The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-04
House of Representatives.

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o'clock, and opened with prayer by the
Rev. Father Marion of the church Of the |
Sacred Heart of this city.
The reading of the journal of yesterd az |
was dispensed with, and was declared |
approved.
The following petitions were presented
and referred:
By Mr.. Hoffman, from citizens of
Burke county in relation to the appoint
ment of justices of the peace. Magis-
trates.
BY Mr.. White, of Cabarrus, to incor
porate st. Stephens church. Corpora
tions
By M. Vance, of Buncombe, against
the stock law in Black Mountain town,
ship. Counties, etc.
By Mr.. Petree, for appointment of
magistrates in Yadkin county. Magis
trates.
BY the same, petitions against dividing
Stokes county. Counties, etc.
BY Mr. Eubanks. against the sale of
liquor in certain localities. Propositions
and Grievances
By Mr.. Satterfeld, in relation to the
adoption of the purchase tax. Finance.
By Mr.. Moore, for new township in
Jackson county. Counties, etc.
BY Mr.. Gilmer, of Guildford, against
the incorporation of Coble's church.
BY the same, for the incorporation of
the same church. Corporations.
BY Mr.. Vance, of Buncombe, from ci.
t!zens of Hot Springs, Madison county,
for the election of tax collector. FL
nance.
Mr.. Taylor, of Halifax, introduced q
resolution to print certain records relat-
ing to Confederate soldiers. Calendar.
The following bills were introduced
and appropriately referred:
By Mr.. Kitchen, against the formation
of oath bound organizations. Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Vance, of Mitchell, to incor-
porate the Jones Mica company. Cor
porations.
By Mr.. Lovill, to protect fish in How
ards creek, Watagua county. Fish and
| Fish Interests.
By Mr.. Williams, of Craven. to amend
section 973 of the Code, relating to the
education of children. Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Harrell, to incorporate Pendle-
ton, Washington coun.J. Corporations.
By Mr.. Lovill, to make change in
the courts of the tenth judicial district.
Judiciary.
By the same, to amend certain laws of
the session of 1885. Calendar.
By Mr.. Ellington, to regulate the
erection of barbed wire fences. Propo-
sitions and Grievances.
By Mr.. Harris, to incorporate the loan
and savings bank of Charlotte. Corpor-
stions.
D. NJ roo fo. ~. ,oJ;of of W;ll;ox
McNeill, of Wilkes county. PROPOSE
tions and Grievances.
By Mr.. Watson, of Forsyth, by re.
quest, to prohibit the sale of liquors in
the vicinity of Leakville. Propositions
and Grievances.
By Mr.. Stevens, to repeal the law i'm
posing tax on marriage license. FL
nance.
By Mr.. Stevens, to provide bound
books iu certain cases. Education.
By Mr.. Yer able, to amend the acts re-
lating to Pensions. judiciary.
By the same, to establish the dividing
line between Surry and Stokes counties
Counties, etc.
By the same, to prohibit the sale O
liquors near certain church. PROPOSE
tions and Grievances.
By Mr. Crews, to distribute the acts o
the general assembly to the clerks of tn
superior courts. Finance.
E By Mr.. Parmele, for the relief o
Abram B. Cook, of New Hanover coun
{ ty. Propositions and Grievances.
By Mr. Fuller, of Durham, to renew
the charter of the Parrish warehous
q company. Corporations.
By Mr.. McNeill, in relation to partie
to action. judiciary.
n By Mr.. Hoyle, to change the name 9
}. Kieversville in Catawba county. Cour
ties, etc.
q By Mr.. McCurry, to authorize tn
n commissioners of Mcdowell county t
levy special tax. Finance.
q By Mr.. Ellis, for the better educatio
q of voters on the election law. Judiciary
a By Mr.. Long. of Warren, to incorpol
a ate the East Carolina Immigration an
q Land Company. Corporations,
By Mr. Moore, to allow W. A. Quee
to peddle without paying tax. Caller
a dar.
By Mr.. Lee, to incorporate Wrigl
10 School House. Corporations.
- - By Mr.. Gilmer, of Guilford, to amen
8 a private law of 1891. Judiciary.
n By Mr.. Williams, of Craven, by r
Is quest, to incorporate the Watson DAME
Land Company. Corporations.
70 By Mr.. Schulken, to prohibit the sa
n of liquors at a point near Fair Blu1
Propositions, etc.
d By the same, to repeal laws of 18G
d and repeal private law relating to Ne
Hope church, etc. Propositions, etc.
,e By Mr.. Day, to amend the law CO
a. corning game keepers.
ID BY Mr. Allen, to amend the Code
a. regard to the statute of limitations. J
f dietary.
I'd Mr.. Parmele introduced resolution
pay Mr.. Shaw's expenses in the electi
e, case. Finance.
y, Mr.. Ellington was added to the cor
mittee on claims.
House bill 412, to incorporate t
Ia town of Montford; passed its thi
,d reading by vote of 80 ayes, nays 0.
Senate bill 1919, house bill 434, forbi
tel ding persons going armed as detecti1
in in numbers more than three; amend
d. by motion of Mr.. Ray by striking
"no body of men more. than three, "ins'
tie "carrying concealed weapons" passed
ne amended.
I'd Senate bill 1875, house bill AL, to
corporate the town of Rocky MOI
of Mills; passed its third reading by "
u of 80 ayes, nays 0, and was ordered
be enrolled.
rer Senate bill 3O2, house bill 616, to a
at. thorize the Wilmington light infantry
issue bonds; passed its third reading
he a vote of ayes rs, nays 0, and was
.r- dered to be enrolled.
House bill 463, to allow the constr
he ton of a vault in the treasury depa
off ment, was on its second reading.
in Mr.. Long, of Alamance, explained
IF necessity for such enactment, the la1
te, amount of money and bonds on hal
IL | Tho do6cioncv of aecuritv with the pr