The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-01-22
STATE CAPITAL.
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> tee on Railroad Commission Is
now hard at work perfecting a
bill, which We will probably be
able to set ready some time
this week. We can no. tell as
yet in what way the Railroads
intend to fight Us. Candidates
for Commissions ere already
banging around, Int the mala
bers of the Genes al Assembly
are wing them the "coid
shoulder" Those who are
} openly seekin. the place will
find that that fact will he de
cidediy to their disuredit
We had the pleasure last week
of meetin. Messrs William
Dlughtry. Jack Hill, Flake
: Warren and >he.iff 3 HIii who
!. We're here attending til" Grand
. Lodge OF MaSons. Eve ) oLe
says that il was the largest
, communication of The ti:aut
) Lode seen in mary Years. Mrs.
/ Vim. Daughtry and Mss Fam e
, McPhail were also here on a
visit. DR.. Benton of Newton
| Grove passed through on bus
{ ness a few days since.
l DR.. Jesse PeaisalI, assis ent
2 physician for the Insane .Asy-
ium here, who has been qnite
1 sick, is improving. IL will 20
q to Sampson next week nM u
/ visit and to recuperate.
f MIR. p. NJ. Pcarsall of Trenton
8 spent few days here last week.
e Fifteen or twenty members
: of the Legislature are on the
e sick list. Senator BRYAN OF
Duplin aud Represer tatve re
Johnson of Fender are both
sick and have gone home on q
leave of absence.
d Mr.. M. r. Jackson Of Sampson
y has gone up to Chapel Hill and
le entered the Unworthy and Mr.
Bobbie Williams has entered
the A. q NJ College here. Samp
IS son has probably more boys il
"a the various colleges OF the State
u now than ever before.
Reps. Bell and Pigford an(
Asst. chief clerk Nicholson
" spent Sunday at home.
ie We have beef SO busy TIL!
:, week that we have been Unabl,
: to give a report Of the proceed
o ings Of the House. You viii
~ keep posted il you read tn
u proceedings eithtr of the HOus,
he alone, for every measure mus
to come before both bodies befOl
becoming a law. However W,
will try to give the proceeding
Ill of both Houses in the future.
Mt -
at The special features of tn
IN eleventh day were the 6 pc
lie cent. interest bill Of Mr.. vii
s. liams, of Pitt. He made a.
able defence Of the bill, whic.
passed its second reading. Their
X will be fight made on its thir
III reading. Thee was big figh
Il on the oyster bill, to proven
q dredging; but The bill passed it
y third reading.
81 TWELFTH DAY, TUESDAY, JAN. u
Nv A bill to create a railro I'd com
It. mission was introduced by Nh
er Butler, of Sampson, ordered t
nj BIZ printed and referred to tn
r. joint cOmmittf on Railroa
or Commission. At12 o'clock, tn
special order was for the ele<
ton OF a United States Senator
The Democrats put in nomin1
:, ton Hon, Zeb. r. Vance for III
.es own successor. TIE kepubli
es. cans put in nomination II IN. .
at G.. pritchard, their candidate fl
ed Lient. Governor du! ing the lat
bit, campaign. The ballot resulte
re- e. as follows:
an In the Senate, Vance, 40
~. Pritchard, Z
e In the Honse, Vance, SO
nd Pritchard, -
at Dockery !
ore Total fO' Vance, l2G; total Il
= is Pritchard. 20; total for Dock
ry,
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