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

senator McLarty said the people were
.lred OF the law and want i renaa,e3
he SAID We ought not to be afraid of the
people. ''-" u 'i0
senator Williams rec c,fl,meDded tbst
the Dill be rec )mmllted. He favored
TIE b'ii generally. The bill was recon.
committed TO the judiciary committee
Bill to amend the charter of CREAMS.
boro (this is the bill known as the "Jndoe
uilmer bll"), passed over
bllt 20 amend the charter of Lumber
Ton, hoDesoi county, passed third read
ing.
Bill to prevent the sale of deadly
weapons Withdrawn.
Bill tor relief of Treasurer of Samson
county Qoss Of money caused from
| forgery, TO amounG Of $10O). Passed
| third reading.
Bill relating to roads in Johnston
county. Passed third reading.
Bill to amend the pension law of 1889:
str. kcS out tle word "lndigent." (chap-
ter 1888, Laws 1889
Senator Mci4arty advocated the bill.
DE saw 10 reason for the distinction be-
tween the widows of the Confederate
soidlers lie said If was a great wrong
and should 5e righted He wanted the
word ''ludigent" stricken ont.
| Senator Aycock said the word "indi
gent was put in for good purpose, and
mad served that purpose Ii the word
is stricken out it would divide the money
up so as not to be of any benefit. It is
wise to keep the word in the law. The
bill passed second and third readings,
\ i,,%.. a
mittee on Senatorial districts, (to base
action on census Of 109W passed
To Pension ali Soldiers.
To prevent discrimination in pension.
ing wounded Confederate soldiers. ar.
k'ng said that II an honest soldier saved
5000 II ought not TO prevent his receiv-
ing the small pension given by the State.
l know soldiers who have lost their
money by drunkenness &c, and yet re-
ceive this pension, aud | know indus
trou men who have economical and
saved money and are denied the advan.
rages of the small pension.
Mr.. Ayc1ck asked if he thonght it as
just to give to a man who had 81, 600 az
to the man who had nothing. Soldier!
asked for this because it was an insult t(
J | IuoLu dllu du JAS6
Mr. Bowers had favored the law be
cause it was for the benefit of the poo
and the helpless. If this bill passes, il
, will deprive the INDECENT and needy.
am proud to help up hand pierced BY
bullets, and yet | would not take pen
sion which would deprive the poore
oaes. Blu failed to pass.
Mr.. Morgan offered resolution to pa,
expenses of visiting commtte
; to State University, passed thir,
reading
To Mine Phosphate Beds.
t To encourage residents to search fol
Phosphate beds in navigahle streams b
allowing them to enter such beds discos
cred provided that it shall not enter NOR
: than two miles IN length, and $1O0 pc
ton shall be paid to the State as royal
! ", and shall have a right to remove 1h
phosphate for twenty five years. NJ
: Bellamy made an argument and said thi
: bill will possibly operate the whole stat
government in few years without levy
. ing state tax. In South Carolina neal
9 ly all the expenses of the State govern
y ! ment are paid from phosphate rocks.
- have reason TO believe that very valuf
= BILE deposits can be found in our naviga
! bic streams This bill will encourag
. prospecting, and may make US rich Thi
= bill only applies to navigable streams.
. can do no harm, but it may bring an "
y told wealth to the State. Passed thir
= reading.
. DR.. Galloway off red bill to app
:. only to Greene county, 50 that win
- cider or spirits not distilled from cor
Of ones own manufacture shall be sci
without license in quantities not le
=, tnan one quart. "A bill has passed tn;
le puts me in bad light before my pc
lie pie. / do not drink myself, but m
ID people desire this bill, and | hope tt
at Senate will pass it. Passed third rea'
to ing.
W Passed Third Reading.
to Not to allow stevedores to take col
ey tract to load or unload ship until
ia gives bond; to work certain ptisOne
ID on the public roads in Smithfield tow
ship and other townships ia Jonnst(
sh county; to amend chapter 412, laws
r. 'S7, in reference to Savings Banks,
le that any amount not exceeding $lG0
Id the name OF deceased persons ~:
ed be paid to persons who pay t
Ia last sickness or burial, ana tn
I'll deposits py married women may dr.
lv- out money on their order; TO chan
p- Superior courts of Greene county SO th
lss it be one of the counties in the 9th d
trict; to amend chapter 149, section
laws Of 1885, so that if a man work t
or roads through his own land, he may
IN exempt from working under the gene
m law; to amend chapter chapter 70, la
az of 1888; to incorporate First Presby
he rian Church of Morganton; to ratify a
to amend charter of Greensboro Wa
": Company; to incorporate Southeaste
,mrg m Railroad Company Geo FL. Snow, r.
he Smith and g. Rosenthal incorporation
ws to run from Sanford via Ellington
no Kinston; to in corporate the Carroll
he Charity Assoc .ation-to help the p'
ol. soldiers of the State.
SENATE.-SIGHT SESSION.
DoSSod Third GpadiuU