The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-02-08
.ug.lD COMMISSION.
a,, CONES Up AND Is Dis
~ 7" r7} ~ TIE SENATE.

h y
s,,ar, Commissioners is Made
IH ,,n aud no Member OF the Gen
'.' ...,mbly can be oue.-Eiouse
~ .',aHe Both Discuss il To-Mor-
l.'' SENATE.
.,.rea,h pay, Saturday, Feb. 7.
senate was called to order by
eoy Holt. fne Journal of Fri
il approved. ,.,,,,o,.
r,1brsfh. from citizens of Colum-
II sgary agunsJ the prohibition OF
.5f ,fGgor IN the town OF White
HI W..ls Introduced.
!, Wilcox. 10 prohibit the sale Of
~ tllu I'VE mi. $ OF Mt. Union
.#.. Moore county.
~ lsw. %. Haywood, 20 rev .t
1Jlg Weapons.
n .yJ, to amend section 700 of
n. G"man, TO perpetuate the lanG
OYSTER grounds, and 10 facili-
......s migratory fish.
G..sly. to pay tho Wilmington
r.s News aau O, server and other
Tor Publishing tue location of the
esl.4s OF the State.
Il, Avery, by request, to incorporate
ra Ridge aud Salada Turnpike
C4gaa. c,,a,,,.r
pua authorize the commissioners OF
r..m IN 70 levy i special tax,
s..l .ala reading.
ag H charter the town Of Rufin
,l ..s aird reading.
I'm tl incorporate the Wilmin gton
s5laegu Railway company passed
.a.5Iuuigs.
rltotm over the commissioners Of
y H.agur county 10 issue bonds
n.gi third reading.
RItJ Incorporate the town of Par
,1glrg, lu sampson county passed It's
.Bl I0liug
g.t1 aIow Stanly county to issue
Ms to build II court house passed
.lI.dtug.
MI.4 relatiou to Stock Law in Baden
passed third reading.
BI. ~ allow Burke county to issue
s.l, passed third reading.
BIt5 allow tlay wood county to levy
s.s.cI tax passed third reading.
B..t amend the charter of the town
.! aigd Point passed it second reading.
House amendments to Senate bill le-
hu1. to caattel mortgages were concur
NIil.
Bl for the better drainage of the
Alls along Clear Greek in Mecklenburg
01..y passed third readidg.
El, t0 Incorporate the town Of Faisons
y tuuia county passed second reading
bl 20 prevent unnecessary delay II
.t d ol criminal causes.
1911 does not allow minor variances ir
a.i O.. Indictment to postpone, dismis.
gr auIe .ue trIal. Passed its seyera
e1H-t
Railroad Commission.
Iaa Railroad Commission bill being
iba special order for this hour it wa
uyl up. Mr. Grigsby fled minorit,
rp7s signed by himself aud Mr.. Walser
ali olill q substitute for the bill, Th
reading Of tue substitute occupied tort.
Minutes.
1ir Gribby said that notwithstand
1{ be lad been instructed to yot
against a railroad commission, yet il th
senate would adopt the substitute b
holIi vote Tor il. The substitute EN-
old.ed much that was n the origint
OaI, and at the same time eliminated th
Objectionable features of that bill.
ne did not thiuk, ia view of wha
railroads. have done tor the State, tina
Ns solgbj TO engage in any legiSlatio
4'l would trammel or cripple then
ne g1yo notice that If the substitut
Sa' %; adopted he should offer variou
amendments to the bill.
Mr. Nalser said he did not special
t"9rl'e the substitute. Ii is a copy {
Ut later.otatCs commerce law adapte
oIMs state, by certain changes. L
a'o,ed commission with advisor
.o"ers, bat not rate-fxing commi
SOU, such q commission would be III
II, and unwise In majority of tt
sails That have commissions they do NJ
laYe rate-hXing powers.
He said lie had about as many obje
aols 90 The substitute as he had TO I'll
9,l, TX the rate-hxing clause was stric
81 ont o! the original he should vote Fl
y win pleasure, but without amen
~glt he preferred the substitute. |
Ataco,J the CHRONICLE for what it hS
V sly about his position two years as
~ thought that one of the Commissi0
" ought to be q Republican.
Af Aycock asked him if the Repub
.'l' Two years ago did not, in caucu
0..s2
ar Naser said that they agreed n
- Eo'e Tor u rate fixing commission.
sIl many other Republicans were he
p"1sed TO vote for commission til
'CtId treat the railroads with fairness
Mr Butler asked him if the railroa
@,oIed the substitutes.
ton. ' y go = w a.
4f Aycock called the previous qu
,'l and vas sustained. Tne substiLl
/ was lost.
'lI Lucss moved to go into comm
j o oI the whole and consider the bill
! ar Be!'amy said that the bill h
4 9eA we'll considered and discus ed
1 @1cu', and he did not think it vel
1 i'I'ume two or three days in discussi