The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-02-25
TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
SENATE.

FOrty-sccond Day-Tuesiay, Feb. "a.
Lieutenant Governor Holt called to
order at 10 o'clock. No prayer and no
reading from journals No petitions.
The several committees made their re- |
ports.
To Pay the Judges $500.
Capt. Ardrc introduced the following |
resolution:
"SEC. l. That after the thirty first |
day of March, 1891, the Justices of the |
Supreme Court and the Judges of the |
Superior Courts of North Carolina shall |
receive, IN addition 10 the compensation !
now allowed by law, the sum of $500 per
annum In lieu OF and in Communication for
their travelling expenses incurred while |
engaged Ia the discharge of their otiicia
duties, to be paid quarterly, as the sala
ries of said officers are now paid"
To Boil Down Speeches.
DR. Twitty, that no Senator be per
mitted to speak more than five minutes,
or more than twice upon any bill.
Or. Freeman liked it if il was enforced.
Mr. Gilman opposed the resolution and
said We needed more discussion and less
law making Economy of time in dis
cassion Is costly. Mr. Bell favored tie
resolution, because there is very llutle
more time to do the business of the ses-
sion, aud every minute must be saved.
Mr.. Turner SAID that this resolution was
customary, and that it was time to quit
talking and go to voting. Mr.. Lucas
thought this resolution ought TO have
been adopted early in the session. Res
olution adopted.
Introduction of Bills.
Mr.. Russell, to incorporate the Parrish
Warehouse Bank Mr.. Durham, to pre-
vent sale of liquor in school district No
30 in Cleveland county; Capt Audrey, to
amend chapter 81, vol ,, Of the Code;
Dr. Twitty, to improve the method of
laying ont and grading roads in Ruther-
ford county; Mr.. Chesson, for relief of
sheriff of Washington county; to allow
commissioners of New Hanover to ex-
empt certain persons from jQry duty Mr..
Chesson, to regulate fshing in Lake
Scoppernong; Mr.. Griggsby, to pay en-
gineer of Capitol aud Supreme court
buildings $50 extra; Mr.. Butler, to in
crease the duties of Judges and Solicitors,
and to amend section S92 Of the Code
relative to jurisdiction of Justices of the
Peace; Mr.. Russell, to incorporate North
Durham.
Report of Conference Committees.
The conference report on the bill to
allow Ooslow to fund its debt recon-
mended that the Senate recede from its
amendment. Report adopted, and Senate
receded. Conference report or bill to in
corporate Glenville, Jackson county,
with amendment to prohibit sale Of
liquor in the town. Report adopted.
Passed Third Reading.
To incorporate Jacksonville, Onslow
county; to include Buncombe Co. under
the stock law except Black Mountain
township; 20 authorize Durham TO issue
bonds 70: graded school; TO amend chap
ter Is, private laws of 81; to amend
charter of Norwood, Stanly county; to
repeal charter of Durham Turnpike Co.
to incorporate Webster Hot Springs d
Savannah II r. Co.; to prohibit sale OF
liquor in Burgaw and adjacent
territory-it gives it the vote of the
people-Mr. Bellamy and Mr. Lucas ad
vocated its passage. Mr.. Lucas
did not want it left to the
popular vote, but the amendment leaves
IT to the people; to protect deer; to
allow Wilmington to establish sewers
TO levy tax for graded school In Shelby
to amend charter of Asheville; to incor
porate American Home Mineral ant
Land company;
Passed Second Reading.
To levy special tax in Rutherford Co.
Of 81 900, to pay indebtedness of tin
county, to amend charter of Statesvill
Air Line Railroad company; to ament
Statesville Land and improvement
company;to allow people of Statesville t
vote on public school tax; to ALLOW
towns and townships to subscribe t
Thomasville, Pee Dee and silver Vale
Railroad company; to incorporate Sout
Carolina Seaboard and Western Railroad
company.
To allow free passage of fis
in the Yadkin river and tributaries. Nh
Turner said that this bill might ruin tn
owners of factories on that stream an
its tributaries. Mr. Stanford advocate
the bill. Mr.. Turner said this bill woul
destroy enough property to pay for
the fish that would be in the Yadkin RI
er for half century. Mr.. Aycock OF
posed the bill Mr. Gilman moved to pa'
over the bill Carried.
Passed Third Reading.
To prohibit making or selling OF iiqut
within two miles OF Apex; to amend pu
lie road law so as to allow Durh Al
convicts to work on any public works
we'll as on tho roads; to incorporate IL
Belt Railroad Company of Durham;
incorporate the Winston Trust Compan
to allow commissioners of Mecklenbu
To pay sheriff $400 as an officer OF Il
court; to amend chapter 175 of the la7
Of 1887 present law requires examin
ton before Dental Board provided
has not a diploma from chartered Ct
lege-this bill requires examination
fore the Board if ne has this diploma;
amend The charter of Greensboro.
Resolution authorizing the State
braran to obtain a portrait OF Hen
Wyatt who was killed at Big Beth
appropriates $50. Passed.
To Waive the Homestead.
Bill to- amend the Constitution OF MOI
Carolina relative to waving the hon
stead, &c Amendment that the non
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