The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-02-22

oo not make any profit, and put insnr.
ance Wl.hln the reach Of tee poor #
has been attempted to rush such a biII
through several States
& Mf. Gilman said that this was lust
bill, and did not affect henevoIant So So
cletles Mr.: Beilamy's amendment was
ADOPTED: MI. King moved to recon.
nit the Oil. Carried. Mr.. Gilman moved
10 reconsider and put the bill upon its
passage Carried. The bill passed ifs
several readings.
The bill to amend the charter Of Nor
canton passed second reading.
Inc OH to make 1t mi8demeanor ia
| entlce tenants Was passed, then recon.
sloered, anG afterwards tabled, It pro
voked much discussion.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- aTTyEs
Fortieth Day--Saturday, February q.
Spe sker Doughton called the House to
order and Rev NJ NJ Marshall D D 5ffer-
ca prayer. Among the bills sayopably
reported was one for the protection oi
| sneep husbandry, by imposing q tax on
dogs, for the benefit Of tle public
| schools
Petitions.
Mr.: Holman. Mr.. Bryan Of WAYNE
Mr. Adams and Mr. Wooden, for p6ysi
illogical and scientific temperance in.
structlon in the public schools: Mr.. Per
ry (trom 1899 voters Of Chatham
against the proposed new county of Rnr.
gwyn, NJ. Middleton, in regard te
the sale of liquor in Warsaw township
| Duplln county; Mr.. Beck, asking thai
the names Of signers Of petitions for par
don be pub lshed by tie Governor: Mr.
Tatom to change the times OF no]d,oo
courts in B!aden; Mr. Doughton. thai
sale OF liquor be forbidden in two miles
OF every church and school house in the
State; Mr.. Hall of Orange to incorporate
Caldwell Institute, Orange county: Mr.
Perry from q few citizens, in regard to
printing.
Bills were introduced as follows: Mr.
Cofiield, to protect fish in Sweetwate,
Greek, Carteret county; Mr. Williams
TO prohibit sale of liquor in 2 mics O.
Oak Ridge school; MI. Edmundson. K
allow persons to sell wines anc cider a.
place of manufacture; Mr. Tatom. tc
change time Of holding Superior courts
IN Bladen county; Mr.. Upchurch. to re-
peal the charter of Garner, Wake county
Mr.. Watson, of Robson, TO amend tht
Code relative to weights and measures
and to authorize the repair of the cour
house at Lumberton and put in vaults
Mr.. McGill, relative to bureau of imni
grafton (making it part and parcel of the
State Board of Agriculture, with $l5(
annual allowance); Mr. Long, of Coum
bus, to prohibit the sale Of liquor neal
Whitevllle; Mr.. Oliver, in relation t
the chain gang OF Robson county. ant
to amend the Code relative to salaries
and fees; Mr.. Kearns, to allow the treas
/ CLAIMS; VI. .nIl}o,- - =,
in regard to the disturbance of publi
worship; Mr.. Mcclure, to change tb
dividing iiue between Clay and Chero
kee; Mr.. Philips, to amend section 226
OF the Code; Mr.. Elmundso1, to incol
porate the Atlantic Express Go ; Nj
Beck, to incorporate Poplar Spring
church, Davidson county; Mr. Sutton, t
apportion the members OF the hous(
and to regulate commissioners fees; Nj
in Buncombe; Mr.. Henry, to secure tt
!, placing of proper ishWays in the Da
river; Mr.. Brinson, to incorporate Pan
: lico, Oriental & Western railway.
Bills Passed Second Reading.
To allow the levy Of an assessment
stock law territory in Johnston count
to incorporate Montezuma, Mltche
:, county; to amend the charter of the TOW
= of Henderson; to allow Pasquotal
y county TO levy special tax; TO auth
: rize Leaksyille to issue bonds; to amer
;, the charter Of Elizabeth City; to allt
J township In Granville county to levy
= special tax for public roads Of Granvil
7 to allow Person county to issue bonds
! pay it's debt; to incorporate town
:, Lucama, Wilson county; to am3
- charter of Gold Hill, Rowan county;
~ allow Montgomery county to issue bono
= to allow Salisbury to Issue bonds fo1
- system Of sewerage; to amend the ch;
~ ~ ter of Fayetteville; to incorporate Pill
20 20 vile, Wayne county; to authorize Alt
W ander county to levy special tax;
- authorize Harnett county to fund a
81 pav it's debt; to amend charter of Wa
90 ington SO as to allow it to subscr
10 bonds to secure railway to incor
= rate the town Of Lumber Bridge, Ro
oosa son county; to amend the charter
%, West Fisherville; to allow Brunsw
ha "a, county to levy a special tax to bull
10 court house and repair its jail; to amt
~ the charter of Pilot Mountain, Su
10 10 county; to authorize Chowan county
sa 70 levy special tax; to incorporate
.oa .oa town of Candor, Montgomery county
,eo ueo extend the corporate limits OF Albemi
nlS lnS Stanly county; to allow Wake county
, 7eo issue bonds, to fund it's debt at 10
iu- I' rate of interest; to amend charter
lno Concord; to allow Warren county
"1 levy special tax; to amend the cha
oe of Bakersville, Mitchell county.
The Revenue Bill.
the Mr.. Holman, for the finance com
rict tee, reported the rev nue. bill, which
an. ordered printed under the directlo
He the State Treasurer The bill was
on. the special order for next Tuesday.
provides for tax Of 20 cents.
,a,d 1t was ordered that the House cons
to-day bills requiring roll-caI.
was Temperance Text Books.
ght A bill to place scientific temper
text books in the public schools, va
troduced by Mr.. Gilmer and was
a special order for Monday evening.