The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-20

district from the aspersions of the gem
tleman from Wilkes.
Col. Pickett said that the Committee
unanimously reported favoring charter
Ing OF the new town, and he believed in
giving the new town charter If not
they will be putat a disadvantage in the
matter of mails
Mr.. Giimer said that the reference was
| made in the Senate because the parties
| had not been heard; but here all had
been heard by the Committe and re-
ference was unnecessary.
Mr.. Bryan, OF Wayne, urged the refer
| ence to Committee. He desired 70 do
what was justice, and he could not do
SO to-day.
Mr.. Henry wanted to call attention to
another ''railroad' trick to ct the old
charter extended. The Il D. railroad
wanted TO incorporate Newton and Con.
over under one charter so that it oap
leave Newton without road. Thsy
don't want to build across the river aDu
they are trying to save the expense Of {
costly bridge.
Mr.. Bryan of Wilkes, thought the
postofice in Wilkesboro had grea. deal
to do with this matter. The man SO
interested is here. If a new town is in
corporated, he will lose money. He has
got a farm and can live without tie post
office.
Mr. Banner thought the old town
wanted TO take in the new town 40 as to
tax 1t and spend the money to develop
the old town. Wilkesboro has been
lying there rotting for two centuries. It
was fully considered yesterday.
Mr.. Holman said it was quite reve-
ation that work was done on Sunday.
Mr.. Banner replied: II mean Satur-
day. | went to so many churches yes
terday that the day slipped away before
5 knew It," | hear a great deal abouC
railroads. | don't know much, but
hear that there are two attorneys and
5 two directors in the new town, and the
chief men are Ct that road. Let Us in
! vestgate.
! Mr.. McGill favored the new town. Mr..
t Murdock said that the railroad never
would have been bull but for the people
j Of old Wilkesboro. it would be unjust
e to them to settle til matter without a
i fuller hearing
E Mr.. Williams said ''Iredell gets cam
5 phire from Wilkes"
# The motion to reccmmit failed by a
IS vote OF 40 to 30. sill passed second
reading by vote of = TO o.
If That land grant /, ) in Swain county
n be corrected. An an e1dment that Sec
I'd retary Of State ana .legister Of Deeds
le authorize to correct.
[ To amend section 3,133 of the Code.
er Inls IS TO secure th better protection
and organization of Board Of Phar-
r macy Dr. Stancillv 3hes for it. Mr..
at Holman wanted full Xplanation
n Dr.. Stancill said tt 1t did not pre-
vent merchants frOI selling drugs il
on unbroken packages, uuc IL did preven
h. compounding of medicines by men no
ali examined and licensed by the Board 0
ak Pharmacy. Mr.. alcGill wanted to know
ot if it operated against country physician
filling prescriptions. DR.. Stancil saiC
of not. Mr.. Ray made a speech and sai
"a, that this bill would compel every docto
he to come and get a license from tn
he Board of Pharmacy. DR.. Stancill sal
III there was no objection to examining doc
,u tors This bill does not contemplat
having all doctors examined, but it
he right to compel all doctors who want {
bis open regular drug store to be license
as pharmacists. Objections having bee
he raised, the bill was passed over.
OF The Bill to Prevent Dogs from Run
lax ming at Large.
Ihe The following is Mr.. Hopkins bill !:
Be it enacted that every owner Of dc
yer shall restrain him on his own premise
!ue so he shall not be allowed to run
: lou large. ANY dog so found running at la-y
.ice off the owners premises, shall be lab
:, VA- to be killed by any one SO finding hir
u. Sec 2. Provided that any dog of Il
IL owners premises shall not be killed
'eny accompanied under the protection
~ - his owner Or agent.
tne Mr.. Hopkins advocated the passai
al Of the bill. We ought to protect T.
industry Of sheep-raising. Il core
'a'S sc, 900 square acres III North Caroin
III He made interesting allusion TO t
was honored and ancient calling of she
rom , herds. | do not believe that taxi
1ne dogs will stop their taste for muttc
lgS- We can raise enough sheep on idle Ia
no to clothe our people. He called fer t
@sS; ~; ayes and noes.
o"l Mr. Ray said he wanted to protc
sheep and not get up family difficult
w He was in favor Of taxings dogs, but I
a bill that would create neighborho
dissension. He moved to table.
New Mr. Franck moved to amend by a
It's preventing bears from running at lar
keS- Mr. Bryan, Of Wayne, moved to
De journ. Carried