The daily state chronicle., 1891-01-16

an industrial school for girls. Com. on
Agriculture.
Mr. Prtchard, from citjzans Of Madi-
son county, to incorporate Paint Rock.
eom' en- Counties, Cities and Towns. |
Also another from the citizens Of Madi- |
son county asking the prohibition of the |
sale OF liquor within two miles of Ray's |
school house. Propositions and Gr!ev-
anceS
Reports of Committees.
Nj PEBBLES, from the Judiciary Com
mlttee, reported 81. B SO relating to
changing the laws of 1888 pertaining to
LnortSased property. Favorably. q. B.
49, amending the Code, relating to the
Closing OF registration books Recon-
mend that 1t be referred to Committee
on privileges aud Eic:lons
Mr.. Zachery, from the same commit
tee, reported Il. B. 81, authorizing the
| Comm ssioners If Macon county to levy
| special tax, rs amended, authorizing
| the construction OF an iron bridge over
the Tennessee river. Favorably.
Mr.. Henry, also from the Judiciary
| Committee, reported H. B. 50 in rela-
tive to Improvement of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College and concerning
the public school fund, be referred to
Committee on Education.
Mr.. Giimer also from the Judiciary
Committee, reported the bill concern.
ing the clerk OF the Superior Court
clerk of Haywood county, unfavorably,
as bill covering the same had pre-
viously passed the House
Mr.. Grier, from Judiciary committee,
also reported 81. B. IA amending ses-
ton 80 of the Code. Favorably.
Mr.. Phillips, from committee on Ac-
ricult ure aud Mining reported H. B
30 for the protection Of sheep husbandry
This bill required the listing OF dogs as
property and to impose tax OF one dol
lar on each) Unfavorbly
Mr.. PEBBLES, from committee on cor.
porations, reported s. 3 5, H. B 1a1
amending the charter OF the Wilmington
Real Estate and Investment Company,
favorby.
Resolutions Offered.
< Mr.. Hall, Of Orange, several resolu-
tions from the Farmers Alliance #
Orange county relating to public roads,
, school property, railroads and another
relating to labor statistics, referred to
, their several appropriate committees.
Introduction of Bills.
r Mr. Reed, relating to fishing in Swan.
! nanoa river in Buncomb county. Prop
: ositions and Grievances.
Mr.. Nash, relating to establishing
q ferry on the Pee Dee River. PROPOSE.
tions and Grievances.
V Mr. Philips, an acS to amend chapter
I l, Vol of the Code, relating to agri
r culture aud to promote a tonnage tax OF
/ fertilizers. This bill was introduced by
o request Of the State Board Of Agricul
e tre 1t provides for tax Of % cent
IL per ton on each brand Of fertilizer solt
d iu the State aud that manufacturer
purchase tags for each bag from tn
is Commissioner Of Agriculture. Committe
y on Agriculture.
d Mr.. Brinson, for the relief Of ths cler
le Of the Superior Court Of PAmlieo cour
ty. Judiciary.
O. Mr. Bryan, 70 regulate the term 9
Y, office Of County commissioners. Ju
dietary.
III Mr.. Buchanan, in relation to changin
ne a certain laud grant in Swain county
rd Propositions and Grievances.
Mr. Zachary, to prevent the spreadin
be of cattle distemper. Propositions al
,r- Grievances.
I'd Mr.. Walker, of Mecklenburg, to defn
and describe when leases shall expire
a. contract, Judiciary.
in Mr. Hopkins, to prevent dogs frol
he running at large. Propositions az
as Grievances,
The Speaker declared the mornll
ws hour expired ard announced the a
cd pointment of the following addition
committee
he SALARIES AND FEEs-Cofield, Alsto
he Williams, Jones, Phillips Of Wataug
as. Mcclure, Patterson, Franks, McGlll al
on Smell.
Calendar.
w The bills upon the calendar were tak'
w. up and disposed Of as follows:
- - The bill for the relief of Mr.. P.
- Lennon, q brave one arm soldier W
,,r lost an arm in the late war, an appl
eill priation OF $751; was asked in order
,nd 80, enable him to purchase an artificial ar
w He being upon the pension roll OF
+on State, the bill was tabled.
~ ~ An act to allow cider and wine to
.ha sold in Tyrrell county, allowing
VIZ .no products of fruit juices to be manuf
q" md tured and sold, passed third reading.
nu A bill relative to carrying deat
tS 4So weapons, amending the law, SO as
'n ~ make the minimum fine $50 instead
ond $40. (within the jurisdiction of mag
trates) and the maximum tine 500, or
.bo ted considerable discussion.
Mr.. Holman of Iredell, opposed t
bill. said that the increase would lead
,aeo aSo many appeals from the magistrates co
- 20 " to the Superior Court and there was
"na good to come from it, that 1t would
suit in harm.
60 MIR. Franks said the present law
"a q miserable failure, and if it was the +
@ w pose of the bill to raise revenue 1t wo
i0n y - be no less, but if it was to suppl
y ~ r. crime be favored it, that If per
.aao n charged was innocent he should b
1nt;I IorI the right to appeal to higher court
i1tn, ,ha Mr.. Pritchard said the present
'It I. was failure and had been ever 81
to,a the jurisdiction had been placed IN
'.io 10 hands of the Justice of the Peace; tha
VIC his section a compromise was often
pouu fected and the offender went uni
uoVn ished. Those who believe in surpl