the city of Richmond, entitled: “Proposed widening of Banl
street from Ninth street to Twelfth street and Twelfth street fron
Bank street to Franklin street,” dated January fourteenth, ninetee:
hundred and twenty, and marked “10875-A-5,” said strip of land bein:
needed by the city of Richmond for the widening of Bank stree
between Ninth and Twelfth streets.
The dedication aforesaid shall, in addition to the foregoing cor
dition, be made upon the following stipulations.
First: That the city of Richmond shall, by a proper ordinance,
accept the said dedication upon the terms and conditions herein con-
tained, and shall make the necessary appropriation to improve and
make available, for public use, the said strip or parcel of land as a
part of said Bank street, and shall bear all the expenses thereof.
Second: That such improvements shall be in accordance with
plans and specifications approved by the governor of Virginia, and
shall include the removal and restoration of the present gateways
and enclosure of the said Capitol Square so far asthe same shall
be disturbed along the new lines established by virtue of this act.
Third: All materials used in and about the making of the im-
provements and the restoration authorized and required by this act
shall be satisfactory to the superintendent otf grounds and buildings
of the State of Virginia, and the work shall be cone under his super-
vision.
The library board is hereby empowered and authorized to borrow
money to an amount not exceeding one million, five hundred thousand
($1,500,000.00) dollars, to make and issue its bonds therefor in such
amounts and at such rate of interest not to exceed the legal rate
as the library board may determine, and to secure the same by mort-
gage or deed of trust on said lot or square and any building or build-
ings which may be hereafter erected thereon, the proceeds thereof
to be paid out according to the conditions of section three hundred
and fifty-nine of the Code of nineteen hundred and nineteen, and used
exclusively for the building of said library and auditorium and the
equipment, furnishing and books thereof.
The plans for said building or buildings shall be first approved
by the art commission of Virginia, and shall be erected under the
joint supervision and direction of said library board and a war memo-
rial commission, two to be appointed by the governor, two members
of the senate and two members of the house of delegates to be ap-
pointed by the presiding officers thereof, respectively.
The proceeds from the sale of said bonds shall be paid to the
treasurer of the State, and deposited by him to the credit of the
Memorial Library fund and paid out by him in accordance with the
terms and requirements of section three hundred and fifty-nine of
the Code of nineteen hundred and nineteen.
Said bonds shall run for thirty years from their date and out of
any appropriation which may hereafter be made by the general
assembly for the support and maintenance of said Memoral Library
and auditorium, there shall first be set apart, annually, a sum suf-
ficient to pay the interest accruing on said bonds and to constitute a
sinking fund for the liquidation of the principal of the same; and the
said sum shall be applied to no other purpose or object whatever.
5. After providing for the requirements and demands for the
erection or enlarging of school houses in the school districts and
cities, and the memorial libraries to be erected in the counties, cities
and towns of the State, the State board of education is hereby author-
ized to invest from year to year so much of the balance of any moneys
belonging to the literary fund and in hand for investment as they
may deem proper in the above described bonds.
6. Said Memorial Library and auditorium shall be the depository
of all the archives of the soldiers, sailors, marines and women who
served in the world war and other wars, and the State library board
may acquire by gift or otherwise. such archives and all flags and
other memorials; and therein, under the direction and rules of said
library board, the various localities of the State may erect suitable
tablets to those of the sons of such locality as made the supreme
sacrifice in said world war or other wars in which Virginia’s sons
have served. -
The sums hereby provided shall be paid out of the general fund
of the State treasury next after the appropriations carried in the
general appropriation act.
I, Jno. W. Williams, clerk of the house of delegates of Virginia,
do hereby certify that the session of the general assembly of Virgima
at which the acts of assembly herein printed were enacted, adjourned
sine die on March nineteenth, nineteen hundred and twenty.
RCUIT COURTS OF VIRGINIA
s for the Commencement of the Regular Terms.
COUNTY OR CITY.
Norfolk county.....
Nansemond ........
Southampton .......
City of Suffolk.....
Prince George......
City of Hopewell...
Sussex ........ee00.
Greensville ........
Brunswick .........
Amelia ............
Chesterfield ........
Dinwiddie ..... ae
Nottoway ..........
TERM.
The first Monday in January, Feb-
ruary, March, April, May, June,
July, October, November and De-
cember.
On the second Monday in January.
March, May, July and October.
On the third Monday in January,
March, .May, July and October.
On Tuesday after the fourth Monday
in February, June, September and
November.
Third Tuesday in January, May, No-
vember and July sixth.
Second Tuesday in February, April,
June, October and December.
Fourth Tuesday in January, March,
May, September and November,
and July twelfth.
Second Tuesday in January.. March,
May, September and November
and July second.
First Tuesday in February. April,
June, October and December.
Fourth Tuesday in February, April.
June and October, and on the first
Tuesday in September.
‘The fourth Monday in March, June.
and September, and first Monday
in January.
The second Monday in February.
May. July and October.
The third Monday in March, June.
September and December.
The first Monday in March. June.
September and December.
COUNTY OR CITY. TERM.
Tuesday after the fourth Monday in
February, May, July and October.
Powhatan .........-
City of Petersburg..| First Monday in April and October.
Appomattox ....... First day in April, June, October and
December.
Buckingham ........| Tuesday after second Monday in
March, May, September and No-
vember.
First Monday in January, March.
Charlotte .........-.
, May, July, September and Novem-
er.
Cumberland ....... Tuesday after the fourth Monday in
January, April, June and Septem-
ber. .
Prince Edward..... Tuesday after the third Monday in
January, May, July, September and
November.
Third Monday in January, second
Monday in April, fourth Monday
in June, first Monday in October
and second Monday in December.
Lunenburg .........
Mecklenburg ....... Third Monday in February, Apri.
J une, August, October and Decem-
er.
Halifax ............ Fourth Monday in January, March.
May, July, September and Novem-
er.
Campbell .......... Second Monday in January, March.
May, July, September and Novem-
er.
Second Monday in February, third
Monday in May and September.
and second Monday in December.
City of Lynchburg..
Pittsylvania ........ Third Monday in January, March
May, July, September and Novem:
er.
oni
Henry ........--ees First Monday in January, April, Jul
and October.
COUNTY OR CITY. TERM.
Patrick ...........; First Monday in March, first Mon-
day in June, first Monday in Sep-
tember, and first Monday in De-
cember.
City of Danville....| April twenty-fifth and October the
twenty-fifth.
Albemarle ......... First Monday in February, April,
June, August, October and Decem-
ber.
Madison ........... Second Monday in January, March,
May, September and November.
Greene ............ -| Third Monday in February, April,
June, October and December.
City of "Ss mentions eBod aad tou al the
Charlottesville. wee “Code ions 5803 ‘a 5911 of the
Culpeper ......... .-| Third Monday in February, April,
" June, August, October and De-
cember.
Goochland ......... Second Monday in February, April,
June, August October and Decem-
r.
Fourth Monday in January, March,
May, July, September and Novem-
er.
Second Monday in January, March,
May, July, September and Novem-
tT.
Henrico ......ccec. First Monday in January, April, July
and October.
City of Richmond...| First Monday in February, May and
November.
Elizabeth City.......| The first Monday in February, April,
June, August, October and Decem-
ber.
City of Newport The first Monday in January, March,
NEWS... caceeesees May, July, and second in Septem-
ber and November.
Richmond .......... First Monday in January, March,
May, July, September and Novem-
ber.
COUNTY OR CITY.
Northumberland ...
Lancaster ..........
Westmoreland ......
King and Queen....
King William.......
Middlesex .........
New Kent..........
Charles City........
Warwick ..........
TERM.
Second Monday in February, April.
ju une, August, October and Decem-
r.
Third Monday in January, March.
May, July, September, and Novem-
er.
Fourth Monday in February, Apmil.
June, August, October and Decem-
ber.
Third Monday in February, Apnl
June, August, October and Decem-
r.’
First Monday in January, March.
May, July, September and Novem-
r.
Third Monday in January, March,
peey, July, September and Novem-
er.
Second Tuesday in February, April.
June, August, October and Decem-
er.
First Tuesday in February, Apmil.
J une, August October and Decem-
er.
Tuesday after fourth Monday in Jan-
uary, March, May, July, September
and November.
Fourth Tuesday in January, March,
May. July, September and Novem-
er.
Third Thursday in February, April.
June, August, October and Decem-
ber.
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First Tuesday in February, April.
June, August, October and Decem-
er.
Second Monday in January, March,
May, July, September and Novem-
er.
City of Williamsburg}
and James City...
Second Monday in February, April.
June, August, October and Decem-
er.
COUNTY OR CITY,
TERM,
King George........
Stafford ...........
Arlington ..........
City of Alexandria...
Warren ............
Shenandoah ........
First Monday in January, March,
May, July, September and Novem-
er.
Second Monday in January, March,
May, July, September and Novem-
er.
First Monday in February, April,
June, August, October and Decem-
ber.
Second Monday in February, April,
June, August, October and De-
cember.
Third Monday in January, March,
May, July, September and Novem-
r.
First Monday in February. April,
June, August, October and De-
cember.
Third Monday in January, March,
May. July, September and Novem-
er.
Third Monday in February, April,
June, October and second Monday
in December.
First Monday in January, March,
May, July, and second Monday in
September, and first Monday in
November.
First Monday in February, April,
June, August, October and Decem-
ber.
Fourth Monday in January. March,
May, July, September and Novem-
ber.
First Monday in January, March,
May, July September, and Novem-
ber.
Second Monday in January, March.
May, July, September and Novem-
ber.
| COUNTY OR CITY. | TERM,
First Monday in February, May.
September and November.
Fourth Monday in February and May.
first Monday in October, and
fourth Monday in November.
Fourth Tuesday in April, second
Tuesday in July and October.
Fifteenth day of January, Apmil, July.
and October.
Twentieth day of March, June. Sep-
tember and November.
March first, June first, October first
and December first.
Tenth day of February, May, Septem-
ber and November.
November.
City of Roanoke....| Fifteenth day of March, May, Sep-
tember and December.
Montgomery First day of February, May, July.
October and December.
Roanoke First day of January, April, June.
September and November.
The sixteenth day of February, April.
July and October.
Second Monday in January, April.
third Monday in July and October.
Third Monday in February and sec-
ond Monday in November, first
Monday in May and September.
Second Monday, in March, and first
Monday in December, third Mor-
day in May and September.
Fourth Monday in March and No-
vember, first Monday in June and
Octoher
COUNTY OR CITY, TERM.
Giles ...........006- Tuesday after fourth Mondays in
March, June and October.
Bland ..........06. Second Monday in March and July,
third Monday in October.
Tazewell ........... Third Tuesday in February, first
Tuesday in May, and the fourth
Tuesday in August and November.
The judge may designate one of
the terms of court of Tazewell coun-
ty, at which only criminal cases shall
_be tried.
Washington ........ Fourth Monday in January, March,
May, September and November.
Smyth ............. Third Monday in February, April,
June, October and December.
Scott .....sccceeeee Tuesday after the first Monday in
January March, May and Septem-
r.
Lee .... cece eee eees Second Monday in February and first
Monday in May, September and
December.
Wise ........eecees First Monday in January and April
and second Monday in July and
October.
Rockingham ....... Third Monday in February, April,
June, August, October and Decem-
er.
Page ......eeceeces Fourth Monday in January, March,
May, July, September and Novem-
ber.
Fauquier ........... -Fourth Monday in January, March,
May, July, September and Novem-
ber.
Loudoun ........... Second Monday in February, April,
June, August, October and Decem-
ber.
Rappahannock ..... Second Monday in January, March,
May, July, September and Novem-
er.
COUNTY OR CITY,
Russell ..........0.
Buchanan ..........
Dickenson .........
Isle of Wight.......
City of Portsmouth.
Princess Anne......
Amherst ...........
‘
Fluvanna ........6.
Nelson ........000:
Bedford ...........
Franklin ...........
Accomac .....eeee-
Northampton ......
Norfolk city........
TERM.
Tuesday after third Monday in Feb-
ruary, Tuesday after first Monday
in May, September and December.
Tuesday after third Monday in April.
Tuesday after fourth Monday in
July and Tuesday after third Mon-
day, in November.
Tuesday after second Monday in
March, Tuesday after fourth Mon-
day in June, Tuesday after fourth
Monday in September, and Tues-
day after fourth Monday in De-
cember.
First Monday in January, March,
May, July, September and Novem-
ber.
Fourth Monday in January, Febru-
ary, March, April, May, June.
July, September, October and No-
vember.
Fourth Monday in February. Apml,
June, August, October and Decem-
ber.
Second Monday in February. Apmil.
June, August, October and De-
cember.
Fourth Monday in February. April,
June, August, October and De-
cember.
Fourth Monday in January. March,
May, July, September and Novem-
ber. :
January tenth, March first, May first.
July first, October first, December
first.
First Monday in February. April.
June, September, November.
First Monday in February. April.
June, August, October and De-
cember.
The second Monday in January.
March, May, July, September and
November.
Second Monday in January. February,
March, April, May, June. July.
October, November and December.
ON COURTS OF VIRGINIA
umencement of the Regular Terms
MONTHLY TERM.
Second Monday.
First Monday except July or August, ei
be designated as vacation month.
First Monday in February, April, June,
October and December.
Third Monday except August.
First Monday.
Tirst Thursday except August, and thir
day in September.
First Monday in each month except Aut
except that in September Tuesday a
first Monday.
Second Monday in each month, except
First Monday.
First Monday in October and third M
each other month, vacation may be et
gust or September.
Third Thursday in each month, except
Third Thursday, except August.
Second Monday, except August.
First Monday, except August and Septe
Third Monday, except August. —
First Monday in January, April, June
tober.
Second Monday in February. May, S
and December.
First Monday, except August. No court
First Monday, except August.
Thursday after first Monday.
Third Monday. except August.
. COURT OF APPEALS
OF VIRGINIA
ymencement of the Regular Term:
-First Tuesday in November.
—First Tuesday in June.
First Tuesday in September.
ACTS OF ASSEMBLY. [va.
PLACES AT WHICH SEPARATE POLLS HAVE BEEN
ESTABLISHED IN EACH COUNTY
(omMAC—Chincoteague Islands, Greenbackville, New Church, Temperanceville.
Hall’s Store, Sanford, Saxes, Mappsville, Bloxom, Newstown, Parksley.
Courthouse, Onancock, Tangier Islands, Pungoteague, Wachapreague.
Hawk’s Nest, Belle Haven, Craddocksville, Locustville, Cashville.
EMARLE—Alberene, Batesville, Blackwells’ Courthouse, Carter's Bridge,
Covesville, Crozet, Earlysville, Free Union, Howardsville, Hillsboro, Ivy,
Keswick, Lindsay’s, Monticello, Milton, North Garden, Owensville, Profft,
Porter’s, Stony Point, Scottsville, Wingfields, White Hall, Alberene.
XANDRIA—Arlington, Ballston, Four-Mile Run, Carne School, Cherrydale,
Clarendon, Falls Church, Rosslyn.
EGHANY—Jackson River, Longdale, Iron Gate, Richpatch, Peter’s Switch.
Covington, Dunlap, Griffith’s, Aritt’s, Clift, Damrons, Selma.
ELIA—Amelia Courthouse, Wilkerson’s Shop, Chula, Deatonsville, Paineville.
Jetersville, Mannboro, Namozine, Bridgeforth’s Mill.
HERST—Courthouse, Riverville, Hicks, Mayflower, Temperance, Fancy Hill
New Glasgow, Pedlar Mills, Naola, Furnace, Chestnut, Allwood, Oronoca
Elon, Magruder’s, Madison, Wright’s Shop, Monroe, Pleasant View, Way.
OM ATTOX—Courthouse, Chop, Cheatwood, Clover Hill, Walker’s Church.
Pamplins, Stonewall, Oakville, Agee, Rocks.
susTA—Sandy Hollow, Peaco’s Mill, Bolivar, Arbor Hill, Burnett, Mt. Solon.
Sangersville, Parnassus, Spring Hill, Centerville, Roman, New Hope, Mint
Spring, Mt. Sidney, Mt. Meridian, Verona, Crimora, Burk’s Mill, Hermi-
tage, Laurel Hill, Harriston, Waynesboro, Basic City, Fisherville, Stuart's
Draft, Sherando, Greenville, Middlebrook, Spottswood, Newport, Deerfield.
Fraigeville, Kershner’s Mill, Churchville, Pond Gap, Weyer’s Cave, Buffalo
ap.
‘H—Warm Springs, Mountain Grove, Cleek’s Mills, Healing Springs, Hot
Springs, Greaner’s Mill, Fair View, Millboro Springs, Sitlington, Burns-
ville, Armstrong, Fort Lewis.
FORD—North Liberty, South Liberty, Bunker Hill, Blount, Peakesville, Thax-
ton, Patterson’s Mill, Hall’s Mill, Bufordville, Hogan’s Store, Chamblissburg.
Stewartsville, Goodview, Emaus, Cedar Hill, Board’s Store, Fancy Grove.
Valley Mills, White Rock, Lone Gum, Franklin Store, Otter Hill, Pollard’:
Store, Everett’s Store, Goode, Forest Depot, Perrowville, Bigbie’s Shop.
Cove, Big Island, Charlemont, Curtis, Fancy Grove, Valley Mills, White
Rock, Lone Gum, Franklin’s Store.
ND—Bogle’s School-House, Bishop's, Rocky Gap, Davis. Mechanicsburg
Point Pleasant, Ceres, Sharon, Seddon, Bastian.
ETOURT—Courthouse, Oriskany, Eagle Rock, Gala, Lick Run, Glen Wilton.
Town Hall, Asbury, Vandergrift’s, Amsterdam, Cloverdale, Troutville.
Brugh’s Mill, Coyner’s, Rocky Branch, Buchanan, Lithia, Arch Mills, Spring-
wood, Jenning’s Creek, Roaring Run, Blue Ridge Springs.
NSWICK—Lawrenceville, Poarch and Ross, Smoky Ordinary, Sturgeonville
Trotter's Store. Edmund’s Store, Elmore’s, Broadnax, Tillman's, Rock
Store, Phipp’s, Drumgoole’s, Bulter’s, Phipps.
‘HANAN—Grundy, Slate, Prater, Contrary, Hurricane, Whitt Place. Rock
Lick, Knox, Bull.
-KINGHAM—Maysville, Wrights, Glenmore, New Store, Curdsville, White
Hall, Red Mills, New Canton. Gold Hill, Damson’s, Well Water.
APBFLL—Courthouse, Concord, Mt. Zion, Brookneal, Hat Creek, Morgan’:
Mill, Mike, Pigeon Run, Marysville. Castle Craig, Lynch’s, Leesville, New
London, Evington, Rolling Mill. Black Water, Flynns, Kings, West Lynch:
burg, Altavista. :
CAROLINE—Bowling Green, Shumansville, Sparta, White’s, Gouldman’s, Port
Royal, Moss Neck, Guiney’s, Madison, Cedar Fork, Balty, Reedy Church
Bowers.
Carro_tt—Courthouse, Little Vine, Lindsey’s, Quesenberry’s, Courthouse (Laure:
Fork District), Fremont, Snake Creek, Nester’s, Turner’s, Smith's Mill
Strickland’s Mill, Wisler’s, Hawk’s, Courthouse (Piper’s Gap District)
Beamer’s, Woodlawn, Castle Hill, Hank’s, Courthouse (Sulphur Spring:
District), Mt. Zion, Hebron, Blair, Springs, McGees Mill, Gray’s School.
House, Galax, Willis Gap.
CHARLOTTE—Scott’s Store, Aspinwall, Priddy’s Store, Keysville, Eureka, Court-
house, Central, Willeysbury, Red Oak, Smith Tavern, Midway, Harvey’:
Store, Phenix.
Cuar_es City—Harrison, Tyler, Chickahominy.
CHESTERFIELD—Pulliam’s Store, Bon Air, Midlothian, Horner’s Store, Winter-
pock, Skinquarter, Winfrey’s Store, Matoaca, Ettrick’s, Chester, Eyler’s
Store, Courthouse.
CLARKE—White Post, Millwood, Morgan’s Mill, Shenandoah, Berryville, Mt
Airy, Russell’s, Pierce’s, Turner’s Shop.
Craic—Courthouse, Barbour’s Creek, Paint Bank, McGuire’s Store, Marshall’:
Store, Ammendale, Healing Springs, Givens & Reynold’s Store, Forks
John’s Creek.
CuLPEPER—Catalpa, Jeffersonton, Rixeyville, Mitchell’s, Brown’s Store, Eldo-
rado, Brandy, Stevensburg, Lignum, Richardsville.
CUMBERLAND—Brown’s Church, Courthouse, Flanagan’s Mill, Thomas Chapel
DicKENSON—Ridge, Lick Fork, Chase, Artrip, Hill, Bart’s Lick, Colley, Frying
Pan, Roaring Fork, Stratton, Rose.
DinwivpiE—Brookland, Cherry Hill, Church Road, Dinwiddie Courthouse, Dar-
vills,) Malams, Mon’s Neck, New Hope, Oak Grove, Ritcheville, Ream’s
Rocky Run, Sutherland, White Oak, Westboro.
ELizaBeTH CiTyY—Fox Hill, East End, Phoebus, Back River, Hampton, Hamp-
ton Roads, Kecoughton.
Essex—Loretta, Lloyd’s, Enterprise, Tappahannock, Howerton’s, Centre Cross
Dunnsville.
FRrRaANKLIN—Rocky Mount, Snow Creek, Sydnorsville, Calloway, Helms, Boon’s
Mill, Long Branch, Providence, Young Store, Glade Hill, Pen Hook, Dick-
erson, Union Hall, Taylor’s Store, Hatcher’s, Brook’s Mill, Lynville, Laugh-
ton, Bowman’s, Bonbrook, Sandy Level.
