The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-18
Nj. Grler agreed with Mr.. Mann tt

august, as hands change their homes
Mr.. Scott moved reference to the
committee on public roads. Mr.. Alex
ander took the same view. Capt. PEBBLES
defended the action Of the Committee,
believed that, particularly in the East, it
was necessary to secure work out Of the
itinerant population. In the eerly part
OF the year they are located. He did not
oppose reference to the committee on
roads 1t was referred to the committee.
The bill to extend the charter of the
Petersburg Railroad Company was read.
Capt. PEBBLES explained the charter was
to extend 30 years and it was about to
expire. He had examined the bill care
fall and there was nothing Objectionable
and 1t via expressly provided that they
shall pay taxes. Mr.. Holman sent for
ward an amendment providing that
nothing IN the charter shall exempt any
| properly, stocks, &c. f ON taxation
Mr.. Gi'mer asked if there was any
thing in the old charter limiting prices
for passengers and freight
Capt PEBBLES said that Mr.. Holman's
resolution was not necessary Mr.
PEBBLES was willing to allow the matter
to rest over. 1t was so ordered
r A joint committee Cf Senators and
8 Representatives were ordered appointed
TO suggest Trustees of the University.
| The bill to give to four townships in
Person Co. all the taxes on the Lynch
burg aud Durham road collected on
that road. 1t is provided that this shall
not go into operation until approved by
Commissioners and Justices. Maj. Yam
cey explained this, and hoped it would
pass Mr.. Henry raised objections and
wanted it divided pro rata as to the
property. Mr. Ray thought the bill
Observation-Disclosures no authority wa.
given to collect this money for genera
purposes and apply it to special town
ships. Passed its second and thirC
reading.
A bill for the relief Of the creditors O
Elizabeth Gooding. 1t was to appropri
: ate Sl7 so, to pay for the funers
+. Of a widow Of a Confederate sol
. der. Mr.. Ray explained that he ha
a certificate from the State Auditor tina
the money was now in the Treasury
) and that Mrs. Gooding would have It
!, ceived the money if she had not died
Passed second and third readings.
% Bill for the relief of E. E. Mechanic
that Board of Education of Jones C(
> pay him $15 90 for teacher who had al
u signed claim to Mcdaniel. Passed sec
ond and third reading.
. Bill to resume distractions across Oar
River in Yancey county so that fish "a
'r pass. The penalties We're heavy. Con
mittee reported against it, and on N
" tion Of Mr.. Alexander it was tabled,
IL Maj Yopoov rnoyo6 RI ranon oi1or h
= No. 8, Incorporating the Peoples Bar
- of Roxboro. Capt. PEBBLES said one gre
n need was money. We ought not
legislate adversely against State iank
Is Never since Noah, would bank lei
money without receiving its discount
. advance. It was reconsidered.
~ Mr.. Henry replied to Capt. Peebl
that he didn't want to prevent discou
OF but interest in advance. Capt. Peeb
asked what was the difference at ba
'es between interest and discount. \
Henry said: They say there Is nc
re- but protest against extortion apon
IT, people," Capt PEBBLES said: 81 knt
man who wants to borrow IS, 900.
ad has sollaterals, but cannot get
ifs money. Let US not fotter our O
to banks" Mr.. Henry's amendment '
II, lost. The bill passed second and th
md reading.
to Bill to establish public ferry acr'
%, the Pee Dee between Stanley and No
an. gomery at Williams Mill. Pas
ate second and third reading.
on. Bill to charter the Peoples Bank
Ashevills passed second and third re
en-. lug. Mr.. Heury said that this bill
ne. not have the clause to collect Interest
,io. advance. Capt. Peoples corrected
AN; honry anu oa1o 'n"' "n Jams
decided it was not usury. Passed sece
and third reading.
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