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

eioCA. ". l@ltly Favored It solely
on the ground THAT, as a young Demo
crat had arrived az Senator BelIamy's
house, ne wanted 10 let him 90 home 10
see him. Senator Ballamy blushed and
smiled the galleries Uttered aud the
Senator is now with his young son.
The bill to amend the charter Of Hen
derSonvllie passed after the House
amendments had been concurred ia.
Ihe Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REsENTATIvEs.
Thirty-F Fourth Day--satnrday,F ,Feb.l4.
Speaker Doughton called the House
to order at 10 O'Clock. Representative
Denny, CT 6urry, offered prayer.
Petitions.
Mr. Hood, Of Meckleu burg, to appoint
j. Il. Flow Justice OF the Peace in
Maliard's Greek township, MeckIenburg
county; Alr Watkins, to Incorporate
Candor; Mr.. Hall, OF Halifax, to reduce
price OF State printing; Mr. Ray, pro-
testing against establishment Of the
county Of Rlchlands; Mr. Liaeback, from
grand jury Of Forsyth, 10 establish
Reformatory for boys
Mr. Sutton, Chairman judiciary Com
mitCee, made the following report
TO prevent horse thieylng unfaY0rablY;
70 prevent women and minors under Is
years from working iG factories, IN
fayur@bly; 70 validate certain tex sales
in Warreo co-nry, unfavorably; to
eq1aIiza the distribution OF inSolvent
debtors estates, uufayorabIy; to provide
for the manner Of charging a name,
fayorably; to declare the State line be-
tween Stokes county, n. 9. and Pat.
rich county, Va, q lawful fence,
fayorably.
Osaer reports were made by Mr..
aooa Of Mecklenourg, on committee
on Finance; Mr. Grier, from Ju7iciarv
committee; Mr.. Gatling, from c4-14.i--
tee on Engrossed Bills; Mr. Henry, from
Counties, Cities and Towns; Mr. Ray,
from Propositions and Grievances; Capt.
PEBBLES, from committee on Corpora
lions; and also from Judiciary commit
tee; Mr.. Wiley and Mr.. Riddix, from
committee on Corporations; Mr.. Scott,
from Railroad committee.
Leave of Absence.
Leave granted to Mr.. C.lfieil and
Mr.. Galloway (,ick il Ral3igh
j, Mr. Hall, Of Orange, aud Mr. Y
! Chears, who had been absent, asked tc
Z have their votes recorded IN favor Of tie
passage Of the railroad Commission bill
Introduction OF Stills.
) Bills were introduced IS follows: Mr
t Watkins, to Incorporate ade town o
| Caador; Mr. Edwards, relative 20 fishinE
8 in garteret; Mr. 81i1son. to amen Sc
{ ton "a, Chapter 216, laws 1899; Mr
g Nash relative to sale OF cotton n bales
g Mr.. Perry, 10 prohibit the sale Of l;quo
6 in 2 miles Of Hickory Mountain Ii Z
e church and Toome:'s Chapel, Chatham
r county, Mr. Chapel, 10 amend chaptel
q SO, laws 1899; NJ. Cobo, 70 collect ar
g rear5 Of taxes in Murphy; tlr. Whithel
le to prevent destruction Of public gates j
Q Lenoir; Mr. Hendricks,t to relieve person
d under Il from working on the publi
d roads: Mr. Scott, to allow Alamance t
# issue bonds to fund its debt; mir. Daniel
D. for relief Of county superintendent 6
Dare; Mr.. Henry, TO allow Madison t
q issue bonds and pay special tax; NJ
u LOwery, to incorporate MuntfOri Par
( Association and Ashevile West sui phu
5. Spring Land and Improvement comp
At ny, and to incorporate the Commerci
r. club Of AshevilIe; Mr. Bond, to amen
the acts in regard to shipping oysters
3 the she'll; Mr.. Cobb, to incorporate tt
is trustees of the NJ E. church in Curr
IN tuck county
ed A message from the Governor was r
ed ceived, transmitting resolution adopte
be by the legislature Of Illinois, congrat1
is lating the various States upon the
o. efforts to make the Worlds Columbia
of exposition world famed success.
IS. The House concucred il Sena
amendments to the bill giving the u
4e claimed bodies Ct conyiots TO medic
m schools il the State.
at rhe Society for the Prevention
,st Cruelty to Animals and Children.
nv The bill to incorporate the North Ga
,es olina society for the prevention of cruel
to children and animals was taken u
.et Mr.. Sutton and Mr. Morton spoke ea
lis nestly IN support of it, Mr.. Morton 50
nd ing il had done great deal OF good
% Wilmington Mr.. Zachary said the b
cir was q nice scheme to secure the e1aTn
If ton of $50, 900 Of property from ta'
as ton Sir. Morton assured Mr.. Zscha
;cQ that there was no such viea. Tne inc
of porators simply desired to have
bower given them to enforce hams
ide laws. The people Of the 81
ter are lax as to such matters.
5 Zachary offered an amendment that
ar act should apply to New Hanover cou1
rty only. Mr. Sutton said the bill was
ion apply only to counties il which this
Sed ciety was organized. he opposed !
i'd, Zachary's amendment, which he decl
ed was only one way to defeat 50 goo,
un- measure He wanted the system til
If | There was gross cruelty 10 children q
ing animals Mr.. Bryan, Of Wayne, hot
ing the House would put itself on record
,eo- favoring this humane law. It's purp
is to carry into effect a law passed +
eco years ago-a law which is now not
oro- forced Mr.. Ray opposed oli! VI
our gave men in one particular seatio9 s'
lore power. The main object was t9
I the Incorporation money from fines.
de- asserted that the bill was unco0ssltntl
al. He moved that the bill be tab
7ing The motion prevailed.
. Of There was some debate on Dill 20
,ore corporate Dukes Bank at Durham, y