Farrrax—Centreville, Clifton, Swetnam’s, Well’s, Burk’s, Baylis, Woodyards
Accotink, Pulman’s, Gum Spring, Moore’s, Falls Church, West End, Aban-
dale, Fairfax Courthouse, Langley, Vienna, The Lick, Dranesville, Hern-
don, Forestville, Thompson’s, Thornton’s, Pleasant Valley. .
Fauguier—Orlean, Fiery Run, Marshall, Markham, Hume, Paris, Upperville
Rectortown, Landmark, The Plains, New Baltimore, Warrenton, Morris-
ville, Bealeton, Remington, Auburn, Catlett’s, Calverton, Bristersburg, Sum-
merduck.
FLoyp—Copper Hill, Huffville, Locust Grove, Harman’s, Turtle Rock, Court-
house, Booth’s Mill, Stuart’s Schoolhouse, Indian Valley, Barringer, Willis
Crab Orchard.
FLuvANNA—Palmyra, Centre Hill, Wilmington, Kent’s Store, Columbia, Fork
Union, Jones’ Schoolhouse, Cunningham, Kidd’s Store, Tutwiler’s, Good-
son’s.
FrepERICK—Neffstown, Brucetown, White Hall, Gainesboro, Baker’s Mill, Do-
lan’s, Ashton’s, Yeakley’s Gore, Lamps, Russell’s, Dry Run, Middletown.
Old Forge, Newton, Canter’s, Kernstown, Carper’s Valley, Greenwood.
Stephens City, Canterburg, Molboro, Road, Mountain Falls, State Tannery.
Grayson—Independence, Elk Creek, Comer’s Rock, Galax, Old Town, X-Roads.
Fairview, Cherry Grove, Fries, Bridle Creek, Mouth of Wilson, Pugh Place
eae Top, Trout Dale, North Corner, Potato Creek, Shaw, Rugby, Knot
ork.
GrEENE—Monroe, Standardsville, McMullan, Ruckersville.
GREENSVILLE—Belfield, Hickford, Brink, Moss, Taylor’s Mill, Purdy.
GiLEs—Pearisburg, Narrows, Burton’s Mill, Glen Lyn, Eggleston, Poplar Hill.
White Gate, Sugar Run, Staffordsville, Pembroke, Hatfield, New River.
Newport.
GLoOUCESTER—Dragon Ordinary, Wood’s X-Roads, Cash Sassafras, Harcum.
Tabb’s Store, Courthouse, Bel Roi, Hickory, Fork, Hayes’ Store, Achilles.
Stonewall, Sterling. ;
GoocHLAND—Bowles’ Store, Ford’s Store, Dietrick’s Store, Goochland Court-
house, Rockets, Three Square, Watkinsville, Caladonia, Snead’s Store.
Grice’s Store, Tabscott, Old Church, Smith’s Store. Mechanicsville.
Hanover—Cold Harbor, Rural Point, Clay, Ashland, Rockville, Blunt’s, Hall's
Shops, Higginson.
Hatirax—Courthouse, South Boston, Clay’s Mill, Scottsburg, Mt Laurel. Cross
Roads, Clover, Dryburg, Mt. Carmel, Brandon, Black Walnut, Hyco. Mayo,
Vernon Hill, News Ferry. Brooklin, Whitlock, Birch, Pace’s, Red Bank,
Omega, Midway, Republican Grove, Barksdale, Bryan, Martin’s Store. Mead-
ville, Locust Level.
Henrico—Whitlock’s, Town Hall, Carter’s, Seven Pines, Hardin’s Shop, Hun-
gary, Ridge Church, Short Pump, Montrose, Bowling Green, Westhampton,
Highland Springs, Sullivan’s, Brook Hill, Lakeside.
HEenry—Martinsville, Mayo, Spencer, Gunville, Horse Pasture, Scott's. Ridge-
way, Oak Level, Bassett, Ironside, Figsboro, Axton, Leatherwood, Mountain
Valley, Irisburg.
H1GHLAND—Ruckman’s Schoolhouse, Hevener’s Store. New Hampton. Court-
house, Wilson’s Mill. Pullin’s Schoolhouse, Big Valley, Doe Hill, McDowell.
Headwaters.
IsLE or WiGHT—Burwell’s Bay, Courthouse, Zuni, Carrolton, Longview. Orbit.
Smithfield, Carrsville, Cramp Mill, Mount Carmel, Windsor, Rescue. Pons.
James City—Jamestown No. 1, Jamestown No. 2, Stone House, Powhatan
No. 1, Powhatan No. 2.
KING AND QUEEN—Buena Vista, Little Plymouth, Stevensville, Carlton Store,
Clark's, Newton.
Kinc Georce—Shiloh, Potomac, Rappahannock.
Bane W ILLIAM—Mangonick, Beulahville, Manquin, Courthouse, Lanesville. West
oint.
LANCASTER—Kilmarnock, Irvington, Weem’s, White Stone, Little Bay, Litwalton.
Lancaster, Payne’s Shop. .
Lre—Bale’s Mill, Bale’s Forge, Blackwater, Bishop’s Store, Dryden, Dixie. Hun-
ter’s Gap, Hurst Store. Jonesville, Morgan’s Store, Pennington Gap. Stick-
leyville, Keokee, Seminary, St. Charles, Robbins Chapel.
Loupoun—Leesburg, Lovettsville, Taylortown, Water’s, Bollington, Hamilton.
Snickersville, Silcott’s Springs, Mt. Gilead, Lincoln, Hughesville. Philamont.
Waterford, Hillsboro, Purcellville, Irene, Round Hill, Unison, Middleburg
Aldie, Mountville, Powell’s Shop, Gumspring, Farmwell, Guilford. Wax-
pool, Lenah, Luckens.
Lovisa—Zion, Trevilian’s, Bell’s Cross-Roads, Louisa Courthouse, Terrell Store
Thompson Cross-Roads, Cuckoo, Fredericks Hall, Centreville, Shelton Mill
Jackson’s, Bumpass, Mechanicsville, Mineral, Yanceyville, Bryan.
LUNENBURG—Lewiston, Knight and Oliver, Pleasant Grove, Meherrin, Rehoboth
peat STIS Brown's Store, Lochleven, Columbian Grove, Victoria. Ply:
mouth. .
M aptson—Criglersville, Dulinsville, Graves’ Mill, Courthouse, Nethers. Oal
Park, Rochelle, Wolftown, Radiant.
MaTHEWs—Battery, Courthouse, White’s Neck, Gwynn’s Island, Hookenbair
Cobb’s Creek. Port Haywood.
MECKLENBURG—Boydton, Baskerville, Finchley, Gillespie, Abbyville, Clarksville
Averett, Buffalo Lithia Springs, Pearson’s Store, Wright's Store, Lacrosse
pouth Hill, Union Level, Chase City, Smith’s Cross-Roads, Northview
racey.
MIDDLESEX—Jamaica, Saluda, Free Shade. New Market, Urbanna.
Montcomery—Christiansburg, Guerrants, Shawville, Alleghany Springs, Big
Spring, Kirby’s Mill, Auburn, Harman’s, Grayson’s Mill, Blacksburg, Price's
Fork, Long’s Shop, Crumpecker’s, Walthall, Cambria, Craig’s Creek.
NANSEMOND—Copeland’s Mill, ‘Holy Neck, Kilby’s Mill, Cypress Chapel, Paul's
Branch, Somerton, Whaleyville, Chuckatuck, Ebenezer, Myrtle, Junction.
Yeate’s, Holland. ,
NeLson—Lovingston, Elmington, Arrington, New Market, Gladstone, Buffalo.
Roseland, Massie’s Mill, Lowesville. Montebello, Forks Tye River, Faber's.
Poplar, Grape Lawn, Slaughter, May’s Store, Mann’s Store, Pamplin.
Schuyler.
New Kent—Quinton, Talleysville, Courthouse, Barhamsville, Walkers.
NorroLk—Bethel, Bell’s Mill, Bower’s Hill, Churchland, Oak Grove, Deep Creek.
Indian Creek, Hickory Grove, South Norfolk, West Norfolk, Gilmerton,
Port Norfolk, Fairmount Park, Ocean View, Riverside, Hall’s Corner.
Sewell's Point, Pinner’s Point, Campostella.
NorTHAMPTON—Capeville, Cape Charles, Bay View, Eastville, Johnsontown.
Franktown, Wardtown, Hog Island, Exmore.
NorTHU MBERLAND—Lottsburg, Heathsville, Burgess’ Store, Reedville, Wicomico.
‘Church, Harding’s Wharf, Lodge, Lewisetta, Lillian.
Notroway—Blackstone, Burkeville, Crewe, Jeffress Store, Nottoway. Spainville.
OraNGeE—Orange, Gordonsville, Barboursville, Rhodesville, Woolfork, Halle,
Locust Grove, True Blue.
Pace—Honeyville, Jollett, Newport, Shenandoah, Leaksville, Shirley, Marksville,
Luray. Printz Mill, Rileyville, Springfield, Hall’s Schoolhouse.
Patrick—Courthouse, Patrick Springs, Liberty, Stella, Penn’s Store, Palmetto
Nettle Ridge, Turner’s Store, King’s Store, Hill’s Schoolhouse, Gate’s Store,
Bell's Spur, Aker’s Store, Dehart’s Mill, Adam’s Store, Charity, Dodson.
Elamsville, Buffalo, Ridge, Critz.
PitTs_Lyvania—Bryant’s, Giles Store, Galveston, Spring Garden, Weal, Elba.
Dry Fork, Chatham, Mureville, Sandy River, Banister, Swansonville, Cal-
lands. Hollywood, Grasty’s Store, Riceville, Cedar Hill, Peytonsburg.
Shockoe, Laurel Grove, Keeling. Beavers, Ringgold, Statesville, Kentuck,
Ajax. Brights, Menla, Farmers, Toshes, Pullens, Whites, Brutus, Hurt,
Chalk Level, Level Run, Renan, Sycamore, Hill Grove, McDowell’s Mill.
Stokesland, Cascade, Design, Whitmell, Brosville, Bachelor’s Hall, Mount
Cross, Java, Straightston, Grady.
PowHATAN—Ballsville. Smith’s Cross-Roads, Powhatan Courthouse, Pineville.
Powhatan Station, Sublett’s Tavern.
Prince Epwarp—Farmville, Prospect, Spring Creek, Worsham, Briery, Green
Bay, Rice, Abilene.
Prince GeorGeE—Templeton, Rives, Bland, Blackwater. Brandon.
Princess ANNE—Blackwater, Creek’s Bridge, Capp’s Shop, Wash Woods, Court-
house. London Bridge, Kempsville, Virginia Beach.
PRINCE WiILLIAM—Manassas, Wellington, Haymarket, Hickory Grove, Waterface.
Brentsville, Greenwich, Nokesville, Independent Hill, Horton’s Store, Token
Dumfries, Potomac, Occoquan, Hoadley, Aden. oe
PuLaski—Allisonia, Max Creek, River View, Snowville, Churchwood, Dublin
New River, East Pulaski, West Pulaski, Ingles, Newbern, Draper, Reec
Island, Sassin. .
RAPPAHANNOCK—Flint Hill, Amisville, Hawlin, Sperryville, Washington, Wood-
ville.
RicH MoND—Farnham, Warsaw, Newland, Emmerton, Sharps.
RoaNnokE—John's Shop, Brand’s Store, Botetourt Springs, Glenvar, North Salem
South Salem. West Salem, Bonsacks, Edington’s Shop, - Norwich, Tinker
Creek. Vinton, Bent Mountain, Cave Spring. Poage’s Mill, Red Hill, Fair-
view, Crystal Spring.
RocCKBRIDGE — Lexington, Hartsook’s Shop, Glasgow. Glenwood, Oak Bank
Natural Bridge, Broad Creek, Hamilton’s Schoolhouse, Collierstown, Mont-
gomery, Big Spring. Smith’s Mill, Rockbridge Baths, Brownsburg, Flumen
Goshen, Kennedy’s Mill. Timber Ridge, Riverside, Fairfield, Raphine, Camp.
bell’s Mill.
KINGHAM—Swift Run, Elkton, Furnace Number Two, McGaheysville, Por
Republic, Meyerhoeffe’s Store, Cross Keys, Pleasant Valley, Mt. Crawford
Bridgewater, Dayton, Ottobine, Keezletown, East Harrisonburg, West Har.
risonburg, Mount Clinton, Mountain Valley, Melrose, Edom, Singer's Glen
Oak Grove, Tenth Legion, Timberville, Broadway, Coote’s Store, Wittig’:
tore.
SELL—Lebanon, Cleveland, Honaker, Sword’s Creek, Cook’s Mill, Johnson
Baylor, Hawkin’s Mills, Fugate’s, Wampler, Dorton, Carterton, Grigsby
ner.
tt—Addington, Clinchport, Duffield, Estillville, Rollers, Frances, Hoge’s Store
Hilton’s, Jenning’s, Nickelsville, Osborn’s Ford, Powers, Peters, Pattonville
Rye Cove, Stoney Creek, Stony Point, Smith’s, Winninger’s, Big Cut.
tNANDOAH—New Market, Quicksburg, Forestville, Jno. D. Miller's, Moun
Jackson, Hudson’s Cross-Roads, Cleveland, Jerome, Cabin Hill, Hamburg
Edinburg, Lantz’s Mills, Columbia Furnace, Liberty Furnace, Pine Hill
Dry Run, Tom’s Brook, Town Hall, Courthouse, St. Luke, Central School-
house, Borden, Saumsville, Mount Olive, Fisher’s Hill, Lebanon Church
Orando, Strasburg, Clary.
yTH—Atkins, North Marion, South Marion, Seven-Mile Ford, Broad Ford
Chatham Hill, Olympia, Saltville, Blue Spring, Holston Mills, St. Clair
Bottom, Williams, Groseclose, Ellendale, Chilhowie.
s—Ex—Courthouse, Yale, Henry, Stony Creek, Little Mill, Newville, Littleton
Waverly, Wakefield. ;
RY—Wall’s Bridge, Surry Courthouse, Baconi Castle, Claremont. Cassley.
Spring Cove, Dendron.
FFrorD—Brooke, Stafford Courthouse, Griffis, Roseville, Stafford Store, Hart-
wood, Falmouth, White Oak, Simpson’s.
THAMPTON—Adams’ Grove, Drewryville, Boykins, Newsoms, Sunbeam.
Courtland, Black Creek, Franklin, Berlin, Ivor.
TSYLVANIA—Partlow, Thornburg, Travelers’ Rest, Courthouse, Brent’s Mill,
pummit, Todd’s Tavern, Parker, Belmont, Brokenburg’s Faulkner’s, Grange
all.
-EWELL—Courthouse, Bluestone, Burk’s Garden, Cove Creek, Graham, Falls
Mills, Pocahontas, Gratton, Abb’s Valley, Tip Top, Benbow, Crockett’s Cave,
Gap Store, Freestone, North Tazewell, Thompson Valley, Lockhart's Chapel.
Liberty Hill, Midway, Pounding Mill, Baptist. Valley, Richlands, Dry Fork.
Cedar Bluff, Raven, Poor Valley, Grattan.
RREN—Front Royal, Linden, Cedarville, Keller’s, Milldale, Bowman’s, Browns-
town, Bentonville, Riverton, Fork Union, Water Lick, Reliance, Rockland.
RwicK—lIvy, Morrison, Denbigh, Stanley.
SHINGTON—North Abingdon, South Abingdon, Bethel, Greenwood, Friend-
ship, Damascus, Oak Hill, Green Cove, Meadow View, Glade Spring, Mahan-
naim, Fullers, Hayter’s Gap, White’s Mill, Greendale, Worley’s, Brunley Gap,
Peters, Phillips, Ketrons, Mendota, Maxwell, Wyndale, Watermans, Three
Springs, Oak Grove, Shakesville, Konnarock, Hayton’s Mill.
sE—Norton, Round Top, Coeburn, Clay House, Bond’s Mill, Pound, Big Stone
Stone Gap. East Stone Gap,. Stonega, Appalachia, Tacoma, Hamilton, Wise,
Roaring Fork, Blackwood, Tasso.
STMORELAND—Oldhams, Kinsale, Hogue, Montross, Warrensville, Oak Grove,
Baynesville, Colonial Beach.
THE—East Wytheville, West Wytheville, Crockett, Royal, Oak, Rural Re-
treat, Zion, Henley’s Porter’s Cross-Roads, Austinville, Foster Falls, Patter-
son, Graham Forge, Max Meadows, Repass Mill.
+K—Courthouse, Cockletown, Fort Magruder, Tabernacle.
HiGHLAND—Headwaters, Monterey, Blue Grass.
Ist—E oF WiGHT—Windsor, Newport, Hardy.
JAMEs City—Jamestown, Stonehouse, Powhatan.
Kinc GeorcE—Rappahannock, Potomac, Shiloh.
KING AND QuEEN—Newtown, Stevensville, Buena Vista.
KiInG WILLIAM—West Point, Acquinton, Mangohick.
LaNCASTER—White Stone, Mantua, White Chapel.
Lee—Rose Hill, White Shoals, Jonesville, Rocky Statio:
Loupoun—Broad Run, Jefferson, Mount Gilead, Mercer,
Loutsa—Green Springs, Louisa Courthouse, Cuckoo, a
LuNENBURG—Loch Leven, Columbian Grove, Brown’s Sto
Pleasant Grove, Plymouth.
Mapison—Robertson, Rapidan, Locust Dale.
MATHEWsS—Chesapeake, Westville, Piankitank.
MECKLENBURG—Boydton, Blue Stone, Chase City, Buck
mer’s Springs, Clarksville, La Crosse.
MIDDLESEX—Jamaica, Saluda, Pine Top.
MoNTGOMERY—Alleghany, Auburn, Blacksburg, Christiar
NANSEMOND—Sleepy Hole, Chuckatuck, Holy Neck, Cyrz
NELsoN—Lovingston, Massie’s Mill, Rockfish.
New Kent—Black Creek, St. Peter’s, Cumberland, Weir
NorroLk County—Washington, Butt’s Road, Pleasant Gr
ern Branch, Tanner’s Creek.
NorTHAMPTON—Frankton, Eastville, Capeville.
NoRkTHU MBERLAND—Lottsburg, Heathsville, Fairfields, Wi
Notroway—Bellfronte, Blendon, Winningham, Haytokah
OrANGE—Barbour. Madison, Taylor, Gordon.
Pace—Shenandoah Iron Works, Marksville, Luray, Spr
Patrick—Mayo River, Dan River, Smith’s River.
PittsyLvANIA—Banister, Callands, Chatham, Dan River,
River, Tunstall.
PowHaTaN—Hugenot, Spencer, Macon.
Prince EnwarD—Hampden, Lockett, Farmville, Leigh, B
Prince GeorGeE—Templeton, Rives, Blackwater, Bland, EB
Princess ANNE—Kempsville, Seaboard, Pungo.
Prince WuLL1AM—Dum fries, Occoquan, Coles, Brentv:
ville.
PuLaski— Pulaski, Newbern, Dublin, Hiawassie.
RAPPAHAN NOCK— Wakefield, Jackson, Hampton, Piedmc
wall.
RICHMOND County—Stonewall, Marshall, Washington, F
RoaNOKE County—Big Lick, Catawba, Cave Spring, Sal
RocksripGeE—South River, Lexington, Kerr’s Creek, Bi
Walker’s Creek.
RocKINGHAM—Ashby, Linville, Plains, Stonewall, Centra
RussELL—Lebanon, Elk Garden, New Garden, Clevelan
Creek, Moccasin.
Scott—Estillville, Fulkerson, Johnson, Floyd, Dekalb, Pc
SHENANDOAH—Lee, Madison, Johnston, Ashby, Stonewa
SmytTHF—Marion, Rich Valley, St. Clair.
SouTHAMPTON—Boykin’s, Newsom’s, Drewryville, Fran
and Ivor, Capron.
SpoTsYLVANIA—Courtland, Chancellor, Livingston, Berkl
STAFFoRD—Hartwood. Rock Hill, Aquia, Falmouth.
Surry—Blackwater, Guilford, Gobham.
Suss—Ex—Courthouse, Henry, Newville, Stony Creek, Wa
TAZEWELL—Clear Fork, Jeffersonville. Maiden Spring.
W ARREN—South River, Front Royal, Fork, Cedarville.
WarwicK—Stanley, Denhigh, Newport.
W ASHINGTON—Abingdon, Goodson, Holston, Glade Spring
North Fork.
864 ACTS OF ASSEMBLY.
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS FOR VIRGINIA
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Hitt, Isaac R............ Washington, D. C...................
NEW YORK.
McCarthy, Chas. E. A..80 Broadway, New York............
Corey, Geo. H.......... 59 Wall Street, New York...........
Braman, Ella F......... 111 Broadway, New York...........
PENNSYLVANIA.
Hunt, Thos. J.......... 623 Walnut Street, Philadelphia......
Wurtz, John S.......... 1224 Land Title Bidg., Philadelphia...
Appointed for a term of ¢wo years.
W hen
Commisstonec
March 4, 1918.
..June 21, 1918
Nov. 12, 1919
..Jan. 22, 1920
..June 10, 1919.
Oct. 2, 1919.
Taken from the Report of the Second Auditor) for the Fiscal Year
Ending September 30, 1919.
GENERAL STATEMENTS
Statement A shows the various forms and details of the Public Debt.
B that of the Literary Fund.
C that of the Sinking Fund.
DEFINITIONS OF TITLES OF THE SEVERAL CLASSES OF BONDS
SPECIFIED IN THIS REPORT.
(1) Sterling Bonds are those issued in pounds (English money).
(2) Dollar Bonds, those issued in United States currency.
(3) 1866-7 Bonds, those issued under act of March 2, 1866.
(4) Consol Bonds, those issued under act of March 30, 1871.
(5) Peeler Bonds, those issued under act of March 30, 1871, as amended
by act of March 7, 1872.
(6) Ten-Forty Bonds, those issued under act of March 28, 1879.
7 AAA Old Unfunded Bonds, those issued under acts passed prior to April
17,
(8) Black Scrip, certificates issued for balance of unpaid interest, under
act of March 13, 1873.
