The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1891-02-18


lots Of .roGble
G pt. Peebles -ald that sotne.lr,r~
oolo.vi rcoplc rushed in tirsf class cars
aud wouldn't give them np The 4 Il.
commissioner neci not require snps
raSe ears Tor each race on small roada.
Ii Is e. Optional With the Comm .un.
orS- The expense " Ill no, hc great.
Mr.. Ray moved Ia except fao Western
y. G. road. aui he said that II necessary
Ia other ss~iioas Il sas not IA has sr0-
tioa. Iacrc ARC sess few colSrsd p~o-
ple Les. Se~'ion "a adopted.
Mr. Jones ssut forward an amend
meni f"r the committee. This provides
that IN case Of ios.s ST cattle hy ralruad.
be proei may be made ia torson og by
sn attorney, aud that the railroads
shall pay thrc Times the value Of the
cattle. Capt. rccbica favored this aud
maze al argument for a.
Mr.. sutton moved to amend hv strik-
ing out section - and argued in It's
favor
Mr.. Ray said II Was unfair aud unjust
To have tho motives Of men Who have
CONVICTIONS inpuguod lie bitterly do,
ciafoi that sach insiuusttnua AZ those
are not right | ann as mach ia favor
OF tbs people as Capt. l'ceblcS, who has
Al once developed into "a great fr,end OF
'he people. our folks want a fair com
mission
Capt, fechles said that hc had never
nsinuated anything corrupt IN the ac-
tion OF the gentlemen against a Com
mission. Every body even Railroad at.
,orneys are now IN favor o! the Com
mission.
Mr. Ray demanded the ayes aud noes
on the amendments to the ball. Passed
G3 10 20
Mr.. Sntton's amendment was defeated
sections -. ID. 27 and - were adopted
Mr.. Nestal moved 10 amend section
20 SO that the Commissioners should re-
ceivo 81 600 instead oi e., 900 Lost
MIR. Henry moved that expenses hc
limited 10 thos" actually necessary"
Lost Section 20 adopted
! Mr.. Sutton moved to amend section
80 by guaranteeing tho railroads tho
right OF anpcal when not provided Tor in
| the bill
Mr.. Jones said IA. !. was nc necos-
sary, aud hoped it would bo voted down.
| Capt. Peeblss favored amendment.
| Upon the ayes and noes, Mr. sut,ons
amendment was adopted by vote OF
S8 to t.
MIR. Bryan, OF Wilkes, raised laugh
by moving that a majority Of the com
l
| Section 30 adopted.
Mr.. Jones moved that Commissioners
shall investigate accidents on railroads; (;
and that when corporations or persons
have controversies and desire IL, tho
| Com missioners shall act as arbitrators
Amendments adopted.
.Mr Zachary moved To amend 40 that tho
| act go into operation next Ootob, r and
not April, and that the people vote Oh
lat Thursday in August "For Railroad
| Commission and against Railroad
| Commission, and Commission shall
| not go into effect unless "A ma jority
favor 1t. Mr.. Iacbery said this was the
! only way to get AT the will OF the people.
Both amendments were lost rho
| other sections were adopted, aud tho
bill paascd second reading.
MIR. Hendricks. 10 amend title 10 as TO
read 'To prevent the building OF rail
roads" The Chair ruled 1t out Of or
der
Mr.. Vestal, to pay 81, 800 salary.
Lost.
Mr.. Lowery, to amend section {. Lost
Upon it's third reading Mr.. Jones de
manded the ayes and noes, and tho bill
passed by the following vote:
AYES Messrs. Adams, Alexander, Al
ston, Bass. Beck. Bell. Biddix Brake,
Bridgers, Brinsop, Bryan Of Wayne, Bu-
chanan, Galloway, Coileld, Cole, Cowap,
Cox, Currie. Davis Denny Of Guiford,
Denny OF Surry, Dickson, EarnLardt,
Edmundson. Edwards, Fous.. Franck,
Gill, Gilmer. Cover. Grier, Hall Of Hall
fax, Ham. Henry. Hickman. Hill. Hol-
man, Hood, Hopkins, johnson. Jones.
kearns. Kerr, Kirby, Lineback. Long Of
Columbus, Long Of Warren, Lowe. Low
| rey. Mann, Mayes. Mcclure. McGili.
Middleton, Murdock, Nash, Oliver, Poe-
bles, Perry. Philips OF Nash, Pickett.
Pigford, Prince. Ray. Reed Scott, Skin
ner. Sorreli, sianeill, Stroup, Tatom,
Taylor, Upchurch, Vcstal, Walston,
Watkins, Watson Of Kobeson. White,
Whitfield, Wiley, Wilfong, Williams,
Wilson, woollen. Yancey-s5
EoEs Messrs. Bryan OF wilkes. Chap
man, Chappell, Cobb, Hedrck. Hen
dr.cks, Morton. Phillips OF Watauga,
Phipps, Prtchard, Smell. sutton, Wat
soa Of Vance, Zachary-1A.
Thirty-sccond Day---Thur-day, Feb
| 'uary l1ih.
| The senate Was called TO order by
| Lieutenant Governor Holt. The Journal
OF Wednesday Was approved.
Petitions.
Mr.. Allen Of Granville, 10 prohibit sale
| OF liquor within two miles Of Adoniram
Lodge. A. f. ts A. NJ
! Mr.. Gilman, to make Nine Mile Greek,
| in Onslow county, n navgable stream.
Mr.. King, from citizeus Of Guiliord,
asking that Physiological Temperance
be taught ia our public schools; from
citizens of Greene township 10 appoint
David Coble Justice OF the Peace.
Mr. Belamy, against the ssle of liquor
within two miles OF Navassa Gusno com
paDy's factory. in Brunswick county
Bills Introduced.
Mr.. Bull, 10 incorporate the Baltirpo ore
Silver. Mining and Smelling Company.
Mr.. Hobsoo, 10 amend section ] 0i2
OF the Code, relating TO gambling, to
amend section .2s5 of the Code.
Mr.. Allen. Of Granville, 10 prohibit
the sale OF liquor within three tnIles Of
Adoniram Lodge. No. lf3. A. r. and
A. NJ
Mr. Bishop. to provide for Public
Printer. Bill provides that be shall bs
elected by the people, and his salary
shall be 81 900.
Mr.. Bellamy, TO amend section .. .g1G
of the Code. 70 amend SECTIONS ! 7s9
and 1871 Of the Code; 10 amend chapter
II, private laws Of 1887; 10 enable the
Wilmington Light Infantry TO issue
bonds.
Mr.. Butler, 70 require railroads TO re-
deem unused tickets; for the relief of J.
r. Beeman, Treasurer OF sampson coun-
ty; for the protection Of deer.
Mr.. Freeman, to amend chapter ! 80.
laws OF 865.
Mr.. Bowers, to establish a new county
| - 10 caIiod bill Eaupdoxa 81