March' 28, 1922
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<br />be submitted to the legislatures of the several States, which, when ratified by the le~slature s
<br />of three-fourths of the States, shall be valid and binding as a p~rt of the Constitution of the
<br />United Stares: "ARTICLE XX.
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<br /> 'The United States shall have power to tax incomes derived from securities issued after
<br />the ratification of this article by or under the authority of the several States to the same
<br />extent that incomes derived from securities issued after the r~tification of this article, by
<br />or under the authority o£ the United States are taxed by the United States. Any Stmte shall
<br />have power to Tax incomes d~rived By residents thereof from securities issued after the rati-
<br />fication of this article by or under the authority Sf the United States to the same extent
<br />that incomes derived by residents of such States from securities issued after the ratification
<br />of this article by or under the authority of such State ars taxed by such State.'"
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<br />Respectfully submitted,
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<br />J. P. Jervey, City Manager.
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<br />L. C. Brinson, City Auditor.
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<br />R. C. Barclmy, City Attorney."
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<br /> On motion, the report of the Commmttee was adopted, and resolutions petitioning~cu~
<br />representatives in Congress net to support this proposed amendment were o~dered te be forwarded.
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<br />NEW BUSINESS
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<br /> Suggestions,offered by W. M.
<br />~_f~red to the Finance Committee.
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<br /> A request ~of Harry L. Alexander for permission ~o install underground ~t the northemet
<br />intersection ef Court and Wythe s~reets one ten thousand gallon gasoline ~a~k, was
<br />to the City Manager.
<br /> A ccmmunica~tion was react from the Civil Justice stating that Niss Ella S. G~esham havi~g
<br />handed him her resignation ms Clerk of the Civil Court to take effect en Ma~:oh 31, 1~22~ he
<br />has appointed ~'s. Addie Broo~s Johnson as her successor. .~s. Johnson will~ enter upe~ her
<br />duties as Clerk on the let day of April~ I~22, and Miss G~esham desires thei~City Auditor to
<br />make.an audit of her accounts. The Civil Justice also requested that Mrs. ~ehneom's~name
<br />go on the roll ms Clerk on and ~fter April let.
<br /> On motion, the c~mmunioation was ordered to be filed.
<br /> A petition was ~ead from E. W. Breedlove & Oo~, Norfolk, Vm., te be refunded $~00.00, which
<br /> they claim to have paid in error f~r license to do Steam and Hot Water Heating i~ Portsmouth.
<br /> On motion, the petition was referred to Finance Committee.
<br /> A bill of ~. T. Edmonds, State Game Warden, to amount of $90.00, for destroying 36 ~mgless
<br /> dogs, was referred to Ftnmnce Committee.
<br /> A communication was read from the Patrons League of Elm Ave. School petitioning ~he Court*
<br /> oil te elect some one that resides in the Third School District to represent it on the School
<br /> Beard instead of Er. Markham, who has moved from the District.
<br /> On motion of Mr. E~leeck, the privilege of the floor was granted to representatiEez
<br /> from E~e Nard and to Mr. Markham to speak on the_subject.
<br /> ~neraupe~, Messrs. S. B. LaFle~ and E. R. Putnam aspeke as to the~ 6ommunioatien and Mr.
<br /> Markham defended his position as a member of the School Bea~dffrom the Third School District.
<br /> On motion of Nr. Brooks, the matter was laid on ~he ~able to be taken up when
<br />matters~bearing en the same subject~are taken
<br /> A petition of certain members of the Bar that the smlary of Judge B. D. White, of the
<br /> Circuit Cou~ of Portsmouth, be inorease~by at least $1,000. per annum, was referred, to the
<br /> Finance Committee.
<br /> A communication was read from C. J. Codd of£ering the City his stable property located
<br /> on the south side of South St., 927 South St., at a reasonable price, in connection with the
<br /> establishment of new city stables.
<br /> On motion~of Mr. Esleeck, the oommunioatlon was referred ~o the City Manager.
<br /> A petition ef Mrs. J. M. Hill, 15 Wmrden Place, Cradoek, ~o be Daid for damages ~o auto-
<br /> mobile on manhole cover- at Seventh and Nelson streets, amounting to ~98.28, was referred
<br /> the City Manager.
<br /> A 9et.ition of the Pmstor of Apostolic Assembly to be exemp$ from paying taxes on lots
<br /> 615-617 E. 9th Ave., Year 1920, ms same is Church property, was referred te the Finance~Com-
<br /> mittee.
<br /> A r~quest ef the City ColLlector that R. B. Albertso~ be refunded $39~90, dne V. Greeo,
<br /> corrected by the Board of Review, was referred ~o~the Finance Committee.
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<br /> Carter~_oonoerning electrical work in Portsmouth, were re-
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<br />Oh motion,
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