The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-02-26

Jooi nLueuC, was Gak6u up. An amend
nent by Mr.. Alexander to make the date
the 7th, was lost, and the resolution was
unanimously adopted.
SENATE NIGHT SESSION.
Gov. Holt IN the chair
Passed Third Reading.
to increase the salary of The overseer Of
convlcts Id Wake county; TO repeal char
ter OF Blue Ridge Railroad company; to
define the degrees of felony; to provide
for payment Of bonds in Mt. Airy town
ship; to reduce the bond of Register of
Deeds OF Dare countp; to regulate pay Of
| Jurors IN Anson and Union; to authorize
Comrs. of Dupin county to levy
| special taX;tO authorize Treasury of Sur
| ~ to pay school claim; to protect fish in
| Mitchell, Watauga and Caldwell coun-
| ties; to provide for working the public
| roads IN the several townships In Arson
county; to authorize Trustees Of Colds
boro Graded School to pay for school
building; IN regard TO registration Of
conditional sales; to allow a personal
representative of a widow to plead stat
ute Of limitations; to amend section 2969
| OF the Code.
y The Railroad Commission.
/ The conference committee recommend
| ed that section % Of the bill Gin regard
10 killing stock be stricken out and that
the louise concur in the amendment to
section 81. Mr.. Butler thought the
conference committee ought only to con-
slider the question Of value of the stock,
and he did not thi1k the committee had
| I hn ri, > = -
Important and the people want it
This section does not affect those
VINO live in stock law county,
81 600 worth Of stock have been
killed in my county and III no instance
was the value Of the stock paid | baA
o supplemental b!l that would cover al
} possible contingency. As bitterly as
oppose this section coming out Of the
bill, L will conceda the point with the
{ hope that my supplemental bill will be
come law. MI, Inrner SAID the Con
| terence committee had authority to con
slaer differences and TO modify anC
J | ameud the subject under consideration
j The committee thought it best to strik
out section p, and lis authority is un
questioned. I5 was cheaper, II
: cases Of Killing stock, t
G leave the matter to the cour t
{ without a dissenting voice, the 'Hous
n has stricken out thlSssection. Mr.. Viii
!. cox thought the committee exceeded it
: powers. We have 10 law to protect on
Q people where stock is killed, and no ma
e can get the value Of his stock Thi
Z section ought to remain. Mr.. Bellam
r said all Railroad companies should b
a made liable for stock killed unless trac
e is fenced. Section 25 took away tn
e right Of trial by jury. Mr.. Aycoc
Is favored striking out section % MI
s Turner mado a ringing and earnes
= speech. Mr.. Williams thought the con
n mittee h d exceeded its powers.
d Report of conference committee unani
mously adopted.
To protect stock in the vicinity {
>. Greenvllle passed second reading.
r Passed Third Reading.
k To amend the charter Of Scotia Sem
i; nary; toprohiblt the sale of liquor With
<; two miles Of the Methodist church j
a. Whittier; to authorize the commissioner
a. to sell land and purchase land belongin
Of to Yadkin county; to amend chapter Az
IA laws Of 1SS9-by limiting the time f(
< issuing bonds for railroads in Swat
lie and Clay counties; to allow the Raleig
e Bank further time TO be organized;
e, protect deer in Wayne county; to amen
n chapter lS2, laws of 50; to incorpora
r Fayetteville compress storage cOmpan,
to TO authorize Treasurer of Castor count
to to pay school claim; to incorpora
be Faison Cemetery Association; to chanE
n time of holding fall term of certa
he courts in 9th district; for the better pr
70 re ;tion OF lives and property in Ne
he Born, to inspect boilers, engines, etc;
he define authority Of official acts Of no
lg arys public; IN relation to obstructiol
10 on public ways; to amend section 267
u; allow sherif1's to make deed; to i
Mt corporate Marion Banking and II
th provement Company
"; The COiOred Fair.
ID For relief Of North Carolina Industr
20 Association (appropriating 5000. N
10 Aycock opposed giving money to fairs
or sometimes they were not credit
ter farmers, If this fair is TO have 800 W
9rt not that Goldsboro. Weldon, Clinton A
III. all other points, Mr. Greene of Wa
OF said the coiored people paid their tax
-of and should be encouraged in their az
TO cultural work. 1t has promoted their g
ast ricultural interests. Senator Willia
the advocated the bill. The negroes ne
er- encouragement. Senator Aycock favor
the taking the money from both white a
ma colored fairs in Raleigh. La New Rer
the he people have a great fair-they
dy, not ask the State to help them. \
lge Bell moved to amend that the $500
tn AIKEN from the treasury Of Wake coun
der III Green Of Wake SAID the COnstitnti
provided for agricultural societies. \
/. Dellamy opposed the bill. Neither {
,m- white or colored fairs at Raleigh
rn- State institutions. It is better to app
ken pirate money for Department of
ia migration, which the Constitution &C
on. mandS. | am under obligatl ms to
to groeS Bill fails to pass.
90 Adjourned.