The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-29

anu D, laws or 1887. The bill allows No.
. township in Cleveland county to vote
Tor special tax upon the petition Of
one-tifth OF the qualified voters. Passed |
second reading.
Bill to amend chapter 173, laws Of
1852, relative to confniug hogs affected
with cholera. The bill was amended SO
as to apply to the whole State. Passed
It's several readings.
Bill to incorporate the Commercial Bank
Of Shelby. Passed its third reading.
Bill to amend section 1,608, chapter
80 of the Code. Tabled.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Nineteenth Day-.-Wednesday, Jan.
uary 2Sth.
House was called to order by Speaker
Doughton. Prayer by Rev. G. o. Du-
Rant: Journal read and approved.
Petitions.
| Mr.. Eileman, to prohibit sale Of liquor
within 3 miles Of Chambers Hill Baptist
church; Mr.. Vestal, to prohibit sale of
liquor l 3 miles from Jonesville; Mr.
Reed, to permit trapping for fish in
Swannanoa river; Mr.. Scott, TO estab-
lish industrial school for girls; Mr.. Will
fong, to incorporate church at Startown;
Mr.. Dickson to extend corporate limits
of Kings Mountain; Mr.. Pritchard to
amend the charter OF Marshal.
Report of Committees.
Mr.. Sutton, chairman of the Judiciary
committee, submitted the following re-
port:
= An act in relation to the public roads
! Of Wake county, favorably; relating to
private rentings OF wards estates. The
committee report unfsyorably on the
Senate substitute, and recommend the
i original 4. B. n, with amendments and
ask for com mittee of conference; to re-
peal chapter 81, laws Of 1899, to repeal
5 the law establishing a public cotto1
+. wegher in Harnett county, favorably
to authorize the change OF name before
the clerks Of the Superior courts, un.
favorably; to forbid the conveyance OF
: homestead and kitchen furniture with
} out the consent OF the wife, amended
and reported favorably; petition tc
> change the jury system, unfavorably; II
relation TO distractions and encroach
:. :, ments on public ways, alleys, an4endei
~ and reported favorably; to authorize tn
- Board of Commissioners Of Gadkil
. county to sell certain lands, fevorably
> to abolish the March term Of Columbu
- Superior court, amended sc as not t
affect the next term and reported favor
~ ! ably; to regulate the sale Of seed cotton
o. unfayorably; for the payment of none
collected by officers there bein!
" ample provision of law in this respect
- the bill reported uufavorablyi in respeC
~ to damaging bridges in Jackson count
oy floating logs in Tuckaseegee river, fs
y vorably.
Mr.. Ray reported a number of bil
III from committee on Propositions an
er Grievances; Mr.. Lowry, from commi
d tee on Eugrossed Bills; Mr.. Holman
from committee on Finance; Mr.. Lons
of Columbus, from committee on Coul
an ties, Cities and Towns; Mr.. Wiley,
au Guilford, from committee on Corpor
~ tions; Messrs. Scott, Curry, Robertsc
De and Col. Whitford, from committee {
nt Post Roads, &C.. Mr.. Coffield, chairm9
IL committee on Salaries and Fees.
Resolutions.
'ui Mr.. Stancill, resolution OF thanks
70 Col. w. L. Saunders for his valuab
vi aud valued services in issuing Colonl
i. Records.
ne Bills.
1o. Mr.. Hileman, to amend chapter 81
laws Of 1898; Mr.. Jones, to incorpora
in State Volunteer Firemen's Assc ciatlo
nd MIR. Skinner, TO amend cnapter 800, Ia
gs. OF 1887; TO authorize commissioners
in. Pitt to build high way near Greenyll
to commissioners of Pitt to sell pc
,tte house property-buy land and bullo
| TO nd III
of Code relating to enbeZzlement; d
for Holman, to amend chapter w, laws
Re- '72 in regard to settlement OF the ots
debt; Mr.. Ray, amend charter OF Hle
of lands; Mr.. Long, Of Columbus, to restr
fishing in Naccamaw river and It's 1rl! u
of taries ;VMr. Long, OF Warren, to all
Re. Littleton to issue bond, to relieve
lird North Carolina Industrial Associate
to authorize Commissioners OF War
and to levy a special tax and to regulate
two sale of leaf tobacco, and to establish an
/. in and NJ. College for colored people 4
lad. Kirby, to amend section "a OF the sch
law of 1889; Mr.. Perry, in relation to
oln- dictments for extortion; Mr.. Brldgers,
rks amend section 35 and 36 OF school Law
1899; Capt. Watson, OF Robson,
!. @. amend section $40 in relation to d
ted. bands interest," ia VIE iaeu! =,
)ode Hood, TO prohlDl. the sale " ~
ther within two miles OF any cnuiIu % W 'on
house in North Carolina;
1ode Middleton to prohibit sale &c. OF llq
sec. in Warsaw or three miles OF war
high school; Mr.. Wilfong, to proh
o or sale &c. of churches, to lncorpo
Middlebrook Cotton Mills at Starto
From Col. Whitfield, to provide tor the
.;th. crease Of the currency; Mr. Morton
GOO define authority Of official acts OF NO.
'ct otis ia Public, and to repeal chapter IA, la"
1886; Mr.. Bryan of Wayne, to e1pe
i'm. trials in certain cases before Justice
con. the Peace, and to encourage dlscon