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

the state. The governor to appoint an
inspector for the state to guard against
the introduction of impure liquors; in
spector to employ chemists. tax to be
collected on all liquors coming into the
state Salary Cf inspector $2,500 On
motlon OF MIR. Barlow, was laid on the
table.
House bill 525, to control the rate of
speed for travel over Tar and Went river
bridge, passed and was ordered to be
engrossed
House bill 527, to amend chapter 27O,
laws Of 1891, strike out one and insert
two, applies only to klenburg county,
passed and WAS ordered to be engros ssed.
! House bill 500, relating to Confed
craze monument, and suggesting the ap
pointment of committee of three on the
part OF the senate and five of the house.
10 consider the question of appropria
ton, was adopted.
House bill sos, to Incorporate the Ca
rcllna Real Estate and Investment com
pany. place of business Fayetteville, cap
ita' 800 600, may be increased to ST.,
/ 600, 600, passed and was ordered to be
sent to the senate without engrossment.
i House bill SAL, to discourage lynch
ing On motion of Mr.. Graves was laid
! on the table
i House bill $40 to allow the North
4 Carolina slate company further time to
organize; passed and was ordered to be
/ engrossed.
4 House bill $50, to define the length of
a days work--10 hours, weeks not to
sxceed so hours. On motion of Mr..
l Graves was laid on the table.
/ House bill 593 to amend the charter
! OF the North Carolina power and electric
i company-corrects an error in print :;
1 passed and was ordered to be engrossed
House bill $50, to make valid certain
/ probates where, through typographical
error, previously" was used for 'pri-
vately;n pas ed and YVES ordered to be
engrossed
/ House bill sci, in relation to sales of
personal property by administrators and
executors. On motion of Mr.. McCurry
) was laid on the table
regard to unpaid rents. On motion Of
} MIR. McCurry was laid on the table.
III House bill $50, to confirm the con
'll tracts between the Winston-Saiem rail
way and the electric power company
a passed and was ordered to be engrossed.
4 Mr.. Cook moved to reconsider the
resolution passed this morning to ap
E point committee to investigate the
back taxes of Wilmington and Weldon
railroad company. The judiciary com
f mittee ought to consider such questions.
The house had full confidence in and re
I'll spect for the gentlemen who had beer
Ell appointed special committee, but TIE
question ought to be considered in full
e committee. He hoped the house woulG
:, reconsider. We ought to have the opin
o ion Of the full committee
!. Mr., Gilmer, of Haywood, said th'
house only deputies these three gentle
r men to consider special questions. II
d thought the resolution good one.
Mr. Long, of Alamance, favored re-
consideration
n Mr. Spruill said he was perfectly will
: ling the m alter should be confined &
the committee on railroads. 1t coult
J =. nave made report without aid from To,
r. outside. Itrequired studious invettiga
ton. Concentrated swisdom might Con
3 clude the work in two hours. A simila
r committee had been appointed in th
senate. He was opposed to reconsidera a
IF ton.
e Mr. Watson. of Forsyth, sustained th
r. views Of Ne COX.
NJ Allen said he was ON the commit
D tee. The work proposed was one {
ID labor. There were were legal question
ID Of great importance The investigate
can be conducted better by three tha
IN by twenty one. What is gathered by Il
q three will be laid before the whole con
"a mittee He would prefer some 9th
in his place.
56 -nr. Blair moved to lay the motion
of Mr.. Cook on the table, which, on
ID division, is carried.
House bill 594, to make the destru
Il, tion of forest trees by tenants, on motto
!" Of Mr. Harper, is laid ou the table
or House bill 413 to amend chapter SO
IS, laws Of 1891. in regard to the game la
d. does not apply to Richmond county
k passed and is ordered to be engrossed.
"a House bill 453, to repeal chapter Z
Sc, laws of 1891, to validate entries
ef- vacant lands, applies only to Mac
So county, passed and was ordered to
He engrossed.
At 2 p. m the House adjourned un
IN. to morrow morning at 10 80 o'clock.