A member of the Finance Commit
tee of the House of Delegates lindi
that in the aggregate the bills asking
for appropriations ask ?2,000,000 mort
than the regular appropriations whiet
total about ?4,000,000. When one re?
members that the State's surplus is
only about $600,000, it can readily be
seen that some of the money seeking
persons and institutions are liable to
be disappointed before the General
Assembly ends its work.
The committee on schools and col?
leges has reported favorably a meas?
ure appropriating ?400,000 to the sup
gort of the grammar schools of the
tate.
Bill To Preserve Integrity Of The
Mann Law.
Tho genera! assembly will have a
chance, to make lifo a burdon for the
"fake" clubs when the Mann bill,
amending sections Ml and 142 of tho
revenue law, presented today, comos
up.
There uro many people who fortify
themselves with united Stateslioenee,
not daring to incur tin- displeasure of
Uncle Bud ami run tho risk ot certain
Conviction; but in certain localities,
it is isJd,the"fake"olnbs take chancel
against conviction by the State and
sell in defiance of the law. lt is this
last class which tho amendment to?
day seeks to stop.
