The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-02-18

ana tne arrangements then made met
with Supt. Fingers approval. The neo.
pie OF that section need a road The
supplemental act does not look rioht
Mr.. Gilman asked Mr.. Butler to with
draw his amendment, let the hill mass
and then put it in separate bill Mr.
Butler said that this was the onlv time
TO settle this matter. The purchasers
desired only what was right The orio-
lnal act gives the railroad alternate lots
That is fair and equitable Let US make
the road 60 through the land, and
then give them half The road acted in
bad faith and saeaked the supplemental
bill through the Legislature. MY amend
menL is TO protect the children.
1t. Gov Holt declared that the
amendments We're not germane. Mr..
Butler said that the bill allowed the ".
y. y e. Carolina to bug the other road
and That it was germane to the bill
Mr. Bellamy urged that Mr. Buffers
amendments come up as d separate bhl.
This road needs ali Ghe encouragement
We can give it. It runs through s. poor
country There is a stretch of seventeen
miles OF white sand in which q human
being does not live Ii is God forsaken
COMMUNICATING but the red ant crawIs
0pon Il,
Mr.. Butler asked: 'If the laud is so
worthless why do the railroads want it
all 2"
MIR. Gilman said they wanted it ali be-
cause it would cost 50 much to survey it
and cut off alternative lots
Mr.. + alany said he would not have
Ia h lo
faith OF the State is pledged
MIR. Turner said he favored the pass
age of the bill, and said that it was a
proper bill Al the request Of MIR. But
ler 1t went over.
Passed Third Reading
To allow Il. 3. Ansell, Clerk Superior
Court Of Currltuck, to absent himself
from his office three Mondays Mr..
Morgan said he was a sick man and
wanted time to leave and consult ply.
slclan
Carrying Concealed Weapons.
10 repeal chapter 224 of laws of 1887.
The Committee amended SO that the Pin
, ion Detective Agency Commission can
appoint only 5 officers in each county
f aud their names shall be furnished ~ IL
t Solicitor. In the past, this agency solo
D the privilege OF carrying weapons to an,
: man uron payment Of So 90. Mir. Gilman
advocated the passage of the substitute
q offered by the Committee. Mr. William
said this was class legislation IN the in
;erest OF bullies Bill failed TO pass.
Passed Third Reading.
to amend section 1852 Of The Code .,
enabling commissioners to fix the siier
) ifs fee for service Of road os3er net les
if than 30 and not more than 60 cents.
/ Mr.. .AtWater, who had been sick, aske
Is consent and voted Tor Z b. Vance 70
4 Senator, and for the Railroad Commis
" sion.
q Leave of absence was granted to Ser
Il ator Reynolds, who has a new girl a
! home, and TO Senat or Grigsby who
ir sick.
IA HOUSE OF RESENTATIVE rs
le Thirty-Sixth Day--Fecruary nth.
es Speaker Doughton called the Hous
le to order at 10 o'clock Rev. DR.. Bcal
~ son led in prayer
y Petitions.
~ Mr.. Vestal, from Y.dkin, protestir
"a against new county; Mr. Denny,
~ Surry, in regard to public printing, al
also from Alliance against new coun
~ and against removal Of court house; M
us Pritchard, from citizens of Madiso
u against local option in Upper Laure
u Mr.. Upchurch, from merchants Of Car
eo in regard to merchants tax; Mr. Curri
al in regard to public printing; Mr. Primo
eu to prohibit sale of liquor within ty
ids miles Of Mt Morris Baptist church; N
Galloway, from citizens Of Washingto
oy protesting against compelling 1nsuran
a companies to make deposits; Mr.. Hu
Isl son, to build bridge in Craven a.
Jones counties at or near Tar Landin
Mr. Doughton, from citizens of Abask
-, Hertford county, asking for the inc(
~ poration of that town.
80 Among the petitions were some aski
~ ~ that the law requiring fire insurar
Nv companies to make deposit be not {
~, acted. Among the reports of committ
"a "a was on the bill to reduce the fees
+ha M marriage licenses. The report was
"a favorable
nav Committee Reports.
For Propositions and Grievances, by
ses- Franks and Mr.. Ray; Judiciary,
hat Skinner and Mr.. Peebes; Finance, \
low Holman and Mr.. Hood; Agriculture,
ute Phillips, Mr.. Williams and Mr.. Alst
was Education, Mr.. Gilmer; Engrossed Bi
om- Mr.. Gatling; Corporations, Mr.. Peeb
ded Mr.. Brake, Mr.. Biddix, Mr. Wiley,
tate Anderson, Mr.. Edmundson and
BON Reed; Salaries and Fees, Mr.. Coffield
ON Mr.. Wood rose to a question of |
the sonal privilege, on statement which
bad heard was made by Mr.. Hendricks
Dayie, to the effect that the Farmers Z
act ance was working for Railway U
yive mission, and yet that one of its memt
and had asked for cheap fare on rallW
ized He wanted the man named. He
strued this as reflection on the I
nts: ance and on the Legislature. Mr.. /
,nti- dricks made some remarks, saying
# to had made such statement, not IN
and personal sense, but simply to lllustra
le is point. The man in question was
Beddingfield. He was friend OF
the Beddingfeld, who is the Secretary OF
State Alliance. Mr.. Beddingfetd
the obtained the pass from Maj. Win
s25,- MIR. Alexander said as the Secretar
+bo Alo,oo uaS charoad thuS he