The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-02

MT. Allen said friends to the bill OBJ
Ject to the efficiency of the bureau and
because the Information obtained was not
what was expected: they also object to
the expense. He hoped the bill will be
recommltted to the committee on Propo
sitlous and Grievances, with instructions
to the agricultural department.
Mr.. Robson said there was bill in
the senate to the same effect as the one
now before the house, which may attain
the same object.
Mr.. Ray said the bill had been dis
cussed, 1t was hard to improve it.
Rather make new bill The temper Of
the people means business.
Mr. Starnes asked. if we killed what
now exists, who is to make better,
Mr.. Ray said they were all frauds.
Mr. Starnes: Had we not better post
pone than to kill.
Further discussion followed in which
Messrs. Blair, Ray, Robertson and others
participated
Mr.. Robertson moved to refer the bill
to the committee on Agriculture. On
motion of Mr.. Williams, of Craven. tia:
motion was tabled.
The question was then y the bill on
its third reading and the hill passed ayes
Sc, nays 34
Mr.. Anderson then moved to reconsider
the vote by which the bill passed its
third reading and lay that motion on the
| table, and the motion to reconsider, and
lay the motion to reconsider on the table,
both prevailed.
The billln relation to restoring the right
to give and receive free passes on rail
| roads, on motion of MI. Allen was made
| special order for Wednesday next at 10
o'clock.
A communication to the speaker was
read from the rector of st. Marys post
poning the entertainment to which the
house had been invited to Thursday
| evening.
Senate bill 269, house bill GA, to pro
hibit the sale of liquor within two miles
of Hickory Hill school house in Onslow
county, passed its readings and was or
dered to be enrolled.
| House bill 5S4, in relation to the time
of holding the terms of the superior
courts of Cleveland county passed Its
readings ard was ordered to be enrolled.
House bill 90. to incorporate the town
OF Hampton, Rutherford county, passed
its second reading by vote of ayes SO,
nays 0.
House bill las, to require timber get
ters to repair damages to roads and
bridges was submitted as a substitute
bill to which numerous amendment
were offered and accepted
Mr.. Blair moved to lay the bill on tn,
table, which motion, on & division wa
lost.
On motion of Mr.. Schulken the bill
was referred to the Judiciury committee
, House bill AT, to protect owners o
live stock from depredations of thieves
relates to the Brunswick Bridge an,
Ferry company at Wilmington, passet
l its several readings aud was ordered t
be engrossed.
= House bill 47S, to provide wood in
= spectors for the city Of Wilmington
D passed and was ordered to be engro: sed
House bill 297. to repeal section 6s2 {
q tae code, (Which requires contracts {
j., corporations exceeding $0G to be
9 writing and sgned by an oficer.)
G Mr.. Cook, explaining the bill, said /
e was the introducer Of the bill. (The set
It ton to be repealed gave privileges n,
# one may furnish cross ties or wood. G
}. failure TO agree about terms, suit
v court follows. and unless the contract
in writing the said section may
le pleaded, a complete answer to the cor
plant, and the corporation goes out
70 court still owing the debit The b
~ passed and was ordered to be engrosse
20 House bill 285, to amend the chart
d of the Burlington and South Weste
a railroad company, passed and W
:. ordered to be sent to the senate witho
~ engrossment.
- House bill 3l3, to incorporate the tov
os of Guilfordsville in Martin count
- Amended by restoring the name of P,
=. malice, passed its readings and "
~ ordered to be engrossed.
"A Senate bill 1877, to amend the privs
~ laws of 1S91-relates to North Wilk
ID ID boro AS amended, passed, and v
,r,u ordered to be sent to the senate W
49, amendments for concurrence in the san
on House resolution 325, for the relief
Is. J. NJ Foust-refunds $25 paid as tag
"a. a bill which did not become law at
nv session of 1891 passed and was order
,as to he engrossed.
vn House bill $40 70 authorize the &C
to missioners Of Mcdowell county to K
be- special tax, passed its second read
i've By vote OF ayes SO, nays O.
ter House bill BAT, to incorporate H
wood Council, No. SIT, Royal Arcan,
.sk at Waynesville, passed and was orde
m. to be engrossed.
House bill 377, to amend chapter
ave laws of 1891. relative to the publicst
of summons, etc., passed its readi
,es and was sent to the senate without
grossment.
)ur House bill 37S, to amend section
en- of the Code, On motion of Mr.. Ada
sed was laid on the table.
on House bill 379 to amend section
hat of the Code, passed and was ordered
be sent to the senate without engr
nty ment.
cen House bill $50. to amend section
of the Ccde-relates to the causes of
he tachment, and reaches both real and
Raw sonal property, passed it's readings,
not House bill 1856, for the protectio
Mr. prisoners in Granville county-relatt
ked cases Of lynching, on motion OF
his Lorg of Alamance was laid on the Il
W. House oil 3SS, to repeal chapter
'een laws of 1891, which gives exclusive
the risdiction to justices of the peace in
geo tain cases. This dill restores to the
ned perior courts jurisdiction in Gag
IN abandonment and denial of sup
icon The bill, as substituted, passed It's I
ings and was ordered to be engros
ues- House bill 391, to amend the Coz
we relation to the game law; apple
), IN Orange and Granville counties. was
ages on the table.
ald' House bill 1874, to provide Tor the
ned, pointment of trustees in the cese OF {
or removal, trustee to be appointt
vate the judges of the superior courts.
do. motion Of Mr.. Watkins it WAS Ia
an the table.
ma Mr.. Parmele roee to question o.
the sonsl privilege in connection with /
: no ticle which appeared in the Wilmil
mes, Messenger, alleging the part take
ages, MI. rmele in the matters relati