(9) Riddleberger Bonds, those issued under acts of February 14, 1882, and
November 29, 1884.
(10) Century Bonds, those issued under act of February 20, 1892, and
under that act as amended January 31, 1894, January 23, 1896, January - -25, 1898,
February 3, 1900, February 16, 1901, April 2, 1902, March 10, 1906, March 1],
"1908, March 14, 1910, March 12, 1912 March 21, 1914, March 21, raG, and
March 15, 1918.
(11) Schools and Colleges, ctc., Certificates, those issued wader acts of
February 26, 1877, February 23. 1892, January 15, 1894, and February 29, 1908.
0. | - ACTS OF ASSEMBLY.
ving in the hands of the public, bonds and
certificates issued under act of February 14,
1882, and its amendment of November 29, 1884. $ 3,577,626 8
ount of each class outstanding September 30, 1919:
Registered bonds ..............0cc cee ceeeee $ 3,876,700 O
Coupon bonds ............ 200 ceceeeeeeeeee 1,289,500 O
Fractional certificates ...............000000: 754 \¢
st Virginia certificates, issued itn funding the foregoing
288,862.01, but which are no part of Virginia's debt:
West Virginia interest-bearing certificates.................
And West Virginia non-interest-bearing certificates.........
Under acts of both February 14, 1882, and February 20, 189;
pon bonds are interchangeable at the pleasure of the holders,
a fee of 50 cents for each new bond so issued.
i
Debt Under Act of February 20, 1892.
(CENTURY.)
ids and Certificates Issued Under Acts of February 20, 18
ments Thereto—viz: January 31, 1894, January 23, 1896, J
February 3, 1900, February 16, 1901, April 2, 1902, March 10,
1908, March 14, 1910, March 12, 1912, March 21, 1914, Mar
March 15, 1918.
The bonds presented by the Bondholders’ Committee for
act of February 20, 1892, were delivered in aggregate and ar
349. 75, and for them the State issued a manuscript bond for
- being the prescribed rate of 19 for 28. This manuscript t
ry converted into both registered and coupon bonds as soo
yrepared by the engravers.
Bondholders’ Committee..................-- $ 16,359,860 OC
depositors with the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund to September 30, 1919......... 1,727,722 78
Total issue ....... 0... ccc cc ccc ccc cece cece eceeeeeeeen
m which the following deductions are to be
made:
eived from defaulting officers and their sure-
ties, and cancelled................. 0c ccc eee $ 3.357 26
punt purchased by the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund to September 30, 1910, and can-
celled, under acts of the Legislature (Acts
1904 and 1906).......... ccc cece cee eee 1,399,800 00
celled by the Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund, under act February 20, 1892, from Sep-
tember 30, 1910, to September 30, 1919....... 1,849,200 00
Leaving outstanding ............... ccc cece cece eee ees
Entire amount outstanding.............. 0.0.0 cc eee eee cee aes
Amount of the unfunded debt................. 0.0... ccc ee eee
Amount of the funded debt............ 0.0... cece ce cee eee ae
On which interest is being paid as follows:
Principal.
$14,835,225.52 Century bonds, bearing 3 per cent................
5,166,954.16 Riddleberger bonds, bearing 3 per cent...........
2,383,655.85 schools.and colleges, certificates bearing 6 per cent
82,800.00 schools and colleges, certificates bearing 5 per cent
1,150.00 St. Paul’s Church Endowment Fund, 6 per cent..
$22,469,785.53
Interest on bonds purchased and cancelled by the Sinking Fund.
The foregoing $18,087,582.78 of Century bonds, as shown o
issued in lieu of the following amounts of old debts surrendere
$27,268, 562.83, and includes West Virginia's part of ante-bell
below.
Recapitulation of bonds and interest surrendered:
Principal
By the Bondholders’ Committee................ $ 18,133,467 78
To the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund prior
272,534 89
Under act of January 31, 1894................. 896,087 01
Under act of January 23, 1896................. 328,606 69
Under act of January 25, 1898................. 78,029 92
Under act of February 3, 1900................. 4,103 10
Under act of February 3, 1900............... . 15,169 68
Under act of February 16, 1901................ 9,112 30
Under act of April 2, 1902..................... 20,064 68
Under act of March 10, 1906.................. 6,731 37
Under act of March 11, 1908.................. 2,780 51
Under act of March 14, 1910..........0....4.. 8,340 81
Under act of March 12, 1912.................. 119 74
Under act of March 21, 1914.................. 3,114 66
Under act of March 21, 1916.................. 800 00
Under act of March 15, 1918.................. 5,058 83
$ 19,784,121 97
West Virginia’s portion of bonds and interest surrendered:
By the Bondholders’ Committee................ 0.000. e cece eee.
To the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund....................
Principal.
The amount of bonds and certificates outstanding September 30,
1919, issued under acts passed prior to February 14, 1882 (the
unfunded bonds, reduced one-third for West Virginia’s por-
tion), less the amount funded to date, Is.................--- $ 168
Interest.
The amount of interest outstanding due to and including July 1.
1891, exclusive of any interest that may be unpaid on bonds
issued under acts of February 14, 1882, and February 20, -
1892, less the amount funded since, is...............0000005 273.
Total principal and interest............ 000. ce ecseeeees $ 442
_ The above amount of principal and interest yet outstanding is subject
discount as set forth in the scale of fundings as on page .
Virgmmia’s Debt as it Appeared m 1871.
The debt—principal and interest—July 1, 1871, the time of the
beginning of the operation of the first funding act, as re-
ported by the Second Auditor, September 30, 1872, was.... $ 45,718,
Of which one-third was set aside as West Virginia’s proportion 15,239,
Virginia’s Debt as it is at Present.
Interest Bearing.
Century bonds, bearing 3 per cent.............. $ 14,835,225 52
Riddleberger bonds, bearing 3 per cent.......... 5,166,954 16
Schools and colleges, certificates bearing 6 per cent 2,383,655 85
Schools and colleges, certificates bearing 5 per cent 82,800 00
St. Paul’s Church Endowment Fund, bearing 6 per
Cent 2... cece cee eee eee Veccceeecceneeus 1,150 00
—__—_—_————_ $ 22469,
Old Unfunded—Non-Interest Bearing.
Principal 1.0.0... 0... ccc cece ee cee eee cen eeeees $ 168587 10
Interest 0.0... cece cece ce eee teen eens 273,8A8 24
Terms Prescribed for Fundmg Under Act of February 20, |
' The distribution to those creditors who deposited with the Commiss
of the Sinking Fund under act of February 20, 1892, was fixed as follow
To each of the several classes of said depositing creditors the same p
tion, as nearly as may be found in their judgment practicable by the
missioners of the Sinking Fund, as the same class shall receive under th
tribution which shall be made by the Commission for the creditors repre
by the Bondholders’ Committee.
pleasure of the State at any time since the Ist July, 1906, principal and inter
at par. All funding ts required to be done in person or by attorney. When d=
under decree of court, a full copy or extract of the same must be filed in t!
office, and when by executor, administrator, or guardian, a court’s certificate :
qualification of the fiduciary is required, unless the stock stands in the name «
such personal representative, guardian, etc.
In the above-mentioned act of February 20, 1892, and also of February |:
1882, there is a section which at once offers to trust funds a safe investment a3
secures against loss such fiduciaries as invest in State bonds.
The section in act of February 20, 1892, reads as follows:
“11. Executors, administrators, and others acting as fiduciaries may pa
ticipate in the settlement of the debt herein specified in the manner hereinbeio:
provided, and such action shall be deemed a lawful investment of their trus
funds. Executors, administrators, and others acting as fiduciaries may invest t
bonds issued under this act, and the same shall be considered a lawful inves
ment.”
The section in act of February 14, 1882, reads as follows:
“12. Executors, administrators, and others acting as fiduciaries may ex
change any State bonds held by them, as provided for bonds issued under th
act, when so authorized by the court having jurisdiction in the premises, and th
same, when so made, shall be considered a lawful investment.”
Interest Paid in Fiscal Year Ending September 30, 1919.
On bonds issued under act of February 14, 1882, and amendment
of November 29, 1884...... 0... ccc ccc ccc ccc cece ccc ccceces $ 179,045 1
On bonds issued under act of February 20, 1892, and the several
amendments thereto ........... ccc cece cece cc cecceecncceess 508,593 2
On certificates issued under act of February 23, 1892 (schools and
colleges), and to the Dawson Fund...................00 000: 147,228 3.
Amount of coupons received on judgment for taxes............ 1,029 «
Amount paid for postage om interest............. cece eee ee eens 54 @
$ 835,949 7.
The account of interest on the public debt shows a balance in the
pregsuty to the credit of the Commonwealth on September 30,
" Investments in State Bonds which are now held by the Literary Fund.
Under Act of February 14, 1882.
Received of Board of Education by funding September 27, 1886.. $ 1,084.227 2
Purchased out of Literary Fund fines, escheated property, and the
proceeds of the payments of bonds of the Richmond and Dan-
ville Railroad Company, held by the fund, 3 per cent bonds... 495,700 &
$ 1,579,927 >
Under Act of February 20, 1892.
The Literary Fund holds of Century bonds..................2.: ‘$ 879,300 o
Under acts of February 23, 1892, and of March 12, 1912, New
London Academy certificate... ...cccccccccccceececcceteeees 6.500 0
Making a total of bonds held by the Fund............... $ 2,465,727 2
BONDS CANCELLED BY SINKING FUND.
The Smkmg Fund Holds no Bonds Now.
Since the last repos the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund cancelled $125,800 )
Century and $96,900.00 Riddleberger bonds, making, with other cancella-
tions, as follows:
Of issue of old unfunded ............. 0. ccc cece cece eee eens $ 2422660
Of issue of old unfunded—surrendered by the United States in
the settlement made with them on April 3 and 4, 1903....... 594,800 00
Of issue of March 2, 1866......... cc ccc ccc cece cece eee c ences 3,500 @
Of issue of March 30, 1871...... 00... ccc ccc ce eee eee eee 43.014 2
Of issue of March 7, 1872........ 0... ccc cc cee cece cece neee 5,317,157 63
Of issue of March 28, 1879.......... 0... ee eee ce eee eeee 294,387 &1
Of issue of February 14, 1882.......... 0... ccc cece cece cee e eee. 4,121,907 &
Of issue of February 20, 1892............ 0. ccc cece ce eens 3,252,357 25
$ 13,869,391 49
Note.—Amount of fractional certificates held by Sinking Fund not consol:-
dated in bonds, $407.95
In addition to the above bonds cancelled by the State, it holds
West Virginia certificates to the amount of...............05: $ 2,745,462 11
Sinking Fund ............cc ccc cece ene cece teeeeeesseeeeeaes $ 2,026,439 49
Literary Fund ........... 0 cece ccc cece cee cence teen ee seeeeens 719,022 62
Note.—The Supreme Court of the United States entered a decree on the
6th day of March, 1911, fixing the principal of the debt due by West Virginia
on such certificates at $7,182,507 46 The question of the interest to be paid on
the above principal sum found to be due was not then determined. The sugges-
tion of the court that the matter of interest should be adjusted between the
parties litigant resulted in a commission being appointed by West Virginia to
consider the question with the commissioners appointed by Virgnia, but was
unavailing; and this matter, as well as the claim of West Virginia for an interest
in the assets charged as held by the old State, was referred by the court to a
special master for report thereon. On the 14th day of June, 1915, the court,
acting upon such report, amended its former decree and gave judgment for
$4,215,622.28 of principal and $8,176,307.22 of interest, with 5 per cent interest per
annum on the total amount from July 1, 1915, and on April 1, 1919, the State
of West Virginia passed an act and settled her debt as follows: By paying to
the Virginia Debt Commission $1,062.867.16 in cash and $13,500,000 in 314 per
cent interest-bearing bonds, such interest payable July Ist, and January Ist. of
each year. Such bonds payable in twenty (20) years, West Virginia holding
$1, 133,500.00 to meet certificates not presented to the Virginia Commission prior
to April 1, 1919, the date of the act of settlement.
Internal Improvement Fund.
The following amounts have been received at various times from turnpike
companies on account of dividends on stock hold by the State, and placed in the
treasury to the credit of the Sinking Fund, act of March 5, 1894:
SS
From North Frederick Turnpike Company. August 15, 1888, a divi-
dend Of ......... cece ccc cc eect cence voce ees eeeeeeeeeennces $ 450 00
From Berryville Turnpike Company, dividend—
February 7, 1890...... 0.0... 0. ccc ccc cee cece cece eee e ee tence eens 143 00
August 5, 1891.0... cc ccc ec ccc ee tee cnet eeeeeaas 143 00
September 1, 1892........... 0 ccc ccc ec eee cc ee cette eee eeennees 143 00
September 14, 1893.......... 00.0 c ccc cece cence ee tent eee neeee 143 00
August 29, 1894... 0.0... ccc ccc cece ee nec ee nest eeeeneeeas 143 00
September 20, 1895........... ccc cc ccc cee cece eee eeeeteeeennes 143 00
November 2, 1896. ........ 0... cc ccc ccc cee eee e ee cee cee eeeeeees 286 00
December 15, 1897............ ccc ccc cece eee cee seceeeeeeeucenes 286 00
October 7, 1898.0... 0. ccc ccc ccc cece ee eee eet e ences eneeees 286 00
October 7, 1899... 0. cc cece etn e tence en eens enes 286 00
October 18, 1900. ..... 0.0 cc ccc cee cece cence eect neeees 286 00
October 13, 1902. ....... cc ccc ccc cee cece nce e ccc eeeeteeveseeees 286 00
October 23, 1906...... 0... ce ce ec cece eee eee e ee eeceneens 429 00
August 26, 1909... 0... ccc cece Lecce nee e eee e eee eeeeeeece 286 00
August 26, 1910......0 0.0.00 ccc cc ce eee tence ee ee ences 286 00
October 28, 1919.00... 00 oc cee cee cc nee ence eneeenes 429 00
tatement of Registered Certificates of the State issued to Schools and Colleges
under the several acts as specified below, including especially the
cT Fesruary 23, 1892, ENTITLED ‘““AN ACT FOR THE RETIREMENT OF BONDS HELE
BY SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
AND THE ISSUING OF REGISTERED CERTIFICATES
THEREFOR, AND PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF INTEREST THEREON.”
Principal
O WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY ....$ 236,758 23
In lieu of—
Old James River stock............ 0.0.0 e ween $ 50,000 00
James River and Kanawha Company stock....... 13,100 00
Unfunded registered State stock................. 28.658 23
Old unfunded coupon bonds, a donation to Wash-
ington and Lee University by the late George
Peabody, of England....................08, ee 145,000 00
$ 236,758 23
HE VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE........ $ 20,000 00
n lieu of— ————_—__——
Unfunded registered State stock................. $ 16,100 00
Funded registered bonds, second series, Jackson-
Hope medal fund............... 0. cece eee eee 3,900 00
$ 20,000 00
MORY AND HENRY................. 000 cece $ 600 00
In lieu of —
Unfunded registered State stock................,. $ 600 00
EESBURG ACADEMY ......... 00.0. c0ceeeeeeees $ 2,500 00
In lieu of —
Unfunded registered State stock................. $ 2,000 00
Unfunded coupon bond................ 0.0.00 0 eee 500 00
$ 2,500 00
EW LONDON ACADEMY (Assigned to Literary _ -
Fund, act March, 1912)..................... 6,500 00
In lieu of — ————$_—_____.
Unfunded registered State stock................. $ 6,500 00
ANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE.................. $ 19,708 00
In lieu of— —__—___-
Unfunded registered State stock................. $ 19,708 00
RUSTEES OF RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE
FOR RANDOLPH-MACON WOMAN’S COL-
LEGE AT LYNCHBURG, VA................ $ 49,600 00
In lieu of —
$
$3900
5
$
Annual [nut.
$ 14.205 48
$ 3.000 00
786 00
1719 2
8.700 00
$ 14.205 48
$ 1,200 00
$ 966 00
150 00
390 0
1,182 #
1,182 4
$ 2976 00
Order consol coupon bonds............ 00.02.0008. $ 49,600 00 $
2,976
HE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA............5. $ 102,600 00
In lieu of —
Unfunded registered State stock................. $ 2,600 00
Funded registered consol bonds, donation of Mr.
W. W. Corcoran, of Washington city, to the
University ........ 0. cc ccc cece ccc c ence cence 00,000 00
$ 102,600 00
NIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, MILLER FUND...$ 46,000 00
In lieu of— —_—_
Unfunded registered State stock................. $ 46,000 00
[CHMOND COLLEGE....................0...04.. $ 44017 19
In lieu of— —_—_—___———
Unfunded registered State stock................. $ 44,017 19
ALL’S FREE SCHOOL.................00...0... $ 4,800 00
In lieu of — ———__-—_--—
Unfunded registered State stock................. $ 4,800 00
EMINARY AND HIGH SCHOOL, ALEXAN-
DRIA, VA. ...... ccc ccc ccc cee eee eens $ 59,900 00
In lieu of — —______-+—
Unfunded registered State stock................. $ 31,900 00
James River and Kanawha Company stock....... 28,000 00
$ 59,900 v0
‘ILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE................ $ 35,900 00
In lieu of— ————____
Unfunded registered State stock................. $ 24,900 00
Old James River Company stock................. 11,000 00
$ 35,900 00
CHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF PRINCE WIL-
LIAM COUNTY..........00. 0... cc eee eee eaee $ 1,400 00
In lieu of—
Unfunded registered State stock................. $ 1,400 00
AMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE ................. $ 96.353 33
In lieu of—
Unfunded registered State stock................. $ 70,550 00
Consol coupon bonds............... cc eee cece ee 23,500 00
Funded “peeler” coupon bonds................... 1,400 00
Ten-forty coupon bonds (5 per cent)............ 400 00
Ten-forty registered bonds (5 per cent)......... 500 00
Funded fractional certificates (6 per cent)....... 3 33
$ 96,353 33
NION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY............ $ 137,695 00
In lieu of —
Unfunded registered State stock................. $ 116,995 00
Consol coupon bonds.............. 00. cece eee ees 20,700 00
) Principal Annual Int
UED UNDER ACT FEBRUARY 26, 1877: To
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College,
at Blacksburg, Montgomery county, Virginia,
and Hampton Normal and Agricultural Insti-
tute, at Hampton, Virginia, a certificate of debt
of the State, issued under said act of February
26, 1877, for... .. ccc cece cece esac eee eeeeoees $ 516,468 00 $ 30,988 &
Funded registered consol bonds................. $ 168300 00 $ 10098 @
Funded registered bonds—“peeler,” second series. 141,400 00 8.484 O
Unfunded registered bonds................-.0+-- 79,268 00 4756 &
Unfunded coupon bonds................2+2+-:+- 127,500 00 76340 O
$ 516,468 00 $ 30988 &
Of which the college at Blacksburg is entitled to
wo-thirds) ........ ccc cee cece cee e ence ee eee eens $ 344,312 00 $ 20.658 72
And the college at Hampton to (one-third)...... 172,156 00 10,329 36
$ 516,468 00 $ 30,988 08
LER MANUAL LABOR SCHOOL OF ALBE-
MARLE ....... 0... ccc ccc cence eee eees $ 1,044,868 49 $ 61,939 10
) lieu of — —
Funded registered consol bonds.................. $ 909,200 00 $ 54,552 00
Funded registered “peeler” bonds................ 60,300 00 3.618 0
Ten-forty registered bonds (5 per cent)......... 75,300 00 3.765 00
Funded consols fractional certificates (6 per cent) 68 49 - $10
$ 1,044,868 49 $ 61,939 10
WSON FUND—Held by the Literary Fund in
trust for educational purposes in Albemarle and
poelsan counties, Virginia................0000. $ 34,187 61 $ 2,051 %
1 lieu of— ee
Unfunded registered State stock................. $ 34187 61 $ 2,051 %
UED UNDER ACT OF JANUARY 15, 1894:
A registered certificate of the State, under act
of January 15, 1894, to the trustees of St.
Joseph’s Academy and Orphan Asylum, of
rachmond, A a $ 6,600 00 $ 330 0
1 lieu of — oo
Ten-forty coupon bonds (5 per cent)............ $ 5,000 00 $ 25:00
Ten-forty COUPONS ............ 0c ccc c ee eee eens 1,600 00 80 00
$ 6,600 00 $ 3300
PAUL’S ENDOWMENT FUND. Inc.—A regis-
tered certificate of the State issued under act
of February 29, 1908......... 0... cc ccc cee eee $ 1,150 00 $ 69 (0
[aking the above-named certificates—
Principal 2.0.0.0... .. ccc cece cece ccc cece ce ceecucsvavaceues $ 2,467,608 &
Annual interest .......... 0... cece cece ec eececccccsectceeens 147,228 2
All the above specified bonds and stocks in lieu of which registered certifi-
s Of the State were issued under the said acts of February 26, 1877, February
1892, January 15, 1894, and February 29, 1908, were cancelled and filed in the
e of the Treasurer. ;
On consol coupon bonds issued under act of
March 30, 1871—amount outstanding Sep-
tember 30, 1) C9 a 34,148 48
On ten-forty coupon bonds issued under act of
March 28, 1879—amount outstanding Sep-
tember 30, 1919. ccc ccc ccc cw ee cence 633 00
Leaving outstanding of interest, September 30, 1919..... $ 273,848 24
GENERAL STATEMENT OF DEBT NOT FUNDED UNDER ACT OF
FEBRUARY 14, 1882, NOR FEBRUARY 20, 1892—PRINCIPAL AND
INTEREST—WEST VIRGINIA’S PORTION BEING EXCLUDED.
Principal.
Outstanding September 30, 1919, under acts passed prior to
February 14, 1882 168,582 10
eecoermmeveoeewpteoeeveeetvoeereeneveesenvneeeeeeee ee ee aae
Interest.
