The daily state chronicle., 1891-01-10
HOUSE OF RESENTATIVES
Third Day, Friday, December 9th.

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Third Day, Friday, December 9th.
The House was called to orier at II
O'Clock, Speaker Doughton in the CHAIR
Prayer was offered by Rev. A.
Il. Perry, Representative from Chat
ham county.
Petitions for the prohibition of the
sale OF spirtuous liquors near Mount Car
mel Methodist and New Gllead Reform |
churches in CabarruS county, and others |
in Caldwell and Burke counties, were
presented respectively by htessrs He'll |
man, Patterson aud HOuck. Mr.. Bond
also offered a petition for the better pro-
lection of the fish and oyster industries
along the Abemare sound
Mr.. Watson also presented resou-
tion that the Code and Laws of 1889 be
furnished the members of the General
Assembly.
The presentation of bills being next
in order the following we're sent up:
Mr. Henry, to provide for the redemp-
ton of lands and other property in the
State sold by foreclosure, levy, execution
or jude ment.
Z MIR. Skinner, topreyent farmers from
mortgaging their crops for supplies, af-
kter JAM 1st, 90.
Mr.. Ray, to allow Macon county the
| privilege of working its conyicts on its
own public roads.
y Mr.. Ray, to provide for the appor-
Ntionment of the public school fund ac-
cording to the school population.
Mr.. Pickett, to prohibit the sale of
intoxicating liquors within three miles
| - in
Mr. Galloway. to prohibit land own
ers from obstracting bitches or canals
which have been cut through their lands
at their own consent by other parties
until said parties have been duly warned.
Mr.. Hudson, to strike out Jones county
from the bill requiring the registration
of the sale of seed cotton before magis-
trate.
Mr.. Hedrick, to abolish the Decem
Der term of the Superior court OF David
son county.
Mr.. Patterson, to prohibit the manu-
, facture and sale of spirituous liquors
within three miles of Psgah and Blair
, Fork Baptist churches IN Caldwell
, county.
: Mr.. Buchanan, to prohibit non resi-
dents from ranging stock IN Swain
! county.
: Mr.. Nash, to amend Sec. 1916 of th
Code
Mr.. Lineback, to prohibit State off
e Gals from accepting railroad passes.
Mr.. Wood, to appoint joint commit
: tee Of two on the part OF the Senate an
three on the part of the House to let OF
II the public printing to the lowest bidder
r Mr.. Henry, to reduce the fees of TT
# Registers of Deeds and Clerks OF 81
d perior Courts and add the part Of tt
D. State fee not given to these officers
d the Public School fund.
G. Mr.. Pritchard, to incorporate tf
Carolina, Greenville and Northern RAJ
k road.
fl x Mr.. Currie, to impose tax on do
Or for the protection of sheep husoandr
,y Mr.. Tatum, to increase the penalty
u. persons obtaining goods under false pr
an tence to $50 instead of $40, as heret
by fore,
of Mr.. Sutton, to prohibit the sale
)r- cigarettes to minors.
as The chair announced the appolr
ment of the following committees:
.ct FINANCE Holman, Chmn; Mcclure, Br
by an, of Wayne, Hopkins, Hood, Cofhe'
wn Patterson, Hall, of Halifax, Reed, +
tie ford, Morton, Adams, Woollen, Cha
ng pell, Phipps.
to EDUCATION Gilmer, Chmn Scott, Ski
or. ner, Cowan, Alexander, Wiley, Jones, Cl
rie, Wilfong, Whitfield, Cover, He
319 man, Brinson.
ION A message was received from the 81
in. ate that the Senate would be ready at
md o'clock to 20 into the election of an |
in rolling Clerk, and that Mess
the Freeman and Reynolds had been
pointed tellers upon the part of the s.
ion ate. and Messrs Ray and Wiley W
wn appointed tellers upon the part OF
lty. House.
" Mr.. Henry, of Rockingham coun
,ar. introduced resolution instru;tlng
r;z. committee on printing to inquire If
;ma price paid was too high, and whethe
10O was practicable to have the work lei
and the lowest bidder. The resolution
Pro- adopted. .
ava can( advocated letting out the print
TO the lowest bidder, and said his pee
iced wanted it done.
n Of The resolution OF Capt. watson 10
1point a joint committee OF eignt ~
tho hers of the House and five Of the Sci
UD6 OOAc "a Wv
Gull on Rallroao ConnlioSion' "'
ena mously adopted. -. ,
and The resolution W iul n'sn hors o
the and laws or looS " al 'ho l1oN4
adopted.
tho Mr.. J. B. Holman advocated
,ond adoption OF the resoiuV'oa aa.oss W. mon
''on subject of Public Education, and to
for. his speech printed. Mr.. Holman 81
don't Ian of the Importance of the que,stio
tbe public education, and said that the u
on. bers wanted light.
was 1t was adopted.
W." Leave of absence was granted 10