The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-22

Sopper again arose IN ueIenCe OF his bill
and offered additional points in its favor.
Mr. Fields said aide from this law there
were laws to punish man for iDiuring
other peoples s oCk and this was to pun
lsh man for iDjuring his own property.
de wanted the Jurisdiction left in the |
superior court, and offered strong reason ,
for his position. Mr. Owen wanted the
JuTisdlcti n lett with the magistrates; he |
spoke Of the way in which people regard |
cruelty to animals and made good points |
for his side. Mr. Mitchell said he had |
no interest in either the justices court or
the superior court; he thought the juris
dlctlon should be left in the superior
court and stated good reasons for his
position. Mr.. Potter related an incident
which showed that the ladies did not all
favor tbs measure. Mr.. Leatherwood
called for the previous question. The
question was put, division was called
Tor and the bill passed its third reading
Senate bill lis, to amend chapter Ais
laws of 1891, concerning local option in
Davidson county, came up, passed its
secoud and third readings and was or
dered enrolled for ratification.
Senate bill 81, to amend that portion
OF the Code relating to the compensation
Of justices of the peace for certain ser
vices was taken up. Mr.. Armstrong
moved to table the bill and his motion
prevailed.
Senate bill 142, to provide water sup
plies for public institutions, came up
and Mr.. Aycock explained the bill 1t
then passed its second and third read
lngs.
! a 20 6n$o
| from going armed in this state, came up
and MIR. Sandifer explained that the bill
was more a measure of prevention, than of
cure; the evil was not in the state now
out 1t M gbt be at any time. Mr.. Nc
Rae, of Robson asked if the law ap
piled to the sheriff's posses and Mr.. San
differ said it did not. Mr. Little thought
the bill was quite sweeping in its char
acter. Mr.. Sandfer again defended
the bill The bin then passed its second
and third readings.
Senate bill l35 to repeal chapter 203
Of the laws Of 1887, regarding certain
fees, was taken up and on motion OF Mr..
Sherrill was tabled.
The bill to regulate matters in relation
to rented or leased lands for agricultural
purposes, c7me up and was, on motion,
laid upon the table
S-nate bill 124. to regulate the ap
pOiutment Of ad mi nistrators de bonus non,
was taken up and on motion of Hr. Davis
WAS tabled
Senate bill 1874, to protect persons who
have rented or leased lands for agrlcul
tural pOrpOses was taken up and on mo-
tion Of Mr Jones wss tabled
Senate bill 81, TO repeal chapter "a OF
/, the La US of 1891. was taken up and on
motion of Mr. Jones was tabled.
Senate bill 147, to amend sections 324
326 and 324 Of the Code, was taken VI
and on motion of Mr. James was tabled
Senate bill 159, to amend section 1OS!
: Of the code was taken up and on motor
Of Mr Brown was tabled.
Senate bill 86, to amend chapter 40 o
/ the Code came up, and on motion CT Mr.
! Jones the bill WAS passed over inform
: ally
: Senate bill 1O4 to repeal chapter 81
!. If the laws of 1891, was taken up an,
Mr. Jones explained that it related to
: local biId law The bill then passed it
: second and third readings and was OIL
de ed enrolled for ratification.
Senate bill 156 to repeal chapter 146
! # the laws Of 1891 was taken u an
Mr. Pettigrew explained the bill an
- spoke in It's favor The bill relates
= the fixing of title to lands. Mr. Coope
= spoke on the measure and the bill passe
= its second and third readings.
IF Mr. Day called up senate bill Sc, ;
n amend chapter 49 of the Code. N
p Sheriff. asked as to certain sections
r the bill and Mr. Day explained the mea
4 ure. Mr Day thought the railroad con
r mission had jurisdiction over such thing
V a. this and thought there was no nece
~ sity for special act Mr. Morton fsvore
1 The bill and further explained it, prcsen
: ing several points in favor of the bill
n Mr. Brown again stated that he still sa
u no necessity Of the act, and earnestly o.
X posed the bill Mr.. Day answered Sc
II eral objections to the bill and spoke We
r il favor Of IT. Mr.. MCLAUGHLIN, of Gun
nv berlaud, thought we should procet
i carefully in al kinds of railroad legisl
q tion and he wanted time to consider Il
~ matter further; he made some go,
n points in support of his positio
nd Mr.. Sheriff. thought some 9th
senators misconstrued the bill he favor
IL it. Mr.. Brown asked that {
on bill be laid over until Monday. n
H. Armstrong moved that the bill be
a. ferred to the committee on railroads a.
40 and railroad commission. Mr.. Day So
the bill had already been reported frt
n. the Judiciary committee and he strong
a. opposed the recommittal; he grew e
i+s queat Il defence of mis- bill, and made
good impression upon the senate. tt
3 was one Of the best speeches made.
n. - nf tho hr
= liant members of the general assemb
I'd He is fluent speaker, ready deba
ro- and fearless advocate.
Mr. Cooper spoke in favor OF the me
As ure and wanted it considered at on
OF Mr.. Armstrong withdrew his motion
zen refer, but wanted the bill held over. 4
4d- Jones stated that the judiciary commit
mad reported the bill unanimously q
,ht thought the bill was just and beneici
zen both 10 the railroads and to the peor
ad The bill then passed its second adj
and Mr.. Brown objected to its be-
tho read the third time. Mr. Brown ms
of an eloquent speech in favor of postpo
md meut
nes Mr.. Pettigrew's bill, to regulate
81. building of wharves came up and
= a Pettigrew explained the measure in
Ma and made some stron G arguments in
a. favor. The bill then passed its secC
lav and third readings.
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said OH "a y anenu tne cnai 'e' " VIC a
"a deem Rocklidge railroad company,
~ taken up. The committee on inter
cad improvements rep rted the bill favora
~. with some amendments. The anne
80 ments we're adopted. The bill Il
10 passed It's second and third readings
NJ Senate bill 173 to repeal chapter
cad of the laws Of 1881, was taken up
rev after ex planation the bill passed its
and ond and third readings and was orde
led. 10 oe enroiieu ioI la'iuIa'iou