The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1891-01-28

/ ~ NOR Sasrs .Ac upoa the r~g.elrt OF.
d"F~Ft. ~ pay meat ia fali, a. tho Hog
ls'er ot bcs~ls where tho same = ~
eor'icsi J. rvSfairrsi T., rAuccl the AAsnc.
~lih0ai te~e 81 change
tntradaettoa ct UtlIx
Mr. Sattou, la estAhl 81 training
school A. Tygaty ~<Aol8. 80 author 10 .
uniform s}etcsp II cancellations e caant,
script after tts is.yncut Nj A4s,ou. ts
incorporate traukIu hrlst4An College
NJ Wood. "a fvt@al chapter .s9. lams
| of i~sp, III reference 10 the sale ~! ~s~ssi
oe'tou. Mr, "sistou, - regulate tathr
schools lp Amdcn NJ kcc,i to amend
chapter -. private laws - issg. I'm tef.
eronoc to Battery FArk Hotel. Gel Pack
stt. 10 amend AMI cou~~i tba atS the charter
of "sde4tsaro. Mr. Hall. ot Halifax. Tor
| regulating the discharge Of cs,nstcts nr.
| F4alIips, to crcaic uew township in
Nasaa1a to hc called North latk Nr
| buusoa. 10 amend sco.ioa : s66 q.
Sc hoal la~ of isSp Nj Gilman. Ia in
/ corporate Normal and Industrial school
| Nj tGfrsc. tor the rolief ot II. a No
| Donald. tlsFk of Moore county Mr.
| buchanan. H. prohibit thr manufacture
aud sslc of liquor within four mites Of
the Methodist church at Whittier
Revolutions.
| Mr. Patterson In rcsereneo 10 elrction
| of I =. Senator IL was treated a. a the.
| tion aud passed. II seut ~oyd 10 tho
| >snate that the House would ho ready 20
| ballot for uitci States ~cuator At I > m
| A. tcllcrr on part of the House Aossrs-
| skinner aud Hendricks were appointed.
similar message Was rccs WED from tho
| Seuato III which tho House concurrcd
Leave Of ahrcnec was granted 90 Mr..
Long. of Columbus. who i. quite iil a,
home, aud to br. Lowe. ot Durham
The bog Law.
Mr. Hopkins demanded ayes and noses
on hts bill 10 compel owners 81 dasA to
keep them at home, otherwise they may
be Killed Mr. Ray moved to table .a,es
and noes called ou the motion Ia table. /:
was tabled by vote Of ~ to
Mr Holman moved RECOMMENDATION
oi tbe vote 10y which Granite Hills ~as
Incorporated IA Granite Mllls oi Ala
nance Ii was carried
bn motion of Mr. Jones', cf WhAc Itr
| J. l. NJ Curry @.s invited 10 scat on
| the nJor
The New NiiL..boro Iurorpotatt.u.
The Incorporation of New Wukorboro
| passed third reading hy vote ~ 81 to
nothing Ii was sent TO the senate
| Without eugrossmcut
Mr.. Jones. Of Wake, offered a ronoiu.
ton that the General Assembly meet at
10 a III To morrow TO hear Dr Curry in-
stead of hearing him "Wednesday night
IL WAS unanimously adopted aud sent 10
he Senate without cngroastncpt
The Board of Pharmacy hi!I was taken
| up for consideration. IL provides,
among other things, that physicians " no
| desire 10 keep drug store. shall be II
ccnsed hy the Board ~ fharmacy Mr.
| Holman offered AL Amendment that II
| apply ouly 10 towns aud citlc- of over
| 300 Inhabitants DR. Stancll accepted
| amendment. Mr. Sutton adyo, ated tho
bill. 1t passed third reading
.a-.cd Third Readius.
The bill 10 allow Currituck 10 levy
special tax for paying oil certain yudg-
ments.
The bill 10 amend Soc I. Chap II.
Laws II 1889, was unfayefably reported,
and after All objection by Mr. Holman,
upon motion Of Mr Coflieid tho bin WAS
tabled.
Bill To protect bridges on TuekAsoisec
river from RATS and other obstructionn
BiIl TO rednce the price Of the public
printing. Mr.. Henry stated thA, ho SAW
In tho News aud Observer that the state
could save largely year on printing.
MIR. Ray said that a committee had bcoa
appointed on this matter aud he moved
its reference TO the Committee on Irint-
ing.
Mr.. Alexander said hc had conhdoncn
in the COMMITTEES, aud urged lts reference
10 the committee.
Dr. Htancill urged the passage OF tho
bill tn PRINT 400 extra copies ~ the fs-
port C4 the Board Ct Health Mr. Hol-
man OF bIected and Mr.. Alexander moved
| a reference. Mr.. Patterson hai that
there Was need of other copies. IL var
| referred 10 Committee on Printing
Bill to allo. people Of AzheYiiis To
| vote on an appropriation To enable peo.
! pie TO vote on proposition To secure
the establishment Of bingham school
| Ban to amend the charter II the town
| Of Kamotb, Buncombo county. 40 as to
| correc. errors made ia it, passed second
| and third readings.
| Bill To aIthonzs Graham county To
levy special tar, passed second read
| ing. The tax tn To discharge standing
| Indebtedness.
| Mr. Z Hickman. representative elect
| Of Brunswic4, arrived aud took his seat
yesterday. He has bcea sick all the
| year aud was not able sooner ~ take his
| seat.
| VANCE ELECTED.
The time having arrived for the olec
tion Of L. S. senator, Mn. GaEH, Of
| Mecklenbnrg, said
Mr.. .sier'. sp~srh.
| desire TO place ia nomination one
| who has served US so faithful ia the past
aud one We know will still serve ns
| faithfully III the future. The man who
hnn f..s&r at f.f Int a. he L.
| twelve years deserven thls compliment a,
our hands, aud am glad 10 say tha, sc
are united ia this thing. /, was rcport-
ed in tie fall that the Farmers AlIiAnc.
| OF North CAroliaa would come here aud
disrupt things, bat ! am happy 10 cay.
| air. that the Alliance Is for hsncc, aud
that We will nominate him almost uHAn-
imolsly. place IN nomination Iebulon
Il. vance Tor his own succe=sor, the term
beg ming March 4th. 1891
Mr. Buck Jon.~-s speech.
Me-. sPEAKEE:-Id dii not intend. air,
making speech tnls fnornIug, but
/ arise 10 second tho nomination
Of Il. Is. Vance Ny poor ability
stands ab&sbe1 at tbs powerful
spiendor Of his grra,ne-s. canuo.
speak In fitting words Of his character,
but there is Que thing that desire TO
CAL Jour attention 10 this morning. /
pass over his services and his ability,
bat. sir. ~izh 10 emphasiz., this morning
aud have it known throughout North
Carolina far as the rsmo,es. parts Of
The State, and all over this country, this
ribute Of the devotion Of Vance -
duty II II known TO you all that SenA-
tor Vance lost an eye In the service Of
his country. II was during the great
debate upon the tariff question. The