The daily state chronicle., 1891-03-04

#uBGHkSE TAX
By THE SEN
.#ErFGE OF THE
EsIERDAY.
Hrdt 90 Compeu Mer-
erg fee According 10 the
1.-The bill Must go TO
.r Ioneuu ence.
ATE.
Na,--Tucsday, March ,.
10 o'clock, Lieutenant
presiding. Prayer by
of the House of Repre-
ws presented by Senator
.#I.. from A. j. Gather
Hye 20 the State printing.
#|s introduced.
bids were introduced:
Ia protect fish in Red.
u Union county; Mr.
..y Fred KeuSter a bill If
aai. AIr. Freeman, con-
epgo.s in Wilson county.
ubmitted II report and
.af ranc" TO the appoint
s, sha Industrial Scaool
r.ag arc the namls Of IA,
CIV. p Shaw.
iut-Dr K II Staccill.
ret 3 I. Aycock.
Z. Nick Goodwin.
rIct-u II. q. Chatham.
net M. O. >. Noble.
tlet "A O. McAlister.
let-Dr. J M. Spalnhour.
,sic.-R ID. Gilmer.
AveIy, TO remove obstruction'
gcr creek; Mr. Freeman, TO reg
.c hours of labor and pay; Mr.
#oaI0w c9mpen Sation Tor sheriff
ga amend section 3646 o
6Hgs3re, TO pay expenses o
committees TO the Insane Asy
STR Turner, to Incorporate
no Land and improvement
Mr.. Aycock, to increase th
.ao AUDITORS and Treasurer
r Increase of School Tax.
m increase the school fund 0
r.J.aa was taken up. The blI
i the House provided for
III cents on the 500 worth {
and f. cents on the poll. Th
nance committee recommends
to rs . 3 cents on tue SIC
toperty and 80 cents on th
n of uarnett, admitted thf
wanted an increase for scho'
d ha himself favored it, bl
I8riy of the counties IN Il
"a such a position that the
rd &c. l would TO God that
20 have a four months scbo
che children to attend. 81
counties cannot run at 9
constitutional limit If Il
U#E increased.
Ut.mtn was compelled in co
yote for this bill. We mu
md to educate the people. i
tssem OF SCHOOLS is ineilicie
la money we have is insnt
Our people want better pub
ur 40 schools
BISHOP understood there was
meut To leave this question
county. If this school tax Is pa.
many applicati MS will have to
tor special taxes to run the cou
Parker was here to vote for s.
ud tWo-third cents, and said II
Il be slow in making appropriate
.ue Worlds Fair and give 1T to I
uu, We would do well.
IT, Allen, OF Granville, favored &c
the poor children, bat as ! ha
ugu of 100 of the best people
ue.le-most of them in OxiorC
.t any increase in taxation for pl
agols, / feel that must vote agal
Lucas paid a high compliment
.5gs aud girls and said we must
them. Some members think In
fes are too poor to educate. \
ap poor not to educate. The fut
State depends upon the educat
masses. Great institutions sh
ehts, but the grand system is
la school education. | wish
a secure thorough system IN Nc
.na. aud if we fail TO give the
..aa. IJ Will be a great mistake
g.
very sent forward an anne
providing that in addition to
.Ju now levied, the people IN
Hrg or township may tax themse
additional % cents. Mr.. Pal
a the amendment Of Mr.. Az
# il that 1t would not do good
Ie Is very few counties. Mr..
opposed the amendment and decls
IS people wanted a larger sci
9 Ii you educate the people
H make a better living and an eS
a No. Morgan offered an am
taat the tax should not at
ay vote or levy, exceed IL
.a .he property and 5O cent
pol. Lost.
#.. Avery believed that if any
# .uued for schools, it will ma
gy in the future for most coul
#eg a special tax. My amendI
le TO TIE people, and that is L
e doctrine. The counties ca
s on less money. In some cou
.. need bread better than educa
a# .af education, but if we inc
Is" Bass we will have to make q ST
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