Outstanding September 30, 1919, to and including July 1, 1891,
exclusive of interest on bonds and certificates issued ‘under
acts of February 14, 1882, February 20, 1892, and amend-
ments theretO ......... cc ccc cece cee cece cence eee eeteeennes 273,848 24
Aggregate outstanding unfunded debt.................. $ 442430 34
It is estimated that there are now outstanding
various bonds with interest in the name of
certain internal improvement companies,
which cannot be funded, amounting to.... $
' On which there is interest due to July 1, 1891,
AMOUNTING tO ..... cee cece eee ee eee ee eees
66,026 60
87,827 00
Aggregating ....... ccc cece cece eects $ 153,853 60
Two-thirds of which, setting aside one-third for
West Virginia’s portion, is............... 102,569 07
“It is estimated that possibly the above $102, 569.07, representing principa!
and interest, may be held in the name of certain internal improvement com-
panies, which cannot be funded. We may further feel safe in saying that a con-
siderable portion of the residue, perhaps as much as one-half thereof, may have
been lost or destroyed, and will therefore never be presented for settlement.
Of the funding act, February 20, 1892 (century), sections 7, 17, and 18 have
been exteniled several times, and under these extensions the following funding
was done:
Old Debt New Issue tn
Surrendered Century Bonds
Prior to January 31, 1894.................0.. $ 447,315 01 $ 302,206 65
January 31, 1894.0... 0.0 cece cece eee 1,474,017 94 1,015,184 89
January 23, 1896......... 0... ccc cece cc eee 0,668 58 244,014 91
January 25, 1898.......... 0... cece eee eens 162,619 51 84,172 48
February 3, 1900............... 00... cece eee 5,863 64 21.580 2
February 16, 1901.............. 0... cece eee 20,997 11 10.577 &
April 2, 1902..... 0.0... ccc eee ee ee 32,848 78 20,568 22
February 16, 1901........0..0. 0... ccc eae 20,997 11 10577 &
March 10, 1906....... 0.0... 0. cc ccc ee eee 12,241 60 7.424 ®
March 11, 1908......... 00... 5,143 62 3,329 72
March 14, 1910......... 0... cee cee eee eee 16,915 48 6,888 24
March 12, 1912...... 0... ccc eee eee ee 1,264 73 843 67
March 21, 1914.....0..... 0... cece eee 4,981 25 3,525 68
March 21, 1916....... 0.0... cc ccc ce ee eee 2,128 50 1,014 79
March 15, 1918...... 0.0... cc cee cee ees 9,207 33 6,479 2
Of Annual Interest on the Public Debt—Receipts and Disbursem
of Payment of Interest during the Fiscal Year ending Septem
RECEIPTS.
1919
Jan. 2—Received of C. Lee Moore, Auditor of Public Accounts,
for payment of interest on registered and coupon
bonds of the State of Virginia, due January 1, 1919.
June 30—Received of Merchants National Bank, interest paid on
coupon before due.......... cc cece eect eee eeeeenees
July 1—Received of C. Lee Moore, Auditor of Public Accounts,
for payment of interest on registered and coupon
bonds of the State of Virginia, due July 1, 1919.....
Sept. ion an charged to treasurer under act March 16,
DISBURSEMENTS.
Interest Paid on Public Debt.
For interest paid to colleges and the Dawson
Fund, under act of February 23, 1892:
On registered certificates issued under act of
’ February 23, 1892......... 0... cece eee eens
For interest paid on bonds issued under the fund-
ing act of February 14, 1882, and the act as
amended by act of November 29, 1884:
COUPONS ....... ccc cece cece ee cence eeeceeees $ 38,317 50
Interest on registered bonds................... 104,727 68
Interest on bonds issued under act of February 20,
1892, and the several amendments thereto:
COUPONS .......... ccc ccc cece cc cece cece eees $ 124035 00
Interest on registered bonds................... 384,558 22
Coupons paid on judgments for taxes............
Paid postage on interest checks................
Ce
Cr |
Of Receipts and Disbursements for Public School Purposes, o:
Literary Fund, for the Fiscal Year ending September
RECEIPTS.
1919.
Received on warrants of the Second Auditor on accou
Jan. 2~—Interest for six months to January 1,
1919, on $1,579,927.28 of Virginia reg-
istered bonds issued under act of
. February 14, 1882............-..005. $ 23,698 9
July 1—Ditto, July 1, 1919, on ditto............ 23,698 9
Jan. 2—Interest for six months to January 1,
1919, on $535,600.00 of Virginia reg-
istered bonds issued under act of
February 20, 1892..............0005. $ 8,034 0
July 1—Ditto, July 1, 1919, on $777,300.00, ditto. 11 5
Jan. 2—Interest for six months to January 1,
1919, on New London Academy cer-
tificate No. 15, par value $6,500.00.... $ 195 0
July 1—Ditto, July 1, 1919, on ditto............ 195 0
Refund from Farmville Summer Normal School......
From C. Lee Moore, Auditor Public Accounts, primary fees...
Received interest on money deposited to the credit of the Literar:
Fund in the Planters National Bank and in the Merchant
National Bank, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1919
Received Literary Fund fines from Auditor of Public Accounts...
Received from oyster fines......... 00... cece cee ces se cee seeecee
Received on warrant of the Auditor of Public Accounts on ac
count of the appropriation by act of the legislature of Marct
24, 1918, for public free schools............ 0. cc cece ewes
Received on account escheated bank deposits............0..000-
Refund of J. W. Parrish, overpayment escheated bank deposit. .
Refund of S. P. Duke, salary and expenses as inspector.........
Received from waste and unappropriated lands................
Refund from Martinsville Summer School....................-
Refund from General Expense Account.............. cece eee eee.
United States contribution under Smith-Hughes act...........
Appropriation for Smith-Hughes vocational fund..............
Appropriation for high schools under act of March 24, 1918.....
Appropriation for normal training department of high schools...
Received for long term and special election bonds..............
Received interest on long term and special election school bonds
Received interest on school district bonds...............c000008.
Received from payment of school district bonds................
a mila General Educational Board for negro summe:
es 600) 6c
Amount of receipts...... 0.0.00... cc cece ce cence e eee eeeeeeene.
Balance in the treasury to the credit of the Literary Fund, Sep.
tember 30, 1918....... 0.000. cc ccc cece cece eee eee.
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Disbursements for all purposes during the year ending Septe.
Agricultural and mechanical colleges—Distribution of money re
ceived from the United States for their use (Table 26).......
Banks—To refund excess payments to support Bureau of Bank
ing (Acts 1916, chapter 519), (Table 29)...............00e-
Bank deposits—Not checked on for twenty-one years or more
whereabouts of owners unknown, paid over to Second Audito
less cost of newspaper publication required by chapter 252, Act
1918 (Table 61) 0.0... . cc ccc ccc ccc cece eet e eee ee eee ee eeees
Bonds of clerks—Premium paid on bonds of clerks in Stat
offices in Richmond...........- ccc cc cece csc e reece eee eeeees
Bureau of Banking—Salaries of examiner and
clerks, and expense of office, paid from fees
collected from banks.............c0eececeeeees $ 19,199 &
For expenses in administering chapter 402, Acts
1918, known as the uniform small loan law, paid
from license taxes provided by that act........ 310 8
Bureau of Insurance—Salaries of commissioner and clerks an
expenses of office paid from taxes and fees collected to main
tain the bureau... .. 0... cece ccc cee cece eee net eeeees
Capitation taxes returned to counties and cities, fifty cents o
each $1.50 collected (Table 32) ......... cc ccc cece cece ceecees
Civil Contingent Fund including budget expense (expended solel:
on order of the Governor) ..........cccceccccccccccescsecees
Civil prosecutions—Expense of, and commissions to agents fo
collecting old claims, etc.......... cc ccc cece cece cece eee ences
Code revision—Expense of (Table 56) ...... 0... cate cee cece
Commissioners to promote uniformity of legislation (Appropria
tion act 1918)... 0. ccc cc cece et eee e cece eccereeces
Confederate memorial associations—Care of the graves of th
Confederate dead (Table 33).............. ccc cece cee ee eeaee
Constitution of Virginia—Expense of required publications «
posed amendments ........... ccc cc cece ccc en cece eeseeceutas
Courts—Expenses of conducting; pay of attendants on, etc
(Table 34) wo... ccc ccc ccc cc cece ccc ee cece eseeeees
Criminal charges (Table 35)—Expenses of arrests, trials, main
tenance in jail, clothing, medical attention, medicine for pris
oners; maintenance of prisoners on the public roads; transpor.
tation for wayward, etc., children............ 0.0... c eee eeeees
Dairy and Food Department—
uberculosis Fund—Re-acting cattle......... $ 14,600 9
Salaries and expenses paid from taxes and
fees collected ...........cc cece ceeccceeees 43,012 7:
David Building Fund—Paid for rent of, and repairs to buildings
used for offices by State Departments.................0.0 000s
Delinquent lands and lots—
Fees for recording...............ccceeeeees $ 4,007 &
Expense of sales........ 0... cece cece tec eaees 4,578 4!
Divorces—Payment to clerks of courts for reporting; Acts 1918
Chapter 220 ....... cc ccc cece cece ec eee cece tence ee eseeeeeee,
Excess fees, commissions, salaries and allowances of officer:
earned in 1918, paid into the State treasury (Acts 1914, chapter
352, as smrended) the one-half returned counties and citie:
(Table LS
92 ACTS OF ASSEMBLY.
ines—
Collected for offenses committed against the
State, and proceeds from sale of ardent spirits
and other ferfeited property, paid Second
Auditor for the Literary Fund (section 134,
Constitution) ......... 00. cee eee c eee eee eee $ 343,183 5
Oyster fines, paid Second Auditor for the ;
Literary Fund (section 134, Constitution ) 1,667 5
Informers half of fines returned under
_orders of court as follows:
To L. O. Hendricks, constable,
Floyd county, one-half of fine
of A. C. Akers and others... $ 9 50
To Roland Buchanan, game
warden, one-half of fine
against Thomas Gold, Nor-
folk city ............ ee eae 11 8&8
—— 21 3
orest Reserve Fund—Received from the United States in th
fiscal year of 1918 and paid under provisions of chapter 257 a:
follows: Amherst, $109.41; Augusta, $1,920.51; Bedford, $160.68
Botetourt, $233.89; Frederick, $34.00; Highland, $252.74; Page
$542.17; Rockbridge, $293.32; Rockingham, $833.67; Shenan.
doah, $1,121.75; Washington, $228.58... 0.0.0... ccc cece eee,
uel, ice, etc., used in public buildings...............0e cee cees '
ame and Inland Fisheries Department—For salaries of com.-
missioner, clerks, etc., game wardens, expenses of office, etc
(Acts 1916, chapter 152, and Acts 1918, chapter 259)..........
eneral account of revenue (Table 36)—Commissions paid com.
missioners of revenue, examiners of records, payments to Loca
Boards of Review, etc............ cece eee tune FITTT TT eTeTIeL
eneral Assembly—Expense of (Table 37)..............0 cee ee.
ospitals for the insane and for epileptics for support, improve:
ments ,etc. (Table 38) ......... ccc cee cee ce cece tee ccneees
idustrial Commission of Virginia—Salaries, rent, office equip-
ment and supplies, and other expenses, chapter 400, Acts 1918. .
isane—Cost of maintaining in jails until removed to State
hospitals (Table 40) 20... cc ccc ccc cc ce cee cece eee eens
istitutions, educational and charitable, etc.; for support, im-
provements, etc. (Table 39) ...... 0... cece ce cee cece eee
surance— Premiums on insurance of public property in Rich-
0) 96 ccc
iterdepartmental social hygiene work.................ccceeeees
iterest—Paid Second Auditor to pay the interest on the public
debt of Virginia... ....... 0. ccc cc ccc cece rene eee cet e eee eeen
ands—Proceeds from sales of, returned purchasers by orders of
COUTTS ccc ccc sew wees Rehan dae nEd deen h Edd nea e ene eanunneemnns
arriages—Fees of clerks for registering..................0005.
ilitary—
For equipment, maintenance, etc., paid out of fund set aside
under section 376 of Code, as amended.................6.
For use of troops to aid civil authorities of Green county,
$269.15; Henry county, $86.70; Shenandoah county, $1,-
267.64; Hopewell city, $1,200.39; Petersburg city, $365.79:
Winchester city, $95.55... 0.0.0. c ccc cece cence eee eeeees
eedy Confederate women—For aid of (Acts 1914, chapter 56),
(Table 54)
a re ee
Officers of the government—Executive, judicial, clerks, capitc
police, employees, mileage, contingent expenses, etc. (Table 41
Over-payments refunded—Paid back to persons making exces
payments into the treasury (Table 50).............. 0. eeeeeee
Oysters—For protection of, and for collecting revenue from....
Penitentiary and State Farm—
Expense of operating, maintenance of prisoners, etc. (Tabl
4
eeeeeveeweeewneteeaeeeeeeoeveeevnevreneeeeerenseeveewneeveeeveaevr ee ee ee eee
Per diem allowance to prisoners provided for by chapter 301
Acts 1918 20... 0... ccc ccc cee re cece ccc eneeaes ere
Pensions to soldiers, sailors and marines and their widows, an
for funeral expenses, etc. (Table 42)............ 2. cece ee ene
Primary fees—Payments returned candidates for Federal an:
State offices who were without opposition and payments t
Second Auditor for benefit of Literary Fund (Acts 1918, chap
ter 40), (Table 57)... ... ccc ccc ccc cect nec e nec encesccans
Prohibition—To pay expenses of enforcement................-.
Printed records—Advanced to print records in Supreme Court o
Appeals ....... cc cece cece cece cece cece nec ee seer secececeecees
Public printing for General Assembly, State offices, and insti
BO S03 (0) +:
Public free schools—For support of, etc., (Table 47)...........
Public school teachers—Pensions to.............ccce eee eeeeees
Public roads—Improvement of, (Table 44)—
For convict road force (Acts 1906, chapter 74) $ 257,000 0
For State money aid (Acts 1908, chapter 76). 364,016 6
For salaries and expenses of office (Acts 1908,
Chapter 76) ........ cc cc ccc ccc cee cee eeeees 122,797 2¢
Federal and State Road Fund—For the con-
struction of roads jointly by United States
and the State (appropriation act 1918 and
proceeds from special tax of 3 cents, Acts
1918, chapter 384).............. cece neon 631,715 4
Maintenance Fund (automobile tax)........ 700,672 6.
Reformatories—For improvements, support, general purposes, eté
(Table 49) oo... occ ccc ccc ccc e ccc cece eee eeegeceeaeeas
Rent—To pay for quarters furnished State offices provided for by
appropriation act 1918....... 0.0. c ccc cence cee e nen
Sinking Fund—To retire public debt under terms of settlement. .
Special appropriations (Table 48)............... cc ccc cece eee.
State Accountant—Money advanced to pay expense for examina-
tion of accounts of officers of counties, etc. (Acts 1914, chapter
122), (Table 59) .... occ cece cece cece eceeeeeeeeves
State Board of Agriculture and Immigration—
For purposes of horticulture................ $ 2,750 OC
For Virginia State Truckers’ Association...... 12,500 OC
For advertising resources of Virginia........ 4,940 00
For analyzing and testing seed.............. 8,125 00
For market divisions (Acts 1916, chapter 391) 5,162 42
$ 33,477 42
Salaries and expenses paid from fertilizer tax 100,508 42
For purchase of hog cholera serum — Paid
from proceeds of sale of the serum........ 16,761 36
state Board of Charities and Correction—
Salaries of secretary, clerks, and expense of
Office, etC. 2... cece cece cece cee eneus $ 7,197 90
For care of weak-minded...............06.- $ 1,250 75
For supervising neglected, etc., children..... 3,475 03
state Board of Crop Pest Commissioners—
For extermination of insects—To defray expenses..........
state Board of Health—
Social hygiene work.......... jaw nteeweneane $ 7,216 66
Salaries of commissioner, assistants, clerks
and expenses of Board...........-..2e0005 67,778 15
Vital statistics—Expenses, etc............... 16,292 35
Tuberculosis fund—special tax of 1 cent for
eradication of (Acts 1918, chapter 384).... 106,598 33
tate Board of Pharmacy—Salaries of secretary, clerk, and ex-
penses Of office... .... cece cece eee c ete e eee eeeeeeeeee ans
tate Corporation Commission—For expenses in administering
chapter 408, Acts 1918 regulating the sale of securities and
which is known as the blue sky law............... cece eeeees
tate Geological Commission—
For expense Of ........ccccccccccceencceeccs $ 15,830 14
Forestry Fund ............ ccc cece eccceeeece 10,030 87
tate Library—
For salaries, traveling libraries, publications,
and other expenses to maintain............ $ 21,000 55
For support and maintenance of; paid from
the proceeds of sale of State publications,
and fines, etc., collected................... 5,915 83
tate Live Stock Sanitary Board—Expenses of...............-.
tate Tax Board—Expenses of (Table 58)..................0--
‘axes erroneously assessed—Refunded.............0.ccceeceees
‘ransportation rate cases—Paid on order of the State Corpora-
tion Commission for protection of people of Virginia in the
matter of fixing freight rates, etc. (appropriation act 1918)....
‘ravelers’ Aid Society of Virginia—For its work throughout the
State (appropriation act 1918) ..... 0.0... cece eee cece cee eeeee |
itginia Council of Defense—Expenses of (Acts 1918, chapter
255), (Table 60)... 0... c cece eee cece enceseees
‘irginia Regent—For care of Virginia room, Confederate Mu-
seum, Richmond (appropriation act 1918).....................
‘irginia Reports—Cost of publishing in book form the opinions
of the Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia...............
irginia State Dairymen’s Association—For furthering the inter-
ests of dairying in Virginia (appropriation act 1918).........
‘irginia State Fair Association, Inc—To pay premiums upon
agricultural, horticultural, live stock, and poultry exhibits at
Virginia State Fair, offered in the name of the State of Vir-
ginia (appropriation act 1918) ............... ccc cece wc ee ce cces
‘ocational education—Payments out of appropriation (Acts 1918,
chapter 73) by the State to be used in conjunction with funds
provided by the United States to carry out provisions of the
act of Congress known as Smith-Hughes bill
Jarrants re-audited ........... cece cc eee e ees eeeeccecececees
Vaste and unappropriated lands—Proceeds from sale of, paid
Second Auditor for the Literary Fund (section 134, Consti-
tution )
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ae a a a 2 2 2 2 a 2
WESTMORELAND DAVIS........... Lecce cece eee eetccecucececercevacesce Governor
B. F. BUCHANAN..........006: Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate
JOHN R. SAUNDERS......-.. 0. cc cece ec eee enna ge teceseoscces Attorney General
B. O. JAMES... 0.0 cece cece cece ence eee e et eeeees Secretary of the Commonwealth
C. LEE MOORE... .,.... cc cece cc cect c cence cence cneeee Audttor of Public Accounts
ROSEWELL PAGE........ ccc ccc c cece ete c ete e eee teseeeseeseees Second Auditor
CHAS. A. JOHNSTON......... ccc cece cc eee eect cent eaten eeeeees State Treasurer
Wma. F. Roea, Chairman...............0005
ALEXANDER FORWARD..........00e ec eeeeeeees State Corporation Commission
BERKLEY D. ADAMS...........00 cece eee eeees
HARRIS HART..........0sccceeceeeees beens Superintendent of Public Instruction
JNO. W. RICHARDSON.......... ccc cece ec eee cc eeeees Register of the Land Office
Jo LANE STERN... ccc ccc ccc cece cece teens cece scene The Adjutant Generai
G. W. KOINneR......ccccccceccees conc esccceccceees Commissioner of Agriculture
JOHN HIRSCHBERG......... 0. cece cece cece cer eseeeccees Commissioner of Labor
DAVIS BOTTOM... sccccccccccccccsssscccces Superintendent of Public Printing
H. R. MCILWAINE......... cee ccc ccc cece cent enccacccseeeees State Librarian
J. B. WOOD... ... ccc ccc ccc cece cece nee eneenes Superintendent of Penitentiary
JOSEPH BUTTON...........cc cece ceec cc ereeeeeseees Commissioner of Insurance
Go. P. COLEMAN ..........cccsccscccaccaeces Commissioner of State Highways
ENNION G. WILLIAMS......... 000 ccc cence cee eeeees State Health Commissioner
F. NASH BILISOLY......... ccc ccceccccecccecccecvece Commissioner of Fisheries
J. T. MASTIN............... Secretary State Board of Charities and Corrections
WM. F. SMYTH... ccc ccc etc cc ete e ten cee cate eseeeeeeees State Accountant
C. H. MORRISETT........cccccccccccccces Director Legislative Reference Bureau
Jno. W. Wittiams, Clerk House of Delegates and Keeper of the Rolls of Virginia
O. V. HANGER... 0... ccc ccc cece cnet cent een eeneeaseeneeeees Clerk of Senate
J. SIDNEY PETERS........ ccc cece eet e eee e eee eeees Commissioner of Prohibition
RICHARD F. BIERNE, Jr., Chairman........... 0200 e cece
CHAS. G. KIZER. 0... cc ccc ccc cee tee cece eeees Industrial Commission
Cyas. A. MCHUGH......... 0.0.0 ccc ccc eee eee eaee
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STATE HOSPITALS FOR THE INSANE
EASTERN—WILLIAMSBURG, VA.
Geo. W. Brown, M. D., Superintendent.
WESTERN—STAUNTON, VA.
J. S. DeJarnette, M. D., Superintendent.
SoUTHWESTERN—MARION, VA.
E. H. Henderson, M. D., Superintendent.
CENTRAL—PETERSBURG, VA.
Wilham F. Drewry, M. D., Superintendent.
STATE COLONY FOR EPILEPTICS AND FEEBLE-MINDED—COLONY
P. O., NEAR LYNCHBURG, VA. ~
A. S. Priddy, M. D., Superintendent.
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
JUDGEs. P. O. Address.
Joseph L. Kelly, President........0. 00.00. c cece ee. bcc e eee eceeeee Bristol, V2.
