The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-15

1isn and Fish Interest, H. B. 81, for the
oettor protection of the oyster interest of
,ne state. owing to q substitute presented
oy MT. Skinner. recommended the sub
stitute.
Resolutions Introduced.
Mr.. Jones OF Wake, relating to trus-
tees. Education.
mr.. henry, to appoint special com
mlttee to investigate the convict labor on
the Western N. @. Railroad. Calen-
dar
Mr.. McGill. resolution of instruction
| TO the committee on education. Calen-
dar.
Mr. Brlnson. relating to the public
schools OF the State. introduced by
special request of Maj s. M Finger,
superintendent Of Public Instruction
Education.
Mr.. Holman. iustrncting the commit
tee on Salaries aud Fees. Salaries and
Fees
Bills Introduced.
Mr.. Yancy. to apply the county tax
OF Person county equally between four
townships who subscribed for railroad
construction Finance
Mr.. Coffield, to amend Sec. 709, chap
: ter II, of the Code, relating to election
, and qualification of county commission
ers. Judiciary.
T Mr.. Lowe, to amend Sec. 36 of the
Code, relating to public worship. Ju-
; dietary. Also to amend Sec. 3, relating
! to working convicts on public roads.
Judiciary.
Mr.. Denny, to prohibit the sale and
. making of liquor within two miles of
! Rockford church in Surry county. Prop
9 ositions and Grievances.
Mr.. Cole, Incorporating Mt. Olivet
church III Granville county. Corpora
y tions.
/ Mr.. Grier. relating to Master and ser
want. Judiciary.
IS Mr.. Patterson, to incorporate Globe
Academy in Caldwell county. Corpora
= tiouS.
l. Mr.. Hall, to amend the charter of tn
% town of Weldon
nt Mr. Patterson, to dispose of the un
claimed bodies of convlcts. Penal In
~ stitutions.
40 Mr.. Henderson, for the relief Of tn
creditors of A. O. Mcdaniel. Propos
|, tions and Grievances.
gu Mr.. Whitfield, to prevent the increas
eu of hog cholera. Judiciary.
Mr.. PEBBLES, to define felony an
ny | for other purposes. Judiciary.
", Mr.. Toms, to prevent the sale {
no liquors within miles Of Wallis churcl
'uC Propositions and Grievances.
Mr.. Robinson, removing obstruction
nt- in Cain River. Propositions and Gre
ances.
an; Mr.. Mcclure, relating to convic
m' working on the public reads. Judic
ary.
OF Mr.. Uhappell. relating to public road
1ed Highways.
ad- Committees Appointed.
the CORPORATIONS PEBBLES, Wiley, Ok
field, Brake, Back, Biddix, Reed, Rot
oi son, Adams, Gill, Edmondson and a
sou derson of Henderson.
en- INSANE ASYLUM -Pigford, Houe
Lowe, Phillips of watauga, Denny
law Guilford, Murdock, Hopkins, Kirt
Hill, Biddix, Beck, Bell, Sorrell a
Any Vestal.
out DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND INSTITUTE
Sat Wiley, Bryan of Wayne, Woollt
Mr.; Lawery, Foust, Dickson, Johnson, &c
ana er, Grier, Long of Warren, Upchur
via, Bryan of Wilkes.
weo BANKS AND CURRENCY Walker, Ho
hlch Morton. Pickett, Sutton, Watson
ngs, Robson, Williams, Wilson, Bass q
Ihe Hendricks.
Leave of absence was granted
locK Messrs. Tatum, Sutton, Long of COlr
bus, Hileman aud Earnhardt:
Passed Third Reading.
A,h H. B. 4. Repeating chapter 321 Il
1889 in relation to the sale OF seed
0N00 ton.
=, h. B. is, to abolish the Decem
H. term OF the superior court David
o,a county.
code.
81. B. SO, amending chapter 444 L
ction 1889 relating to obtaining by false
the representation, increasing the pen
noes to $50 and $50.
4. NJ. 81. B 4S, relief Of J. E. Mel
Sheriff of Jackson county, authorli
pen him to collect arrears OF taxes 1883
1889.
liens q. B. II, amending Sec. 1890, OF
blish- Code, relating to the renting OF lane
nales wards, allowing guardians to rent
upon certain conditions.
3 and II. B 81, for the better protectio
the oyster interest of the State, su
Olivet tute as offered by Mr.. Skinner, W
oposi- was proposed with the aid Of the Ge
nor. The OIL as paSStu gives Iuo
ale OF ernor the power to Immediately SUPP
from the depredations now gong OF
,rford Eastern Carolina by foreign o,
ances. boats.
Mr.. Mann of Hyde, speaking in
mittee cacy of the bill said: "a patrol
0ade a been employed in the different cou
and the pay for keeping it up d;
trout. come out of the oyster fund, Whlcl
thont not pay them" In the law as it ST
the Governor was given no power to
Acad press the violations OF law,
red to the pirates knowing these
came down and committed
: laws deputations. Every one knows tha
laws has been imperative. He "
sale of favor of general law, but some
favor was needed now. He did not WI
desire hurried legislation, but to-
Clerk would simply empower the EXEC
connty to enforce the law and would tai
power from the people and exerel
, on FL authority given him in this bill.