The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-02-10

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the following vote: oin9 ny
of faayes-NIesors; Allen, of Bladen, Allen.
RoII I1I'9uv.lle' pish' Aston, Ardrey, Aycock'
a'' De"' pisnop Bowers, Bull, Butler. Ches,
Son' s courts Culbreth, Davis, of Hav.
moou' Durham, Freeman Galloway. Oil
Inau' 10 Lucas, McLarty, Mitchell, Morean
Fame, Parker, Reid RUSSELL. Shantia
opelGht' nlte, Wilcox, Williams 80
~ noes Mtssrs. Griggsby, King, Wal
Mr., Bell offered to amend section
oy SAYING the commissioners s:shal,,
consider the cost OF construction, &c
instead OF may" provided that it shall
% tne DUTY of the railroads to furnish
we information necessary. Lost.
III Tie discussion Of amendments Mr.
Mig asked Mr. Aycock if 1t was not m.
ueistood that all amendments sbonl6 ha
voted down. ''''''N' 70
Mr. AycccS said be was not bound not
20 vote against any amendment hs might
ueSire 10 vote for, and added that if The
DemocfatS IN the United State Senate
,.au not caucuSed and agreed upon
,lie OF action the Force bill would have
become law.
Mr. Walser renewed his amendment
70 make only two of the commissioners
OF tne same political party. Lost.
Mr. Avery offered to amend Soc %
relative TO comforts and conveniences AT
| depots and station houses. His amend
ment was AS follows:
Whenever it appears as fact to the
| commissioners that u corporation dong
business as a carrier OF passengers has
tailed to take ordinary care in prosid-
| ing Tor the protection of the health and
| comfort or passengers while waiting for
transportation on its trains or boats at
the station houses of such corporation.
1t shall be the duty Of said Commission
ers to notify the said corporation of the
condition of such depot or waiting room
and upon refusal or failure of such cor
poratlon TO make such changes, altera
lions or repairs or other provisions as
snail be sufficient to protect the health
ana secure the comfort Of such passen-
gers within a reasonable time, the said
corporation Shall be liable to penalty
OF not less than fifty nor more than two
thousand dollars; ana thirty days shall
De considered reasonable time, except
where it shall be necessary to erect ad-
ditional buildings, in which case three
months may be allowed.
Be it further provided that such cor
porations shall not be allowed under the
penalties of this section to remove anv
depot or station house from the place
where it is first located, except with the
consent OF said commissioners.
The amendment was lost.
Mr.. Butler called the previous question
and was sustained The bill passed its
} third reading.
On motion of Mr.. Bell the Senate ad-
journed.
uo,rsc or TENTATIVE ES.
Twenty-ninth Day--Monday, Feb. 9th.
The opening prayer was offered by
, Rev. Mr. Ddrant
Petitions were presented by Mr. Hol
{ man from citizens Of Ircdeli county fol
physiological instruction in schools, anC
a by 'Mr. Reed from the people of Asheviil
! | and Buncombe protesting against The
( passage of the bill regulating charges Q
= tobacco warehouses. A resolution wa
q introduced by Mr.. Wiley that after tn
3 fiftieth day of the session no bulls shai
$ be introduced save by two thirds vote
!. Bills were introduced as follows: MI
q Cobb. amending the charter OF Murphy
J. Mr.. Watkins, excluding Montgomer
4 county from the operations OF section
q 2,S13-4 Of the Code; Mr.. PEBBLES, lncol
= oorating the bank of Pee Dee; Mr. Gri
nam, for relief OF j. K. Brown, Clerk 81
perior Court Of Haywood; Mr. McGlil
w prohibit 'poSsum hunting between Eel
= ruary 1st and October 1st; Mr.. hickman
TO authorize Brunswick county to lsSl
% bonds to build jail; Mr.. Gllmer, to q
low the courts to imprison officers pc
~ mitting escapes; Mr.. Earnhardt.
Of amend the charter Of Gold HUI RoWs
n county; and to repeal section 3, chapt
~ 2O4, acts 1879; Mr.. Hall, of Orange
.ns amend the charter of Durham; N
~. Reed. to repeal the Buncombe coun
nd turnpike company; Mr., Wiifong,
~. amend the law regarding huntll
,ar wild fowl; Mr.. Galloway, to amend t
'ev charter of Washington; Mr.. Bryan,
az Wilkes. to incorporate the Wilkesbc
ii. Land Company Mr.. Bass, to amend
'Le charter of the town Of Lucama; and
nd amend the charter OF the town OF Bla
ali Greek; Mr.. Beck, to incorporate hol
IN way's Missionary Baptist chapel, Dav
Nm. son county; Mr.. Grier, to allow co
ne pensation to Sheriff of MocSlenou
hot county; Mr.. Newsom, to transfer {;
IA tain records from Forsyth to Stokes;
the Hopkins, to incorporate the Danvilie
obt East Tennessee railroad; Mr.. Pickett
'so;S amend the Code as to notice to tenaf
mo Mr.. Doughton, to authorize Allegni
'rlo ra, to levy a special tax, and to renew
~ amend charter of road from New WI!
sH ,;nn boro to Mouth of Wilson, Va;
Inc 1iuS Bryan of Wilkes, to incorporate bank
New Wilkesboro.
tho A bill passed third reading to es'
'to ~ lish free ferries across the Cape Fear
" brunswick rivers at Wilmington.
He Mr.. Skinner (by leave) introdt "a
oct ~ bills to extend the charter OF the vi
aJ .e9. ington aud Kinston railway.
az ND The Railroad Commission olll lse
rna th;s q special order for 4 p. n.y. was MAJ
;n' special order for noon to morrow.
,is ,o The bill to pay Solicitors satafy
,U,d an1 made special order for Ihursoa
ond noon.
- o Tbe Fight Over the Petersburg
0o' road Charter.
,ost. Mr.. Hood moved to reconsider