Frederick W. Sims.......00000 0.0. c ccc cee cece teen eee e eee eeeeeeeees Louisa
Robert R. Prentis........0..000 0.00 c ccc cece nee cece eee cece cece ees URolk
Martin P. Burks.............. ccc cece ees cee ecceuceuueeuees eat pi: afExington
E. W. Saunders........000.0 0000s cece cence ee ees z ab OS Spam acky Mount
CLERKS. .
H. S. Jones... 00. ccc cnc cence nee neneceeeeceeueaeeenes Richmond
H. H. Wayt......0.0 00. eee cece eee eee eee ee ee SHAUNtON
J. M. Kelly... 00. e ences eee even n eens Wytheville
| List of the Senate, Showing Names of Senators, their Postoffice, Co
City in which they reside, and Number of District they represe
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; 8 : NAME, POSTOFFICE. County
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4 | Andrews, W. L...........--+- Roanoke ........+++: Roanoke c
11 | Beverley, J. Brad............-- The Plains........... Fauquier
21 | Booker, M. B.........-ceeeees Houston .........-.- alifax.
10 | Byrd, Harry Flood...........- Winchester ........- Frederick
38 | Cannon, James E.............. Richmond .........- Richmond
27 | Cocke, Wm. B............4.-: Stony Creek......... Sussex
33 | Corbitt, W. C............ eee Portsmouth ......... Portsmout
3 | Crockett, R. O........... eee Tazewell ........... Tazewell
31 | Deal, J. T... 02... eee eee eee Norfolk .......... ..|Norfolk ci
34 | Downing, T. J.........----08- Lancaster ..........-. Lancaster
29 | Drewry, P. H.........-. eeeeee Petersburg .......... Petersburg
17 | Early, N. B, Jr...........000: Dawsonville .........|/Greene.
28 | Epes, Louis,S.............006- Blackstone .......... Nottoway
18 | Ferguson, 3 | Oe Appomattox ........ Appomatto
23 | Garrett, W. A...........006> -,.| Ridgeway .........6- Henry.
13 | Goolrick, C. O’Conor.......... Fredericksburg ...... redericksl
32 | Gravatt, Charles U............ Port Royal.........- Caroline.
35 | Gunn, Julien ace eeececcceeeues Richmond .........- Henrico
1 | Hassinger, J. H...........605- Abingdon ..........- Washingto
16 | Hening, Thomas S............ Jefferson ........... Powhatan
36 | Holt, Saxon W.............06: Newport News.......|Newport }
25 | Jeffreys, Wm.°H., Jr.......... Chase City........... Chase City
7 | Layman, G. W..........ee eee Newcastle .......... Craig.
12 | Leedy, Robert F............... Luray ........00e00- Page.
9 | Loth, F. Percy................ Waynesboro ........ Augusta
37 Mapp, G. Walter.............. Accomac ........+6- Accomac
15 | Miller, John J................. Washington ........ Rappahann
38 | Mills, Morgan R............... Richmond .........-. Richmond
39 | Mitchell, J. Douglas........... Walkerton .......... King and
14 | Oliver. Walter Tansill......... Fairfax .......ecee- Fairfax
6-f Parsons, J. M........ eee ees Independence ........|Grayson.
8: j*Paul, Johp........-. cece eeeees Harrisonburg ....... Rockingha
2 | Pendiéton., Charles S........... Gate City.........66. Scott.
36 | Profit, S°G.............00eee Floyd ......ceeeeeees Floyd.
24 | Rison, George T.............. Chatham ............ Pittsylvani
22 Robertson, A. Willis........... Lexington ..........- Rockbridge
20 | Russell, Robt. A.............4- Rustburg ........... Campbell.
§ | Trinkle, E. Lee................ Wytheville ........ ..|Wythe.
30 | West, J. EB. ...... cc cece ee eoe(OUffolk .........006- Nansemon
19 | Woodson, J. peelwiont Lene eneeee Lowesville .......... Nelson.
2.
NAME. OFFICE.
Buchanan, B. F...... Lieut.-Gov.
Holt, Saxon W...... Pres. pro tem.....
Hanger, O. V........ Clerk ............
Henley. J. E........ First Asst. Clerk.
Larrabee, F. C....... Journal Clerk.....
Fletcher, T. C....... Reading Clerk....
Watkins, F. B....... Sgt.-at-Arms .....
Wise, Roland A..... Doorkeeper ......
Pattie, D. M......... Asst. Doorkeeper..
Walsh, James J...... Gallery D’keeper..
Jeter, John R........ Doc. Clerk & Lib..
Twyford, B. H...... Committee Clerk. .
Johnson, R. M....... Committee Clerk..
Davies, A. B......... Committee Clerk..
Committee Clerk. .
Committee Clerk..
Williams, Hugh T...
Hutchinson, M. A....
Tenser, G.R........ Committee Clerk..
Jeter, William, III...] Joint Com. Clerk.
Hanger, H. B....... Typist ...........
Craddock, R. L..... Postmaster .......
Hening, J. Hamilton.| Page ............
Rucker, Ney W...... Page ..........4.
Evans, T. W........ Page ............
Andrews, Edward...| Page ...........-
Ferguson, Joseph D.| Page ............
Walton, Frank.......| Page ............
Leeeee Marion
POSTOFFICE,.
Richmond
Charlotte C. H...
Cheriton .........
Madison .........
Richmond ........
Richmond ........
Accomac ........
Woodville
Clifton Forge..
Danville
Newport .........
Richmond ........
Skipwith .........
Remington
Mannboro
Jefferson
Schoo
Es on Clifton Forge.
ese aesee
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Bedford City.....
Waterview .......
Roanoke .........
County or C
Smyth.
..| Newport New
Amherst .........
Amherst.
Norfolk city.
Elizabeth City
Richmond aty
Charlotte.
Northampton.
Madison.
Richmond at
Richmond cit}
.| Accomac.
Rappahannock
Danville.
Giles.
Richmond city
Mecklenburg.
Fauaqimter.
Amelia.
Powhatan.
Bedford.
Middlesex.
Roanoke city.
Appomattox.
Henrico.
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CLERKS OFFICE
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF SENATORS,
SHOWING NUMBER OF SEAT.
B. F. BucHANAN, Lieutenant-Governor, President.
Saxon W. Hott, President pro tem.
Andrews, W. L......... ce cece eens 25
Beverley, J. Brad..............005- 1
Booker, M. B.........cc cee ceeeeees 9
Byrd, Harry Flood................- 30
Cannon, James E...............006- 5
Cocke, Wm. B...........0eeeeeeees 16
Corbitt, W. C........ cc cece eee ees RYA
Crockett, R. O........ ccc eee eee ees 39
Deal, J. Tin. sc cc cece cece ccc eeceees 28
Downing, T. J........ccceecceccees 20
Drewry, P. Hescsssasssewssvaeounas 14
Early, N. B., Jri... cece cee eee ees 8
Epes, Louis S................0 0000s 15
Ferguson, S. L...............000 00: 29
Garrett, W. A... ccc ccc c cence ee eeee 10
Coolrick, C. O’Comnor............... 26
Gravatt, Charles U................. 6
Gunn, Julien ................00005: 4
Hassinger, J. H....... eee eeeecees 38
Hening, Thomas S................. 33
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Holt, Saxon W..........006 seeees 7
Jeffreys, William H., Jr............ 19
Layman, G. W........-:ce eee eens 18
Leedy, Robert F................... 27
Loth, F. Percy............ce scence 17
Mapp, G. Walter...............6... 13
Miller, John J................04. 2
Mills, Morgan R............ 50000: 22
Mitchell, J. Douglas................ 34
Oliver, Walter Tansill.............. 23
Parsons, J. M.......... cece eee ence 36
Paul, John........ cece eee c eee e eee 35
Pendleton, Charles S............... 40
Profit, S. Gi... ccc ee cc ences c cee: 37
Rison, George T.........cccceceees 11
Robertson, A. Willis............... 31
Russell, Robt. A..........cc cece eee 2l
Trinkle, E. Lee........... cc cece eee 3
West, J. EB... ccc cece eee ne eeeee 12
Woodson, J. Belmont.............. 24
NAME, | POSTOFFICE, | CouNTY 0
Hurt, Jos. M.......ccccecccccccceecess Blackstone .......... Nottoway.
Hutcheson, Robert F...............-. Stuart ........eeeee- Patrick.
Hyatt, C. Cy sseswatecnccvaussccesens Richlands ........... Tazewell.
Jesse, Chas. T.....ccccscccccceeceees Rosslyn ........s000- Alexandria
Tavce, W. Li... cece eee c cece ceeneee Charlotte ..........- Charlotte.
Langhorne, W. H......--eseeeeeecees Warren ...........-: Albemarle.
Massey, J. W....cccceccescccccccccns Post Oak............ Spotsylvan:
McNutt, W. M.....ccccecccccccccees Glasgow ........ee005 Rockbridge
Moffett, W. Stuart.............e0005- Staunton ........e00- Augusta.
Noland, B. F...... cece cece ence ceeees Leesburg ........4-: Loudoun
Norris, Robert O., Jr........scceeeee: Lively ........:ceeeee Lancaster.
Nottingham, Jno. E.............0005- Fastville ............ Northampt
Omps, R. Li... cece cece ee ee eee Ridge, W. Va........ Frederick.
Owen, D. W..... ccc ccec eres c ee cenees Denniston .......... Halifax.
Ozlin, Thomas W...............e008: Kenbridge .......... Lunenburg
Padgett, M.. Bawa ckstatte némtinahkens Bedford ............ Bedford.
Pitts, A. Laurie, Jr...............000: Scottsville .......... Buckinghai
Powers, N. B......... cc cec cece cence Northwest .......... Norfolk co
Price, James H........... 0. ee eeeeeee Richmond ........... Richmond |
Prince, William D...............00-: Stony Creek......... Sussex.
Ramsey, John W............-eeeeees Bassett ............. Henry.
Rew, J. Harry............cceccceeces Parksley ............ Accomac.
Robertson, Walter H..............6. Bristol ............. Washingto:
Robinson, A. A....... ccc cece ee ees Barber ...........00. Alleghany.
Rodgers, Samuel D wee ceeterececces Petersburg .......... Petersburg
Ruebush, W. H...............0cc eee Dayton .........06. Rockinghas
Shelton, B. W..........cccceccsececs Buffalo Junction..... Mecklenbu:
Shepherd, Gordon W................. Chester ............-. Chesterfiel:
Sinclair, C. Av... cece eee c eee ence Manassas ........... Prince Wil
Smith, Chas. F..............ccceceees Petersburg, R. F. D 4| Dinwiddie.
Smith, E. Hugh............. cece eens Heathsville ......... Northumbe
Smith, Horace L.........,...cce eee: Petersburg .......... Prince Get
Smith, Lemuel F...............00eee: Charlottesville ...... Albemarle.
Snead, Harry Li... cece cece eee neee Chester ............. Chesterfielc
Snidow, William Bane............... Pearisburg ......... Giles.
Stephenson, John W............0005- Warm Springs....... Bath.
Story, W. J..ccccccecccccccecccsceess Courtland .......... Southampt
Stuart, John W............ 00. eee eee Blackford .......... Russell.
Tabb, John Newstead................! Nuttall ............. Gloucester.
Taylor, Herbert J..............00.005. Staunton ........... Augusta.
Templeton, R. R.......... cece eee ees Gate City............ Scott.
iffany, W.N...... cece cece ceeeces: The Plains.......... Fauquier
Turner, G. Gi... ccc cece ee cee eee: Huddleston ......... Bedford.
Wallace, John G., Jr.............005. Wallaceton .......... Norfolk co
Warren, C. R..... sec cc cece cece eeeee Chatham ............ Pittsylvani:
Watts, P. M...... cc ccc cee cee ees Orange ............. Orange.
Wilcox, George L...... beeen ee eeenes Richmond ........... Richmond
Wilkins, J. EB... ccc cece cece cee ness Newport News.......| Warwick.
Williams, Franklin, Jr..............0- Vienna ..........44. Fairfax.
Willis, R. H.... cece c cece cece eens Roanoke ............ Roanoke ci
Young, P. Biriecccccccccceccccceces (Shipman Lececaeeeees Nelson.
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Banks.
Amending section 4125 in relation to deposits of deceased persons... 2:
Amending section 19 of revenue act in relation to.......-.......---—--— _. _ 48
Amending revenue act in relation to tax on shares Of...................-.----- ~ 53:
Amending section 2158 as to security DY.......-..-.-------ene cence . &l;
Amending certain sections of the act in relation to......................—-— 81
Bar Examiners.
For furnishing Code to Secretary.................ccecceccscsceseeeeeccececenecerseeeeeseceeeeonceenne 545
Bath County.
For protection Of deer iii..u.....eeeccc ee eccceccessnesceneeceeeensecemeceetecscececeeeesceeeeeeees sennmpeemeess 2
Amending section 8 of road Law... cece eecseescceecesteeecsseseseeeterecseeneeeeeneeeeeees —~ 3
Authorizing condemnation of land in Highland for road purposes....... 4:
Bedford.
Amending charter of town Of-............2.c-cessceececeeecteeeesesetecesseceneeteeeseenssenetereeecene .. 64S
Bible.
In relation to kissing, in administering oaths... eee eee eee 5.
Birds.
Certain, allowed in captivity for propogation purposes.........0.....0.--..-. 617
Blackstone.
Authorizing council to levy special tax for fire department............0... _
Blind.
Providing commission to study conditions off......... vessactaceeseeeseersnceseeeere enon le
Blue Sky Law.
AMENING 2... eneeeecccececceaceececesecetecssnescescessecesnseneceessescencesesteneasessentencepasanentecesenseeneeeees Ot!
Board of Supervisors.
Amending section 741 allowing certain appropriations to public schools. 74
Amending section 2/773 in relation to clerks Of.._.............--————---—---
Powers of city councils in certain cases.............. nee (7 ¢
Amending section 2726 in relation to fees of county officers..........____.._ 216
Amending section 2767 in relation to supplies for clerks and treasurers... 2@
Authorized to pay for certain public improvements..._...........____. 2
Amending section 2854 as to officers furnished by...
Amending section 2769 in relation to salary... eee
Authorized to cut trees along public roads... eee _. 5
Amending section 2039 as to appointment of road supervisors... 56
Amending act authorizing reward for stills. ee 5D
Botetourt County.
Amending section 8 of road Law... cescecssecssessesetscesessensencensececeuees “eeee ee eeeen Ht
Bounties.
For payment of, for certain birds and animals... Bad
Bowling Green.
For issue of bonds for water system, €tC. 2.00... ee ccecceceeseeeeeeeee ee be!
Boykins. |
Providing for special election in town of for improving streets... &
Amending charter 20.0.0... nce ccccecsesscessessessceccesseeceeesensescencesensecesscerecsenscnseeseeees a hil
Bribes.
Amending section 4497 in relation to acceptance of...........0..2..-........
Bridges.
Repealing section 4740 in relation to driving OM... nen sccccscssecceeeesesseees 486
Bristol.
Amending section 135 of charter..........0..0.00.0.002..cccsssecesccecssescenescecsecsssecsesssssecseese 4
Repealing act for sale of Gauthier property....0......0.......sccccccmeemccesemeseeeeseees 281
Providing new charter for City Of-........c.cscccesccccceessceceesensccssecestenscesccereseenenses 432
Brunswick County.
Authorizing supervisors to distribute general fund amongst districts... 36
Buchanan County.
Amending section 2 of road Law. .0.2......2.......cccccccscessesemssceenesseenmecceecescsstsessenteceees 48
Buckingham County.
Prescribing open season for hunting 11... ese scceeeecececseceseccceseesceseseeeses 657
Buena Vista.
Authorizing council to raise levy..u.......eecscsscsceesesesceecccecnescencseecessesseseesseereseees 115
Building and Loan Associations.
Amending section 4154 in relation to... ee ee cee csesncecsecsceccsscesscecsssesseseens 318
Campbell County.
Amending road aw..uuuu.u........cccscsccsesscsseessccecccescecceseessssessenscesceceaeesecsessnscsesseceeceeeneass 353
Canneries.
Allowing children to work ini... ceccecccccccceceesesessesesceneesensecseecseesencemecesesenece 579
Cape Charles. ;
Authorized to issue BOmdS..u......... ee seccssecessscsseceecesecascseccececsesscessenecceuncasencesersecse 273
Authorizing town of to borrow MoOmney....0.......ccccccccccccecsesccccenesccoessesecessmneseeseeeess 395
Capitation Tax.
Amending section 2421 in relation to collection Of...............c0c.csssseseeeeeeeees 118
Carnivals.
Amending section 107 of revenue act in relation to... noe eesceeseeees 49)
Caroline County.
Prohibiting obstruction of Pole Cat creek iri... cece ccceecceeseescenceneeeseceees 39
Carroll County.
Authorizing supervisors to levy capitation tax for schools....................... 57
Authorizing supervisors to make appropriation for bridge in Grayson. 403
For issue Of $300,000 of bomds.uunwn.n..... eccecsscecencccceeceesersececensccecereecceeenoenenes 648
Im relation to roads Of. ...........ccceccsseccssececescsresemsceccescenessensecessconcscgesmnsesecsceeneetenee 708
Catawba Sanatorium. |
Providing new cottage at, for tubercular teachers. .......0...2.....cccccssecceeceeeeeeees 840
Cedar Trees.
Amending section 885 in relation to removal Of...........2...2:.:ee--ceececeeeeeeeeceees 370
Cemeteries.
Amending section 59 in relation to disposition of property for................ 9
Charles City County.
For protection of muskrat inte... cece cceccecseseecsesseseeneessenesserseemmensenseetes 640
Charlotte County.
Amending sections 3 and 13 of road law. eee ecenceeeeeeereeeeee ee 2S
Charlottesville.
Amending charter .02....2-......:...:csccecscecseescece cenvecsecencesesesetecaecesessssnsteeneeesenmeseceneeereecenee OBO
Charters.
Amending section 3780 in relation CO... eeecsnceeeeseescaccensensncecsaccenrseencnmereenmeenees FOG
Chattel Mortgages.
Amending section 5189 in relation to... ecccccceccceeeeesceesepeemereeen eee. JOR
Checks.
Making it larceny to fraudulently use... eee eececeeecceneeeee eens 341
Children.
Amending section 1923 in relation to delinquency of........-..-..-.-.. 269
Allowing, to work in canneries, etc. ............... smrececcacasssceeeessaneeneeeceees 379
Amending section 1810 in relation to hours of labor... ene »
Circuit Courts.
Amending section 5888 in relation to judicial ‘hei 3
Amending section 5893 in relation to terms of... ene 8
Prescribing times for holding Twenty-eighth circuit... 8
Amending sections 5887 and "$388 in relation to judicial circuits... 60)
Amending section 5911 in relation to, in cities... OD
Circus.
Amending section 107 of revenue act in relation to..............2.2....2.-.. 491
Cities.
Requiring treasurers in cities of over 125,000 to mail tax tickets... 2/0
Creating offices of public defender in certain.......0..20u...-. ee SM
Amending sections 2942, 2943, 2944 and 2945 in relation to city managers 534
Amending section 5911 in relation to circuit courts in... 6
Cities and Towns.
Repealing section 3009 in relation to election of officers.............-......_19
Amending section 2958 in relation to annexation of territory. wenn 210
Amending section 3082 in relation to loans of..............-..........--__.... 617
Civil Justices.
Amending section 3107 as to dismissal of claims by.......00.2.....2... 500
Civil Justice Court.
Amending section 3118 in relation to clerk Of... eessessecccsecceeeeeeeeteetecne 269
Clams.
Amending section 3292 im relation t0...................ccsscsccscceeccsesescneseteecesceneeeseee es 828
Clarke County.
For protection of wild life ine. nw eceeeceneeeeeeeeeee eee WE
Clarksville.
Authorized to issue bonds for street improvements._.............._.___..... 78
Cleaning Establishments.
In relation to damage Dy... neces en tssemeeseeemeeetnesemenenennenceene B17
Clerk of the House of Delegates.
Amending section 306 as to duties Of... cece ceceeceeeeeeeee eee. 3
Cd
ks of Courts.
Amending section 2274 as to list of deeds to be made by.......00.0...-.-.--.00---- 89
Amending section 3394 as to general indices... ie cece eccecceceeceneceeee 105
Amending section 2726 in relation to allowances t0......0.0.........-ccccsssseceeoseeee 216
Amending section 2002 as to pay as clerk of board... eee 272
Amending section 3393 in relation to recordation of deeds, etc. ........ 313
Amending section 5412 as to supplies for commissioner of accounts.... 595
Amending section 3484 in relation to fees Of... 2... eee 8 cesseseceee .- 800
Amending act creating commission to consider pay of...........0..00000..2.-. 827
‘k’s Office.
Amending section 3388 in relation to holidays tn... eee eeceeeeee 242
e.
