The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-02-13
argIgRS HOME BILL
rru HOUSE OF REPRE-
- tgIgEs BE a RISING
VOTE.


..,, establish The Industrial |
r,,iutus school tor White Girls
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..al Telegraph.
SENATE.
.,..eeond Day---Thursday, Feb.
y" ruary 18th.
1t, vas called to order by
.,grt Governor Holt. The journal
'gs las was approved.
Petitions.
!. plsncf Granville, to prohibit sale
w. within two miles of Adoniram
ia N 4 Il 4 \. NJ.
VI Gilman, TO make Nine Mile Greek,
.N county, a navigable stream.
EHg, rom citizens of Guilford,
,uat Physiological Temperance
Iu our public schools; from
If Greene township to ppoia
tglea Justice Of the Peace.
r. II amy, against the sale of liquor
ta1 miles of Navassa Guano com
IS, .tory, in Brunswick county.
Bills introduced.
n E1N. tn incorporate the Baltit, ore
Mining and smelling Company.
Il aabson, TO amend section | CAP
Code, relating to gambling; to
Irlton l,2s5 of the Code.
4, Allen, of Granville, to prohibit
4le of tquor within three miles of
nHm Lodge. No. 40 A L. and
M Bishop. to provide for Public
Printer BiI provides that he shall be
4I by the people, and his salary
aIbe 81 600
NJ BIIauy, to amend section , 916
Fa Code; tp amend sections 1889
1901 Of the Code; 10 amend chapter
,ry.,a laws Of 1887; TO enable the
a.raaQ Light Infantry to issue
n, Butler, &c require railroads TO re
amused tickets; for the relief of j
eman, Treasurer of sampson coun
+ the protection of deer.
IN Freeman, to amend chapter $50
81 sS5.
gers. to establish new county
LED Bill! Saunders, composed o
+. of dalifaX, Warren and Northamp
u, Imam, to amend Section 2053 o
,C53e.
IA BelIamy, to protect persons IN
r from insolvent Insurance Compa
lf. Kug. to incorporate the buildin
rIIaiu company of Greensboro
Mr. Mclean, TO amend Chapter IA
r 5t lssJ; TO amend chapter 220 law
I,,t.
II REYNOLDS, to amend chapter %
t.a Cole
81. Audrey. for Conference committee
ueI a bt. To establish Normal an'
mia. Training School The CON
rs.5mmeu3ed the Senate to con
t.a House aneu3ments to sections
~. 6 o and H. 1t proposes to use tn
& ayJ a1v used for Normal Schools an
5000 from the general fund. Tn
Ncmtl 'clres struck out by the Hous
osgd, Not more than. So, GOO ca
\ al t1 erect Matron's Hall. Tn
i -1.- was adopted.
Calendar.
Il bl for The relief of J. K. Boone
n Irs D. Haywood Superior court, passe
1 u.l reading.
Il BI. 10 amend the charter Of the tow
Salisbury, passed third reading
4 Iha bil making appropriation to u
A H. College made special ord'
i uEs.Iay, February 10th.
Bll 10 incorporate the Carolina an
Virginia Railroad Company, passe
Yad reading.
btl t0 incorporate the Asheville ar
lgnd Belt Railway company, pass'
a..draaAing,
Bll TO- amend the charter of the ci
G Burlington in Alamance county, pa
third reading.
B.,i % create an additional j. L. I
laty,.Io township, county of Bu
,ab,, p9 sed third reading.
bl for tae relief of Sheriffs and ia
Collectors and their representatives
stock iaw sections. Bill allows bond
lsn To- collect arrears in taxes. Pass
.lidrcaliag.
blI to regulate fishing in Pamli
F.E passed second reading.
II b.l 90 authorize Harnett county
4ad aud pay its debts, passed seco
eai.ug.
bl. TO amend the charter of the G.
ii bllyigh passed third reading.
bI. To incorporate the Commerc
security Company of Greensboro pass
Wilj reading.
bll 20 allow Warren county to lev
wcW taX to pay its indebtedness pa
Iuemd reading.
bli 10 authorize Moore county to IL
aspecai tax to fund its lndebtedn
PASSED second reading.
hi to prohibit the sale of liquor
'ls town Of Burgaw passed second re
lg
E'ii to provide for the removal of
IemauS OF General Jethro Sumner
.le GuIi9rd Battle Ground.
Ar Lucas did not know how ab
pacing thc remains of this gallant u
upon The grounds where the State n
"' made such fine run. He thou
asIge seherck had failed to prove t
ail not run.
AT b9l.amy thought the bill cont
81 the sentiment. North Caro-
I4s been slow to recognize the meri
.st evolutionary heroes. He fave
slowing respect to the memories of
seat men. The pious regard S
w. Us great men this tribute.
), III King said he favored the bill.