The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-03-03

was concerned. Mr. Woolen offered
an amendment striking out this part Of
the bill. Mr.. Grier said the bill was
fair and jlst. The judges OF the Supe-
rlor Courts do not have time TO
try criminal causes in Mecklenburg
and other large couL ties He IA
vored criminal and civil circuits. Mr..
Morton favored the bill New Hanover
was compelled to have criminal courts,
but 1t was not Just 70 make the people
there pay for these courts and at the
same time pay their part towards the
cost of carrying on the other courts IN
the State. Mr. Chapman moved to strike
out Craven. Mr.. Bryan, Of Wayne, said
the counties had assumed the burden Of
these courts. Mr.. Holman said they had
made the choice themselves, and the
matter had been taken into calculation
in re -districting the State Mr.. Coffield
| said the courts were established for the
convenience of the people Of the respect
i've counties, and he did not think they
should now come forward and ask the
State to meet the expenses. Mr.. PEBBLES
favored the bill, and said by these courts
the rest Of the State was given re-
lief Mr.. Chapman's amendment to
strike cut ( aven was lost Mr.. WOolen'S
amendment to strike out the part OF the
bill which provides that the judges sal
ary shall be paid by the state, was taken
up. Mr.. Morton spoke in opposition to
this. Mr Grier insisted that the state
should bear part Of the expenses Of these
courts, saying that the judge would be
at the disposal of the state and could
hold other courts at times when he was
not engaged in holding those of the
three counties named. Mr. Hileman op-
posed the paying of another Judge s.
SEQ. Mr. Wood said he considered the
b IL class legislation. Mr.. Woolen's
amendment was adopted, unanimously
Mr.. Bryan Of Wayne then moved to ta-
ble the bill, and the action was taken.
, Bills Passed Second Reading.
To allow Rutherford county to levy 6
} special tax; to extend the limits CT Nor
f wood, Stanly county; to allow Robson
county to levy q special tax; to establish
, a graded school in district No. 9, Chero
koe county; to incorporate the Ashevill
! Cranberry and Pulaski City Railroad.
: Three sessions a Day.
: Mr.. Sutton S resolution providing tha
af:e~ March 5th no bills stall be consld
. cred before the committees and tha
| there be three sessions each day until th
q end OF the session, was adopted.
= Bills Tabled.
To exempt penitentiary guards fror
;, road duty.
:. Bills Passed Third Reading.
To allow repairs OF the court house {
Robson and the construction Of vaults
;, for relief OF r. B3aman, Treasurer {
- SAMPSON; 10 incorporate New L0nd0s
N Stauly county; concerning the entries
= land TOR tie erection Of Wharves, tiSl
. houses, etc +; TO am3nd the charter
Rocks Mount; to change the name
the Sank Of GoldSb9ro to the Bank
N Wayne; % incorporate the town
''f nf Pigeon River, Haywood county;
- amend the charter OF Clyde, hayWoC
= county; 30 require dentists from 9th
=. States TO he eXami.ed before they ca
~ ~ practice il this State; to allow hy'
= - q unity to levy o special tax; to allie
=. Wilmington to issue bonds f
~ system Of sewerage; to amer
= the charter Of Laurinburg;
10 Is amend the act regarding the Ash
: vile patrol or watch; to incorporate t
- Holly Springs Land and Improveme
- ~ Company; to repeal the act which pl
III hinited the sale Of marketable oystt
1Ia D., outside the State, IN the shell; to chan
10 10 the time of electing the commisslc
,an = ers of Laurinburg; to change the til
ia ia of convening the Superior Courts
~ AZ Bladen county from Monday to Tu
ad su day; to charter the town of Sunset Pa
~ ~ in Buncombe county; to require wat
~ works companies to thoroughly I'll
'ho 'ho water for drinking and ice making p
poses.