The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-17

nclency passed second reading and took
Its place on the Calendar.
a message was received from the House
announcing its concurrence in the reso-
lutlon to appoint a joint select Com
mlttee on Railroad Comm ission and that
Inc speaker had appointed as tho House
pranch OF such Committee: Messrs.
Jones, holman, Bryan of Wayne, Hall
OF HALIFAX, Parterson, Gilmer, PEBBLES,
and Cowan.
indefinite leave of absence was granted
messrs. Bryan, Allen of Granville, and
Greene of Wake, on account of sick
ness.
The President announced the appoint
ment or the following committee:
On Printing -Aessrs Audrey and
Aycock.
On motion of Dr. Reid at 2:O5 o'clock
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Ninth Day--Friday, January I6.
The House was called promptly to or.
der at II O'Clock by Speaker Dougktcn.
Prayer WAS offered by the Rev. O. j.
Woodson of the Thomasville Orphanage.
The Journal Of Thursday was read.
and no objections being raised, stood ap-
proved.
Petitions Presented.
Mr.. Franck Of Onslow, several petit
tions from the Farmers Alliance of his
| county, relating to the debt Of the
| county. Resolution of instruction to
our Senators and Representatives in
Congress. Referred to their several
| Committees.
Mr.. Galloway, of Beaufort, relating to
the sale Of wine within certain dis
tance from certain churches. PROPOSE
tions and Grievances.
I.eports of Committees.
Mr.. Ray, from committee on Propo
sitions and Grievances, bill for the re
| lief of Eliza Henderson. Favorably.
81. B. 172, to prevent dogs from run
ming at large. Unfavorable.
| 81. B. 164, to establish public ferry
across the Pee Dee River. Favorably.
II. B. 1913, relating to fishing il
Swannanoa river, Buncombe county
Favorably.
II. B. 143, for tho relief of E A
AcDaniels. Favorably
b. B. 148, relating to removing Oh
: structions across Cane river. Unfavor
able, as similar act had been passed.
J Mr.. Walston, from the same commit
, tee. 8. B. 9, d. B. 1872, concerning tn
| acknowledgment of deeds. Favorably
Mr.. Pritchard. from the same commit
3 tee, s. B. IA, 81. B. 1876, amending sec
. tion 81 and % of the Code Favorably
Mr.. Grier, Il. B. 90, amending chapte
rs, laws 80. Favorably.
} Mr.. Holman, from committee o
/ Finance, d. B. 1872, authorizing th
county commissioners to apply take
( equally between four certain township
j. in the construction of the Lynchbur
> and Durham railroad. Favorably.
. u. B. SO, relating to compensation
county commissioners, as amended
o Favorably.
r Mr.. Alexander, from committee c
Agriculture, House bill 165, a bill amen'
b ing chapter 1, vol. 2 Of the Code, rela
Q ing to agriculture and geology. To pr
Is vide tonnage tax of 25 cents on all fe
tilizers sold in this State. Favorabl
g. This is the bill proposed by the Sta
Board of Agriculture.
r. Mr.. Gilmer from committee on Ed
w C0tlOu, lOl0LAuk w CAO OACSVkOA Va "
tees Favorably.
OF Mr.. Ooffield, from committee on Co
porations, Senate bill II, in relation
the Carolina Construction company, !
ut epacting the charter Of the same. Fave
ably. S. B. 10, n. B. 1873, relating
the Great Falls Water Power and Nan
be featuring company, as amended. Fav'
8. ably.
vs. Mr.. Brake, from same committee,
B. 1O8 re-chartering the Petersburg Rs
by road Company and extending the san
Favorably,
Ar- Mr.. PEBBLES, from the same comm
p, tee, II. B. 515, amending the charter
al the Henderson Water Works Compa
[c- and another enabling the city Of v
se, mington to purchase lands for pull
al park. Another incorporating Bet
Academy in Mecklenburg coun
A. Another incorporating the Board
th, Regents of the Presbyteria Orphana
I'd, Favorably.
sy- Mr.. Yancey, from Committee on Ba
Ill and Banking, II. B. 9, amending Oh
ter 255, laws 1889, relating to the K
ter boro Land and Loan Company. FAY
Ito ably.
kh BllI0 l0tfOUuCc0s
ld- Mr.. Henry, to incorporate the towr
New Wilkesboro in Wilkes cour
III. Counties, Cities and Towns.
ad- Mr.. Lowe, to establish an agricult'
and mechanical school for girls and I
The ing an appropriation for same Commi
to on agriculture.
An Mr.. Wood, to abolish the Febru
term of the superior Court OF Be
of county. Judiciary.
IN. Mr.Lowery. to charter Peoples Natio
res Bank OF Nashville. Banks and
rency.
,les Mr.. Coffield. to regulate fishing '
ect seines in Roanoke River. Fish In
ty. est.
bill Mr.. Hilsman, to the weighing OF
ton in the town of concord. Financ
,rm Mr.. Mann, for the relief OF A NJ. S'
,eo- dell. Education.
tho Mr.. Reid, to prevent gambling at
several fairs held in the State. Prop
,ter ton and Grievances.
Mr.. Cover, to protect seed buyer
avs North Carolina Agriculture.
Sec Mr.. Cowan, relating to damages d
to the Tuskaseegee River. Finance.
the Mr.. Moore, for the relief of ".
,ad- Gordon of Currituck county. JuF