The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-01-22
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cooperating Carolina Construe.ion
Company; to incorporate Great
Falls Water Power Company, of We'll
don; also resolution regarding citi-
zens of Danville blockading rivers in
North Carolina. Bills passed pro-
hibiting sale of liquor within two
mNes of LaGrange, in Lenoir; to
change time of holding courts in Hem
| derson county; concerning guardians
selling and renting property; substi-
tuting Wilson for Wayne county,
laws of 1889, regarding registration
of stock by butchers; to amend cleo
ton law, closing registration books
at noon on Saturdays
In the House Bryan, of Wilkes, in
PRODUCED bill relating to widows pen
sions. Bills passed amending section
1916 of the Code relating to land
damages by construction of rail-
roads; amending chapter 444 laws
1889 and giving magistrates juris-
diction of cases of false pretense in
obtaining advances on crops; for re-
lief of j. E. McSwain; amending Sec
tion 1890 of the Code, relating to
renting Of lands; appropriating mon
ey and giving >Governor power to
protect oyster interests of the State
Resolution passed regarding pay
for convict labor on Western North
Carolina Railroad.
THURsDAY-JANUARY 18TH.
In the Senate. Walser, of Davidson,
introduced bill to continue in force
charter of Silver Valley Mining Com
pany, of Davidson; Mr.. Courts for is
sue OF bonds by Rockingham county;
Mr.. Turner to incorporate town of
New Wilkesboro; Mr.. King to incor-
porate Greensboro Street Railway
Company. Bill passed second read
ing to pay Solicitors salaries of
81 800. Bills passed, consolidating
Winston Street Railway and Win
ston Motor Power Companies; to in
corporate Car-Raleigh Mills; to
amend charter Bank of Morganton;
to refund Mecklenburg county debt.
Resolutions adopted, urging repeal
ofNational Banking system: instruct
ing and requesting our congressman
to defeat Conger lard bill
In the House, bills passed second
reading to allow cider or wine to be
sold on his premises by the maker in
Tyrell county; making minimum fine
$50 for carrying concealed weapons;
to allow commissioners of jackson
county to levy special tax. Bills
passed taking all of Warren county
under provisions of the stock law; to
allow clerks of Wilson, Hyde, Madi-
son and Lenoir counties to leave
their Offices on certain days; chang
ing time OF holding courts in Hender-
son county.
FRIDAY-JANUARY 10TH.
In the Senate bill was introduced
incorporating Wachovia Loan and
Trust Company Bills passed regu-
lating fees of sheriffs and constablcs
in claim and delivery cases; for the
relief of sheriffs in certain cases; pay
ing Solicitors salaries of 81 800;
amending chapter 90 laws 1888;
amending charter of Wilkesboro;
amending chapter 500 laws of 1883,
regarding roads; repeating sections
136 and 1877 of the Code amending
charter Carolina Insurance Company
of Wilmington.
In the House Bills passed amend
ing charter OF the Real Estate Invest
ment Company of Wilmington; re-
curing clerks of Superior courts to
keep full records of civil and criminal
cases; amending section 80 of the
Code requiring payment of costs as
well as fine in bastardy cases. Billin
regard to sheep husbandry was
| tabled.
sATURDAY-JANUARY 18th.
In the Senate bills passed amending
charter of the town of Wilkesboro, to
include New Wilkesboro, across the
Yadkin; simplifying law relating to
statute of limitation; abolishing De-
cember term of Davidson court; al
lowing persons to change their name,
i'll accordance with article 2, section
IL, of the constitution, that any per-
son having good reason, upon testi
mony of good witnesses from thei:
county, may make application to a
Superior Court clerk, for a change of
name, and that officer to authorize
such change for one time only; re-
pealing certain clauses, chapter 4O3
laws 1887; repeating section 3, chap
ter 80, laws 1889, relating to sale of
corn in Jones county, and striking
out Perquimans. President an
nounced Senate branch of committee,
on Railroad Commission, Messrs.
Butler, Lucas, Bell and Wolser.
In the House a bill introduced to
amend the Code fixing rate of inter-
est at 6 per cent. Bills passed au-
izing Mecklenburg Commissioners to
levy special tax; bills passed incor-
porating bank of Roxboro; incorpo-
rating Regents of the Orphans
House of the Presbyterian church; to
pay judges of election and canvasaers
Of returns not exceeding 81. 90 per
day; exempting Swain county from
provisions of O four foot fence; incor-
porating Bethel Academy, IN Meek
1enburg; giving four townships in
Person all the taxes collected of the
Lynchburg and Durham Railroad;
paying SIT so pension money due
Elizabeth Gooding toparties bearing
her funeral expenses; paying E. E.
Mcdaniel, of Jones, SIS. 90 for teach
ers assigned claim; to charter Peo-
pies Bank, of Asheville.
MoNDAY-JANUARY 1914.
i In the Senate bills passed amend
ing charter of Trinity College; ex-
tending charter Silver Valley Mining
s. Company, of Davidson 80 years.
Williams, of Pitt, took the floor in
support of his bill limiting interest to
6 per cent, and spoke until noon,
hour of special order, the oyster bill.
After full and able debate for two
hours, the bin protecting the oyster
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