Amending section 42 in relation to suits against trustees
Amending section 59 in relation to maintenance and care of cemeteries... 9
Amending section 122 in relation to filling vacancies
OP er rey ee
Amending section 136 as to vacancies in county offices........................-.. 410
Amending section 155 as to printing of ballots... eee ecco 309
Amending section 158 in relation to electoral boards...200.... eee 795
Amending section 200 in relation to pay of judges, etc. 0.00000. 387
Amending section 203 in relation to notice by absent voters................... 267
Amending section 291 as to disability to hold office... un. wee 81
Amending section 306 as to duties of Clerk of House of Delegates........ 396
Amending section 340 as to first clerk in auditor’s and treasurer’s offices 363
Amending sections 526, 530, 540, 541 and 542 and adding new sections
in relation to forests sacsosenssemaccecececesscecersaresnseneetecsasseneesteacsscseccessnnenssenccuecesceneece 614
Amending section 582 in relation to art commission.......0..2....2-...ccceessss00 393
Amending section 604 in relation to appointment of division super-
INCENAENtS .........--.eccccceecnccencenccecsscseccenceedeecceessscersenccascsnceecsacsceeessenssecanssccsensceuseecence
Amending section 615 in relation to claims paid out of literary fund... 61
Amending section 626 in relation to salary of division superintendents
Of SCHOOLS oun... eeeeccwceseestersssccsnseccserscecercensensencenssensececascarsnsssssenseassscsetescssseccsenes 404
Amending sections 645 and 648 in relation to school trustees.................... 560
Amending sections 653 and 654 as to school census....................c:cccececees 72
Amending section 659 in relation to district school board...........0.......0....... 600
Amending section 669 as’ to State funds for school purposes................... 69
Amending section 703 in relation to high school s....00..0..0..........sccsscseccseceseeese 59
Amending’ section 719 as to admission to public schools.......0..00000.00.0... 58
Amending section 741 as to county appropriations to public schools.... 74
Amending section 759 in relation to plans of schoolhouses...........0....... 267
Amending section 786 in relation to school trustees........0......20.....:ccccesese0
Amending section 853 in relation to Virginia Normal and Industrial
Institute cect scccencccscsceceessccsecccececcsscenecssecscsnsansesnsensscsscceensecsecersecsnecesecsees 492
Amending section 882 in relation to nursery stock.....0..0..0...2....2..ceccscesceeeee 57
Amending section 885 as to red Cedar treeS.uuu........cscc.sceseccsccsccsesscecececsnesccnseeeees 370
Amending section 1004 and sections to 1089 in relation to the insane.... 376
Amending section 1029 in relation to persons adjudged insane................ 240
Amending section 1045 in relation to insane person...................-..c.0-+- 507
Amending sections 1110-1-2-3-9 in relation to fertilizers... 107
Amending section 1134 in relation to agricultural lime..._...........-.... 241
Amending section 1215 in relation to ice Cream... meee 547
Amending sections 1257-58-60-61-64-65 in relation to sale of farm produce 531
Amending sections 1362-3-4-5 in relation to tobacco sales, etc. ................ 591
Amending section 1471 in relation to apple barrels..............0.........c::csccesseees 344
Amending section 1486 as to State board of health.......0....00022... 87
Amending section 1615 in relation to medicine and surgery.................... 247
Amending section 1636 in relation to the practice of architecture........ 11
Amending section 1646 in relation to dentistry... -...----.-----s-scoeee-eemers 233
Amending sections 1738-43-49-50-71- 74-81 in relation to Sreinage — 607
Amending section 1810 in relation to child labor... eee eeeeeee 840
le—Continued.
Amending section 1923 in relation to contributing to delinquency of
CHUM reN ounce ea ee geneesnceeccccenseecaneccccssatensalecscenssnsenentenntesssneeneoueersensessenemtqrenserseemeces:
Amending section 2002 as to pay of clerk of board......-...--__._ 2/2
Amending section 2039 as to appointment of road supervisors............-562-36
Amending section 2052 as to ferry across Corotoman river................... 359
Amending section 2073 in relation to State convict road force_.......... 503
Amending section 2094 in relation to jail prisoners on State convict
POA FOLPCE one. ceeeecsscsseescscesccecccencceecescecscesascenseccenscecessnccetesascesecscesscersersesescaceees -
Amending section 2110 as to elections on bond issues for roads......... 392
Amending section 2139 in relation to automobiles........................--..--- 23
Amending section 2158 as to security by banks.................------.---s-2-----—-—- _. 817
Amending sections 2224-30 in reference to examiners of records......... 836
Amending section 2233 as to appointment of land assessors............. %
Amending section 2244 as to duties of land assessors_._...........--- . +
Amending section 2250 as to pay of land assessors..............—..--------—----- 68
Amending section 2252 in relation to commissioners of the revenue....... 265
Amending section 2252 in relation to commissioners of the revenue... 4
Amending section 2274 as to list Of deeds............n-ececcsecneeeeteneee 89
Amending section 2307 in relation to listing property............_______._ 63
Amending sections 2332-33-34-35-36 as to omitted taxes....._.....__. —__.. ~«F
Amending sections 2337 and 2349 as to commissioners of the revenue_. 530
Amending section 2385 as to erroneous assessments..................----- 316
Amending section 2389:in relation to erroneous assessments........___.. H4l
Amending section 2421 in relation to delinquent capitation tax collector. 118
Amending sections 2430-31 as to compensation of treasurers......__...._.. 349
Amending section 2449 as to apportionment of taxes..............-......_._ 18
Amending section 2543 in relation to fimes... nee enn eeeeee ener ene 319
Amending section 2551 in relation to fineS...u......-ceo.--ecneseeneceneeeee
Amending sections 2591 and 2601 in relation to public debt....____. 359
Amending section 2702 in relation to county officers...... saveenene 28]
Amending section 2726 in relation to fees of officers..........-............._-—_ 216
Amending section 2767 in relation to baoks, etc., for clerks’ offices.._... 242
Amending section 2769 in relation to salary of supervisors............._.. 545
Amending section 2773 as to clerk of board of supervisors...........__._ 7
Amending section 2806 in relation to pay of overseers of poor.......__... 468
Amending section 2854 in relation to county offices.._.........-...-....—-— . 342
Amending sections 2942-43-44-45 in relation to city managers..........._.. 554
Amending section 2958 in relation to annexation of territory by cities
ANG COWMS on ene cnnen nen csneenennnsccccceseccncceececceneccenesenneeceseecceneessacceresesnemeneeenenees C
Amending section 3027 in relation to matrons in jails........._...._-__..... 483
Amending section 3082 in relation to loans in cities and towns.._.._..._... 617
Amending section 3107 as to dismissal of claims by civil justices... 560
Amending section 3118 in relation to clerk of civil justice court.—...... 269
Amending section 3172 in relation to size of-fish caught..........._.__-- 573
Amending section 3173 in relation to fishing...-.......0..--.--.--neneneeeeee _ 408
Amending sections 3184-87-88 and 3254 in relation to unlawful fishing. 831
Amending section 3194 in relation to inspection of dams........._...... 406
Amending section 3210 in relation to fishing............-....---__--— 40
Amending section 3292 in relation to taking clams.........................-___.. 5B
Amending section 3330 in relation to hunting licenses........... mecccesesseeenee _ 49
Amending section 3388 in relation to certain holidays....................__. 2&2
Amending section 3393 in relation to recordation of deeds, etc. ........... 313
Amending section 3394 as to general indices for clerk’s offices................ 105
Amending section 3408 as to who may practice law...........—......--—.- . &
Amending section 3434 in relation to salary of Secretary of the Com-
MONWEAIth <oecccececcecececcoccccececcucceacecessecenessconsnssesesessesssecscossensacecensnasesstssececeesmermerceces 493
Amending section 3435 as to salary of Auditor of Public Accounts... &
Amending section 3437 in relation to salary of State Treasurer ... 30
Amending section 3465 as to clerks of Supreme Court........... —...... 531
Amending section 3468 in relation to judges of city courts _____. 8
»>—Conatinued.
Amending section 3481 and 3507 in relation to fees of justices of
AHO PCACE una. ee eeeneceeeceeceeceenceeneneceesecesecseeceneneeseeseceessnessseaesesatassesecsessseneceeessnasenses 804
Amending section 3484 in relation to clerks’ fees........eeececeeeeeesseceee 800
Amending section 3487 as to fees of sheriffs and sergeants...............::00--- 798
Amending section 3488 in relation to executions... cece csceceneteecceceees 841
Amending section 3510 as to fees Of jatlers owl ceecceecceesececececeees 529
Amending section 3594 as to grain ground in turn... eee 574
Amending sections 3665-66-67-73-74 in relation to harbor commissioners 598
Amending section 3716 as to powers of State corporation commission.... 410
Amending section 3775 as to erroneous taxation of corporations
sceoeccecese
Amending section 3780 in relation to charters... cceeeeececeeeecee 489
Amending section 3846 in relation to process on secretary of the
Commonwealth, ete. ...............ccccscscesceeccecssccecceccesceceessesesscseteecesceseseceeceseeseeseaeees 594
Amending section 3847 in relation to office of corporations, etc. ............ 565
Amending section 3852 in relation to charters of corporations.................. 19
Amending section 3855 as to co-operative associations................csececeoe- 568
Amending section 3857 in relation to railroad companies...........0..........---- 305
Amending section 3876 allowing members of corporations to vote by
POOKY ooneeneeecnececececneccecsececssenscceesscsecsnneccensessanenssasesesacsnsensnsessescenssuenscancstesseneeseattaneeeees 55
Amending section 3885 in relation to grade CrossingS..............sessccenee eee 411
Amending section 3897 in relation to claims against corporations............ 20
Amending section 3905 in relation to discrimination by common carriers.. 234
Amending section 3918 in relation to reduced rates by railroads............ 618
Amending section 3935 as to contracts of surety between common
0S Ot 20
Amending sections 4099, 4100 and certain sections to 4129 in relation
tO DANK ooo. eee csseeccesccsecesccensccaccesnecscscenscensceneceagecessceseseessssacesseesnesseeeesseesmans 818
Amending section 4125.in relation to deposits of deceased persons........ 21
Amending section 4148 in relation to trust companies...........00....0.000.0.-.0. 551
Amending section 4154 as to building and loan associations....................... 318
Amending section 4180 in relation to insurance companies.....................0...-- 22
Amending section 4200 in relation to insurance companies........................ 304
Amending section 4204 in relation to capital stock of insurance com-
PANIES nee ceeccccccesecenceneessesesnsceencensecsecsecensersecsececsencensesesscenecssesssececeaeesnecsnecaeesens 834
Amending section 4211 as to deposit of bonds with treasureg........0........... 841
Amending section 4248 in relation to traud on life insurance policies.... 618
Amending section 4354 in relation to licenses on industrial sick benefit
COMPANIES ieee eee ec eecceceesecececeencsntenacesseessenteccecensecsceccstescsseeueeeeccecemecsesceeseauane 23
As to evidence under section 4410... veseceeeeeeeeesee 986
Amending section 4497 in relation to “acceptance ‘of bribes. veeecenscecensseceenece 486
Amending section 4549 as to certain publications......00.00000000 0c 340
Amending section 4676 in relation to gambling... ee eeeeeeeeeee 597
Amending section 4775 as to bar of prosecution... * eescececeseees 99
Amending section 4813 in relation to warrants for arrest..........000.0000.0-. 24
Amending section 4853 in relation to grand juries... cece cee eee eeeeeeees 597
Amending section 4895 in relation to venire facias in felony cases............. 24
Amending sections 4909-10-12-13 in relation to insane persons................ 507
Amending section 4928 as to pay and mileage of jurors... eee eee 820
Amending section 4930, when execution of sentence suspended................ 241
Amending section 4988 as to trial justices
Amending section 5019 in relation to commencement of term of prisoners 394
Amending section 5106 in relation to divorce... cece ee ceeeeeeeeeeeeeees 503
Amending section 5189 as to chattel mortgages....0 0c eee 398
Amending section 5208 as to deeds by corporations. ...........ccccceseceeeeeee eens 586
Amending section 5276 as to renunciation of wills. ee 59
Amending section 5333 as to adoption of minor children... 514
Amending sections 5388-89 in relation to suits against personal repre-
SOUT ES a ccccceuecmmenssunssnnses 10s -conensaneresegernienwarve «—severmanregewennreenrnepanetorepecremeren ie
Amending section 5412 as to supplies for commissioners of accounts... 341
Amending section 5412 as to supplies for commissioners of accounts.... 595
ie—Continued.
Amending section 5431 in relation to investments by fiduciaries....._..... . 556
Amending section 5787 in relation to suits for personal injuries... 26
Amending section 5790 in relation to personal injuries................—.... 27
Amending sections 5887 and 5888 in relation to judicial circuits... 600
Amending section 5888 in relation to judicial circuits.....0.00000000002...2..- 5
Amending section 5889 in relation to JO ener excsmceraenoensc cee 123
Amending section 5893 as to terms of circuit Court... eee eee
7
Amending section 5898 as to temporary appointment of circuit judges.. §72
Amending section 5911 in relation to circuit courts in cities......_..... 607
Amending section 5917 as to service of process by hustings court of
Richmond wii... cseccecscecneceeccescnsscecees scececscesenesesaccecescessesscsescsesannansesscaseseecenececes 77
Amending secstions 5986-87-88-89-90 i in relation to jury commissioners.. 3
Amending sections 5986 and 5988 as to jury commissioners................... 505
Amending section 5995 as to terms juror MAY SETVE....0....-ecsescceeeseecceeeceeecenen 75
Amending section 6105 in relation to pleas in abatement............... 28
Amending section 6239 in relation to presumption of death... 421
Amending section 6310 as to money under control of court............ — 510
Amending section 6348 in relation to appeals and writs of error........_... 416
Amending section 6437 in relation to enforcement of mechanics’ liens... 485
Amending section 6452 as to lien on Crops, et. .......eceeeeeeeeeeseee en. SSD
Repealing sections 604, 605 and 606 in relation to school districts........ 404
Repealing sections 693 and 722 in relation to teachers and compulsory
S}MUCALION .u..n.ne.neesecaccencnceccensnceceesenseeceneneccencecenenececetecenessessessssenessesenscesneeececeeeceees
Repealing sections 704 to 718, inclusive, in relation to schools.............. 59
Repealing sections 740 and 2721 in relation to school levies..._............... 587
Repealing sections 926 to 930, inclusive, in relation to funds from
United States .............. saceotecccesesereeceneressesrecserscesessesennececssereee, S92
Repealing sections 1116-26-27-28-29-30-31 in relation to fertilizers... 107
Repealing section 2466 as to delinquent taxes... 2.........encesnceeeescee cece 19
Repealing section 3009 in relation to city and town officers......... 19
Repealing section 4740 in relation to driving across bridges................... 486
Repealing section 6441 as to satisfaction of mechanics’ liens.................... 238
For the publication, binding and distribution of... GOB
burn.
Authorizing town of, to issue bOmdS.................eccccesssecsseceeseesseceeeneeereeeeeseceeeeees O45
lection of Taxes.
Amending section 2449 in relation to apportionment... 18
Extending time fOr 20.22... ne seeccnccccceceeenssesecuccceenerssssensamenseecceresseeremeceees OL
Providing for, on certain lands and [ots.....0.2... i eeccesc cc cseceeeeeeceeceseeeeeee _. 7/4
In relation to waiver of pemalty........0..nco ee tececceeesetscctereesneseeeee DD
Amending section 2421 in relation to delinquent capitation tax........... 118
Extending time ...........-...cccseccceccsssecensseenseeeeeee pateesencesseensesteeceseestacesseeceseeseesemrcnseene .... 339
umissioners of Accounts. |
Amending section 5412 in relation to supplies of... eeeeeeeec eens 341
Amending section 5412 as to supplies furnished... 2... 595
umissioner of Fisheries.
To provide metal tags for boats taking fish, oysters, etc. ...................... 575
missioner of Prohibition.
Amending act in relation to election 0f.<....0.0.0..c..ececcccececceesseceeeeeeceeseeeereeeee _ 121
Amending act in relation to term Of.<- 0.00.20... cssssssecsceceseccssscesscesescocnecseceneece 570
missioners of the Revenue.
Amending section 2252 in relation to.i.........cccccecscccscscccecseecececsccceseceeecseeecsseee 265
Amending section 2252 in relation to... essen cescsesseesonecessneeeeesneeseeneenmecaneee 402
nmon Carriers.
Amending section 3935 in relation to contracts of surety between em-
PIGYEES, CEG. ga sagcccsswassse0g cg eee casege—ritaernemeenneve re neeaneennaenennenn=nmennneeenenmansaennnsnunnenanwaaans 20
Amending section 3905 in relation to discrimination by.......0.............0.0.-. 234
nmonwealth’s Attorneys.
Amending section 2726 in relation to allowances t0................ccccccssccsscesceceoees 216
npulsory Education.
Repealing act in relation t0.................cc-cscseccssesccscsssecscssenssceeececcesscsssesesereccereceececeses 74
federate Army and Navy.
For enumeration of veterans Of..................-cc:cccccssceccsseccecsecesessscecesecessssensesseeece 587
federate Memorial Associations.
APpropriating MOMEY tO uu... n..n....eececccescsenceceeccenececscceeeecesesensssesesseecesececceceecesceeaeeee 301
federate Memorial Institute.
Making appropriation for certain changes....u....0...........:ccscssscessssceesscseseceneeeeeces 320
stables.
In relation to salary of, in counties constituting separate judicial
CAT CUITS oo ee cece ceeeseseseesceneennccecnccocencescenseesateensncasscossuteteecestenssecececusssstssessearesenceessce 640
stitution.
Proposing amendment to sections 18, 20, 21 and 173... ccc cles eeeeceeeee 523
Proposing amendment to Section 32.0.0... ..eececssccssseceeccecescesscessnsccecceemsemeeseeee 520
Proposing amendment to section 117 ooo... nec eseesssesesecssesteeceeccesscecseeceseseeeese 521
Proposing amendment to section 132.00...........eecesscscessceesesceeerscsecesscseececeseeees 528
Proposing amendment to Section 133.20... ssssescscsessseececeeseccssesccsssseceonees 518
Proposing amendment to section 136 of article 9... eccssceececeseeee 93
Proposing amendment to Section 138.0... ccsccsccsceeseececsessceccseencecesescneess 519
Proposing amendment to section 184.000.0000... ccseseeseenessscecesemsceeensecenece 519
Proposing amendment to section 170.002... ccccsccscesecesccesscceseccessceeeceeaceseees 527
For submission of certain sections to the people... ceeecesseeeceeeeceeeesee 473
tracts.
Regulating size of type to be used in certain... cece eececeeeceeeeteees 362
Operative Associations.
Amending section 3855 im relation t0..............ccccccceeccsssscssessseeecesenecerscecscasccseeeeces 568
oner’s Inquest.
Amending section 4813 in relation to warrant for arrest.......00000000....- 24
otoman River.
Amending section 2052 in relation to ferry ACroSS....0........cccsscsececeeeesseseceees 359
porations.
Amending section 3852 as to privileges, etc., of charter... 19
Amending section 3897 in relation to debts and claims against................ 20
Amending section 3876 allowing members to vote by proxy.................. 55
Amending section 3775 for refief against erroneous taxation................... 99
Amending section 3780 in relation to cCharters..uu.............c.ccccscssssesseeseoeee 489
Amending section 3847 in relation to offices of, process, etc. .................... 565
Amending section 5208 as to deeds Dy.wuuw....u.....eeecceceeceecceecseesccecsessesseesseecesense 586
Amending section 3846 as to process mailed by secretary of the
Commonwealth 00.0.0..........cccececcesensecccecnse cenceecesescsoeeseeecenesecsceseesensesseseeseseeesseccoees 594
nty Roads. ‘
Im relation 0.0.0.2... .cecccceceecescsecesesececcccneece: cesesececessseensceceesecssencceesenscessecenecseeseseeesereneess 535
Courts.
For the payment of small amounts without administrator, etc. .......... 361
Amending section 6310 as to money under control of.....................----. 310
Conferring on circuit, power to amend town chartefrs.......0..0...2000.0.0...... 588
Creditors’ Suits.
In relation to statute of limitations as to claims proved in.......W2.......... RF
Crewe.
Amending sections 87 and 111 of charter... lee cee eect eee ee 658
Criminal Charges.
Making additional appropriation of $100,000 for... eee 93
Criminal Insane.
See Insane Persons.
Crop Liens.
Amending section 6452 in relation tO... cecececencseceescesnsccceeenseceecessseceeeeneesoe _ 339
Culpeper County.
Repealing act for working roads Of... eceececssessecescceceseeesseneecnseneccesceenece &$
Authorized to borrow $10,000 for Catalpa district... oun. 271
Authorized to borrow $40,000 for Catalpa and Stevensburg districts.. 278
Concerning depository Of funds Of....ccrmconesrepennenonmennoeennnenmnnseenmcenesewinsrsins 283
Authorizing supervisors to borrow $4,000 for Salem district.................... 653
Cumberland County.
For levy of additional capitation tax... eccssceteceresccceeeceeeeee teense 212
Prescribing open season for hunting ini... eee eeeeee ceceeneeeeee eee . 657
Validating bond issue in Hamilton district...........-....--..---cnceceeeeeeeeree eres 718
Damas.
Amending section 3194 in relation to inspection of... 2. 406
Death.
Amending section 6239 in relation to presumption Of.......200..... 421
Deeds.
Amending section 3393 in relation to recordation Of........0......00.0202---.--- 313
Validating recordation Of..................cccccsccccecsssscseceececcaceneecceceesceeceneeeeeceseeeenensscesemee es 566
Amending section 5208 as to COrpOratiONnsS...........----ceccecceeceeceeeceeseeeeeseeeeseceess 580
Deer.
For protection of, in Bath and Highland... eteeeeeees 31
Delinquent Taxes.
Repealing section 2466 in relation to treasurer’s report.......2......—-. 19
Dentistry.
Amending section 1646 in relation to examinations for.....................--... 233
Deposits.
Amending section 4125 in relation to disposition, of deceased persons... 21
Deputy Clerks.
Alloawlag femmales $6 QUEUE Bic. ccurcmecnscassasann nee nessAsO SNES SESE antnenn 421
Dickenson County.
For raising special levy for memorial high school building......0._... 207
Dillwyn.
Amending section 2 of Charter..............:.sc.cc--sscececcsssecsseeceessceceesssarsosesessenseaessesese 88
Amending charter .......... 0 719
Dinwiddie County.
Authorizing special tax in Westboro and Darville precincts.................... 345
Disability to Hold Office.
Amending section 291 as to qualification Of section... ccc eeeeeeeeeee 81
Division Superintendents.
Amending section 604 in relation to appointment Of..........0.0..... cece 640
Divorce.
Amending section 5106 in relation t0......... cece ceeeeccccecsesscesesscsesessenes 503
Dogs.
Amending act im relation t0.0.......0.....ccssssccecsesecsssscsesescsseccesenescessecccoesseseseeceaeeseess 602
Drainage.
