The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-02-15

different. Nr Williams wal5t,, t0
know if farmers were obliged 10 take
their tobacco 70 such warehouses Mr.
Bryan, Of Wayne, asked that the bill be
referred to the Committee on Agricul-
ture. Mr, Jones could see no reason for
the opposition to the biI Mr. Lowe
said there was no desire to press the
matter. The bill was then referred il
accordance with Mr. Bryan's notion.
Bills Passed Third Reading.
To Incorporate Parkersbarg. Sampson
county; 20 allow New Hanover county
to Issue bonds for buiidic e a court house;
to a'o" Haywood county TO levy . spe-
cIal tax; 10 regulate fishing with SENS
IN Roanoke river; to allow Pamlico 10
levy special tax to build a court house
and Jail; 30 allow Allegheny to levy i
special tax; to amend the charter OF
MoTganton; to amend the stock law III
hooeson county 50 as to correct an error
III former legislation; to amend the act
incorporating the Wilson banking com
oany, changing the name to the State
Bank Of wilson; to change the names Of
the county pocr houses 10 "houses for
the agee and infrm"; to require teach
ers n Robson county to be under
he supervision Of the county beard
of education 70 ALLOW Stanly county
10 issue bonds for the building of
a court house; to add Berthe, Durham
and Northampton TO those counties
which have authority to increase the pay
ct chalrmen CT their boards Of county
commissioners; to all notaries public
outside the State TO verify pleadings; To
Incorporate the Fayetteville Compress
ald Storage Company: TO prohibit the
| manufacture ana sale of LIQUOR ii miles
Of the III. E. Church at Whittier; to
change the form Of prosecution ia af-
trays, &c, where no deadly weapon is
used; requiring that prosecution shall be
made within SIX months; to create
ShiBgletree township, B suns wick county
20 amend the Code s. as 10 make clerks
of courts responsible for trust funds.
coyerin,. eases Of embaZz' 'ement.
Bill passed second reading to allow
Northampton to levy q special tax.
Postal Telegraph System.
Mr. atoms resolution requesting
member> ot Congress to use every Ell,
& aa79r to secure a postal telegraph sys-
3 n was taken up, apd he spoke strongly
in support Of it. Tile patents on the
| telephone soon expire, and now IS the
time for the government to adopt the
telegraph and telephone system in con
nectlon with the postoffice. Mr. Bryal
spoke in favor Of the plan
| A[r Wood said the resolution was il
line With the Alliance platform adopted
At Ocala. Mr.. Henry desired to knoa
# this move be construed to mean tha
the Legislature desired the governmeu
to take charge CT the telegraph, and alst
If it would mean that it was desired dha
the government should now buy, at nee
essarily heavy expense, the telepnon
patents. Mr.. Bryan, Of Wayne, though
The matter should b carefully consid
cred and therefore offered an amend
ment providing that the Representa-
tive il Congress Should consider til
eybeGlency oil the Measure. THIS III
Sutton accepted, and as amended tH
/ resolution WAS adopted.
the House was n state Of great 500
i humor and unanimously adopted 4 res1
luton thanking tbs ladies Of Peace Inst
tnte for their presence il the gallery an
accepting ar invitation from the ladies'
ii dbipIu - oji1G5 ~ JtlG lU5tIbLlG = luOuud
) evening onplinentary to the Legislt
G tuTe.
D Selling Goods on Sunday 7 rains.
5 TIE bill prohibiting the sale Of novel
I merchandise, &c, or Sunday trains can
9 up, majority Of the committee repor
:, ing uaf4yorabIy. M. Cover moved
( re.roference to the Judiciary Comnitte
= He spoke il support Of the measur
:, which was TO give the Sunday passengt
u day Of rest He would not here ii
q the Sunday train question. The busine
q on the trains is conducted By foreie
g corposcti1n. He was glad that Mort
! Carolina nad 50 great reverence for tt
Sabbath. The railway authorities wou
} be glad 20 have such laW passed.
q Pending he discussion the hour Of a
! i9urnment arrived and the House a
II iourneJ until Monday morning at
u o'clock.