Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-03-11

or the person wi o employs5or engages the
professional services OF such Physician or
Surgeon, from and aitcf the rendition q
said services.) a -t,-- '4~4 l*5s'~1! -
Mr.. Malone offered proviso that cehk
lien should not effect the Homestead rIn4
personal property exemption. s-f -.
Mr.. Smith took the floor In advocacy OF
the bill and urged its passage in remarks
of some length. as3-s s7s - '1
By consent, Mr.. Malone withdrew his
proGiso.
Mr. Proctor offered proviso that the
lien shall take effect only from and aftef
| the recording OF the said lien. 4s lA
Mr. Hodnett thought this proposition
another attempt to wrest from the people
the little homestends given to them by tho
Law. @ -t@f5i i.s 2@ff 80
Bill to amend chapters IA, 266and 274.
10. q, P, was next taken mp and passed
its several readings. So --~, .-,a-s
Bill to amend paragraph 100, chapter 4,
c. G. p, was taken mp and passed it's sew.
eral readings. ~...-s.e.... .-.. ny
Bill concerning Coroners, was next act
ed upon, and after undergoing some amend
ment, passed It's seveTalreadings.
| Bill to amend section 199, Code OF @. G.
P, was considered aud passed It's several
readings .t ~ - --'
Bill to require all plsadings In which the
signature of any note, bill, bond or othel
obligation is denied, to be under oath, wa
taken up and passed its several readings
Bill to amend the act in relati n to Land
lord and Tenant, was next considered anC
passed its several readings.
Bill IN relation to Investments m2do Dy
) persons acting in q fiduciary capacity, pass
I ed its several readings.
Bill in relation to the supply of the act
AID resolutions of the General Assembl
to the State Library and University, pass
ed It's several readings.
Bill to extend the time for transferrln
actions to the Superior Courts, was take
up, and on motion, was laid on the table
4 message was received from the Sen
ate, c0ncurring in the House amendment
+ to tho bill concerning the power and dr
n ties of certain State officers.
q SPECIAL ORDER.
Bill to empower the Williamson an
>. Tarboro Railroad to borrow money by i
E suing first mortgage bonds, mot to excee
= = $3.50, 1000.
e Bill to enable the Wilmington, Cha
Il lotte and Rutherford r. r. Co. to con
; plete their road and to authorize the r.
: turn bonds to the State Treasury. (Tt
, bill authorizes the Public Treasurer to n
! turn to the Company $500, 900 of first NOR
Il gage bonds of the Company, deposited
the Treasury to indemnify the Sta
- dorsement. Passed it's second reading.
~ On motion of Mr.. French, the bills
reference to the Williamson and Tarbor
. r. r. and the Wilmington, Charlotte ar
IL Rutherford r. r., were ordered to
printed and made the special order f
- half past and o'clock respectively +
20 tomorrow evening.
30 On motion of Mr. Vestal, the rules we
20 suspended and the bill to enable t
Northwestern r. r. to complete the Fl
10 10 division of their road was taken up.
SO SO J. w. Leary, col, moved to reconsit
10 the vote by which Mr.. Pou's proviso VI
~ adopted. Carried.
w. The proviso was then voted down q
~ VI the bill then passed its second reading q
u u was made the special order for to-morr
Oh evening at quarter past o'clock.
49, On motion of Mr.. Downing, the I'll
"a were suspended and the bill to author
~ the Commissioners Of Union county to le
In ~ a special tax, was taken up and passed
Ho severals reading by vote Of yeas 53, nj
IT,
Adjourned.