Amending sections 1738, etc., 1n relation t0.............ecccsssceeetsseccsecsececceeecesee 607
Druggists.
Amending prohibition act in relation to sale Dy... nw. esesesesceeceeescnees 806
Dry Fork.
Repealing charter .....u.u.....ceccsscecscssseccecssscseccocseesecccoescesscenesaccensenssneescseseqnesesssenseecees 266
Elections. .
Amending section 203 in relation to absent voterS...........0....0....cccccssessseseees 268
Amending section 155 as to printing of ballots... cece eeeeteseees 309
Amending section 200 in relation to pay of judges, etc. ....................--- 587
For registration of voters in cities of 100,000.......2. www eee 578
Womans suffrage act... -.n..n-e-cc-escom-cnseensssenseennnsemmeccnmnscenmsecnecmnectnmessnnersnsessenenens
Amending section 158 in relation to electoral DOATS...ccccccccccssescsesccccceceeoeee 795
Electoral Boards.
Amending section 158 in relation tO............eccsscssscsceeseeecessesescsenecceseseecceseeseceees 795
Elk. ° |
For protection Of... ccccseccssscesscsesecccececssccececceecececcecsecacencesscecceceseescssssnesetseaseceateees 255
Engineers.
For examination and certification Of............c.cceccsescsececeseseecessseceeeseceessesseesen --- 496
Epileptic.
See Insane Persons.
Erroneous Assessments.
Amending section 2385 im relation t0..............cccceccccsscsssceeeesseeceeesenceesesesesesecees 316
Amending section 2389 in relation t0......0......cceccccccececeececeeccececeeeencececceeseemeceeseecees 341
Essex County.
For protection of muskrat ini... oe... cee eceeceeeccemeeececcccececcerseeeceseeeesecseetecetess 640
Examiners of Records.
Amending sections 2224 and 2230 in relation to fees Of................-:seeeeees 836
Executions.
Amending section 3488 as to fee for making return oM........0.......---.--.---+ 841
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Extradition.
Providing for persons of unsound mind... ol cee cece eteee ceeeeeee Sil
Fairfax.
Amending charter .0........-.ccccsccccssccescececcesncecseceeencceceesesenececcenecssceeseacsereneceescestsneee UU
Farm Produce.
Amending sections 1257, etc., in relation to sale of.......2.0..02.u.... 3!
Farmville.
Amending sections of charter.... sensseescencccecaserscsenccecsncesreccerecseccecereceseeneseeee- DI
Authorizing council to negotiate VOD cccceceneeecseeeeecsesesecsseessssssseseseeseseeeeeee a. 2M)
Fauquier County.
For issue of bonds for road improvements......2........c.ccccccceneeceme eee 12
Authorizing erection of county building. vosscccasesncceeecceecensessccecenncesnneesscseeemecess 34
Providing special road Laweuuu......cccccessscsscscscssscssscseccssceesscensscesceneneccaseeeenemmees U9
Feeble-Minded.
See Insane Persons.
Fee System.
For appointment of Commission Of.............ss:csscsscscsnssescssceseseceeneccsecseneeresesemenene OM
Felonies.
Amending section 4895 in relation to venire facias..................—-._ 24
Females.
Allowing to qualify as deputy Clerks... 2... ncssscesensessesenseeeeeenee Al
Fertilizers.
» Amending section 1110, etc., in relation toi... eee eceececcecceeecneceeeeeeeees 10
Fiduciaries.
Amending section 5431 in relation to investment by....................--—-—-- 536
Field Trials. .
Permitting, by hunting dogs ee SEF e sags SS ree Sree arama sewEneceeSeeaaneERoUSRRERoOR 537
Fines. ;
Amending section 2551 as to lists made by es _ 6
Amending section 2543 im relation t0..........-.-...-s---c-cesceceseesceeeee nee meceeeeeseeeneenmens 319
Fire Insurance Companies.
Providing for rate-making bureaus....................... vneteasecnceceeceneeaceececensseeseeuses 2%
Fire Insurance Rate-Making Bureaus.
For organization Of .....ssscccssssccsssssssecccnsecomescnssescneececstercessscemneecnenscnnessencensssncesesceesene ODO
Fishing.
Amending section 3173 in relation to right to set certain nets, etc. .._..
Amending section 3210 in Fo) E05 (0) 0 UR <0 42)
Amending section 3172 in relation to size caught..................--.-.---— vn ots
In relation to, in ponds.... sesssuseneeesneesscerteeceereeesveeeeneeneeess OO
Amending sections 3184- 87-88 and 3284 in relation to.........-..-.-.--.—- 8!
Forests.
See State Forester.
Floyd County.
In relation to fish ladders. ou... cc cscestsceceseccceseeccusecsssnsecssscessececsssecsesesceneee 280
Authorized to borrow $215,000 for roads... quesesseeseaseecssccesecsecceseseee 679
Amending act im relation to roads... ccc cceccsscecesecsccescssccecsececcesesenceneceneee 730
Fluvanna County.
Prescribing open season for hunting 19h... eee csceeecccessessecaesscceeccecseeceeees 657
Franklin County.
In relation to taking fish from streaMs Of... eects esse ecseececcecceceeceeeneees 395
Fraternal Beneficial Associations.
Authorizing valuation of bonds héld by......-----sccsscccsssecccsseessnseescostessenstesenes 835
Fredericksburg.
Authorizing issue of bonds to redeem bridge bonds............00.0.0.0..... sasesenees 501
Front Royal.
Amending Charter 0u0............ccscecceccssscecececceeeenscecececcsacsecsececsaceesscsessansaneaseessasecsecenseeeees 354
Authorizing town of, to borrow $36,000... eee cscescsessecessesseceeeceensenes 705
Gambling.
Amending section 4676 in relation to... cceecccecesesesccesceccssecessceesecseees 597
Game.
For payment of bounties for killing certain birds and animals................ 231
Amending section 3330 in relation to non-resident licenses...................0.... 409
Game Birds.
For protection Off..............--:.-.-eccsseees sessccccssceecceesseeeseceessecesseeteceeseceeecseqnssmeceerseeeceseeee 117
General Assembly.
For payment of general and contingent expenses Of.......2.......:cceccecsceseee 7
Giles County.
Amending road 1aw...........--.--cscsccsccccsceceessscensececeesesensectecescuensceeesececonseensomecessstereeee 41
Gloucester County. |
Amending act in relation to glebe lands ime... cece cetceeeseesseneneeee 398
Goochland County. ;
Prescribing open season for hunting tree... cece cecseeseecseseseeeeesssesceeeseeees 657
Governor.
Authorized to accept Works Of afte... eeecececsceeeeseseseseseessesesestececeseseseeseeses 51
Grade Crossings.
Amending section 3885 in relation 10.0.0............---sscecsccsccecceecceenensseersceeecereceeeesees 411
Grand Juries.
Amending section 4853 in relation tO... cssscsssssensecscccsssscseseeesenencesenees 597
Grayson County.
Authorizing supervisors to levy capitation tax for schools.................... 57
Amending road law. ...0.........-:ccccecsssceecseceeseeesececeeceeeesecesscnsecssecececeesseesenennesaneceaanerssenees 224
Authorized to borrow $90,000...0000.... cc csccncsseseseccetessenseeesenssenscarssensemenmecs 370
Authorizing erection Of Dridgge ine... ecceeeccececcceeceetectsceececeassececesceeccenees 403
Greene County.
For issue of bonds for road téammenii..u.. ee cec ccceeecececsscecccscccceccseecenersnccerecenees 505
For issue of $25,000 of bonds... neces ecesmessesecsesmenseessaeeteeesesseesececestesecees 632
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Gretna.
Amending section 26 of charter. ................-ccce:ceecececcceccscecsseeeceseecnseeenseecessnstececae _ 400
Halifax County.
Authorizing supervisors to borrow momne)...............-.--:s----:ceess-cseeeeeeeeeeeee 1]
Authorizing creation of road COmmMiSSION.......0..0.........2..:e0ce-eeneeee eens 219
In relation to Wumting inna... aeeeecsesecsescneceeseccseecsscececsceececcecssececsaececessneesenecses 37
Hampton.
Providing new Chartesr.................--sceccccocscsccecceceessesensececcenecenceeuscseceeseceeeceeecseeseeececeess 323
Hampton Normal and Industrial Institute.
Amending section 853 in relation to funds from United States......... . 492
Hampton Roads.
For appointment of commission on development of...................—--.— 338
Hanover County.
In relation to purchase of New Mechanicsville turnpike..._.._........... 643
Harbor Commissioners.
Amending sections 3665-66-67-73-74 in relation tO... 598
Harrisonburg.
Amending sections 48 and 63 of charter..u........eccesscecsceseccceseeseceesesseeeeees 116
Heindl, Louis A., and Others.
Making appropriation for organization of coast artillery company........ 838
Henrico County.
Authorizing Fairfield district to borrow momney...............2...:0cccceeeee 49
In relation to purchase of New Mechanicsville turnpike....................... 6483
Henry County.
Authorizing appropriations from general fund and to borrow $25,000
or roa § eaeoseouce SO OSS OD C8 © SOF OSSH OE CHS OEE SSS SETSSSSUBSES DO 6 S28 COSSE OO OF 6 OO 6 OF FO OH 6 BOSSR S08 TERE Co Bet Hw Esee:
Amending section 658 as to pay of trustees if 50
Highland County.
For protection Of deere... ..--ccccceccececceccecceccscenccccecsencecececaceucceceecccccoosenessenes . 3
Amending section 8 of road Law. .....-.-ssccmsecsecsesesemmeemssmnesecenseeessesestne . &
Authorizing condemnation of land by Bath for road purposes............. . 4
High Schools.
Amending section 703 in relation to... cceecsssssccccsesmecssscsenses sesceceseoneees 59
Holidays.
Amending section 3388 in relation to clerks’ offices..........0..0000..c2.n 242
Holy Bible.
In relation to kissing, in administering oaths...........ecsssecsceseeececeeee 4
Hopewell.
Amending section 3 of charter. ......-....ccscccsscceccscesecececeseesssessececcecesseseceessseeseeneee 579
Ice Cream.
Amending section 1215 in relation t0............:c::ccccoscececoccesceseseececescevecceeeseseneseetee S47
Industrial Commission.
Amending certain sections of act in relation t0.........0.0ccc:cccecee ce cee ceeneeeeee 2%
ndustrial Home School for Wayward Colored Girls.
For conveyance of property to Commonwealth... eee ceeeeceeeeeeeeeeee 63
ndustrial Insurance Companies.
Prescribing conditions under which organized and licensed...................... 266
ndustrial Loan Associations.
Authorizing incorporation Of. 2.0... ececcscessecceesecesccsacesseeseesecseecessscaccsasseeeseees 61
ndustrial Sick Benefit Companies.
Amending section 4354 in relation tO tax OM... ccc eceseeeceseessesceeeceeees 23
nebriate.
See Insane Persons.
nsane Persons.
For protection Of.....0....---.--ccecscscssceseceeccseneenneenscetentseseessesecasenseaesnesacecsacenesansenssneenesecs 231
Amending section 1029 in relation to legality of detention of......000.00000000.. 240
Amending sections 1004, etc., im relation t0. 0.00... cc cseteeessssceseceseeeescsecees 376
Amending certain sections in relation tO... ce cseeseeessessceasseececcseeseesceneses 507
For extradition Of.......cccccccccceccececeseseceeesecsseeseccessecessssssessceensesseeseesorsssssetenesssenes 511
(insurance Companies.
Amending section 4180 in relation to solvency Of ccccccccsececssseseecseeeeseseesecsteeee 22
Amending section 4200 in relation to defimitions...........cccccccsccccssecseccecese-s 304
Amending act in relation to reciprocal and inter-insurance contracts.... 480
Amending section 4204 in relation to capital stock of... ee 834
Authorizing valuation of bonds held by... eee eee see eee ceseee sesso 835
intoxicating Liquors.
Adding new section 8-f in relation to transportation........0.0.0....cccec cece eens 110
Amending section 14 of act in relation to druggists.........0........cccccsneee 806
Afhending section 14 of act im relation t0.......-..---ssscosscesscessosssntsmeemeemesmecnees
Amending section 32 in relation to commissioner of prohibition................ 121
Amending section 32 of act in relation to commissioner of prohibition.. 570
Amending section 54 in relation to prescriptions and affidavits................ 593
Amending section 55 of act in relation to fees of officers... 835
Amending section 57 of act in relation to seizure of vehicles......._........... 425
Jailers.
Amending section 3510 as to fees Of... ecccececessseeeeesescnseseecesesesecseescsesseseseeees 529
Jail Prisoners.
Amending section 2094 in relation to credit for good behavior................ 11
Jails.
Amending section 3027 in relation to matroms............ see cece 483
James City County.
For protection of muskrat 11... ccc ecectcecessssessesecseeseseeseesegeecesesensessescseeesesees 640
Judges.
Amending section 5889 in relation to VaCancleS............cceccecsccsecsseceeeesceeeonees 123
Amending section 5898 as to temporary appointment Of... ee 572
Amending section 3468 in relation to city Courts... collec eee: 805
Judicial Circuits.
Amending section 5888 in relation t0.......ccceeecseeseesesessesceeesssetessesseseecsesseeees 5
Amending sections 5887-88 in relation tO........ccccceccseceesesscseesceeeseeceecceseeeeees 60C
Jurors.
Amending sections 5986 to 5990, inclusive, in relation to lists of.......... 3
Amending section 5995 as to terms Served .iiui. cece ccc ce cccetsceec eee eseeeeeees 75
Amending section 4928 in relation to pay and mileage of............0.0.0..0... 820
Jury Commissioners.
Amending sections 5986 to 5990, inclusive, in relation to appoint-
MEME Of anna... ee eccececnseceenssnncocenccececcenecsncecasenenteccscceneseneneesscecemsenerseneceeeecessevsseceeeses
Amending sections 5986 and 5988 as to appointment of..._.............-....-... 595
Justices of the Peace.
Amending section 4988 as-to trial justices... vececessecerereseesesee G14
Amending sections 3481 and 3507 in relation to fees of........................ 804
King and Queen County.
Authorized to borrow $4,000... cee ce ececccstesecensccecesseesesescesoeeneneees .. 136
King George County.
For protection of certain fiShr ime... cscecseceeneccessesececsecesecesececsesseseeescneseeee 625
King William County.
Amending act for issue of county bonds for roads im.......0..2........--.-.-- 312
In relation to purchase of New Mechanicsville turnpike.........0..0..0... ~
Land Assessors. .
Amending section 2244 as to duty Of. ..........2..ccccsscssccccsseccscseeceeesecescseesmeeoeesace ~~ #
Amending section 2233 in relation to appointment of..........0...-..2.....-..- 36
Amending section 2250 as to compensation Of.........2..-..0 0.2. 8B
Laurel Industrial School.
For conveyance of property of, to Commonweaith.............00...0..2... cee 64
Lawrenceville.
Authorizing council to borrow $20,000.00... ceceeecceeesesescenseeeeseemrecee . 39
Lee County.
Authorizing supervisors to borrow $50,000... neces ene 4A
Authorizing supervisors to borrow $50,000 .o.aecveveeenee-- sensetpecencsesceeverencesecenees= 629
Lexington.
For purchase of lot for parking automobiles... eee eee ence eee . 641
Libel.
COMCOPMiMg ounn.a.eneeeeeccecceeeeceececcecesecscecenccoescecensceseseccssecsecessenserececcsstesseasscesesseseescaeneeseses 809
Life Insurance Policies.
Amending section 4248 in relation to fraud wpon..uu.u.. eee . 618
Lime. .
Amending section 1134 in relation to agricultural... eee 241
Literary Fund.
Amending section 615 as to claims paid Out Of... eeecemeceeceeeeee 6l
Live Stock.
Water to be furnished to, by railroads... wees cceeceeseceeesesescecesceceeeseeeees 817
Loudoun County.
For protection of certain fur-bearing amimmals.....0.......2......ccssscsses cesses 657
Louisa.
Amending section 3 of charter Of town Of..................-cccscccceeenecceeccesecseeecceeeees 500
Louisa County.
Authorized to borrow $200,000... -----ececcceseccesseecenseeeenaseersnneecnnneescnnesesssseessnaes 308
Lunenburg County.
For ‘levy of additional capitation tax.............-.-2-sscescsosscscesssnsecesecssenesessonees 212
Authorizing chairman of supervisors to sign minuteS....................------000. 403
Authorizing Plymouth district to borrow $30,000.........2.........cccscscscseeee. 479
Lynchburg. )
Amending Charter .......2.0..2.....cccccccsccsssscecsscacececsecseecsasssencecsecsntecmeccesececsensesenencemsncensss 32
Amending section 9 of charter... 2.22... cc ccesscectesscceeeccecemcsceceenecensseesnmesenens 243
Confirming payment by auditor to city farm... cesses ecsseseeececeeteeseees 829
Madison County.
Repealing act for sale of rabbits... noc cc ccceeeneceecsseecesscececceessnecaenscces 75
For issue of bonds for $15,000.20... ncseccemcececccseressessssenemsacensencessennsnseseees 505
Marion. '
Amending charter oo... c.cccccscccccscescccsnccscssssnssascsccsscensscmssecssesseassseseceeseeenenssseses 683
Martin, Senator Thomas S.
Providing for portrait Of...0..............cccssscccscemscccsecssscssssescnsceesscsssssseccsecsseccessecceses GLY
Martinsville.
Amending sections 54 and 70 of charter... coe cccsssscecensscecsseeeeeees 320
Mathews County.
To prohibit shooting of rabbits... scccessccecesecseeccecsecesceecesenessecnees 213
Matrons in Jails.
Amending section 3027 in relation t0...........2.-----:-cceccscseneemteeeesceneeteseececeeeeeee 483
Maury, Matthew Fontaine.
Appropriating $10,000 for monument...u0.... oes ccceeeecasesccccseeseccsescocseneee 838
Mechanics’ Liens.
Repealing section 6441 AS £O SAEISIACHON Wlevmimcnmmmenmnnmnnccssnmns
Amending section 6437 in relation to enforcement Of-cccccccccccccscscsssssseeeeeee 485
Mecklenburg County.
Amending section 7 Of road Law.........0....cccccecccccsccctssssssssscseccseccecensosceescereccereceees 49
Amending section 3 of road law... eee eccccececcsecececccecesecceceasecceseuceeceserceres 112
Medical College of Virginia.
In relation to merger with University of Virginia... ete eeeee 388
Medical Education.
For appointment of COMMISSION OM.....W.......--c-ccceccccececececcceccecececececsctececesenceseceseces 388
Medicine and Surgery.
Amending section 1615 as to examination of applicants...............-....... 247
Memorial Library.
For erection of 0.000.000.0200. qeecnsccceecsenenaccececcssseccssscessseseassececuscusscensecessmeassesseevensoerene 843
Middlesex County.
To prohibit shooting Of rabbits... eesceceeeeenseecssessanesmmasesceessseecensersensseuesseness 213
In relation to fishing in... ec ccc csccsccecceseseecececemeceececcscessssececeseeseseesesaeceees 633
Mills,
Amending section 3594 in relation to grain ground in turn..................... 574
Minors.
Amending section 5333 as to adoption Cfo... etc ccccee ne ceceeceeceeceesacseeneoes 514
Montgomery County.
Amending section 2 of road law.iieccccccccsccsccccsccescesecssseccssececcceeeccserensceeesease 401
Motor Vehicles, _
Amending sections 2 and 9 of act for recordation of title to................. 596
Mount Crawford. |
Amending charter ......ccclcccccleccscscceescscessecsocecnscscecsecsceeeccacersceneeecevecessesssenseesneeees 7795
Moving Pictures.
Amending section 4549 in relation to............cccccccccsccsccceecececcecececeececeesescecsvees .. tO
Muskrat.
For protection Of o..c.nceececcccecscccececsccccecscccecsseccececceccascssesenscsecssesccecscesensenesscsesneceeere 640
Mutual Insurance Companies.
For organization and regulation Of............0.ceccscseccsesesesesesecceeeceeseceseceseeeeeseeesnees 363
Narrows.
Authorizing town to appropriate $7,500 for school building.................... 103
Providing new charter for town Of. ..i....c..ecccccceccceccossceoccececcsceeerceeeseeeeeess wee 653
Negro Reformatory Association of Virginia.
For conveyance to State... ccccscccccccceccceccsssccecccceeceeceeseeccenscenseretesseseceueceneees 515
Nelson County.
Authorizing supervisors to borrow $15,000 for road purposes................ 79
Preventing trapping Of foxes imei... cece cece cess cceccececcceeessececeeesccsseeessceceeeseeess 281
New Kent County.
For protection of muskrat it... lcceeeccccccceeeecetecesesecesceecseenneceeceserescsenereenmess 640
New Mechanicsville Turnpike.
In relation to purchase Of...........ccecccccsesscscceccsesescentseseeseesesesessutsesesssaeanesescceeceenes 643
Newport News.
Authorizing city to issue $25,000 of bonds for fire stations........................ 102
Authorizing issue of $125,000 of bonds for bridges over railway tracks.. 104
Authorizing issue of $100,000 of bonds for jail... .ecccsssccessseeccteeceeeeees 104
Authorizing issue of $100,000 of bonds for incinerator................-.....--.---- 105
Amending certain sections Of Charte re... ce eee cece ccceecneeeesneeeeeceeeceeeees /
Newspapers.
In relation to location of publication... cece cesseeseeseceeeteceeeseereeceeeteeess 269
Norfolk.
Validating certain elections for bond 18SUe....... sees seeceneeessneneeeeteceeeceeees 322
Norfolk County.
