The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-03-06
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Sou'u hoS appropriate the money for |
other purposes. He argued that it was
mere presumption that all the money
would not be called for.
DR.. Twitty believed that this money
belonged to the people and ought not to
be diverted to any other channel.
Mr.. Williams thought that Justice re
volted against taking individual prop
erty, and that this bill would do inius.
tice.
Mr.. Walser did not believe that this
bill would deprive am man of his indi-
vidual property, and therefore he would
vote in favor of it.
Railroad Commissioners.
The following were chosen as Railroad
commissioners: E. q. Beddiug6eld, six
years; j. w. Wilson, two years, and
Thom Us W. Mason, four years. Mr. Will
sou was chosen chairman.
Passed Third Reading.
10 incorporate the Wilkesboro Land
Company; to amend the law relating to
the graded schools of Wilson; to amend
an act to incorporate West Asheville
The Machinery Act.
B u to provide for assessment of prop
cry aud collection of taxes The bill
passed its third reading.
The Apportionment Bill.
Bl.l to apportion members of the
House of Representatives passed third
reading
Th Location of Deaf and Dumb Asy.
lums.
Bill to locate the Deaf and Dumb
Asy lum was made the special order to-
morrow.
Passed Third Reading.
To incorporate Davidson in Mecklen.
burg county; 20 incorporate Greensboro
Land aud Development Company; to
incorporate Mt Airy; to authorize COM
missioners of Alamance county to fund
the public debt.
Boards of Education Abolished.
Bill relating to the meetings of the
county Boards of Education( abolishes
the board entirely Amendment to lin
1t the times of meeting to three times a
year lost. Bill passed third reading (The
boards are abolised
Members of Board of Agriculture,
The following were elected as the
Board Of Agriculture 1st District,R ".
Wharton; 3rd District W +. Greene;
Sth District P. F. Blanton.
There was proposition TO leave out
Col Wharton and substitute Mr. Coffi I'D
that led to considerable discussion.
The A, ~ N. &. II. Il. Extension.
Bill to amend the charter of the At.
lantic & North Carolina Railroad was
, taken up The bill was discussed al
length
, Mr.. Bollamy desired only to keep the
State of North Carolina in the ascend
ency liz tie stock.
t Mr.. Williams opposed the bill. Ht
t said it jeopardized the road. He saC
: that the bill would place individual
stockholders in control of the road l
6 | should be run with the North Caroline
e road as it was first intended. Th
$ road would probably be sold, and th,
. State lose all 1t VIII go like the Viii
/ mipgton &Weldop R.R and others went
lie Was Tor North Carolina but no
i against any individuals He wished th
bill voted down.
0 Mr.. Bellamy moved to insert $3, ,25
d in section 81. He desired TO keep tn
road in the hands of the State.
l. Mr.. Turner said the bill passed th
r. House. 1t came over and was referre
d % the Judiciary committee. The bi
is was thoroughly discussed and all th
e obi 'ctions were satisfactorily removed
r. The bill was amended to meet all obj9t
4 tioAs 1t provides that the convicts sha
b. not work if the directors can find an
place to work them. Unless the road
ID extended it cannot be success.
i should be allowed to branch out l
Ill arms.
Mr.. Bellamy SAID all be desired W;
TO aid the State.
j. Mr.. Williams said he knew no frien
- in the matter, he only knew North Car
, lima.
., Mr.. Gilman was surprised at the 0
position to the bill. The Governor, t
State proxy and the individual stoc
holders want it. The opponents show
20 want of confidence in the authorize
on He hopsd the bill would pass.
be Mr.. Bishop offered an amendment
OF lease or sell the road.
~ Mr.. Lucas said the best thing to
ly. was to vote down the bill. Every I'll
Ill. we touch the road we make it wor
to We should connect it with the MOI
me Carolina road. He did not mean to fo
'p- a combine.
lax Mr.. Gregory favored the extensic
lot 1t would not interfere with the No
get Carolina Railroad. All the apthorit
We want it.
led Mr.. Aycock thought as all interes
lax were favorble to the extension
ar. wanted it, it should be granted. No
the ing wrong in the bill. 1t ought to pi
nay Mr.. Butler said the whole meas
av. had been fully agreed to and discus
)ar- the objections ale 'on the spur OF
the moment" We ough. not to turn
backs on men who ought to know.
to Mr.. Butler offered an amendment
1st. section Provides that the State 81
,en- own a majority of stock, and can sci
re- 90 cents if desired Great excltem
rect prevailed) A substitute to the sui
tute was offered by Mr.. Bellamy, 81
arm vi ed hat the stockholders shallnot
ap- or mortgage without con ent OF
state" Mr.. Bellamy's amendment
re- insert 81 225 was adopted. Amendn
rect TO lease or sell roads, offered by
paid Bishop, lost. The amendment of
law Bellamy was lost. Amid exeltemer
any o,;nn IN adjourn. lost The am