The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-02-19

matter of killing stock and fixing pr;ce
.neJ Would not nave the time 80 look
lhOo ofher more important matters. Let
CS an the general law as to killing
SCoch. pat this section IS Unconstitutional
auc oEgat therefore 10 De stricken cut.
Mr Russell sai3 that the movement to
strike cut this section was the Senate re-
Yl8ing It's oNu work Mr.. Turner's
| amendment 10 strike out section D. was
lost by 9 vote Of % t0 49,
Inc amendment as to ALLOWING the
parties having stock killed to appear in
! person or by attorney with vitlessts or
send 10 said commissioners depositions
taken according 10 law coucurred in by
vote of A.
The House amendment to make rail
| roacs Liable f:sr three times the .luc of
Tie stock VS. iaheu ~ M Lacas
moved non conc1rrerce. NJ. Mclean
| thought IL the best IaGt OF the s otlon
1t VIII cost more 10 pay f3r the stock if
a man goos lnfo o0u.f. Mr. Turner
would not vote for such measure. rne
motion TO nCl concur passed bv 4 VOC
Of 81 to 10
The House amaEdmont - section 80
by eddng: Provided that from ali de
clslons or determinations arisins from
the operation or enforcement of This act,
{he party or corporation affected there
hy, snall be entlt!e TO appeal therefrom
N other cases q appea! where no ap
peal has bsen provided for as now pro
vided by law.
Mr. Lucas moved to c)rcur Car
ried-40 ayes.
The amendment to section 81 was
taken up and read as follows:
The Commissioners shall invest igatc
} the causes of any accident on a railroad
resulting in the loss OF life; and Of any
accident rot so resulting which they
may deem to require Investigation.
7 Mir. B4llamy moved to substitute
! may for SHALL" and to insert 'in'
before "resulting' ayes 35, noes 5.
, The Senate then unanimously con
Cured in the House amendment az
| amended.
The following amendment was con
Cured in by vote of SO to 2:
! Add the following as section 80, TX
wit: "Whenever any company or corpo
ration omb mbraced In this act has contro
e versy or Controversies with another sucl
4 company or corporation or pers".; .
persons, and ali the parties to such con
troversy agree IN writing to submit sucl
controversy TO the Railroad Commission
ers aforesaid, as acbitratCrs, said Com
: mis5ioners shall act as such, and afte
d due notice to all the parties interested
i shall proceed 10 heaf the same, and thei
L award shall be final. Said award i
5 cases where land Or an interest in land
oi.o la. i&i.,
) to the Clerk of the Superior Court {
/ the county in which said land is situ4
II ed, and shall, by such Clerk, be locke
ed n the judgment docket fer said coul
E ty, and from such d0cketing shall be
8 Judgment of the Superior Court OF sue
county Before such sTDitratols Harti,
"a may appear il person or by attorney
y Mr. klug. IN explaining his vote So
u he had been for railroad conml3sit
for eight years. He had offered amen
lg ments which were yotcd down III Il
III Senate, aud the House adopted ther
Now that amendments had been MAJ
en that made it D jlster measure, lie w0u
o vote for it.
ke Senator Williams bill 10 reduce f
81 lawful rate Of interest was made t
n special orler for Thursday at 12 o'cloc
n Mr. Bell then rose to question
70: personal privilege, aod after mu
al speaking in regard to the article Ia t
oy Clinton Caucasian, the Senate 9
,eS j0urned.
el- HOUSE OF REPREsENEATIVE Z
=" ~ Thirty-Seventh Day--Eeb. 18th.
-, Speaker Doughton presided; Rev.
tao Denny, of the House, offered prayer.
elf Petitions.
-he Mr.. Lineback, to prohibit the sale
the LIQUOR in two miles Of Macedonia c1urt
i'd, FORSYTH county; Mr.. Hudson. for
cit. appointment of y. G. Hoskins as q ~
vas strate in Jones county; Mr.. Fran
1ck from citizens Of Onslow, relative
nd oysters; Mr.. Scott, from citizens Of
nance, against the bill requiring
% insurance companies to make q dep,
i've with the State Treasurer; Mr. Philli
I'VE Of Watanga, from the people Of Watau
Wit for the protection OF sheep from wolv
de- Mr.. Long, Of Columbus, from theipeO
md of Columbus, asking Congress to %
i've an appropriation fer g canal to conn
WaccamaW river with the Calab
the river; Mr.. Banner. from citizens
ard Mitchell, asking that no liquor be S
ent in five miles of Free Will Baptist chu1
itor SIR. White, to prohibit sale of liquo
sec. two miles Of church; Mr. Anders
avs. from citizens of Henderson, asking
q in the incorporation of Holly Spri
,ads church; Mr.. Pritchard, from peool
,uld Madison, asking that Big Pine NJ
the church be incorporated; MIR. Dough
, be from certain citizens asking reduc
,eed in the price of public printing if
)ads bonus is as great as 20 per cent,
ther communication from some Of them
,icts ing TO have their names taken theret
)ads upon condition; Mr.. Patterson, from
eme zens of Mcdowell, regarding the pu
we're printing
re- Resolutions were introduced as folio
this Mr.. Hood inquiring as to whether
end railway investigation appointed IN
hree should receive additional compensat
and Mr.. Green to provide that no men
can speak more than two minutes II
at is PLANTATION of his vote.
nv No less than IL bills were lntrodu
heir as follows: Mr.. Cobb to authorize Oh
OBJ kee to issue bonds; Mr.. Watkins to
and ish the hiring of children without
sec. sent of parents; Mr.. StanclIl, TO 10