Authorizing Pleasant Grove district to borrow $50,000... 7%
Authorizing Butts Road district to borrow $50,000... nee ii
Authorizing Tanners Creek district to borrow $300,000..........-....2......0. &
Authorizing supervisors to borrow $145,000......2.2.2...--s-:eccscsceceeeesceereeneeees 222
For requiring certain levieS..........ccssecescescceceeecesenssencsssseseesnsesceeseeneensnesceneaentenees 270
Authorizing supervisors to borrow $25,000.....0..2....-..-c.:secesecceces teense eecseeneceeees 282
Amending act for creation of road COmmMiSSiON..............:.ccscceee ee 428
For levy of capitation tax for school purposes... secs ects 642
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Amending act for road COmmMissiOn. ..........c.ccc:cccceeceseecessecceeeeeeetseeeneneeesenenece 78%
Northampton County.
Providing road commission for Eastville district... 0... ecceseeeeeeeee 346
Notaries Public.
Validating certain certificates of acknowledgment by......0.0...000.0..cscsc eee 69
Nottoway County.
Repealing act for protection Of Qarme......ip..ccccsecccccnsneececestereeceeessssnssessssneeene OD
For levy of additional capitation CX nnn seeeeee semnewsecrsomersseee LLZ
Authorizing supervisors to establish road districts im...........2.......... 487
Authorizing Bellefonte district to borrow EERO oe ccmrecnit~2 wenserecneeee 206
Authorizing Winningham district to borrow $10,000...-. seseteLeceseereeee 626
Nursery Stock.
Amending section 882 in relation to disposition Of....0..0.000........c-ccceseeeo--- 57
Officers.
Amending section 2702 in relation t0..0........cccccccscscscsccececcesscsssessessscecceecsceceeness 281
Omitted Taxes. ,
Amending sections 2332-33-34-35-36 in relation to assessment and col-
(Tes 5 Co)» 0) SE wes
OO 0S SSCS C2OSSOCSS OSD SHOT OB TOCDS ooee
Optometry.
Amending section 1636 in relation to prohibited acts... 1]
Orange.
Validating certain bonds issued by town Of-......2....0...cccccccccsccccscssescsecssesesenee 645
Orange County.
For issue of $20,000 of Donde ecteteccsecceesesescecececeescccocecsssceceseseteesecececeeeas 502
Orders of Publication.
In relation to location of mewSpaper suo... cecccsccessssscecesecssesesenecesoesceeseees 265
Overseer of Poor.
Amending section 2806 a3 to pay Of,........ceccccccccccssseensesescecesessesecassesseseeeceseeees 568
Page County.
Authorizing levy of tax for school purposes... ......-ssoss-csssccsssenssecssesneeens 53
Authorizing increase of pay Of Clerks. .........no..e ec cceccesscccceseecereceeccnsensseseces 54
Authorizing Luray Corporation school to borrow money.....................00+ 82
Parents.
Requiring children to support in Certain CaseS........--.---ceececscccececeeesecoeeeee 413
Patrick County.
Authorizing supervisors to levy capitation tax for schools...........0....... 57
Authorized to borrow $50,000.00... ce cle cc ccceeenesesnesmeceseesesceesseeeeaeens . 321
Payne, Hon. John Barton.
In relation to paintings presented Dyan... cseeceeeesseessesccceecsssscesssseeeesees 320
Personal Injuries.
Amending section 5787 as to how and when suits for, brought................ 26
Amending section 5790 when right of action not to determine................ 26
Personal Representatives.
Amending section 5388 in relation to suits on bonds Of................::cccceseeeees 26
Pharmacists.
Amending section 14 of prohibition act in relation to sale of liquor by.. 806
Phoebus.
Amending Charter .o.............ccccccccccecccccecoceessececccececsseeeccceoesecesescnessncceversssensesesseeassnees 726
Pittsylvania County.
Authorizing supervisors to borrow $75,000.00... ecseeccce cece ceec tenses 17
Pleading and Practice.
Amending section 6105 in relation to pleas in abatement...................... 28
Pleas in Abatement.
Amending section 6105 in relation t0..............ccssccceccsccoscsceeesesseeeseeeeeseeseeceeeees 28
Pleas in Bar.
Amending section 4775 as to offenses against statutes and ordinances... 99
Pole Cat Creek.
To prohibit obstruction off.................... " savessnensssssesssensaccnsesssaeseneensesesueesoaseneeceeseaees 39
Police Justices.
Enlarging power to admit persons to bail... .cscsssccscsesseeseseeeeeeeeteee 56
Amending section 3107 as to dismissal of claims by...........-ceecce 0
Poor.
Amending section 3 of an act in relation to care Of.............s::cscccceceee 279
Portsmouth.
Amending section 4, sub-section 1, of charter... tec eee 40
Amending chapter 11 of charter... coc... ececeesecssccescecseeeeeesseesseeeeatneseemereens 243
Powhatan County.
Amending section 12 of road law.eie...ceeececcecccccececesceccsscescsscesescesceeescesescensetseces 270
Presumption of Death.
Amending section 6239 in relation t0....0...2.....:.-cssccssssssessesesseecscscescscseecseeseeeetere 421
Prince Edward County.
For drainage of lamds ine... ceccsceseecesescescsececsseessecessesssececsccececceseeceesceneeasacesaes 97
In relation to conveyance to Rice Local Union...2..20..0 20... eee eee 100
For levy of additional capitation tax. ..o......cececescccccececesecesseceseceesesesceeceseeeeee 212
For levy of capitation tax for school ..u....2.ns.ecnceecesseseescssmecceeneemsneeees . 4
Prince George County.
Authorizing supervisors to lease part of courthouse green....................... 30
Authorizing supervisors to enact local legislation for roads.................... 272
Authorizing circuit court to appoint special police force....................... 9
Princess Anne County.
Authorized to borrow money for road purposes........-...-.-.-.--s-e eee 79
Amending act in relation to wild water fowl in Back bay_...-........_.. 562
Prison Association of Virginia.
For conveyance of Laurel Industrial school to Commonwealth..._............... 64
Prisoners.
Amending section 5019 in relation to commencement of term of............ 344
Prohibition.
See Intoxicating Liquors.
xy.
Amending section 3876 allowing vote of corporations by......................---- 55
lic Debt. ,
Amending sections 2591 and 2601 in relation to settlement...................... 359
lic Defender.
Creating Off Ce Of... ccccececscscsecsnccesessaeacensenecceceacessscensesensesetecssnseensegressasessesssenees 544
lic Free Schools.
Amending section 719 as to admMiSSiOn t0..0...........-ccccccccceesssessesceccescecesesecseceees 58
Amending section 703 in relation to high schools_..u.... uu... .essscseeseees 59
Repealing sections 704 to 718, inclusive, in relation to........0..00.....-...0.2 59
Amending section 669 as to State funds paid in districts....................... 69
Amending section 786 in relation to truSt@e@S..uu. 2... ..cssececcesecesseeceeceeeees 70
Amending sections 653 and 654 in relation to CemsUS..u...0......2.....:cecseceee 72
Repealing section 693 as to relief of school teacherS.........0.............ccesceecees 74
Repealing section 722 as to compulsory education.......0..........--ccccscsseeeeeees 74
Amending section 741 as to county appropriations for......... 2... 74
Amending section 759 in relation to plans of schoolhouses.....................---- 267
Amending section 626 in relation to salary of' division superintendent.. 494
Providing for health and physical examinations im...............cseeeees 4... 495
Amending sections 645 and 658 in relation to trustees ..2..........eeseseeeee
In relation to local school taxe$.uu........c.eccssssssssscecscssessesscesmesecensececessenessenccoees 587
Amending section 659 in relation to district school board................... _.- 600
Amending section 604 in relation to appointment of division superin-
6 (5 ae
lic Roads.
Amending section 2002 as to pay of clerk of Pett Se 272
Repealing section 4740 in relation to driving on bridges....................-...- 486
In relation to County rOadSeiuieu. eee ceeeccececscescscsceesecceetesscccesessescestsccencessecssescees 535
Authorizing supervisors to cut trees alOmg. uu... ecccceesssceceemccsesemecccceenece 557
Amending section 2039 as to supervisors for districts................----------- 562-566
Amending section 2110 as to bond issues fot...................- weteuseoestessseneasnnenees 592
See State Highway System.
lic Service Corporations.
Amending section 3885 in relation to grade CroSsSingS..............c.cceccseeseeeeeeee 411
aski. )
Amending section 13 of charter... cccccccsscecssceceeeeecesecescsenssseecesseeceessneeees
For working roads Of... ceccsccscsssssscsecesceeseerece seceecesccnseescemessecseonsteeceneeersesces 720
e-Bred Stock.
Requiring purchase of, by State institutions... ee eececeeeeecceeececeeeees 405
iford. '
Adding section 70 to charter..............ccccccscsccsscssesessseseceseceseseeececessasccensecneeeseceneeseces 275
lroads.
Amending section 3857 as to articles of association.................:ccccceceeees 305
For protection of persons in repair of railroad cars...................0.. bumcensanas 400
Amending section 3918 in relation to reduced rates.....0..........ccceccceeeeceees 618
Required to furnish water to live StOCK..0.0...0.....cccccecsccsscceccesccescssssceseseseseeneceeeetee 817
pahannock County.
Authorizing increase in pay Of Clerk... cect ccecceeeccccneecensesescsceconetensacees 54
iprocal and Inter-Insurance Contracts.
Amending certain sections of act regulating... cee ecccccceeceeeeeeeeeeeee 480
Recordation.
Validating, of deeds, ete. on... eeeecccccccesseecessccesceeccesscseneesecsseesseeseescerseeeeeeeeeseseess DOO
R. E. Lee Camp, No. 1, Confederate Veterans.
Amending section 3 of act for making appropriation to.....0.0...0.0..0.00.0000. 119
Rice Local Union.
In relation to conveyance t0............:c cece sescscontececssecseceneseeecececececenseoeeecess 100
Richmond.
Amending section 5917 as to service of process of hustings court and
hustings court, Part Do. co.cc ceccccnnensecnsecsceeescscrnennsecsessescneeescesesces “7
Amending section QB of Harter ccc cccccccscececsesseecsessneneeseeeneserereeceennesesevenseeseees . KH
In relation to purchase of New Mechanicsville turnpike..._.............._. 643
Roanoke.
Amending certain sections of charter... cc.cccccscecsceccecessecseeceecseesceneene 213
Roanoke County.
Amending act for toll gates on macadamized roads.......................---..---~- . 397
Rockbridge County.
For purchase of lot for parking automobiles........W.0...-.2..--..ceceeeeeoe .. Ol
Rockingham County.
Authorizing supervisors to borrow $60,000.......-.-....-.-------ne 115
Amending road lawn... c.nccecsecccscecccereesseesessssececsencececceeerecescenseeeacteectereeeree 249
Russell County.
For protection of fish in Clinch river ine... cle eceec cee eceeeeeeneeee 643
Sand and Gravel.
To prohibit removal or carrying away of, in certain cases.................... 24
Schools. )
See Public Free Schools.
School Trustees.
Amending section 78 as to powers and duties of......0..0.2.000......-. 0
Amending sections 645 and 658 in relation to... 560
Scott County.
For issue of bonds for roads 190... ee ne cecstseesceereccsssseseceeccecenenncsceseeceeeeees O33
Authorizing school board of Floyd district to borrow $50,000... _... 106
Amending sections 3 and 6 of act for working roads in Floyd ‘district... 737
Search Warrants.
Regulating on. n.cccc..cccccsececscsccsccscceccesesessssscessesenssosensenceeeescsessecsececesegrecessssevesstcereseceee O16
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Amending section 122 in relation to vacancy in office of.!......0.0000 I
Amending section 3434 in relation to salary of...0.0...0.0.0.0.2..002 ee .. 493
Securities.
Amending blue sky law. ..nuccc.c.ccccccccccncssscceccecseccscsesecsesceeseoneneecseessesecee _.... 536
Seduction.
As to evidence in prosecutions under section 4410......................... 586
Seizure of Vehicles.
Amending section 57 of act in relation to... -n--eee eee. 428
Sentences.
Amending section 4930, when suspended. .............0c.t cece csccceececseeceseeseeeseecesees 241
Sergeants. ‘
Amending section 3487 in relation to fees of. sensecesestecessaceneeeesssercsescassascesseseaenee 798
Shelhorse, J. C.
For relief of family Of... ele cccssceeteteececesecceececseceesscscssecenecsessscesecersensaeeese 386
Shenandoah.
Authorizing town council to borrow $40,000....0u... ccc sccececcceenesceeesseneeeees 90
Shenandoah County.
Prohibiting hunting of ringed-necked pheasants iM... ee eeeeeceeseeeeceeees 280
For protection of deer and elk tri... cece sccececceeeeesmnecetecsseneeccsnscceees 491
Sheriffs.
Amending section 2726 in relation to allowances t0....0.....2......:.cccccccseseeees 216
Amending section 3487 in relation to fees Of... eseceeeececeeseseeeseeeees 798
Slander.
COMCerming ou... a eensscsencessccecnecssenessccteseacesseecscanecsessececesaccenseseasceseneanettatecesseneesessenesseass 809
Small Loans.
Amending act regulating... sce eeeecsceccecececeeecnsesecacescessceseensceeececseceseseness 414
Smyth County.
Authorizing supervisors to invest sinking fund... ec eceteeee 338
Smith-Hughes:
Amending act for acceptamce Of.-...........cccceccccccsscsesccecesenceeeseceeeseseeseseeseneneennesecees 796
South Boston.
Amending section 16 of Charter... cele ccccccceeecceeeeesseseessesssessesecesesecseenee 235
Southampton County.
Authorizing school board of Newsoms district to issue bonds................ 344
For protection of fish in Nottoway river ine. eccececcceeecceceeeeeeee 486
Authorizing Drewryville district to issue bonds... lees eeseeeeeeeeeee 619
South Hill.
Amending charter o........ccccccccecccsscceceseecceseesececsecceessesseneeseesescseneuseeseesecscegesesceeesecses 352
South Norfolk.
Amending charter ..........ccccccccccccceccescceceseessesesceseceessnsecsecssesacseseeesecsegacesessctesesesseece 660
Stafford County.
In relation to commissions Of treasSuret eo... ccecsceeeecseccessececeecseccesseseecceees 322
For protection of certain fish tei... cece cece eceeeesecceesesecesceeeseeeesecsececssseece 625
State Accountant.
For inspection of county and city officials Dy... lee ceeeeeceeeeeees 387
State Archives.
Appropriating $40,000 for building for protection Of... cee 839
State Board of Education.
Amending section 615 in relation to claims paid out of literary fund... 61
State Board of Health.
Amending section 1486 as to appointment Of... ececcecceeseeceeeeseeteee 87
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State Convict Road Force.
Amending section 2094 in relation to credit for good behavior to jail
PFISOMETS OM ounce cecsccsscescceneceseeecesecssecsessnecsssenssensessessscessenseesesesteeneneeceseeeeece
Amending section 2073 in relation to... 2...2......ccececnene eee eee SOL
State Corporation Commission.
Empowered to regulate power, heat and other companies... nx, €
Amending section 3716 as to Powers Of... ..nen-aeccennecccsececseeeneees 41
Assigning offices in capitol CO ccnccnnceeceeseccscseseessnsessneseseseseeeeeeeesteeeeee a. 56
State Farm.
Authorizing conveyance of eleven acres :0f...00.0.0..2....cecceeereenee ee ee 39S
State Forester.
Amending sections 526, 530, etc., in relation to... 614
State Highway Commissioner.
Authorized to sell land and houses of Valley turnpike... 48
State Highway System.
Authorizing counties to anticipate building o 0) 268
For preliminary survey of...22.2.000.....-. sosescesaeceerenescsceseateeecennscesseeneee- SOF
State Hospitals.
For protection of immates..uu........csccsccccsscsscescssccssseececeeseseeseeseenseeeemsteee Cbd
State Institutions.
Requiring purchase of only pure-bred stock... 405
State Purchasing Agent.
Creating Office Of... ee ecceccscseecceececeenscsenecrecseescescessnsscocssecervecececetennecececceeeee 24D
State Tax Board.
For furnishing Code to secretary.....................csccesecssscceceseecsecescsceseeseseeseteecceees 545
State Treasurer.
Amending section 122 in relation to vacancy in office.............0..........--.
Amending section 340 as to first Clerk o.oo... ececcctccceeeteeceecteeeseeeteeceee JOS
Amending section 3437 in relation to salary Of.......—.....---.:c----eseeoee eee 500
Amending section 4211 in relation to deposit of bonds with................... 84
Statue of Brotherhood. | .
In relation to erection Of... i... cee ccccesteccccessccecessecsaceecsaseessscsntencseneesnatmesseseeens 317
Statute of Limitations.
Amending section 5787 in relation to suits for personal injuries... 26
Amending section 5790, when right of action not to determine for
PETSOMAl MNJULiES oo. se cecnsncecesccccsnssceecescsnneceneneesesssansencererensereereecees -
In relation to, in Creditors’ SUits uo... cecesecsecesssccneesecececcseeneeseesscesecesscenecs 2s 87
Stills. ,
Amending act authorizing supervisors to pay reward for.................. 585
Suffolk.
Amending section 26 OF Char GT aennccccccccsenescesmnneneanmenennnnennennennntnetensnensonncnentntn 30
Authorizing city to issue bomds..uu.. eno ce cccssecseesneeccseesuseaeesenecceeseerenceseceee . &2
Sunday.
In relation to working of State employees OMti..uu.....cseceseceeseeesseesnerenneemeeees .. 353
Supreme Court of Appeals.
Amending section 6348 in relation to appeals of right... 416
Amending section 3465 as to salary Of Clerks... .cccccccccsccsscssecseeeececeesesseseees 531
Surry County. ,
Authorizing school board of Cobham district to borrow money................ 91
Authorizing supervisors to enact local legislation for roads.................... 272
Amending r0ad law.u.u......ccscccecsccccccecssseccesseccssseneceesencssssecesesssesesssneseccscssecasereseese 273
Taxes.
Amending section 2449 in relation to apportionment of............0..0......... 18
Telegraph and Telephone Companies.
Amending section 36 of revenue act in relation tO... ccc cseecceees 829
Thrift.
Encouraging, amongst industrial classes... ccececeseeececeseeeeeeseseseesteees él
Tobacco. }
Amending sections 1362-63-64-65 in relation to sales, etc. ....2.......-..cc:1 591
Torrens System.
Amending section 89 of act providiny.................0.00..- | aa O4
Towns.
How charter granted by court ammulled ou... ec eceececcceeeceneeseenenes 118
For contraction of corporate limits... cceseesceseseeseseceenneccecseceesennes 310
To provide for consolidation Of....0..............ccccscccsccssecessesescececencesceeenntseseacteseteces 417
Conferring on courts power to amend charters Of..................2:.:ccccsceceseseeoes 588
Treasurers. |
Amending sections 2430 and 2431 as to compensation oOf...................... 349
Trust Companies.
Amending section 4148 im relation to... ccceseseceeeceeecececeneetecesosseeteseeeees 551
Trustees.
Amending section 42 in relation to suits by and against.........22......--0 9
CCONCEFMING ounces sees eeseseseeceeeeceseneceesseceneesseeeseecsecsen: sececaceseecsessconseeeeseeeeesecensesseeseneseneseees 502
United States.
Resoiution rejecting woman’s suffrage amendment to Constitution........ 50
Allowing members of military and naval reserve force to hold office.... 210
University of Virginia.
For placing on year-round basis of instruction... tee eens 73
In relation to merger with Medical College... ese cc ienceeetee 388
University of Virginia and Richmond Memorial Road Commission.
Bior aypprointeewtt Gt nescence eerie necting omnes tn cneneeoe etn memes neni 422
Vacancies.
Amending section 122 in relation to fAlliImg........ eee eee ee eceeteenee ents 11
Amending section 5889 in relation to judges............... _ccesenseecssesesessesesseseneeccccee 123
Amending section 136 in relation to... cece eseeeseseeceteeeeseeceeesesteeetemeeenene 410
Jalley Turnpike.
Authorizing State highway commissioner to sell houses and lands of... 48
Jenereal Disease.
For control amd prevention Of-............ceceeeeeceseec cee ceceeeeecrsnenescenseeesecesaeenaesenaee 548
Venire Facias. .
. Amending sectiorm 4895 in relation to, in felony CaSeS............. ee 24
Virgilina.
Amending section 10 of chartereaui.. cece ccceecccce sete cceeesceeeseceeseseeeesemeees, Re}
Virginia Home and Industrial School for Girls.
“In relation to board of directors... eee cece esses ceeceeeecseeeseeeee eens 68
Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute.
For placing on yeat-round basis of instruction....0.0.0000. 0... cece eee 73
Amending section 853 in relation to funds fOr... ee cece ceeee ee eeeees 492
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. |
For placing on year-round basis of instruction. uu... eee ec eeee 73
Virginia Truck Experiment Station.
Establishing ........0..-.--------cleccceessceececeeccesccesceseeserasceececeseeseoeeesecsecacaceerssecesssecueneereneseecse . 390
Wakefield. .
Authorizing council to borrow $20,000.00 ccc csecece et ecneeeeceeeeeee es 31
Amending section 12 of Charter oi... cece ecscscceeeceeeeseccecseccesenceescesceeseseees — 33
For issue of $20,000 of bomds..uuw..n.. eee eeeceeeceeeeencssacesecsceceesessosceceersneeenee $23
Warren County.
Authorizing supervisors to borrow $15,000... cece cesses cece enero ees 47
' Authorized to issue $15,000 of bonds... eee eee eee ceeeeceecceeeseeeeneceerenteeeees 274
Warwick County.
For protection of muskrat imei... eee ce escsscceeesessenccseseeceeeeeeseeecesceeceseessr eee: 640
Washington County.
Validating allowance made to petit JUrOrs..........ecccecccsecesescseseeeeessenecceeeeeee 310
Authorizing supervisors to build bridges, etc. 0.0... ecce cee ceeese ree eeees 348
West Fee Bill.
Amended oiieeseccesccceccsscsssecencescesceecneccnseensecesssnsesessssensseeceeesceesessesesseasseeneesesecsasesecercoacece. 827
Wild Birds.
See Birds.
William and Mary.
For placing on year-round basis of instruction... ee cee is
Williamsburg. ;
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