The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-02-24

oelleved as to our Judges the tendency
was 10 make them bend backward in
tnelr. lr.uprigntness. 1t would be betterffor
JUDGES and also for the railroads to pass
this bill. would not accept a pass on
railroad even if this bill should pass
With their small salaries our Judges can
hardly live. O
MIR. Green, of Wake, was opposed to
this bill. He was against the free pass
system. IT the judges are not paid |
enough, they ought to be. When the
time comes to nominate Judges, there
are plenty of men who want the place.
One OF the demands of the Alliance was
against free passes. and ! shall stand
upon that demand
Mr.. Turner said if ne thought the
Legislature would not pay the Judges
extra money, he would favor this bill.
We ought to do something for them.
He moved to postpone the bill. Mr.
Bellamy would not press this bill if
the Legislature would make appropria-
tions to pay the expenses of the judges
Passed Third Reading.
To incorporate Rocky Point and Pen
der Phosphate and Improvement Co;
to authorize directors to change the
name of Blackwells Durham Co Opera
tive Tobacco Go. to Blackwell's Durham
Tobacco Co to amend chapter 302, laws
| Of 49, so as to include CLAIMS under the
oyster law provided it shall only apply to
| Brunswick and Pender; to authorize Will
mington to establish sewers and other
| mprovements;,to authorize commission
ers of Shelby to submit the question of
! layvino q fax for Graded schOOI
The Il. X. Investigating Committee.
The bill to pay the Railroad Investi-
eating Commission 500 extra for their
services. Mr.. Aycock said that person
ally he did not want or ask the pay, but
that some members of the committee had
made great sacrifice and felt that they
ought to be paid additional amounts.
Mr.. Ardry said that some of the gen
tlemen had made great sacrifice to serve
the State, and they ought to be paid
They had saved for the State $25, 900 a
year
Mr.. Lucas said that the committee
drew 81. aday and mileage, and he
could not see the necessity of paying
them extra Their services were yaIua-
BILE and the fruits of their labor amounts
: to great deal. They were engaged
only % days and this would pay them
, So 20 per day. hate to oppose this bat
Q it is not right.
= Mr.. Avery said that the committee
! performed an extra service and a great
y service, and that this ought to pass Mr.
: Gilman said that they were serving a;
members Of the General Assembly anC
:, that there was no Constitutional right K
: pay them. Mr. Avery said that they dix
. not serve as members, because the Leg
!. islator could only be paid for sixty days
: Mr.. Williams would vote against th
!, bill with pleasure. ItWas an unfair an(
: greedy thug. Two years ago it was un
% . derstood that they could only get mile
: age. Mr.. Aycock has the honor of th
IS work, and said he did not for himsel
At desire any pay. None OF them ought t
G. have any.
Mr.. Allen said the Committee did
I. great work, but that it was not right Q
proper to pay this extra sum.
&c Mr.. Atwater thought it was a bad pre-
~ cedent. Resolution failed by vote of 2
10 TO 4.
About Usury.
y To amend section 1886 of the Code S
~ as to make it misdemeanor for an
? party to take usury. Mr.. Gilman urge
at the postponement of the bill, sayin
a that this was very important matte
i. and ought not to be rushed throug
3 This bill ought to be referred to the j
a. dietary committee. This bill cannot a.
av DIV to a national bank, and will app
n. only to our own folks. Mr.. Turner f
n vored commitment of the bill. 1t vi
nj committed. This bill was introduced
n Senator Atwater.
th Passed Third Reading.
To include Hertford county under t
IN provisions of the law that allows t.
i'll. people to vote on local option, except
,rs incorporated towns; to amend charter
lot Winston Salem Land and lnvestme
ses Co to incorporate the Harper Fab
I Co.. to extend the provisions of 1850
the Code to the Washington u klnst
i'd Railroad Co.-giying them two yea
The longer to begin operations; to incorr
rate Notta Lodge No 312, A. F. q
ZEN NJ; to include Buncombe county unc
ce, stock law, except Black Mt township:
1ty repeal charter of BuncombeTurnpikeC
ter to add Green county to those ID viii
md cider and wine is allowed to be sold
ase cording to certain restrictions; to anne
ave section Q ,9l6 of the Code, IN regard
quarantine on the Cape Fear river;
ing amend chapter 81, private laws of Il
,me so that the Wilmington Street Rallre
pie Co. may use electricity for heat aud Liz
red as we'll as for running cars, and er
tate poles and other necessary appliances
to enable Wilmington Light Infantry
be issue bonds to build an armory.
nu- To Pay for Expenses of Judges
one Senator Lucas introduced bill to
Superior Court Judges $4OO and Supre
bill Court Judges $3.50 to pay for all ira
free ing expenses, and asked to have 1t
cry up N it's passage. He made an argum
mpt tor it's passage, and said these amou
GERS will cover the actual travelling expeI
free of the Judges. Failed by 10 to II.
lght Passed Third Reading.
lo' Bill to incorporate the Building
nlan ,,nu, Loan Company of Greensboro; to en'
oiat t trials in Wilson county to come up r.
seo larly; to amend chapter IA, laws or
- 49, ~ in regard to Laurin burg to am
in, r