3. Address by Theodore Roosevelt,
?resident, after which President
.oosevelt will touch the button Bet?
ing in motion the machinery and
pening the exposition.
4. Review of the troops visiting and
tationed at the exposition, State
roops, and the governor of several
States, with their staffs, by the Presia
lent.
F>tate Pays $310,592.48 for Criminal
Charge..
Virginia paid |310,592.47 in criminal
r-harges for the year ending Septem?
ber 30, 1906. Norfolk county is the
most expensive county in the State,
the trial of criminals there costing
nearly three times as much as any
other county. The smallest amount
in any county was $26.22, in High?
land. The total for all counties is
$U>3,319.82, while the cities expended
(122,837.40.
Richmond expended more than any
other city, leading Norfolk by a little
less than $5,000.
The following figures are taken from
the annual report of Auditor Marye
for the year ending September 30,1906:
Counties. Amount.
Accomac .$3,269 08
Caroline. 647 71
Culpeper.1,316 83
Essex. 666 47
Fairfax. 1,890 16
Fauquier. 1,558 63
Gloucester. 620 45
Greene. 292 09
Hanover. 975 39
King George. 764 78
King and Queen. 477 54
King William. 632 70
Lancaster. 1,652 01
Loudoun. 1,016 82
Louisa. 514 98
Madison. 664 04
Mathews. 301 80
Middlesex. 570 20
Northampton. 1,117 ll
Northumberland. 246 44
Orange. 538 94
Prince William. 1,813 66
1 .appallturnock. 283 02
Richmond. 129 17
Spotsvlvania. 855 58
Stafford. 232 71
Westmoreland. 762 3C
York. 147 2*
Taxes Paid by Whites and Blacks
The annual report of State Auditoi
Marye has been issued. The report ii
a valuable one, presenting a greai
deal of information. The property
holdings of the whites and blacks an
separated, and when comparisons an
made the possessions of the latter an
small.
