Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-12-24
SENATE.

THURSDAY, UeC. 10, 1907.
The Senate was called to order at 10 o'clock
Journal of yesterday read and approved
Mr. Russ presented memorial from j. X. Stew
art Allen Belts and others of Wake county, asking
the privilege OF sending their children school in
Harnett county. Referred to committee on propo-
sitions and grievances.
Sundry bills and resolutions were reported back
from committees and placed on the calendar a
Mr.. White introduced bill to incorporate the
committee on corporations.
Mr.. Slaughter, resolution instructing the CON-
mittee military affairs to report bill to estab-
llsh the pay of militia officers for services in enroll
ing colScripts, and arresting deserters. Adopted
Mr.. Fason, a resolution in favor of G. W. Crump-
Ter, late Sheriff Of Sampson county. Referred to
committee on propositions and grievances
The resolution in favor of Capt james S. Ives,
and the bill to alter the time for holding the Sape-
rior Courts in the judicial circuit passed their sew
eral readings under suspension of the rules.
Mr.. Leitch moved to take up for consideration,
the bill in relation to the State Educationa, Asso-
CATION Lost
On motion Of Mr.. Graham, the resolution in re.
gard to the arrest of Rev. j. R. Graves, of Orange
county, were taken up for consideration.
Messrs Graham, Brown and Ramsay ably advo-
Gated the adoption Of the resolutions
The resolutions were unanimously adopted
VII u@oIiOu VI MI w dTTcll Tue rules were SuSDen-
ded and the bill to provide probate of wills and
granting letters of administration where the coun-
ty of the residence of tesators or in:estates are in
possession OF the enemy, passed its several readings
and ordered to be cngrossed.
Mr.. Graham moved to send message to the
House of Commons proposing SPECIAL session of
the two Houses this afternoon at 81 o'clock for the
purpose Of going into the election of nine Trustees
of the University. On motion of Mr. Brown, said
motion was laid on the table,
Mr.. Shipp, from the select committee to whom
was referred so much of the Governors message in
relation to supply of salt reported bill on that
subject and recommended its passage. The rules
were suspended and the bill passed its several read
ings.
The bill to provide ways and means for supplying
the Treasury, was now taken up for consideration
This bill provides for the issue of Treasury Notes
to the amount of 800 900 of the denomination of
8, 10, 20, Is and so cents and S. and $40. The
bill passed its several readings
message was received from the House of Com
mons proposing to go into the election of nine Trus-
tees of the University to-day at o'clock. On mo-
ton of Mr. Brown, the message was laid on the table
The Revenue bill was taken up and considered to
the hour of o'clock, when the Senate took recess
until o'clock this evening
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the
unfinished business of the morning. being the bill
entitled Revenue"
The bill passed its Sd reading and was ordered to
be engrossed.
The engrossed resolution in relation to salt was
read and adopted. -:
Mr.. Smith, of Macon; moved that message be
sent to the House of Commons, proposing to 20
forthwith into the election Of five Directors of the
Insane Asylum.
The motion was agreed to and Mr. Smith put in
nomination the names of Messrs. Jas. A. Leak. of
Anson, DR.. c. E. johnson; of Wake, Rev. Colin
Shaw, of Bladen, A. NJ. Lewis of Wake and !. +.
Williamson of Caswcll.
Mr.. Russ added to the nomination the name If
W. h. Harrison, of Wake
The engrossed bill in favor of James II. Allen.
late Sheriff of Brunswick county, and the engrossed
resolution in favor OF Rufus Galloway, present
Sheriff OF Brunswick county and his sureties passed
Their several readings under a suspension of the
rules.
Mr.. Young moved reconsideration of thS vote
by which was passed on yesterday the cnprossed
resolution in regard to the seizure of railroad iron
Mr. Warren demanded the yeas and navs. The
motion was lost
The bill IN relation to the justices of the severa
counties In the, State was read the End time anf
passed. = CIV
On motion of Mr.. Arendell, the bill to secure fl,
property of married women was made the snec;a
ORDER Tor to morrow at II O'clock
Tue 0ill for the relief Of persons in CUSTODY no
u" .'e military service was read the I'd time.
MI Srren advocated the passage of the bill q
some length, and Mr.: Carroway opposed It